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, 1861-06-11

The teleg1aphic coup d'etat, under the auspi-
css o. The War Department, BY EhIch vast
amount Of secret intelligence, exposing, the
deelgna OF the Dlauuionista and their -sYmpa-
theers, has BEEN made public, will end In
soEe strange revelations Nearly eight weeks
ssgo, highly respectable gentleman appsised
not reveal tha ons I f6e anaoofy oef ns eo1a
appotatees Of the President had been in tele !,
graphic communication with the traitors at
sCharleston. BE gave the nams Of the appoln-.
tse' tfe' end yet, from motives highly honorable
tne senate w1s permitted to act. upon the,
2 domination of the President, and confirmed
u Anee the capture Of the te1egraphic dis.
Patches, however, the admouition referred to
nas turned out to have been well founded, and :
Tow the appolntee referred to viii be recalled.
Happily, he hes gone to q court at which he
Gan do no mlschief; aud when hereturns, win
uonoIees take care to avoid the generous
g9se1nment that ho bstrayed While. eagerly
ask1pg ard E1eedIlx taking it, favors.-TFai.,
, 1861-06-11
? =: ..,FR0m PIXIES PEAK.
Correspondents Of the Chicago Tribune,3
: :. DFEEEn CIr Co]nradn n. 1f.xn1

eS A''' 1a0, ~ :
Aahls N Denver, found on my arrival,
tt Mefe not t Sety brisk, ewing, principally, to
~. seaso+ ' .sr1 .ns 1saht oprng eimgsaton Is
.aaea ~ tne Wnich nave involved the
1aasses u Lne otaNs, IN inc contest tor freedom,
sta ~ ae ueteIlaatlon te 10 crush ont forever,
Az Ana ElsEa =! +Sta Q. IL soutnern 0garehy.
anu He u tuls comparatively Isolated country,
'.n4 can et5 ast1rs yo1 sympathizs to the fullest
aols, O. meeting which Was convened q
eaaatrad 1aUtt alau saee, ana o. Hmeh You believe
1eHTSassu Has ~ " acsonnt, gafe ample evidence
,oi;tan s.u"4ng ~ importance and metro
tn R9;iJi.,s eauss sseiy M oay. lne STYLE OF her
onr seay aaso1aoly Watn any Of
and more prosperous cities of the West, aud
- ne are quite certain Of, being the capital
: ctly Of the territory, all 6eem to vic with each
other II rendering cur mountaln city worthy,
.e,7'iaenay 80, Of tho honor to be conferred by
tho locntion-
Matters In the mining districts are assuming
more encouraging aspect, and all our miners
a5e On the alert, filed with high hopes for
t1ear SUCCESS during the advancing season,
new developments m golden treasure, are be-
ing anoet daily discovered 4 party OF
fonf fo1 fSe ~ 1Iacoe 1e hste let week e
land; u seemed highly elated with the certain
y Sf success, and are solid, substantial men,
we'll able to endure The fatigue and hardship
consequent upon the undertaking. The cele-
brateo Georgia Galch, Is crowded Yith fortune
1HoAtsass most ol Laem oolnE uobly. French
Gulch u equally rich, and miners ore rushing
:here esery day; the vicinity Of +" Idaao,6
on sonth Clear Creek. prospects, are exceed.
lngly Iich, giving abunIant reason for Us to
expect exciting news Of fine harvest Of the
golden treasure.
With regard to the political feeling of the
"boys" In the mountains, I need only aaV
that they are al uaion men to kte baeE 6oue-
"nnd more too",. Several Of the districts hsva
cemhined themselves into clubs and purchased
flags, thus showing their determination to m
fufl the banner Of freedom In. the, Wild fast-
nezeee md On Tho looming c1ags Of tho Rockv
Moantains. Denver, too, should have stated
nSaofe. = nnely decorated with flags. A ce1.
t tMn a4m q etfong Southern procllyihes, at-
ttemPteQ me otner DAY to ding ont to the
Goafas 9sseEs tne HaatoEons M rag Of the Southern
SCnleaesacy, pat found Il speedily to be their
p9ucy to take IN t1e dHsta1dly sheet, and act
eo accordingly. Yes, Messls. Editors, wa out
here cannot breathe the air, even neyer 60
s1ghtly tainted with the foul odor Of tresson.
Our sentiments are all Unionil And our ban.
ner shall ever be ths. 8 Star Spahgled" til col.
OF under which we SO 1cug haye enioycd The
blessings secured to Us b. the best blood @ Of
, 1861-06-11

