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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-11

AaaUtIaiA p aVll = VIZ
IN THE NASHVILLE OR CITY OFFfCE.
A FEW SHARES WANTED pc
BRANsFOBns aIowHERfER & CO.
ians-s
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= u p y L.I1
Imperial aud
Young EUyson Tens.

ooong and Powehons Teas. Pickles Preserves Oysters suok
ing Tobacco and nang olhar articles
u n To 81 af whca, cI the es1esI stlentru ana
invite the inspection Of ihs trade assure su We o o
many Inducements NOT 70 he found eiserhers.
ians-u ARCHER CHBArHaM BROTHER.
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ANEcDoTE or LANAR.-A friend, who knew tic
late NIRABEAU B. LAMAR well in other DAYS. in a
private letter 10 the Senior Editor of the Mont
gomery NaI speaks as follows:
Well, Mrabeau B. Lamar is dead! He made the
Grst political speech / ever heard, and said Z. By
Heaven had rather see Georgia an icebreg-leaf
less and Understanding in the frozen sea than to
see her submit to Federal eXaction. Nay, sir had
rather see her sink into 4 lake of fire seven times
hotter than mans conception
When he had a fever twenty years ago. Coqutt
went to see him. and he lay sc9rchng up and raving
to die Anybody can die he said. but me. ANY
body else would die, with this fever; but here am
and shall not die. but suffer on, and live = But he
is dead.-a brave man and poet. But he was not
happy and tremble to lift the veil that hides his
eternal future"
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GuuRm delegates were selected for the Charles
ton Convention by the Democratic State Convention,
held at Frankfort KY on Monday last
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XIX CAPACITY EQUAL ANY IN THEcoUTH
THREE THROUGH
PASsENG GER TRAIN
BEgWEEN PIrTsBuRa 40 PHILApELPnIA.

BETWEEN PLIISBUkd AND PHILADELPHIA,
ToNNEoTISG direct in te Union Depot at Piitsuyg. With
New York Boston, Baltimore and Washington City thus fur
nshng facilities for the transportation q Passengers
passed Tor speed and coEi0Tr by any other route.
Express and East Lines through 70 Philadelphia without
change Of cIrssr contractors.
Smoking Cars attached 10 each tain. W1odrud Sleeping
Cars 70 Express and Fast Trains. The Express runs
Daily, Mail and Fast Line Sundays excepted Three Daily
direct 70 New York Express and Fast Line
he3,ior 1Aili9ofs ana y asllnsson- - .
All Through Passenger Trains provided with Loughrdges
Patent Brakespeed undsr perfect eantrol OF the Engineer
mus adding much to me safety Of travellers
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New York Two
Daily Trains between New YORK and Boston. Through Tickets
~ hail are good on either OF the above trains
Boat Tickets to Boston good via NOrsish Fan River
stonngt2n Lines Boston transferred free u charge
Tickets may be obtained at .Dy Of the important Railroad
Offices the West also, board OF any OF the regular Line
OF Steamers the Mississippi or Ohio Rivers; ADD Tickets
at the 0ees o. The Company in Boston, New York. Blmors
or Philadelphia.
Fare always as low and Time as quick as
by any other Route.
ASK roe T7CEEZS By PII7SBUGH
The completion Western connection Of the PennyIvana
railroad 70 Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND
THE GREAT WEST.
The connecting tracks By TIE Railroad Bridge Pittsburg
avoiding ali dytge fsrge offght together with the
ing Of tine are advantages ay appreciated Shippers Of
'reght. and the travelling pu5lic.
For Fre Controons shipping Directions apply ad
dress either Of the following agents OK the company
D. A. STEW ART, Pttsburg
II sPerce Co., Zanesve o. ]. J. Johnston, Ripley o; r.
McNeeley, Mayse, Ky Omsby Cropper, Portsmouth, o.;
Paddock & Co., Jsdsrsonvls, Iui; Brown Co Gin
einnad, o. Athe-n Hilbert, Cincinnati, o. Medium,
Co. Evansville, Ind W Graham & Co, Cairo, III;
Sass, shaer Glass; st. Louis, Mo- John Harris, NASHVILLE
Fam; Harris 4 Hunt Memphis, Tenn Clarke Co. Cheago
III. "a Koonz, Alton, III freight Asentsof Ra
roads at different points in The Vest
The Greatest Facilities offered for tIlC Pro-
lection and speedy Transportation Of
LIVE STOCK
In
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fFHHE Memphis Chic Raroad Coupsny are dasirour a.
contracting With respaas5ls paroles, or the fn1nisain
and delivery, he river bans, 20 ~ 10FtA u of Riger
IN hssspAis Of
$4,000 CEDAR CROSS-THESI
1900 Crostel 20 be delivered h Nay i, and t balances b.
July ist, 1850.
The Cross ties % b. % sound timber FREE from dotso
shake, % be at least niue 81 feet long, with ends slure a
fairly aeEn on ITO sto face % nos less ln eight q inches
the aee to Be heEn 20 line oni parallel % each 0ar
lhicEnsss Of six inches between parallel faces.
Terms Of pgymeat third cash deliver. ani bal
ancein six and twelve months, With we'll enorssi paper
Tie privilege revad Of rejecting aui en- bids shouid
lhe tsrus not be satisfactory.
Sealed Proposals viii be received for he furnscg and ieV
cry OF me above matai &C che Engineers 1e OF The
Company 10 afs Until ke1ruagT ION and q he Cy Hite
IL Nasgih from iih % IS Hgdr1arT, s Uk .lnsainl
places any iuQrmudon li be o8ll1l0 ta uler led
either By le-ier Or in person. W. .. PECKErT
Engineer oaiee, Memphis Z Ohio r. r. Jsas-eii isSI5
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LIGHTNING LINE.
FOB SmITHLAND AND PADUCAH

