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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31

0ery far from being united, ] could 5om5,-rd or sheH Me Sosth into sub;ectioa, There is not only no probability, but no possibility ln the thing. Ten millions of Anglo oaxons anywhere, are as invincible as the everlasting hills. English blood is rebel blood incapable of subiection. We may nsht ten years and end about where we began Tn treaties, somewhat of a kin to orittenden's proposition at last, with l stronger guarantees on our part, to surren- aef fugitive slaves, and not to rob southern t-ihas'eTS oi thelr servants, when they travel ahohg us, or to carry these servants off on the underground railroad-with utter re- strictions upon the circulation of the nor thern press in the southern States. Sncb treaties as these will come after len years fighting, 250,OOo lives lost, and billions of property destroyed. The next blunder of the republican press is' Tn imagining the South cannot feed ,tself-because, just now, cotton paving better than corn, corn has been neglected to raise cotton. The northern counties of the southern States, Louisiana excented. are among the best grain growing countries Ill the world. Such is the advance of tbs southern spring over ours, that though there IS just now tempoary deficit of food. yet In feornary even, certainly in March, the people can begin to get something to eat eat from the products of the hot spring sun. !Ae South wiH alnaost supply itself y;th rood, oetore New Emglond 6egizs to plant. or zee as tef loose upoW our ,,o,1kern lakes
 The next blunder of the same press is. in the belief that Exter Hall abolition ..sent;- ment' Is going to over-rule the Manchester cotton spindles and London Threadneedle street, in the matter of our northern blockade of southern ports from the Capes oi Delaware to the Rio Grande. Whv- 7 England IS not .false to every aen, of her history .for 200 gears, Ter long strong fnqer @a1 oe 20 upon us, in ninety days otler aoe attempt dtdt blockade, and we shall haye her on our Aands, as aceH as Me fifteen southern otates. Nevertheless, even such journals as the Times now chime in with the Uourer, for Force" Force" "Force!" The Senator from Illinois, too, Trumbull IS talking of "Force'- he no doubt echoes the unanimous sentiment--as if "force, however beautiful in theory, were possible in practice--as if it were states manlike, to ignore big, pregnant facts, and to run after theories. In due time, however. the republican press will learn upon this matter, as upon other matters, the Express has been pre-educating them in, now six years-but wo wo! for all of us, as they learn only when 1t is too late.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31

DISTRESSING SUICIDE IN LoUIsv1LLE.- About daylight on Wednesday morning Mr. James Waddell, bookkeeper for Morse; Trigg & Semple, Louisville, com mitted suicide by jumping from the win dow of the third story of store to the pavement. He cndeavored to drown him. self about year ago.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31

Our OF WoRK.-The Philadelphia Press commenting on the effects of the panic, says that within the last six weeks not less than 15,000, and perhaps 10000 persons in that city have unexpectedly been dischared from situations where they enjoyed tke privilege of earning thier bread by the sweat of their brows.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31
ADJUrANT GENERALS OFFICE,
 Little Rock, Ark, Jan. IT, 1861. {
GENERAL ORDER No. {

H IS Excellency, the Governor and Com- l Il mander-in-C Chief, announces the following General Staff appointment, A. W. WEED, to be Surgeon General with rank of Colonel of Cavalry. The Commander-n- Chief, directs that he will take rank from date of this order and be respected of Arkansas
 By order of the Commander-in- Chief
 EDMUND BURGEVIN,
 Adjutant General of Arkansas.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31

coueHs.-Ihe suddenchanges of our climate are sources Of PsiaoSARr. Bx,Ncp, :, ar5 a"a'' MATic AFFECTIONS Experience having provad that simple remedies often act speedily and cey aniy when taken in the early stage of the disease recourse should at once be had to Bromn's Byon, eh'ql lroehes. or Lozenges, let the Cold. Cough, ur ,rr1a1lon oi the Throat be ever sight, as by this precaution more serious attack may be eff,c. toaiiy warred off. Public Speakers and Singers VIII md them efectual for clearing and strengthen ing the voice. See advertisemet.
 Dec. 15, 1860, 6m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31

The citizens of Ashley, Lefevre and Mine- ral townships will excuse us for emitting to make appointments to speak in them before the election, as there is not sufficient time to do so; and we respectfully invite the citizens of those townships to attend our appointments for public speaking at other places most convenient to them.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31

lon sno, 1o, and ,greest pole Surkus, together WIFE Uther alarmin and darin feets.
 Duglas will perform the grand 6ouble ~, ~ single handed game of popler suvercnty. nhis | game kan beet with the ize shut. But l mus kloze. We are goin westwa,sl. in few daze:
 Yurs, in hast. ARTEMuS WARD Jr
 Fee es Duglas ssz give popler suverenty good bio in the paper.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31
Second Dispatch.

