davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-24
SEduCatfOnal.',

Under the above euphonious title, our
neighbor up-street last week informed
humanity that the Ebensburg Borough
Schools had been opened under the charge
of four Teachers-three males and one
female. This, as matter of news, was
all very well, and would be especially
gratifying to all who didn't happen to
know the fact before. But it is certainly
strange, passing strange, that our neighbor
could not indite two sentences unler so
comprehensive a title without going off
into a TRADE of personal abuse against our
worthy Board of School Directors
What, pray, is the crime for which our
whilom friend arraigns these officials, who
are so unfortunate as to be serving the
dear people without reward? Why, it
seems that these men actually had the
effrontery to appoint the Teachers without
first consulting him This is the head
and front of their offending, and they
richly deserve to be severely castigated for
the same. We trust that in future they
will govern themselves accordingly.
The Board of School Directors are fully
able to take care of themselves. They
need no vindication at our hands, and we
refer to this matter with quite different
purpose.
Our amiable neighbor tells us that one
Mr.. 4. ID. Evans was an applicant for a
Teachership, and that the fact that during
the last two or three years he had been
IN the habit of voting the Democratic ticket
constituted the sole and only reason of the
Directors refusing to appoint him. Now,
VIC have not one word to utter against the
qualifications of Mr.. Evans as Teacher.
He has taught school in this borough for
some years past, and, as far as VIC know,
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-24

HoUsTON.-The Richmond Enon,..
of a recent date contains a letter from Son,
Houston, dated September Is, which vs..
written for the purpose of defining ii,
position, and in answer to an article Which
he saw in the New York Herald sbon,
the 18th of August, which stated tbs,
General Houston has no sympathy with
the rebellion. He says that previous +,
the act of secession by Texas, his Opposi.
tion to it was open and avowed; but since
then he has changed his opinions, and il
now with the South in all her movements
He declares that there is now no Union
sentiment in Texas, however strong it NAV
have been at one time, and that athe
Spartans were not more united in defence
of their country and Liberties than is Tex.
as united in support of the Southern Con-
federacy." 1t will thus be seen that old
"San Jacinto" is in full communion with
those who are seeking to break up the
Government"
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-24
NJ Urray.

His other name was Murray,
And he undertook to curry
An editor ycleped Barker;
But he was beaten iE hurry,
And put out in quite a furry,
And after that he kept darker.
But his life began to mizzlc,
And so out he had to fizzie,
And he got to Styx's ferry;
But old Charon didn't know him,
And he wouldn't over row him
Alas Carl Dizzard Murray
So then take some Tom and Jerry,
To the memory of Murray;
And here then heave a big sigh
For lying he was dying,
And dying he was lying,
And even dead he here doth lie.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-24

SIX MONTHS Aeo.-Six NO..
Fort Sumter fell into the banda ago
rebels, and the North became q nth u the
Green Monster of Jealousy for tho h perfect
OF the honor of our great RepubGo safety
What has been done since thai a.
The largest army that the coun,,I a@e !
ever seen previously has been c,Ilay had
organized, equipped, served tbrsa ECU oat,
and been disbanded Three pon,L Luatas,
an army of over three hundred tSasef s Iasef
men has been raised, organized enn; ;usand
transported, and drilled ready for .'pped,
Thirty little battles have been sano. ssa0a.
and about two thousand men have a' Saat
killed and twice as many wounded Oeen
A feet that was spread over tba
of the entire globe, has been called ba,es a,sfs
repaired, and is in active service AUIne y,
Navy has been weeded of traitors. ine
work in itself. s'eas
Seven new slooops-of.war have h..
built and are now afoat, and thirtv 'e Dseu
erful new gunboats will soon be rssdIP PTs-
service. Besides this, seventeen ste,y.s ~
have been altered into gunboats -'.sfs aHs
schooners have been likewise altered @u'
Two forts, seven hundred prisoner. ;.
hundred and three prizes have been W. .S'
tured by the feet. This is but a t;th. r
what has been done whilst our armn w VI
in state of disorganization. and was "ns
government affairs in chaotic copfnsion
What can we do in the next six mon,h.
with perfect order, great power ~ra..
leaders, and great cause I? e'
Shall not the anniversary of the fan .,
Fort Sumter show us the fall of the so
called Southern Confederacy?
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-24