FOR SMITHLAND AND PADUCAH.
THVUE hue passenger packet Il 4 L A n. J.
SIMMS, Master, will leave FOR the above lex =
aud intermeiiats ports WEDNESDAY, the 18th 60
nsi at l. NJ For freight passage apply hoard
ianlI A. HAMILTON. Agent.
FOR CAIRO EEND ST. LOUIS.
yTyHE splendid passenger steamer B. NJ. RUN nx>zk
= q yam, MILLER Matter, will leave here uh-,As-ssI
Fk BAY, the 18th January, L o'clock, NJ, S.sst
hpIt A. HAMILTON, Ag't
FOR MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS.
TEytIE steamer SCOTLAND, Capt. CoucH, viii 80
leave the above and all intermediate eka1etil
ports on SATURDAY, the lfth ins.' al clock -
p. n. For freight or passagS apply on board OF to
A. HAMILTON,
fapIO HARRISON Agents.
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Wtolssals Depot, No. 4s CesH SSsst NasEsZls.
Address HENRY G. sPALDING & co.,
d. No 90 N.- VI .

Put up fo- Dealers IN Cases containing four eight and twelve
dozena beautiful Lilhosraph Slow Gard Fsay3ny
package.
" single bottle o. srALrrsas PnEfaEED 6Lnz viii slsa
ten times It's cost annually 60 every t1ussl1i.zs III
sold BY al prominent sat0uess Druggists hardware and
Furniture Dealers, Gr1esrs, and Eauey Stores
Co11try merchants should nos % Sqau1IEss paH-
rAEsB GlrE snsn making up ter list. IL wi stand any climate
fanS-d.tuGwIg
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NEW BILLS.

The following bills were introduced. By leave,
rea and seVerally passed the first reading without
objection:
By Hr. WHITE, Of Davidson 400, to amend an
act fer the benefit Of the MeehsRi Institute and
Library Association Of the State Of Tennessee.
By Mr.. WILLIAMS, Of Knox, AL, for the benefit
Of Knox and Williamson counties
By Mr. WHITE, of Davidson, 422. to appoint and
regulate Notsres Public.
By Mr.. FARLEY, AIS, to Incorporate Shelby
Lodge No. 80, Of the I. U. o. F.
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Mr.. KENNEDY from the special COMMITTEES On
the sutject Of mailing pubic d1cument1 made a
report thereon, accompanied by a letter to the
Speaker from tae ,savjile Postmaster, and the
committee was discharged from the further cOnsid-
Grafton Of the matter.
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lLoUNr COUNTY oaANcERY coUar.

On motion Of NJ. BICKNELL, his bil 303, to
change the time Of holding the Chaneary Court in
Blount county, was taken from the files, read and
'ssed the second reading under c dispensa,ion Of
the rules
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wEDEEsDAg. IANUAHE q. Ise0.