rKAHaAs GnooPa-Ihe Lesyennp1th7 7odmas>
saties gives the following ss tho component
parts of- the Regiment now~at- Camp Lincoln
near that city: There are Al thss camp tho fo1
lowing companies i: =: !: +: r., = =
,A--seteubon auards; Capt. Zesch. -. -. :.
/. R=LeayenNorth- Feucablne, Capt Stock
.*Un- 49, Ft'.s - :. !;
G-Phentx Gnards, cspt Mcfarland !:
y :DnTLaght 1nfntzy, Capt Clayton. =:
! G.-An Hszasds, Osptc assrcaiId blio "e...: -
= T|snislds Guard, .Cspt. McCook. =
]! T94eott 9tt Guards, Capt. Walker, -.
:! T5aaoott Company, Dapt::A 1oberta,s :,
~:s-AaHfence =. "a stnbbs, Capt s1ift -. +: #
, 1861-06-11
BEoonNHTu3. Ind- july 3os:.. 1852.

Btoo1nEH1u7. Ind, july sos.., lssa.
DxAH sn%,Ihere send JON q statta,aus that Think
{nu afe eEEtIe to tho beSect OF am reafsfenr II
1loomington- nd bare been Or over thlfty Jsars
years p.st my har hss beea turning eonsidsraoy yre5
2.!ant haa sssn number q esTtaca.es of tas ve1y
po:ed theEs .ns more aetion thaa uth q them: oat
hle restored to it, original coar and fneness ~ il
FaA u ny younger days beautiful h1ack IconcluIed
l E1uN oaSs the experiment. commencing ID 4 alaAl
Eay. 1pn1rAsted cuo Of your N1nAn bott1ea, ar ono
d0llzz aud commence Using. following directions =
reaF - co1ld- toor discovered tho dA1ufun rs
moved and ny hair tat falling oY In iara 0uan.
dues. wss considerably ughtsnea. and : rasicai
r. + tll naye ustA Eee ct your small bottles aad
o1 es1G brown er Light tlsck hair any MAJ Or ~
%s.tesn yhEtn,s ~ hesa snttTsly elsar q aaSs
+ r.. a. , ests I'd = nne aad feels q though
c: ny ac4cnint1nees frequently say to me, .null4f
where did yuu Xct taat fIe w1x3" tall them It wa
The effects Of your KettpEalve. It q almost lapoax
bic 70 conyncc them that Is TIN original Eair of tae
f1a cid 2reI hend
Yours truly.
FREDERICK T. BUTLER
Moonugtc1. Hoa1os Coanty, ladlAas.
, 1861-06-11

J. 8. Ncharta, Mo1tnal
J. X. Miller, Rock Island
r. A. Hourse.. Coz1tcvtae
4 ChnmbtrlaIn, Moline,
c. 7. ClepEtugezd Il Co.
Cordovfa,
EatGe- camden MuIA,
J.. II, butf1sZt1u, Je1BeY.
VILE
CoMinA Carlyle,
z. 3. Lockwood. Garlic.
FIN. T. Cook, 90.
j. st leWiA, MoI7tSpu
L. H. ThomAa, GAiilicothA
e. J. EuE. Peoria
Gi11et 4 CO. Lu Saile.
Ybt burg d Eunny &ays
vilie.
iai1les. a.'@1e'a na
d whiEsr ottaw.
Eceheier K 10 PRIV
c, ~ johuston. Ment3os1
, 1861-06-11
WA1na SPRINGS. PerZJ Ccunty, Penn, I
Juna 1E, B5s.