COMPLETING THE QUOTA OF 100000
MEN.-The exigency of the case demands
a vigorous effort now on the part of those
States that have not sent in their quota
of the volunteer army. The Goyernmen,
needs and wants to-day the last mar Of
the 100000 in the field No matter If
we are deficient in Enfield rifles for all
The deficiency will soon be made up, md
in the meantime recruits can be drilled
with inferior old muskets, or, as in the
South, with hickory poles, and thus be
prepared for active service. Our battles
must be fought, and our victories won;
and the earlier we have full army in the
field the easier will be our duties.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-24

e6r 1t is said that Mrs. JEFF DAVIS WfO'0
letter to colored woman in Waships'Oa
in which she stated that before the emo :.
July the rebel government would !. y
inaugurated in Washington, and sne "
installed as mistress of the White hou,',
The object of the letter was TO assure Nv
colored woman that she would be saie '.
remain in Washington, and to secure ~, -
services when Mrs Davis was eai'eu =
dispense the hospitalities of the Exeeu''''
Mansion
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-24

a LARGE CoNTRACT-Mr. Stephen
Cromwell, Of Camden, Ohio, has made s
contract by which he is to furnish one
hundred and fifty thousand cords OF wood
for the Ohio Central Railroad COMPANY
The magnitude of this contract can De
understood only when We take into con-
sideration the fact that it makes pie
four feet high and not less than two hun,
dred and fifty seven miles in length, anu
requires the delivery of nearly fifty eOIa'
day Sundays excepted) for ten years
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-24

THE FEDERAL Forces IN WESTERN
FIRGINIA.-GeDerals Rosecrans and Cox
are at Mountain Cave, only thirteen miles
from Gauley Bridge, with only six thOus-
and troops who are able to perform active
duty and are available Between Gauley
Bridge and Camp Lookout there were
on Tuesday last one thousand six hundred
and forty patients in the hospitals pros
trated with the camp fever. Al Gross
Lanes, near Carnifax Ferry, and about
twenty-eight miles from Gauley Bridge,
are one hundred and sixty patients.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-24
The NEXT LEGIsLATuRE.-We have

The NEXT LEGISLATURE.-We have
tcied our utmost to present complete list
of the members elected to the next Legis-
lature, but the returns come in so slowly,
and the votes in some counties are so very
evenly balanced, that nothing but an Off
cial count Of the army vote next Novem-
Der will decide the result. The following
will be its probable complexion, however: !:
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-24

Col. JOHN w. GEARY.-Col. j. W.
Geary, who commanded the Twenty
eighth Pennsylvania regiment, has fig
ured extensively in recent national events.
He commanded the Second regiment of
Pennsylvania Volunteers in Mexico, and
was noted for great firmness and the rigid
discipline to which he subjected his men
When he first went to the war in that
unfortunate republic, he was Lieutenant
Colonel OF Roberts regiment of Pennsyl-
wanna Volunteers, and at the battle of
Chepultepec, where he held chief COM
mand OF his regiment, was wounded, but
notwithstanding, led his men in the ter
r:hc battle at the de Belen gate just pre-
vious to the capture of the city of Mexico.
For his gallantry on that occasion he was
promoted to the rank of Colonel, his COM
mission bearing date November Sd, lS47.
He received special mention at Cerro
Gordo. After the war in I74S, he lived
in San Francisco, of which place he was
appointed Postmaster, and was afterwards
elected the first Mayor of the City, hold
ing his Office for two or three terms prior
to the organization of the Vigilance Com
mittee. He was afterwards Governor of
Kansas under the Buchanan regime.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-24

g9~ We didn't promise, in our last issue,
to lay before our readers this week the
epitaph of the defunct irresponsible editor
of the Democrat % Sentinel but here it is
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-24
Fama Semper vivat.