Tpr sPE,KEFs7rr.-In the House Of Representa-
sves saturday. ballot for the Speaker was had
,-,;tb tho folleyvinn result:
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SPALDINC,S PREPARED GLUE
all such sergences ane no Household can i 10 De-
without t. Il always ready and up 70 the sing point
There . no longer necessity for inping chairs, spnss
neers headless DOLLS and broken cradles. si The article
for cone she'll and other Ornamental work. ~ poD1ar with
dies % refinement ami taste.
This admirable prsaro1 Is used c0i 6sing chemically hsli
IN solution, and possessing an the vat6s qualities 10
cabinet makers Glue IL may uses ia ss place 90 ordinary
mucageY being vastly adhesive.
"usEFUL IN EVERY H0UsE.''
BA BTush accompanies each bottle Psicr aI cents.
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By Mr. STOVALL: No. 2I5-To have the record
books in the Land Office at Nashville properly and
correctly inlexsi. PASSED. FIST reading aud refer
red TO TIE Committee on Ways and Meals,
BIZ Mr.. THOMPSON: No. ZIG To grant further
time o the Rome and Carthage Turnpike Company
to complies their read Passed FIRST reading.
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bin in lieu rsre referred 70 becspuiltss ca Bank,

BAL 10 hen we're referred 70 the Committee On Bank
HOUSE ELL OK THIRD BEADING.
&c. 54-To repeal chapter uf The Cels, whieh
relates 10 the inspection o. h0ar, lard, and otier
articles Passed ayes IS. noes j, es follows.
Ayss-Messrs. Allen. Boyd, Bradford, Hil5rsb,
Horn, Mcclellan, Rash, Payre, Peters, Stokes,
Slokeiy, Wood and Speaker NoEman-l3
Ness-Msssfs Bumpass, Johnson. Llaa Me-
Nelly, Richardson, stogall and Thompson
REcHARrRR OF THs UNION AND PLaSrERs' aA,rs.
Mr.. Thompsons resolutions directory 10 the
Union and Planters Banks, we're taken up. and
having been considered at considerable length, wore
rejected, ayes 9, noes II, as folows
Agrs.--Messrs. Hilldreih, Johrsoa. McClellsn,
MeNeilly, Peters, Siosan Thompson, Wood end
( Speaker NeBman.-9.
Hoss--MessTs. Allen. Boyd, Bradford Banpass,
Horn, Nash, Payne, Rieaardsoa, Slarton, Stokes
and Stoktly Ill.
d Mr. LANE when his name vas called, stated
that be had agreed &c pair of Eilh Senator Minis,
who vas absent, and stalled further. that he Eas IN
I favor Of he passage Of the resolutions not from
prejudice against the banks, bet for the sake Of in
formation.
SENATE BILLS On sESoED REABlEg.
No. lso-To exempt magistrates frsm serving
on juries.
On motion Of Mr.. ST0KELY. the reeommenda-
ton Of toe Committee the Judiciary, thai the
/ bill be rejected was c0ncurred in.
No 205-To prevent the circulation Of Abolition
documents and inoendiaFy teashing aud preaching
in this State.
/ On motion Of Mr. RICHARDSON. the recomnen-
daion Of the Committees the Judiciary that the bill
be rejected, was ooncuTred ia.
No. 205-Tc charter the South Nashville Cas-
Light Company. Passed
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING
Ne. 19I-To incsrpo7te the MemUhis Medical As
/ eocietiou. Passed.
No 2O0-To amend section 3 294 Of the Code II
regard 70 holding juries Of inquest the bodies oil
deceased persons. Passed, ayes 10, noes 9, IS fol
lows.
dyes. -8lessrs. HildTetb, Johuson. Lane. Mickey
MeNeiIly, Peters, stekely, stovall, TaempsOn AM
] WoOd-l0.
woes -Msssrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford Bcmpass
Horn, NASH Richsrdsoa, Stokes and spsader New
/ meu.-9.
Aad theG-
o. motion of Mr.. ST0VALL. the Senate ad
j5urncd 20 nine O'clock tomorrow morsing.
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REGULATING THE SALE OF LIQUORS.

Ga motion Of Mr.. LANE leave o. Absence was
9 ant to Mr.. MirRis, account Of sickness in
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Aaraysss xessersrav.