WAHNs ePa1zas. Pea:J County, Peu.,l
PRov. Woup, '-' ~'- -
Dian Sm+fEssl lnduc I'd nanre thai = yra- a4o
REy your valuable datr 1T stofzfiYo for the nnrns@
Gfcleansing m5 bead Of da drnh had suffered yits
upon NJ head fnr years. Id had nercr been Abfu 10
Ret A2JSaink 70 do mo a1y good IN nYtng II A.
tnonen had d1et m..S pteparaucns. uniiI INV
Ennr adss rti.eraentfa uaII.sburrh paper, i,c;gg
sto1e. and boaFht bat t!s. and now an psopsrsi IS
1scoE mcn1 70 nnyt rial uae Er 1t Aas co.21ttl7
aoa gree Ia two weeks keeps it ffte from any it:dn-
4s etnsT refs must Also state thnt MY
eo or gepr s 1a n"s besn .sssered . q ofs
have uaed two bottles Of de Eestoraive no ona aas
ai IN S1o"leaGe 70 q of - y = aox tex guy hairs
E,y head Ny head y now of less trouble to ma Il
p ksep.ng e Clean 60. than q any time tlAca hayo
yalue and although do net uEr to txpcee uyxe,I I
M s y NJ duty g ssy ~ You Gun u aay
LIZ KrrKR
, 1861-06-11
d. P1e4sed with 1ts swrfa1l ].

: We read In the Galveston (Texas} Mn. fh,t.::
-"9enaior ~Wigfall is gentleman Of 1sst
pluck He never lirched n the hour Of da1.
ger and he has been in very tight places.~
We knoK:h he has been M::places very tight:
but ere not 20 sure about his pl1ck. : = -:
, 1861-06-11

q r ygocn p.a Fl. LOUIE July tasa. -.
q. ss sssssr: I'd ,..
@sIsa ns aa9h yqsT Ton
~ maeu GoMmenced the Use, ny hair uas qnise thin
and = Ieaxt ohethtd grey. A 1.T xppIcst@Inns @
ss1Sps! 81 Y q 9 p 1
this tine. 1-~ --'30 "eaa I'D 70
Aftef ny haif was completely restored, continued
h1tp H. ~ Is g5 % thEea times month NJ
~ scalp free ftou1 d1ndraM DO not h,sziss f ia
1ets aboTe mentioned WIN b IT my rartfcuiar II.
es1 = e 5 yes e eSs9 sS aattsF ogE vany a
ecd even more wcnterfni ones th1us he finio.
aaTc cetupfec my sme tn travelling ;he greater n1Ft
Fl pe.ss1s asa shs e P.s
e1oibit5g its e5eets u my own csse IN several IL
.txnces have met With people that have prenouneed
III aaa w ~ r5aoaf r. 6
IF IN: 1tter that they hid not used yuuT article at
H. but had used eou1e article said 70 bo - good
noticed tvo q tasse articles m.seE adTeftt se az
above which l havc ro doubt ara humbush It u a.
toushlng that people viii rarunfzo Nn artl,s Il "a
proTed beyond = doubf 7 - A'-'AA @1~@ a'A oesa
Apparently, some Of thoso charlatans h.ve noa
ss.i1s enonsh e wI,ts as sdve.tasement - noacs
ata1eeA merely Inserting soma other mama IN pIasso
yonI&
win more than two thousand persons that havo a..1
your preparation With perfect succeN4aoue nr bsII
nees. EEeJ hair. scaM head, dAn1ruG aud eyerT dla
called To- sce you personally It your original p1.cn
O. orH1ess here but learned gou were now Uva9 II
You are It liberty to pubsla t,is or 10 .es ,.-t..
g ms Any tgmaaanicanon addressed 70 M caSa
sex Ho. 12A. VIII 6e promptly answered..
12AEs wuIm ND.
, 1861-06-11
HE RKAL ISSUE,

