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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
Michisun state RepubIican Convention.

DETROIT, MIcH., June 7-The Republic
can State Convention met here to-day and
made the following nominations: For Cover
nor, Austin Blair, Of Jackson County; fol-
Lieutenant Governor, James Birney, Of Bay
County; for Treasurer, John Owen, Of Wayne
County; for Auditor, Gen. s. G. Berry, Of
Lenawer County; for Attorney General
Charles Upson, Of Branch County; for Super
intendant of Public institutions, John NJ
Gregory, of Washtenaro County; for Secre-
tary of State, James B. Porter, of Allegan
County; for Land Commissioner, Samuel s
Lacy, of Calhoun County; for Member of the
Board of Education, Edwin Milletts, of Mon
roe County. .-....,i--
The Presidential Electors at large are II
G. Wells, of Kalamazoo Comfy; and Rufu
Hosmer of Ingham County. The Convention
was entirely harmonious.
A large and enthusiastic Republican meet
ing is being held at the City Hall this even
ing, to ratify the National and State nomina
tions.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
TIE Gazette says of Mr.. Summers speecl

TIE Gazette says of Mr.. Summers speech:
1.-THE manner, too, in which he has COM
mented upon the characters and policy Of
those he opposes is calculated rather to pro-
woke the angry feelings than to persuade and
convince"
Two or three days ago, in commenting on
the Waggoner case, the same paper said:
eve trust our readers whose blood will be
stirred by the recital of this wrong, will not
forget that the Democratic party is the cham
pion and defender of that system which this
whole business is but the legitimate out
growth. Their indignation should not vent
itself in frothy defamation and violent in.
vective, but should crystallize into efficient
action"
The Gazette professed to regard the case as
the legitimate outgrowth of the system O.
slavery, and tried to make political capita
against the Democratic party as the defender
of the system; but when Mr.. Sumner attacks
the system ITSELF the Gazette fears that il
will provoke angry feelings. 1t really ap
pears as if the Gazette is very anxious tina
the "blood shall be stirred by the recital o
the wrongs" of slavery, when it can b.
turned against the Democratic party, bu
very tender toward the system of slavery
when the political profit is not SO apparent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
Arrival OF the New MEXICAN Mail.

INpEpESDENcE, June 1.-THE New Mexican
Mail, with dates to the 3lst ult4 arrived to-
day. s aI r rrrrI l .6'tH
The Navajo Indians made an attack upon
Fort Defiance a few days before the mail left,
and came very near taking it, as the troops
were not expecting anything of the kind.
Fortunately, however, by some mismanage-
ment, their presence was discovered, and
after some fighting they were routed.
Six companies of soldiers were on Red
River on the look out for Indians.
The mail came through without an escort
No Indians were seen on the road. .rsrt gs.
A train of nineteen wagons left here to-day
for Denver City, and others are making pre-.
parations for leaving in a few days. The
news here from the gold mines is very fatter'
ing, and has created quite stir. at e.0i
The weather here is still dry and no pros
poets of any rain. r..... tsfft
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
GubernntorInI Tnnusuration:

CONC0RD, n. H., June T.-Gov. Goodwin
was inaugurated to-day. There was an an
nual military and civic display on the occa-
sion. The Governors Horse Guards, new
corps, was deservedly admired, composing,
as they do, the ellie and chiyalry of the
State. The Governors Message is brief II
is mainly devoted to local affairs, of which he
speaks encouragingly. He says, in concln-
sion, that New Hampshire declares to all dis
organizers and disunionists, wherever found,
that she stands by the Union and the Consti-
tution as interpreted, not by any new lights
itself its trainers and the precedents Of all
departments Of the Federal Government.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
"Where Afric's sunny fountains
Roll down their golden sands,
They call US to deliver