SSSsnanszaR Magnolia, e;fowei I'm Havana via Key
West. tn farsis LII district.
6ctg Lizzie Mf1AE johnson, I'm Pensacola, 10
s muster Hasin
sea1 Cline, Williams days fiji Pensacola, ID
master Basin
81 ~ soathron. HANSON, days IN Pensacola, 10
81 knaatRfz- Basis.
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tsenR aitaaan kahherry. FIN Argyle Landing.
California;, Hopkins, ffn Mobile.
Umpire Pafish, Jeansreau, m Donaldsonyflle.
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New erIans palu Crescent, 0harsaau aanna Jnn - $50

4 esoluiiaH 10 place addli0nNl lamps eae
block of Poss street. from Fulton Chm, lies
ID A resolution "authoiising the to have con
uc'ed yAous bridges Mt Bans, Broad and other s,Veeis
"a oicnrfencei Tecomneped resolution Of the Board
q Aldermen authorizing Tho Street Commissioner nel
1e parties owning nature o' from ca Hope Tv1psichotc
ANA from Front to Water Streets I'LL their said LOTS
Respectfully submitted,
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Cleared Yesterday e
xnaslilp chariea Morgan, Iawless for Galveston
and 1ndanGla, q Harris
Eskdinfan ship Ginlia, Farina. for Genoa.
Baxter. Lowell AGO
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oUACHTTA RIVER.
MOBILE.
81. F.,n OMInE--nAmY ~. s.

rs4mm Fur MVKELE -- DhILN q. 8,
e. aAA--J sAIa Line--Sumuiel ArraBgenuen-The SPLEEN
lid low pressure uackct steamers Oregon
JAS Nc q Baker, master, Florida, A. L. Myers, MASTER
California; J. hopkins, mas,e 6nt sTtreSsls for the
landings follows unless by bad weather. high
water of fuel, accident maehiary
Leaving Lake end of the onehartEp Railroad Ally
the arrival Of the z o'clock ~ gain Of for Mobile
NEsAYs and FRIDAYS, Will stop Bay st. Touis avery
SATURDAY, at Mississippi City FRTD AVS and StEUR
u AVS at PaschganlR u Ally, each way Returning Mo
bile water pesmting will SOP i,A a the Pass and Bay.
York greatly reduced rates, by three different routes and
further information, apply to
iy6 If NJ ti iTager street
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esip Kate Dyef, Dyer. I'm Hayrs May Esd, to Ba K.
Eqs a Ter, Level &sc
Hxen1e1 bark june, EAgart, fm Galveston, In bal
Inst To Rreesprich Schoufeld tsco
Brig Minalitaan. Baahm, I'm Tobasoo, to NJ & L
pagro. 81 s
selz Jadinta, eaIssnt. isn Tuspan, 70 a lsru-
xuierc,
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Sgippiaa SnleIIiaellts.

CRxsr3Nx OrrgCz. No. 10 Camp Street, i
Thusstay Morning, Jtly 10. 1850
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I'H steanzshiR MagHpsia. fro Havana via Key
Vs. md other Florida ports J Harrison, J.. Hall,
e Aungar, Hanry Cozer, 3. B. Whitaker. lady.
seEee ,i1ildrea and two servants, Mrs. Woodruff,
Ar' p0hen, lady and child, Mrs Wright and SER
xznt, Mrs Smi.h md servant, Mr. Stafford, s. Bid
Hells VIM. AneIes vs. on deck.
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RED RIvER.
Leaves on SATURDAY. JpIe 81. Al 4 p NJ
- NEW ORLEANS ANO SIRENl

y
~ hnp0ft saturday faciet--cayts every : aTt RBNy
hFol2h9nt the sGnIatr-For Shreveport Grand
ssssxzH Bayou, Grand Eeoe, AexandTia Gortnuis Bar
bn's and all Intermediate landings Red Riser-Te new
and Sw running passenger steamer Homer, Sanl Apple
gate. master, T. v Ceos clerk will leave regularly M above
For freight or passage apply on board.
jgl6 AdseTtsn@ Agent
R> Tic Io Alaxaudra with Tic Elf draft
without detention
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Leaves on THURSDAY 10 il fistant NJ bPM
FOR ST. LOUIS CAIRO MEM.