y THE REAL ISSUE,
'.sr:It is q shallow sort Of political pl,floso
ply which sayp, IN view Of our civil war
that Democratic Institutions are On trial
: shallow: because the basis Of. the assertion
- untrue Though the Government may
be oyerthrown and q. Military. Despotism
set upinstead, that lanentaBte result would
in nomsnner be shsigesble to the inhe
rent defects Of ;thFt15emocrstic System
The war grows out OF no restiTeness Of the
people under the forms and duties which
Democracy imposes - from none Of The
burdens which it carziea. along with it ::
from. no apprehension of future evils to
grow out Of it. No man in America, save
perhaps q few aristocrats in our great
commercial cities, and the leaders of par
san warfare in the extreme South
the scoders Hho find no ether term than
"mudsills" by~w1ich to distinguish the
mass oflaboring wishes revival Of
the monarchial institutions: Of which the
Revolution freed U.S. The conviction Of
the benefcence Of Democracy IS govern
fnfv DnHer IA nrivayra1 prk thu fnunda-e
of he. nation h.in;, the T;ct;r1. - 49,
r;nc,,,mstancea wt;c,, pnve1oned than; nn
dertook to build upa Democratic Republic
without first uprooting and destroying the
pestilent O1igarchy which had grown up
of rpa1 nprnocr, 10 a.. :.-a - hear .sona w.
toned IN rrr.rd -sDesnot;s,n ~ T a I;1o;tad
Monarchy. and to-7av thu ,,onrt-r s1,tF.,a
IN ID. ersr~ .;hra hao.nss - ..a:.
want of conraee ~ vant ~ ,h;,;tv n ~oo+
c1.-o.~:c,..: -. 49, c.~-s"..1 ~
pa,,,1;1;o ~-.-s Ia ~ s. '>',1' NV % :. e,o
+,,,t,, = 49, p.ae,..s,,-n;s III ns '.up1e
,.1a~;.ras - - oes@H.-:.:o.sn' e'' We
,1 "s- aS s"e sto4 :, 1''es Oh" not1ols >:
...aa..e ~ - elassts,,l4e slce anu cr,lne Oh
80 Aaaon' .nsn uauy eate 'ne no 70 our
1ne p'o'ess'ons-ul'u .ne' syseem has
Elo"u m.o sasn Paopoit'ons, toas, .n1eat-
snlus ~ suAnsle nipetey ~ 1's o11aplace'
:" 1880 "s>.auses aooc'ts ean'no' oe per
peo0les: anu oo-oay NE ate only paying
ms pean'y u our opoa1acy anu neglect
~ no - 49, wh;ah W w. 5;aesa s..se>4oaa' a
thaas 49, ~ ~ - 49, ~ Wy" aasca c uso :. aueis ilom
-,sn&,a1 ~, ;n.a,i;s.1.a % ...s-a ~ .4ln'
fcs1 I'd ao1n,es.a;., ~ ME- i esi ssnan-
4.1,AH - 1 .s1s4 ..Aela.s7s olnt na-
r7,on 1he boa,a ~ ~ ,ft.,aa Wa hs-s
1,msht sn5 so,d uh;nnaa' - s..naas |
~ 80 1901 ...asE 1 ~. ueu'
nar,at1,.+od ;~so,.-s1 .-l- s-sIW.,,:. s 1au lave
araaad ~ tenda. sa sa.a.s. ~ -. as.y ~
brn,ren tho he he.rts - ~ ~ s..sara oanao .osnsls
1ittIe chi1anen ~ tha ,,sas 80 a casa.. -
beasts anid havp IN 'sr;te NJ tho 1ou1 ~.-r -
inca of He.vrn ,nd the .5mas;.;e"; - :,
man. trann,cd rron - ~ .na 14 nn.s"n.a e.. -.
-,,t1,;,nss A 1a ~. ou4oseu iout
= 1aa.;aas 80 ~, 1ase >',a' we nave
se4 ~ :oesta4eo' ana now me
s, u1' :s'a -. ..Aonns na4 cone IN which
.ue naee'la'e 'nst1 oments OF these atroci-
~ 10 Nh pe maue ~, o'eeo 81 every pore,
a1'o III WHICH 70 also, LOT :W2nk1ng at If
, 1861-06-11