The New York Tribune gives list of nine
vessels fitted out and cleared at that port
between the slst of December and the 2lst Of
May, for the African slave trade. The Tribune
says .l,s... .r .a
1.-THE traders engaged here in this traffic are
known; and the men who supply their vessels
with stores, who fit them with sails, who pro-
vide them with sailors, are known also. That
knowledge, and much other that is curious
and interesting in relation TO this subject,
awaits the Government wheneverth the Govern
ment chooses TO seek for it.
ut does not seek for it. 1t does not choose
to have it. twill not thank us even for hint
ing that it can be had, or for providing any
portion ofit. But the public is interested Il
the Government is not, and we assure the
public that we are affirming only that which
we know" tti lrCilyI 0n9a' 70 i4.- 'r
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

The LEXINGTON RACEs--THRD DAy.-The
races at Lexington on the third day (Wednes-
dly) resulted in favor of John NJ. Clay's
Matt Davis, against FIVE competitors for
$500, for all eges, mile heats. Time: E491I,
Eb21 and E50A. The sweepstake race for
three year olds that never won race, was
won by Harper a GRATIS entry. -Four heats
were run. h Time. l:6OX; l:491; l:5O; l:b2.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
The sisters of the Poor-Their Fair at the
H. MeIOdeOn.

We take pleasure in complying with a
request to call attention to the fact that this
is the last day of the fair of the Sisters Of
the Poor" holden at the Melodeon, for the
benefit of st. Mary's Hospital, corner of Linn
and Betts-streets. This institution, which
has been recently established, and owes its
origin entirely to the devotion of the Sisters
and the donations of the benevolent, is con-
Quoted upon principles of the most indis-
criminate charity; and is represented by those
who are conversant with its founders and its
management as highly deserving of consid-
Grafton by the good of all classes and persua-
sions. 1t is hoped that this last chance will
be embraced.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

THE CENTRAL PARK SWANS ALL DEAD AND
MIssINe.--Sevep of the Swans presented by
the city of Hamburg TO the city Of New York
were found dead in the lake of the Central
Park on Tuesday afternoon, and IL was sup
posed they were poisoned. The other FIVE
could not be found up to a late hour Of the
ninhi
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
C.eorain Democratic state Convention

MILLEDGEyILLR, June 6,-The National
Democrats met In convention last night,
Judge Warner presiding. Resolutions were
adopted reafirming the Cincinnati Platformj
declaring that property exists in the slave,
and favoring the bred Scott decision. The
convention nominated a full delegation to
Baltimore. ,rtyr t..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

A WOMAN BADLY INJURED BY BULL
AT Montreal, Canada, few days ago. Mrs.
Millard, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y, was in one
of the principal streets of the city, when an
infuriated bull rushed at her and caught her
on his horns, threw her up, caught her again
and she fell, again tossed her in the air, when
she fell under the feet of horse. She was
taken up insensible, much bruised and cut,
but her Injuries will not prove fatal. lq Z
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Democrats Of
the Senate held a caucus this morning at
which they agreed TO vote on Mr.. Green's
amendment to the Kansas bill, changing the
boundaries and sending the question back TO
the people. W y @pl eal -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

NEw YoRK, June IA fire to-day in Bus
serman's International Gallery of Paintings,
destroyed valuable paintings worth $1,000.
The charges against Gen. Ward Burnett
Surveyor General Of Kansas, after thorough
examination, have been entirely disproyed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

A CLEReYHAN MURDERED BY HIS SLAyEs.--
The Fayetteville (N.C) Observer says that
the Rev. John q. Chambers, local preacher
Of the Methodist Church, in Montgomery
own residence, on the Esd ult Two of his
slaves had been arrested on suspicion. r',
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
KENNEDY,s MEDICAL DIsCOv.