", Ma
W. h.phs and I'll intermediate landings-The swift and
eoIun1doiS regular passenger packet steamer
&sszEFzM ora Anderson, John y. IoGudcr, inasier
VIII leave As above freight passage apply boirl
NIRGINTIS q. DENTzEI.,
yls 49, Advertising Agent.
R- The g. A. " sery ligt-rnilt shippers lay de
pend on hes going through wii6ut lstention
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Ense,c. your committee report having ascertnned The
fact that thofe omission OF the name Of The stpet 10 he
paNed recommend that sud petition betepnhi4hed during right
weeks ageeahiS IL law tat said petitioners may Or
position which they eAim the fsh 10 hive resolution h
aeeeus presented fer adoption, ana staying the sale oil the
cOntrlct for said work.
Ionr committee report ayorabf upon petition Henry
wtrg asking that the Council cause wooden luuuctie IL
trent his property to nc repaired the having hocn dam.
nsd ~ eaft and vehicles passing over u resolution pre-
sehtcd for adoption, auoz tho Surveyor 10 have said
wooden hnqneue besird Mdrean and GfpIten res
paired, Vt II cost NOT exceeding Si0l
X Nor conRit,ee after due consideration upon r petition
q j, Y SlHwson Cos asking n the tracks for tic els rail
roads he changed, rtcogetAer with petition the same
erect humercslE signed by properly 0ldcts C8ul
nave ING honor "a report and recommend That said petition of
sad y u Saws to- with others, be granted with The ex
cstieh at ile Iht named ChUbge, VII of trWaks on
Canal street fran Claiborne street thor junction the ridge
nn ten eet from the INSIDE custones hG crown te
street sat changF would materially necessity ru
and the usefulness Of The nid scilroas Canal Street which
sh0ud W preserved carriage fond from cty yo,r com
mtte hefcoFc substitute Tor said third Change te Following
VIZ ll&i nid j. y. Sawson Gu piles 10 be driven
Il he Canal sweat canal from Claiborne tile Metac
Ridge-h coSer IN and arrange said canal with pnG lining
TO preserve Tho drainage OF the in accordance sper
cations Of te sgrselos 9nd under the sqpcryon of m oil
SrHnd " y The rail tracks said canal supported liz
>d pile front Claiborne street 10 The Nepitie Ridge RI
solution is accordingly presented for Adoption autholus Tho
Mayor 10 mako e Aforementioned changes, PET nuat ACT Of
4 O.
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Leaves on MONDAY 2Sa Inst. nj 5P MI
FOR ST. LUUIS-WITH CnNSEc-
M Tons q ahoye-Ihe magnificent Ed. u.
L&&@5s SHy, Bart Bowen, il16cr, will leave flf Al
- 9ais taking, besides through business freight
and passengers for NareE Ecksbug, Napoleon Memphis and
the Bends For through tickets lids and c0iIect.
railroad lines above and for freight and
apply IN board the Company office 81 Caun street
VIRGINIuS o. hESTzEl
wi -.. Advertising Agent.
3@Thi1 boat will attend The Memphis and Benj sne,
mad carries tile u s. Mali Memphis III place Of senph
psckets "
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VIZ Oh THURSDAY. 1911, fagt atkP.N
WON sY. LskElES NNrfn linNNRf

FOR sT. LOuES-WifH CoNNRc.
ti9os g aI,ye-TIh aas oife'nt steamer W. ~
i.ou taking lesid thf9nsI business. freight
md nassSngers iot $Eghez Nckbns Eapoeon kgnis
tine cnd. For Though ekp6 this cpipeefing
rHread lines aYe ni and
FppS Gd board " ~ IAe Company office 81 gAmn StFld
fiRGlNIuk Y, nENTzEl
lyl1 ,.,..,,, Advertising Agti,t
the q > Mail 10 Nrnphis ia uInr. 81 Memphis pRekcts
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nsessl... q R I =


Il AEGfLE LANDING-~pe sse,,.ne, 1, ~, a.,
@-leJ oaies sottenJ g &B s Ricks-72 do Green 4
sFanp DO 90 Carroll, hoy &co-aa do 10 Lewis 4
Dsesby do Watt 6aols do ] Fsesa = e y
le do Frelsen Stevenson &oo- do r. Mars
Gei!b &eo de Nixon &oo@- Ii hhda tebscac ~
"a Greenwood~6 do Jas Tnfner-2 do GjveT Wos -
&eos do Horrall Gayle &co--l dc Summer ~, Z
Ganphesl-I do to Moore q VanGuiin-. l52s sast =
cotton seed kalsey i Potter 100 pes hapeing Inn
colts rope o. hbla 95 he bbls whisky M D Brsdg Z
se-za5 paga fruit audsHndries to order Total bon
baias cetten rs hlldt tobacco.
BpNALDseNyIELE Per steamer Empire Par.
zsh 10 bids sugar to ReIaaa kernfon.
NazIKonass
A. q, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON. Jaiy IL. 1850 ls bales cotton L
xkogEhal dac sundries to order
Pt,NTGHARTRAIN.
MpBIl E. Per sseanaet CALIFORNIA; estleu rim,
BackneE. ssaafon 4 Neannn--ls do % bales udae
d Pratt a do Y DonneH kco=- sandries 10
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Mr.. Dnpre offered the following report, which
was read:
NrncA OUR, -Inl,- lssn