Stop, friend TrGUeler : stop and think!
Before you further go;
For under here s nice, keen stink,
As all ,oho read may know.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-24
Skirmish i'm Missouri.

ST. Louis, October 20.-In skirmish
near Lebanon on the 23th inst, between
two companies of Major Wright's cavalry
and about four hundred rebels previously
reported, the latter lost sixty-two killed
and twelve wounded, four mortally, and
thirty-six taken prisoners. Wright's loss
was one killed.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-24

EaF The uncontrolled command of the
army on the Potomac has been given to
Gen. Mcclellan, so that hcnceforth all the
responsibility rests with him.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-24

sA- Gen. Mcclellan has detailed so4,'
six hundred hestenants, to serve as Tbi, n
nal corps, in case of night marches non I
will prevent collisions between our Nv.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-24
Recapfure of Lexington.

JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 20.-A special
dispatch to one of the ST. Louis papers
says Major Milne of the 1st Missouri
scouts arrived here to-day on the steamer
Sioux City, and reports that on the 10th
25O of his regiment, under Major White,
surprised the reoel garrison at Lexington,
and recaptured the place and all the sick
and wounded, together with quantity of
guns, pistols aud other articles which the
rebels threw away in their flight. Two
pieces of cannon which were in the fort
were also captured
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-24

DV- See new advertisements.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-24

Bs- Annexed is the official vote receiv-
ed by Judge Taylor in this Judicial Dis
trict-the military vote not being counted:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28


RuLIARDs FOR SALE PLENDyD HrOcE OF
ID and second han fables for $780, $50 500
926 Can and examine, send your orders BY mail To-
bles 70 lot and BagAtelle for sale
W. II. GRIFFTTH, LAG Fulton street
BILLIARDS "A VERY FINE BILLIARD TABLE IN
- good ORDER with halls and compe.e for So
cash apply to CHARLES BlnCH, 3i5 Broadway, base
ment
DILLIARD BALLS-A FINE ASSORTMENT, AT
ID piecee to suit tue times Manufactured fer sale by
WIN NJ. WHINE. +l6 erooma street. rier Slrn
DILLIARD SALOON rogAsfls-rEE sT1CK AND
ID az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28


eales were confined 70 about 500 eco bos ~ "a So
q teths latter Hgure for small loss Of extra southern
Inc . .os ana m1sa
ssshg within the range Of toe above prices. Rye
VS. heavy At our quotations, with sales Of
aures, with sales Of $50 bbls OF Jersey and Brandy
wne. Wheat was heavy, and closed at lower prices,
While there "a. far =. aeI.nd chief! Tor export me
white Kentucky, 81 80 for good white Indiana. 81 20
81 20 tor white Ohio, 81 rs 81 Is for white Ono, 81 03
ard 81 90 81 oS for amber colored do aud Iowa. Soc
osc OF ehio4so spring. ana 99c. 81 for Chicago Rye
sheh NOrtaern At CSC Corn was 10 fair reu sess Chiefly
for The bone trade, With purchases for export
Tho sales embraced 40 600 bushels At 44c. 48c for
heated and inferior Western Mixed 4sc SOC for sh
mt Eadt, ana southern yellow private terms Bar
10y and bsrey malt were heavy. Sales of 500 bushels
ssd %sSs On a. oats .s were quiet
and a. 400 a3thc for State.
Corroa The market was firm, with sales OF 1900
ss'ss' closing on the basis Of Mkc for middng up
FRnanm Rates were Arm, with fair amount Offer
ng TO Liverpool about 6 600 bushels were eng ICED
~ 1zd; Hour vas nominal and dead weight was at
22s ca 100 casAs Of tAilo~ engaged on private
terms. 10 London 10 900 bushels wheat engaged,
b sbips bsge, IT Skd aad 20 tons oil At 80s To dsvre
l2Ooo bushels wheat were engaged at &c., with some
copper AZ &c. and rum a. &C. foreign vessel took IA
We ~ goo 0u,ns What a. &C. 10 :nps bass vessel
y.sel was engaged 70 load In Cuba for Falmouth ct
NAVAL STORES. Common rcsip was active With sa,ex
Of 2Oe0 bbls ~ 37k delivered and 600 obls OF No
~ So % 75 and l00 ook. spirits turpentne S2Kc
PRovIsIoss-Pok-rhe demand was moderate, while
sales embraced about 460 oils incudiog mess NJ
81 37h $4 co. AID $40 $40 Is for prime, the latter
Squire for choice or extra quality. Bee, was
38 co $40 so tor repacked mess, and $40 Is 3l2 70
extra Beef hasns and prime meas were quiet
nominal Cut meats were heavy ami Inactive; small
sale of 80 bbls made ~ 40 Dc for shoulders
~ 6hc . exc FOR hams. Butter dull los iac.
for state Sc. l2c for Chic. Cheese was duh a. &c.
o. for Ohio, ana &c. q &C. for good % choice State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28
CITY COmMEnCaAL REPORT.