ERY 4 Am BI ~ most s@1ept
physicians, and by the most careful druggists
Throughout the United States to be the most efec;
more suffering, and effected more permanent cures
than any preparation known to the profession: Scrof
tions of whatsoever nature cured by few bottles
and the system restored to full strength and vgor
sore legs and other corrupt and running ulcers is
given IN the pamphlet with each bottle For sale BY
GEORGE NJ. DIXON. Price 81. sepl9-ay
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~wEsT-END AND BRIGHTON

A LINE. -0fTIcE s-sS~,s,I--
CINCINNATI STREET Rail- ~ 4fffflf6alk>
ROAD COMPANY, Cincinnati, kkSEN 1SssSsE1o@-IN
May 10, is6O.-The Cars Of fZ222a--e. zsE7s-=
this Company will leave the corner of Fourth and
yinestreets for the junction Of Freeman-street and
Central-ayenue Cor Hamilton-road), every six min:
utes, commencing at 6 A. M, and continuing until
10 p M and thereafter every fifteen minutes, until
between freeman and Linn n-streets, for the accom-
mediation Of those wishing to make tho circuit by
Ninth and Freeman n-streets.
Passengers will DO carried from the corner OF
Fourth and Vine, to any point west OF Mound, on
Mound, on Seventh street. to the corner OF Fourth
Ninth, on Wainut-s to any point short of the
terminus of the Road, on Frfemsn street for osI
point on Lnnstreet, north of Liberty, for ONE
or from Freeman-street, at any point north Of Lib.
erty, to the corner of Fourth and fol
ONE FARE. j, NATIlEhy 4
my2O-am President.
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LouIaIann Demoornfic slate Conxentlon.

NEW 0RLEANs, June 1.-THE Donaldson
vile Convention 4 adjourned to-day. 1.-The
secession at Charleston was condemned. II
was resolved that the Louisiana delegates
pledge themselves to support the nominees
of the Baltimore Convention. al.an3I y 40
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

ALBANY, June 7.-Dispatches were re-
ceived here this evening from st. Catharines,
@. W., stating that John L. Schoolcraft Pres
would not survive till morning.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

HAVANA Busy SEApoRr.--- the port Of
Havana on the 23d Of May, there were 81
ships and barks, SO brigs and 27 schooners.
OF the ships and barks, 40 were American,
20 Spanish, French, l British, I Ohilian and
oae Austrian. OF the brigs, 20 were Ameri4
can and 56 Spanish. OF the sehooners, lS
were American and . Spanish :. . y H ~. ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
PALMER,s SOAP pENTRIFIcE

Is composed of Soap and other articles we'll known
for their beneficial action upon the teeth and gums
teeth, and can consequently be used with perfect inn
punity by persons OF all ages. b. +.
'lL' = Nafgr'rs S0LON PALMER, ID
Manufacturer and Importer of Perfumery,
je7 TO ~ " t No 36 West Fourth street,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

PifTssuRG, June IN. River nine feet
Slowly s S'rsi weather IL as Clear aa$ warm. .Ha
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPERFUMERY.-F FOR FINE CO.
D>a L0GNE WATER, either by the quart, or
elegantly put up in bottles, call at the fourthstreet
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

W West Sixth street, between Race fHzfzN
and Elm, inserts Artificial Teeth in all the cfiff1
want of Teeth can have their wishes fully met at
this office.
All operations in Dentistry performed my24-am
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-09

To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
GENTLEHIEN--The undersigned, owners
W of properly fronting Deord street. Levee
Tsoh Circle respectfully petition your Honorable body
agreeaby section M City Charter sell public
ton after twenty days public notice. the grading
and paving Deord street from New eyee 70 Tyo Circle With
long than twelve inches wide by eighteen inches long
nor less than inches thick.
Said blocks to he of hest quality Of granite having the Sides
ends and top we'll dressed surface
laid and TO he good solid work.
Said pavement laid diagonally four inches of sharp
sand and London gravel with coating top dressing when
laid of four inches Of sharp sand and London gravel the joints
to be properly fed and rolled with suitable roller until well
settled.
The usual four inches thick, furnished when
the Surveyor think requisite change the old
ing, in order make substantial work.
The curbones both sides Of Deord street. from New
Tivo Circle lie raised and graded proper height
level in such free the
speedy and the sidewalks be raised and agged
The foot crossings the intersection ef all the he
laid with best North river Tagging and to he four feet wide the
used be feet wide four feet long and less than
inches thick be raised in the CENTER graded the
road yement.
New Orleans, February %, 1860. ALL. @
Tnomas Hale, J. j. Person.
JAS.A HOPKINS.
Secretary of the Board of Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-09