Tho Following Endorsement f.
&P.HLDLVE,H
GEPHALIQ PILLS
VIII eon1taoe al VINO sa6ez tsoa
HEADACHE.
SPEEDY AND SURE cuR8
Il HIHW THEIR RRAuA >.
IL tees Testimonials xsra unsa1idtez ~ q.
RALD1aH, thsy s6ard unq1sx+iouahs
paod Il the efficacy Of this t1l1
seisndds discovery,
NAso1v11Lx. Conz- Feb St, tsa-
Eis@i a.Is III rom esRh.ne Rn. nd 1!u
TaTth wma Ma "Aa' Joo % seao mo s"o doi'ss=
Il ssss +. ~ ,s ST 5s sae =
Nerd ths Pfs h ~ rsE GA ~ " nbiieS 5oo~
ss-A ~" A1@ ~ 1Ae1t. w.. 49, as.IISs. suSHSs
]AAE8 KENNEDY
-
Nv .,..n, HAvnroEn. Pa.- -Fen. eta. la1.
ne. cf4L9Has
rssh7 Mno Mm Jpu % Eeao Ge 6ne Eore boz at yo1
You; azzF azzSzzRff;:a!|4 asH 4s1o1znou.a
xuor,o- r, u-,+...-r ~. -
aEAseA eA@AAt t!a n1aaa9 ~ w G45 F~f
n r. x,.1ov~. 9Aauas1 Aaas 45s4-
Il ~ nE4AuIaA -..
ahh:T7i - Val pisa1s 1snd me- swo oo1as o. Fpzl
@HI~-4@ 4 A+s- so-Ao sosiEs nAa! !SSSs11MteN.
hSpect11nE yGHss
, 1861-06-11

EFrosu tie Kxa,zlne1: NoEtoR, Val
Cepha1tc Pills accomp1sa the ooiect for which the,
were made III: Cure ct Headache in III tts fos1A
tIroR tho Examiner, Norfolk Val
fhey have been tested In mora than noussn1
Efrpm tho Democrat St Cloud Mimi
Jo1 are, or have been troable4 with the hesdaces
ss1d fs1 q he5 tCepasns Pa 70 that Ioa na7 ka7s
fFrora tie Advertiser. Frnyfdenca, r. Il
1he Cephatc P!Is said to be remarkably cleo
Geauens eopns vbisa liz Il hsa ~ syet be 80:
lFrom the Western T. R Gazette, Ch.csso. MI
" M M5ssEEE E endorsa III, spaidnG aad hisuartss2s4
T1cm thn Kacazt1 Valley ssar, Kaaavta, Val
seas. Mo - nan. iii sacf 70 tsssn VIA o a'S1
Tron the southe17 Path Finder. How or1oxSs. EA,l
ss s5s aea I'D
ons 1t that a1s rsee1 ID tenaaa saas eAax asd
CFtcE7 the St Louis nemoczstI
u rapsdly increasing.
[Fton the GsZettc, Davenport, Iow1.1
Mf. BpaldinX would rot connect his rAzue viii n
Article he dc net Know to pcsBeao real merit
Iron ia Advertiser, Pzondanca Ri
1Ae te4ttaony T. their h1or = strong. nuu tAsaa
fEsFeetah1e Qu1ztezz~
.[Froz1 tha Daily Eewa, Eew2oEt ELI /.
'espeAic Pills sze taxing tho plaza ef a1l 1dndz |
From tie Commercial Bulletin Bostoo. MAs41
fAad to be yezy ezeaaors 6or Tho headache
Etroa7 tho Cons1141e4a1, Cincinnati, OhtnI
DsH&4rg humanity cA3 NOW b xeHsyed,
, 1861-06-11
SOLD IN CHICAGO BY