The finauec Committee have the honor follows
They recommend The rejection OF the adjudication
the Comptroller Fireen Charitable Association OF
for the support Of the Fire Department. Pc
rod Of five years the rate of S0l per annnin,
ground that the Bid is entirely too high The necessary esou
ton is therefore presented for adppton.
Upon preamble and resolution authorizing the Mayor snl.
scribe the oil the city for 1000 shares capital
stock Of the Lafayette Water Works Company in accordance
with the charter thereof etc. yen rosiIee would beg leave
to refer touoS ia report Of the l inst,
subject and recommend its lopon resolutions Of
Tered the day appopatng The further
hundred thousa oars towards the extension Of the
Ihe 6omngtcie Water aks eic in Tho Third strict etc.
The b. considered the
resolution above ced, rejce-
tiep the contained in then entirely foreign 10 The
matters contained in tie said preamble resolution
pom The Geonof jackson Nnuson asking that Tho city
Sh uld lease them The at rhnuse wharf
taebed kaown the ST. Mary Wharf, N Inc Fourth
tri for tfee years for S5 lease they viii accept
Gall payment Of hs said due Them by The city for tho
anaa Of appraeent Of hit buildings which hes have
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Leaves m THURSDAY. Inv ia. nj
REGII.AR I.ilNN.4N ATES j 4 IL.

, ~ 4. Fof Shreveport. Grand Bayou canpe, Grand
tpeet Cpsiatti Maurice Montgomery Cptjle
AleXandra SOrnHuis Barhins all inferno
dae landings Rod rirerThe new elegant light draiglt
and swift running passenger paeket Morgan Nell
SON, Gro billion MASTER Alex. Mitchell clerk will leave
above For freight passage apply board,
VlRGlsIUs U. DENTZEI4
iyR Advertising Agent
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Leaves On rESpAy3 n. nsr.M
FOR SHREyaassORT. GRAN


~ T. Bayou Conslntta, eanpte, Grand Ecore, Asu
rice, Montgomery Collie Alexandria, SorTnars
szzS 3arbn's aud Mi intermediate landings on Red
RiNef-Ie new elegant, light dranyh and swift running pas
senger packet More, JOS Anglader. master, will leave rs
above. For freightor passlge apply board
Y1RGfNIuS u DENTZFII,
iNS Advertising Agent.
OF II Ii draft 81 ayers
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Leaves on SATURDAY. IrIe n. al D m NJ
5.- EDIk ST. IDlrE@. 49, WTTII COESFf

leaves on - ~ Isi' ~. InIe n al o n. NJ.
FOR ST. LOUIS. : WITH CoESEc-
f.sp Tons p ataNeThc magnificent sieataer Hell
fast a r Irwin, nss,er, Vim leayo for 81
sSzRrsf ots taxing, besides through business freight
ahd passengers Tor Nalee vieksIur NfoIeun Memphis I'D
We Bends For through tickets fl connect
ing railroad lines alnve aud engagements for frcal nnd
ptage apply on board at Tue Company Office d Camp
..-.'U- 49, . VIRGTSIUsC G. DEHTzRL,
y. ,y,= . ...,, Advertising Agent.
and carries tue u d n Memphis In PLACE the Memphis
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lately done Josephine street that progresses Very
slowly snch constant complaint made of the condition Of
these rosd that dtS copc orecenmenl that the contract
| be annned.
\ Very respectfully,
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oPELoUs AS.

leaves SATURDAY. .ulv Oh II s r NJ
FOR BpEE0USAS VIA ATCTHA-
IT. n fnlhya--The steamer Minnesota. H. McIIus-
band mister, will leave above, taking freight
md passengers for Old river 'Snmgportf OH
landings The route to Washington. For freight passage
apply on board.
gIRGIEIUS c. nENTzEL,
.Jyln Advertising AGENT,