VI NEW ORLEANS, Jan. "A, 1860
To the Honorable the Common Council
. Of the city Of New Orleans
~ Of property fronting Exchange Place
Cusouhouse street. most respectfully petition your
able body agfeeaby section III city charter
public auction after five days public notice the contrac for
grading and paving Exchange Place. Canal Cnstem
house street. with granite blocks, inches wide bv
nor less than 10 inches thick. ~
Said blocks to be Of best quality of granite having Sides
ends and well dressed to form surface
laid, and to be good solid work.
Said 10 be laid dagonay four inches of sharp
sand and London gravel with coating top dressing when
laid of four inches of sharp sand London gravel
no be properly filled and rolled with suitable until
settled.
The usual cnrbone four inches thick furnished when
the City Surveyor think requisite change curb
ing, in order to make substantial work
The curbstone both sides of said Exchange Place
canal to street. TO be raised and graded
hight and level such free the
tagged. A
The foot crossings the intersection all the streets to be
laid with best North river agn and TO be four feet vide
used be feet we long than
six inches thick to be raised in the and graded
road pavement. f
Citizens Bank of Louisiana, by Jas D. Denege
.44,=.st@ ..5g,s4.-.4 JAS. A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-09

NoUvELLE ORLEANS, a janvier 1860.
Honorable Consel Commun de In Nonyele Orleans:
MESSIEURS-Les s0ussigmes, pr0priefaf-
M res sur Exchange Place des res du Canit Douane de-
mandent honorable corps
ment Ia section 10 de In charte de In Vile fae
encan cinq ours davis pour niveer
Exchange Place. DIES Canal Donane ayec biocs
granite mons de 10 large IL pouee de long
de plus de IL pouces de large de long
mons de 10 pouces d'spaisseur.
Les dts blocs eront dc premiere quae de granite
cotes les bouts ct la surface tables de
face unie ct faire I'm Outrage consistent ct solide
LIE dit pagage sera pose dagonaenent conche de
qae de sabre dn lac ct de gayos de Londe les inter
sees bn rempcs conche de de sable
de gravos ct lie tout bien Hssujetit par roulean.
Les perres de bofre dc quae pouces dapaser seront
fournes qand lie yoye de Ia vile voua changer les pees
Les pierr de bordre sur les denx eots de Exchange Place
desrues du Canal Douane eeyees invoices
hauteur conyenabe de manere aer fibre ecsenent
les hanquees aus relieves pavoes
lie passage intersections des fat
qua de erres de Ia vere da Nod de pieds de
les perre seront de deux peds de large qare pes de long
mons dc six dspaseu reeYer ga
iation pavage de Ia rue
Banaue DIES Coyens de la Louisiana, par JAS D. Denegre
President.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
fe4 lawSw Secr6taire du Gopsel des Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-09

The Board of Trustees have resolved pay
in cash all the outstanding certificates of Profits
the holders thereof their legal
the SECOND MONDAY in August proxrno.
Also, declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT. 90 per
cent? the Net Earned Premiums of the Company
ending the Both june 1880 which certificates will be
issued IN and after the first day Of October next.
And resolved further that after reservDg Million
lars Of Profits all the outstanding certificates of Profits Of
issue of the 1856 be redeemed and Second
Monday in August proxmo, we'll to pay FORTY PER
CENT of the certificates of Profits of the 1857
after the 10th of September thereon to cease from
30th June nit.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
Tf,lIA va.
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board OF Assistant Aldermen