WVE0 III 08K2VNQN DE
j. Fl. REED & co
LORD & SMITH
SMITH & .DWYER.
E. H. 'SARGEANT
AaD ALI OTHER DRALERS IN CHICAGO.
A1ss, By the following Druggist IN Illinois,
, 1861-06-11

Bo6T0N FANCY STElM DYE HOUSE,
H8 U4uofs street. second door ucst Of North CI4xk
1tzeat ana 1o7 south Cark street In
KnunefdB Wool Store.
Il. bcnWAfZ will colof OF clean any Wooden or Huk
stcts In a tts branches. He cooss to any dearable
al the new oo1oEs u solfeIino French Pp{p{s, efc
Golorsd u aay shade A. = practical aud a1pcreneed
nshment Hh prices .are reasonsbIe and by this his
principles TO DO the best work h1s CUSTOMERS wiU
nno hn Establishment tho cdeape1k 1p4eu13m
, 1861-06-11

Ffpm tho Democrat, St Cloud, Mimi
II Jou axe, have been tYoahled With thn hes6seAa
esno tes hoL {Cephanc P11a3 % that Jou m47 ka7e
, 1861-06-11
r E Y N E d A L NJ n. /,
FreSco and Decorative Painters,

101 WARRINGTON ST., CHICAGO.
FREsco AND DECORATIVE PARTING
r. the Parlors Dining Hans and Libraries Of nsss.
ae Halls, &C. IN Ch!cago uMnotf, and other States
We 1so Eive et!st ssts1ttoa 70 tha Gran!nE Of Wood
cutting them to your azt1afkc1ou.-,
noasel1y JEvEE ALAEI, 1m Waahfnxtop.st
, 1861-06-11

IHE VAMPB,
I took survey Of all the quarters attached
to this Brigade, this morning, and forud eve
r3thing In admirable condition. Can't, Bar
ktr's. Capt. Smiths and Capt. Houghtallng's
IN particular, all of which arc situated some
distance north from the main force, are as
pleasant aud hcmelikea as The heart Of : patriot
could wish. The sight Of Chicago face gives
them ecstacies. Let them get sight oftsn.
, 1861-06-11

[ETona tho Examiner, Norfolk, Val
1hey haye been te4ted In mora thaa ttcusSnf
eAseAt with e1t1Ie 8uccesA.
, 1861-06-11

LFroru the Kxa,1alue1. NoEfoIf, Val
Cephalc Pills accornp.ka tho obiect for which the,
were made III: Curt ct Headache in III fta fosnA
, 1861-06-11

:::::,::: .:;,..::;>:' =; sae..cEr -;
80 ts.;:s5 .:-s:..ts!- 'sz;a.z4,,i:.v:
-: -. - "a - - I
-::.:1,73 ~ s;-'ss;;:: =. -
, 1861-06-11

: = 81 >it' !
: =. = .':'r@<t Z; -:
=. i-;sf. ,'-'- >.'t!' H. 81,
, 1861-06-11

r ARGE OR SMALL ORDERS
to1Feed Meal ur Eleur 1r1ed "a shozt order md
heAWat Eatea. Qyt4 RTkYEN8 HnRRIR, =
, 1861-06-11

proEa tie Advertiser. Providence r. Il
1he Cephatc Pills said to be remarkably e3sc>
Eve remedy for the headache md oae Of bsss
te5toYered ' ~
, 1861-06-11