Amw-rhe market was sssads, while saes were linn
Nd and confined small lots Of pots At IS 56 and Of
pearm Al IS e2k.
haAnmuDs -Fiour-vhe market YVES again heavy and
Irregular closing lower for superdne and metam grades
- etats sAd Western while the demand for extra brands
rssulas and p hose unsettled fhe sales embraced
sboot II 600 bbs closing within the range Of the fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

nesl. estimated It rom I'm am 70 100000
vAssh years. sax win be sviea in seu,embsr nsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

A NOTORIOUS PACT
a REFRJGERArORs OF EVERY KIND,
SP1VEk rLAsED WAhE,
TABLE CUTLERY AND ICE CRmsM rEEEZEgs
An immense stock Of Kitchen Co king utensls and ever
descr pon o. Housekeeping Arc Ie
prices than any other house in the trade at
4. u. bAssFORD'S Wholesale And Rs4ail
Extensive Houge fufnsshins torres
Cooper lnsiHate, New York,
Only one block from Broadway, In Aslor plaza
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ATTENTION.
"A REFRI0ERATORs,
TABLE CUTLERY,
TEA TRAYS.
FACE ZEks AND CCCIxEe
wtoden and fnwAre and Kitchen oods Of every kind s}
the cheapest place in the city DbLM Aa9
House Furnishing Store, 100 Broad way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

OFtHTRr7. wOULDLIKE TO MARRY
- emsak aRa am1ab'|sy, posaesssd Of "a IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING DIAMosDa
Watches old Jewey or silverwsre 70 dispose Of csnnot
under the New FORK Hotel He buys cash pays the
highest price,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28
THE TURF.

FASHION PLEAsukE GROUND AssOCIATrON-rRO
ting Friday June g. At SO O'Clock p. match FOR So
mile and repeat Woodruff enters brown mare in hs
nesa Owner enters sorre marc, wagon. Good day u
track. JOSEPH CROCHERON, Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

ELEGANTL1 rURNIsHRD SUITS and SINGLE Rooms
~ 10 et containing AL the modern conveuencea with mar
nsl or su sossd 70 ger tleme Apply 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

WIN eOLLMARN, MANUrA1TuHER OF CABINET
W Furniture 466 exth avenue, between Twenty eiehth
and twenty nn,h srsss have sa.se rcck Of rsestod,
somen OF Sp ing Beck hairs ouDgm; larRs Assor
ment Of rosewood, mshoe and black Teblo au
Washstands and 3edstesds and Cak se
black walnut Bookcase snGa kinda Of Mattresses al
Wholesale prices Is the cheapest store In 0e @U; Is
cent cheaper than any here eise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