NouvELLE-0RIEANs leri Juliet 1850.
Honorable Conseil de Willie de la Nouvee- Orleans
r ES sOussignes proprietnires sur La rue
"A Bienvile dels IA rue johnson jnsqua la Dorgeno
DIES cotes de eandent respecueusenpn o me
resolution soft ddope par e Cose de Vile scion
la construction de banqnettes brques bordees bar
cubstones figoes bos de dens rie Bien
Vile depnis Ia johnson sqa Ia Dorgenois ayan
peds de argeur parr de la gne fesat euS
peds de areenr par DIES eurbsones. Lesp,ce
conbd nyela Ell ere de nj
avec le pave en- briques de chague cots.
Cote Est. Cots (uest
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

SAZEkAC BkANDiES- WE HAVE A GOOD
supply hand receiving direct ipotaions from
favored brand We have 1895 in eighth pipes 1888 eighth
pipes 1902 do d.; 1906 In halt quarter and eighth
pipes We invite the attention the connosseurs
generally this article pure and unsduieraed For sale
New York terms and prices by
WIN. T. LEvEkICH & CO, "a Old Ievee ST.,
al " Sntna In II to.itr
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
-sa. 545s.5st New ORLEANS, March 81, 1860.
To the Honorable the Common Council

New ORLEANS, March 81, 1860.
'A' e'''D9 of he City of New Orleans:
~ ENTLEMEN-The undersigned respects
fully shewe,h that The majority yequ.ea by the new o1y
Sod t fE a ysas
after five days notice in the official journal the coprset for
'sh aa
the street two iee width curb
stones HE intervening paee to be filled and properly
The work b. done according to specifications to be fur
a. snS Collins s s ''s''
N. Fitzpatrick, IS
Gle. Heaton, las
a5 Mrs. i. Ende, y
Mrs. Rhoder, - "
5~e CHAs CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
NouvElLn- ORLEANS q Mars 1860.
Vile de la Nouvelle- Orleans:
MESSIEURS-Ies soussignes exposent res
A. s1as spp Il h esas I q
corps dc be voaloir adoPsr resolution
se Ia Vile pear construction Sanqnees en-
yeS me as sar 9 e M aG ~ sS nGa
Erato Les banquete deyon asor douze peds de iar
Esa p ps d ss \ re
deva conblde niyee de maniee etre de Ia hau
Loavrage fat dapre les specifications du voye
z snider 70 pieds
Il Kipst aisslA'' IS
&c. Heaion, -a- li5
Mime i. Eude, 9
A;s R Rftss 3
ALI Swlaw CHAs. CLAIBORNE secretaire
Esr5ss g. &c 6s s
nran, rnc nsna0sn, au vo,r hnshi ~
daceord Section De Il Neases char,s de- i se as
es s IA a % de- r rue az ssn Z
clever les de chaque cote ct payer les des banqe
tss II t pss M d purae str III. a 49, N, n,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-09

NouvELLEoRLEAss q feyrier 1860
Alt1ouorahle Conseil Commun de la Souyele Orleans:
II ES sOussignes propriefafres sur La rue
Ia Deiod, de hi Souveleleyfe Cerce de Tvo pee
psionnent honorable corps commencement
"a Section ~ de Ia Nouvelie Gharte de u VILE ire yee
rencen vingt oHrs davis dams la ociele
contra niyeer la Delord de Ia Nouvee LIE
Cerele Tivo des blacs granite
de 10 ponces de large IL de long pas plus
Il pouces pouces long pas
10 ponces d. epasseur
Les dts bloc de premiere qualities de granite ayant
cote les angles ct lie hau ben talts de
surface une Outrage de grande soldiIe.
lie dit dagonaeent uuatre
de sable dn Lac ct de grayo de Lonre puts Ia
percie conche de sable du gravos
de Lond eet de remp les JOINTS lie bien assu
par rouleau conceivable,
Les piees de bordures de qatre ddpasseu
ouies and Voye de In Vile ugera conceivable de repa
Ger les vieilles, de manere a fare I'M hon
Les pees de bordure les deux cos de Ii Deord
Ia Nouvee Gerce Tvol
hauteur convenabe 6couemen des de In rue,
banguettes eShalSsees flutes perres plates
Les intersections de les
premiere qnne de piees riviere Nord de
quaire pes de large les perres de enx peds large
qnare peds de long ct de ons de SIX depas
eey6es meu declinant jnsquau de la
Thomas Hlle. j. j. Person
JAS A. HOPKINS,
me- Iaw9w Secrftaire lin fnnseil Aes Aldermen
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POLICE JAILs--OFFICiAL.