.P OTHES HAIRDYE.-The best
LII xnd cheapest DJu IN pse A Ia1xs fnyoloa just
who,,.,, AIk sad 81. gKHFA1Es f41sIi'
ny73. A4 R1ndolnh.4 .4t CHfe1En N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-09
INTERPRETATIONS FOR TuE CONTRAC CIT

SPECfFlCATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
aalysz street from Bienyile street TO Garondee Walk
shall be graded in accordance with the Ines and levels and
rodng to be given by tbs City the i'll
dTtwhere too high and also removing all sumps roots etc
70 depth Of twelve inches below the surface the roadway
three fee, wide at the top eighteen inches vide
tractor each ds Of the dway Ire sdes and bottoms
in S sss t.
heed with cean wthont dir and sound tnot otte lake
ss Be- and
eo h Ss hsn b AND dacs nn M OF e SIX
and shall be conveniently oiled with the roller often
and sheing when completed aud made solid shall be
% e mera sns Be- f. af bs s, es and shall be
nhea by the @ a well as he S M ~ u
mon Council and complete the eight months after under
afsr the same is not completed.
der aud condition the sheed portion of road for and during
one year after ITS completion and aecepsnee by the Gy Sur
ton the Treasurer shall retain ten cent OF the amount to
cent 10 ec or oHd Tn
garee good order and condition. otherwise it shall be forfeited
ood and solvent security the Of $500 shall be required
10 be- on the o s h work and
ceptancs of the by the City Survesoas follows towt
said By bs
bS @ the new q be sd 0 a
rights Of the city to @ and 2s the property in Csc Of ron
not TO be held aoe responsible for of said bills should
the same not be paid
The contractor shall pay into the City Treasury prior
10 receiving his certificates the cost of publication of the petit
tons Of the property holders being well understood that said
contractor shall have the right of demanding of said petition
ers the reimbursement of said cost of publication.
The whole work shall be executed to the entire satisfaction OF
City Surveyor who shall be the sole judge of the quality of
the same.
well understood that of failure by the contractors
begin or finish the work part thereof within the period
fixed or in the Council be dissatisfied with the manner in
which the work is being executed the Council shall have the
right annu the contract without putting the contractors in de-
an required by article 1905 of the Civil Code and without
applying 10 court of justice 10 annu the same, and without IN
IDENTITY and tits also we'll understood that in the contract
shall any time abandon the work finish and complete
the in conformity with their contracts the said contractors
shall forfeit all claims they may have for any part of the work
done by them up the abandonment and that the city
shall he thereby discharged from any and all liability therefor;
and is also we'll understood that in The be resOd
the their securities shall he held and bound in
sodo pay the city NIL loss difference between the
prices which the contractors originally contracted to perform
the work. and the prices at which be adudcated at
sale or readjudication.
Bids he running foot for the whole work complete
Signed LOUIS II. PILE City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards of the Common Council.
FsgnsS B KfI MsERNJfsoN ohamen
as 1T ALFRED A. pUcRos for Comptroller.
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INTERPRETATIONS FOR TE s