THE CELEBRATED rROtTING STALLIor, GEO NJ
PAchen will Stand for Mares the Dvckmau Farm,
pesr kjngsbrdge New tork city $40 season
Eorses taken In pasture. WM WALrEhwIRE,
Washington Drove Yard New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28
SUMMER RESORTS.

r AXE MICHIGAN HOUSE, LAKE MOHEGAN, WEST
IL chester county, s open for boaxders
ated four miles east Of Peekskn village, and hal
hour ride from the cry, va hudson River Railroad Ad
Gs street; Peter b. Acker " Resoe and liz Duan,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

YOUNG GENTLEMAN, REsPECTABLY CONNECT
~ co. desires 70 open correspondence with como young
lacy With vew to mssrnony preferred as the
wDter mas sumuUnt meAnA Address j. H. Lolimer Bera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

r IBEhAL ADVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS WATCH
~ es Jewery and Stlverware, on moderate terms bv
LOUIS ANhICH 7x3 Broadway under the New York Hote
or bought for csah at the hlehest pri. es
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-04
Bibef Stte!LiaelIte.


CREsoEHT oFrIoE No. 70 CAMP STREET, }
Ihnraday Morning. June T. 1851.
On the evee yesterday the appearance of things decidedly
dull The Acadia, for Bayou Sara was the ozy depaure
The arrivals better than two or three days previous
Ihs weather and to be much more SO on
account OF no business to be done
y "a ST. Louis paper of the slst says
peclns Yesterday on inches The City Engineer reports M
liver L tee ischeS above low 1860 and %
shes MEOW nigh water marx Of iSi4 The Upper bssis
The Missouri falling the lower end stationary
The Illinois is steadily falling This stream have plenty
sfwater weeks for larger than no navigate t.
aacy No 1 he sGs ITS
The Memphis Avalanche of the 3lst says
yhe river fell iuches during the last enyfo ho,5 The
weather was lowering yesterday with rain in the evening
The Pittshurg Post Of Monday following On Sat
and appointed to visit al tie Boats and peduest 6e
f IT, 70 run Up ne stars and stripes The committee
he on he watchman named ali as sSes gei
seodny arrested By he cSmee as ~ wa
asa e aaSq IT, os where chi,f Of Police Patterson
O'clock in the afternoon, if necessary.
STEAMBOATS, FOR ENEMY-A gentleman occopype an
position in communion with rve trade yes
have 81 Louis the steamboats, Iatan City
0ssated AT ro the, have bought the Oily Of Memphis and
q two other boats Those engaged in connection
boa sse purchases say they want fifteen or twenty other
A ioaiayille paper of the 8lst says
inches wn Fs5 Is falling slowly bis point with six
pass Ct the FAILS nd hires dix inches on The ocs Tb
Ws st Is was clear cool aud pleasant,
AT PSburg yesterday nj noon III rt,a- nc. e. ,
feet eight inches water In the chsnnal va i'uS' WIN S=
AT Cincinnati at the tina fra r;Iar ,o. e,,;
declined six inches the previous twenty r bous ''ig
osoEeI4 roF BED RIynR draeht packet goeo7,
IapL W Mem Ham, commander e4ves at clock tf eg
forKed river. o'0A t-iS evening
GOMEZ FOR RED RIyER--TLe very popular and Raat ,og
packet Cos Capt w. " H8rrel -couiman6er TR
Reeder cerk leaves a. o'clock this evening for Shreyeno
ELEANoB ron RED RrYeR.-The popular passenger Made,
aaeanor. Sapt Geo Alban commander, and MessFs q n
ufke and " Compere clerks leaves at O'Clock this eve
TExAs FOR Red RyERThe fleet and elegant passenger
Backet IeAas Capt v w. Snde, commander and Br D A
Leaves at O'Clock this evening for Red river
NARY ROE HIcKsBURGThe fleet passenger packet Mary
= capt u Fhelps commander and Mr.. JAS Smith, clerk
leaves positively at 5oeock this evening for Vcksburg and
ssnRer packet John Walsh Capt Geo W Cable comma
SEQ Mr. austin X Moore clerk leaves at O'Clock this evening
os sa agd Intermediate dings The John Walsh
M a asr cabin i richly prn he'd and her table noted
and IN re persons Of her officers the public always found
sentenenin hs true sense Of the Term sesmoaen NJ
experience and reliability. "a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-04
affp Orleans Daily Crescent.
DEF "A Es1-NrEN1 COLUMNS
aEa aSLssns gElenep stlatktt.
osEsonsr orrloe, Il. 70 camr a..