POLICE JAILs--OFFIGlAL.
s ciy neIss a., 4.
Longs T. NJ Henry Sh lives m Greek Texas
The will call and E ssin P Il 5Sgsry according law
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
2i5t For Gomptroilsr.
I'll q y e. sh sa ely 5sy f ys {.
Sn e Me- hssry sS o lives Oyster Greek
I = Keeper Of City Police jail
Registered June l. 1860.
i.a l5s For Comptroller.
5 s Ma nc s S'S So1 Pt,s ssy n. Is
belongs Mr. Jea Marie sale living in Bonner
The WIN call claim his according 70 INV.
=. Keeper Of City Police Jail.
HENRY DUREE.,
MO lot For Camproler.
IL. s NM 3 A. s Sssy 81 gSs III. RtiN
Nashes He Is sieet inch high scar on lis
me owner viii and ea9 bs gsGH nSfReans
.....g..,,, m ,os, .Keeper of City Police Jail.
mso l5t Fo area tamptreller
w s y NJ & N. \. S a.s s
AZ e sslG9 and Sss sn 9
vii cali and CLAIM Hb b. gEaRR5
Keeper of City Police Jail.
mao l5t For Comptroller
s. enc hs ely sllss
belongs NJ, Edcuard Bourgeois living In 81 james lie
1hs owner viii cal and ''f R y p ssgsA aEsfsrdn to law
| Keeper of City Police JAIL
HENRY DuREL,
xth e May isss the n la.iS boy EDMOND Says hs
6 inches high and has two Of his front lower teeth miss
rhs WI call and s slh IL sSasy according to Law"
-. Kssper Of city Police JAIL
49,. HENRY DnREI.,
my3e lst For Comptroller.
s.g r Il ss et' u re M.s shs
R Fsss q ~ James about Y e = years q age s'h
| 80 '''. - - lid. PEAkcHARb, '.s
Keeper Of City Police jail.
'Se' HENRY DuREI.
/ mvls I5t For Comptroller.
5 i sss r. &c Ss. Z, s.ss l. sssss
70 MIR Mayrnnne who lives The parish of ST. Charles He
on s a ass the ms t0's teen missing
WIN cal aha i Eb F Il SRslT law
i Keeper of City Police Jail.
- - - s'ss' HENRY puREI
myls 10. For comptroer
81 e @ e ne BACK SSiss p SM;s en-
BE- WeS s fs. who lives about u les above
about Is years a
me owner WI" eau i ED P gSStHfTIS Efsaras 10 law
Kee,er Of City Police Jaii.
myll l5tz-.----z-------- For i;omptroller.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEw tlElEaKs. March n, 1850.
The Hoaorshle the Common Council Il 5y e.
d! City of New Orleans &
GsENFLEMEN-Th The umsfersf q mcsi, OWN
property fronting Rcha Tchoupou-
~ 50 respectfully petition honor
Ahe BODY aeeaby Sections lis asd i20 OF the City
sc public auction, after days the
e1fsa journal tho for paving with square blocks
KieNfd from Tchonpienlas Administration ee and
for sing and regarding The sidewalks each side. rha
% b performed IN conformity with HE Specifications OF the
City Surveyor. f.gs lsa
Stanley 4 Wright S03 feet. u
Robt. Abbatt.
y. p. w. q Mullen, l29 feet
tzas & n q. %. Sullivan, ZIG
= =, Collins, 80
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