SPECIFICATIONS FOR TIL g CONTRaCTs
y for repairing and keeping in the shell roads Of The
ssPg repair
Ssfsrie road including said Metallic road
along he nohsass e rdnaee
and the southeast side Of Bayou ST. john from Claiborne
THnn repairing and keeping repair all
the center Of Canal street The lower Of city, the
s bs Gina ;s 2aa
John, mentioned in the second s d contract
whatever condition they be found the day Of the
e ~ S ba III hs Snn a9 @ SS sas
Whoee them repaired ntae best manner using
qualify az s'l'''s T 'n0 'sS'
shall also bound during the continuance
aud condition an the absye mentioned shl roads hln ali
sound lake Shells d such as st hs
sss s snd aads St Bsp s T sSa
s os %s hs h. f Ss GS oa @ six in
shell Included in tha second con
ali n Which mg 81 sas
thickness and comprising lie same with Coz pes
untilit be solid and compact.
The eentrae,ors shall also be bonnd during The
s s and keep in
81 "a s adsheed portion Of the road
ehe On each side RS1 he iifn sns
water.
fed snd said reprs shall he made within bnr
for e as h asse to SS
the Street Commissioner hall the repairs 10 he made
out Of any of the monthly
Th good and solvent secp.
guarantee The tthfi performance of the
to wit The for the first aud third contracts In The
Of sig thousand dollars EACH and the contractor for The
Payments shall be made monthly certificates of the
Street Commissioner and said Street Commissioner obedience
msd for the approval of the Committee on Streets and
Landings and the Treasurer 10 retain in guarantee until the
and every monthly certificate which per cent shall Be paid
on final certificate after inspection by the Street
to lie canditian Of said roads and n case e eopdo
should be had be forfeited for the city
"a O'Clock receive orders elstiye
to tho work to be done by them. |
The cont acts hall be adjudcaed for term of years
begin within ten days after the approval the adudcaons by
the Common Council.
that in case Of failure by the contractor
cd feed or in case the Counc 6e dissat led viii liz maos
in which il is being executed the Council shall have The e
required by article of the civil code and without sTply
ing court Justice snnut the same without indem
shall at time abandon the work not finish and COMPLETE
The same n eopety with his contract the said tractor
done BY him up the the abandonment aud that he
city shall be hnreby discharged any all liability there
sodo pay unto the city all loses &c between The
Ice at which the contractor original to perform
re.ale readjudicaton. = NA1 ''Ss" 1
Bids to be for the whole work included IN each con-
sigg9Ssa LOUIS e PILE CITY Surveyor
Isisnedl srsJ x s aHaAIEsMs5ssoN,2 Chairman
. ss 1Rsi's 'SS DucRos Clerk of Comptroller
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3 afAx0RALTy OF NEW ORLEANS, i
City Hall. April Il, 1861.
Common Council Of the City of New Orleans.
mo. 5552.t iii
n ORDfNANU.

Providing for The and characterization og bs
eeAion Of the late John IL Fink bequeahsa for the cree
t maintenance and support Of a-yum for Protestant
Whereas John III Fink III ansat citizen H NsW trleans
diad - this city il tie whols q
SCI as ad support q asylum
saa ase t and Ia % h as declare the same
aanissd iist tie poc sea 'e e.
~ y eaie and credits be applied
ely V bs ussa ~ Protsstant widows and
end authorize friend after my dseease to name
Intentions respecting tas aoress ss
up an applisa made March ,a,s
asF Y declare ne above sesed Tie Viii null
their on Legally be naplS efa aaa
nd liz elty Mathematician 81 Nov Orleans bay,,
q The properly Be-
payable cash and he balance IL one Two
@ u Il eSg ~ se ne ew Of
tvnhcns of The tesaior. 3 N N 800 -
ha " ND sre hereby he a sospS
stsd All s nos ~ sna as such thss are
sn and o the property and
under aforesaid decree Of he supreme
sag WIT rseited 'stls4 Z ~ y
sa majority q se Board IF con
ossnas u a IL ns ps
es II aasr own Number As President q The Board
sas m ss ana by define hi duties re
Il u bs das ssary for the
tetinined by the Beard so Z sNsA Aao'h' as
Beard shall make such ruias regulations and va,y. Il
n ss s ~ ,s z. iEe innd
Bea a n ss q orleans shall be the
~ sase the credit q Tie
the funds M tie city nj M
or ad ont III hin, sa M M sans An amenna
taeN So III bosEs Eebf fop Ess az astlnstlY en-
bills o. 81 er isl " aa slso a
sqit et fund; al the end ~ eaei IL i2f
sskh statement 10 thu Bnafd N tSs uan " h,Mn Ias
ihe receipts ezpendturss and is ~ w h
ir cash 8 = D1e 'tie naishce on hanu
Il these be Treasurer shall