Monday Evening, JUNG 8, 1851.
The week os quietly heretofore the close bHs!-
barring the interruption Il receipts produce
The West here aothng aisnguishahle at this from
forncrs past years. There doubt larger
number Of citizens remaining than years ps This
aaguts ayoEaby that Northern watering resorts
viii feel great failing of in Southern patronage The
eira this season only the cOsnopoiiteshe day
and go tomorrow citizens.
There nothing the stagnancy observable to-day more
Than hRye noted for years pass the first week Of June
wheGt than three ship
sale We however minus about twenty thousand
heads 81 tobacco om last year This decrease something
approaching predicted by parties aionthsagc, so
SIC deeiae cannot be charged to theswas
The movements and about the banks limited oday
Some Few thousands Of dollars were discounted for
parties who under renewal The disposition 10 aid the
commercial community On tbs part Of the banks is strong
they do down exact more from debtes than they
can actually efsf viii be observed that the curtalment Of
cans and discounts nornnally Voluntarily But there
discounts granted for parties to remit Norwar for those
who pretend kept large balances very amusing
Ar g. or aF s eEpaae having kept such and such
balances In This OF a bank and that Is hard they skoud not
be granted discount These re,narsS raany Of similar
nature isapplied for every individual merchant, banker
capitalist broker, dealer iobber planter and mechanic opens
account with bank much for their convenience
deposit balances There than three
banks that thinks Of iscounng them That very
tart and reply given by foer President of the
Ajax to merchant who could not pass kite exchange
when claiming ayors the that he had for months
kept large balances bank says cid Beeswax the Pre-
sident, bat we didn't ask you for your deposits
There Of steady feeling market to-
day regards paper Though CONTRACTS made
thete negotiations astir which may confirmed Tie
genera inquiry, however ndng very diminuve
So long the banks local paper discern that
any pressure will follow Outside paper slide, has
been sliding if holders thereof choose renew.
having particle Of the milk of human kindness will to
obligations This time particularly an insanent
enrtaient Of l0925 yet rendered Taking broad and
comprehensive view of local position community
getting uuietl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-04
Memoranda.

The Mexican schooner Briante Capt, EsHuoa from Ssal
ard CapeaChy arrived Pass OuEe bar The 3h ait,
and ordered of by the United States steamer Brooklyn
when she left and at The Lake end OF the canal
last Saturday evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-04

COHPTRoLLER's OFFICE. ,
City of New Orleans July L 1855
- No 2129.l
IL ESOLVLD; That the Conn ptroIIer he mad
- he hereby authorized and required give notice by
standing advertisement in the official 0nrna
With the ninth section Of ordinance No ll2 approved
5u IDA the Council will not pay any bill agang the cit anil
contracted under authority of order from the onnt in
accordance with the ordinance referred to- "
LSignedl = L. TRACY,
- :, President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lSign6dI L. II. PLACE,
Approved pril 28 1855
is!gnedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
attention Of the officers of the city and pubc is
specially called to the foregoing rs5ou(iou.
v. DUPL EssIs,
lylo II Comptroller City of New Orleans