Second Dispatch.
 The following is the ordinance of seces- sion reported by the committee of fifteen. It willprobably pass tomorrow:
 "An ordinance to dissolve the union b~tweel the State of Louisiana and other oM'eS united with her undera compact en- titled the constitution ofthe United States. |"
 We, the people of the State of Louisiana. in convention assembled, do declare and ordaln, and it is hereby declared and or dalned, that the ordinance passed by us on the z2d of November, 1911, whereby the cohs'''utlon of the United States of Amer lca' and all amendments to said constitu- ton adopted, and all laws and ordinances oy winch the State of Louisiana became A memoer of the federal Union, be hereby repealed and abrogated. The Union now suoSiSllng between the State of Louisiana ana other States, under the name of the oni'ed States of America, is hereby dis, solved. It is further declared and ordained that the State of Louisiana, by this ordi- nance @ resumes the rights and powers here- tQlo'e delegated to the government of the ohi'ea States of America, and her citizens are aOSOived from allegiance to said govern men'' The State of Louisiana, bv this oro'nance is placed in the full possession o' all nghts of government which apper- 'a'h T, tO free and independent State.
 u further declared and ordained that all iights acquired and vested under the cons's'1tlon of the United States, or any ac' oi Congress, or treaty, or under any i1~ ol thls State, not incompatible with this oFu'hahee, shall remain in force, and have ,ne same effect as though this ordinance had not been passed.
 ..h n resolution was reported in connection "'tn .he ordinance, as follows.
 we the people of Louisiana. recognize the tight of free navigation of the Missis- s.Ppl 'iver and its tributaries, by all friendly 0.a'es oording thereon, We also recog nl1e the right of egress and ingress in tho @oa.a Se, of the Mississippi river by all friendly o'"'es and Powers. We hereby declare ou' "Ililngness to enter into stipulations tC guI, T antee the exercise of these rights"
 Ih'ho DlsPATcH.-The time to-day wa Pa'''aily consumed bv speeches from thu
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31

P. 5. The late news by telegraph, fel- low citizen, shows the government has already entered upon course of coercion against the seeding States by repeating the only y law protecting southern products, the tariff on sugar. Will you submit, will you give aid and comfort to the aboli- tlonists? D. < P.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31
NOTICE.

THE undersigned commissioner of the A schooF fund of the 18th section in township north, range l3 west, in Pulaski county, State of Arkansas, by order of the County Court of said county, will on the first Monday of March. 1861, sell at public sale at the door of the court house ot said county, between the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales all of said 9th section in tracts Of forty acres each, credit of ten years, the purchasers giving bond with approved security with ten per cent interest from date until paid,
 JAMES BELCHER, Commissioner.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31
GENERAL LAND OFFICE

WasAington, D. C., Jan. 17, 1861. Hon. A. B. GREENWOOD
 Sir: In reply to your letter of the 14th inst, in behalf of w. R. Miller, esq.,, audi tor of the State of Arkansas, I have the honor to state that the copy of approved list No. 4, of swamp and overhowed lands in the Batesville district is completed and will be forthwith transmitted to the State authorities.
 Very respectfully,
 your obedent servant,
 JOS. $. WILSON,
 Commissioner.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31
LETTER FROM YANCEY.-The following letter was addressed to citizen of Wash
REPUBLIC OF ALABAMA, ] 1oNrco>,rDy Too,,orv, 10 1Qf1

REPUBLIC OF ALABAMA, MONTGOMERY, January 12, 1861.
 Dear Sir:: As you have seen by telegram, we passed the ordinance of secession yes terday, at 4 P. M., by vote of 61 to 39. We gained seven votes on the passage from the cooperation ranks Among others, we gained the chief leader from North Alabama-Clemens The most of thirty nine expressed regret that they were bound by instructions to vote against us. They had changed their minds, and would advise acquiescence. Thus, South Carolina, Florida, Mississippi and Alabama are out Georgia will be out in five days, and so will Louisiana and Texas during the month !; and so will North Carolina, Tennessee, Arkansas and Virginia in February.
 If war is to come, we will meet it like men struggling for freedom, and will give bloody welcome to our invaders. We proceed at once to reconstruct, and will doubtless have a provisional government in full operation by the 18th of February, of all seeding States had hoped to see you here. Your friend
 w. l.. YANCEY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31

Alabama. 'oiiiia ana ,o.t All efforts made for cooperation were .h A resolution was introduced submitting the action of the convention to tbe naonl1s j jjesalllszsseesll al B eesl. on'.on au-
 A vote will be taken on the ordinance of secession at twelve o'clock tomorrow
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31
Terms per Session of 21 weeks.
Little Rock, Jan. 26, 1861. 1y
 A FARM TO RENT.

\ FARM of l20 acres, suitable for cot "A ton corn, with excellent cribs, sheds, quar- ters and comfortable dwelling house, ali new for rent upon reasonable terms-n addition to the l2O cleared land, there are 30 acres new ground, partly cleared and under good fence. This farm is in the Arkansas river bottom, 71a miles east of the city of Little Rock. Apply to this office, to Mai A. J. Hut or to Hon. Geo. c. Watkins.
 Little Rock Ian 3I lS6l 3w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31

H5 Harrys Tricopherous is the best and cheapest article for dressing, beautifying, ceans- lng' curling, preserving and restoring the hair.- Ladies, try it. Sold by all Druggists and Apoth. ecaries. iune9, ,'6O,ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31
Steamboat and River News.
(REPoRTED BY BURGEvIN FiELD.)

River news is this week, as the riveri ia low but some of the low water packets continue their regular trips. The Wm. Henry is about leaving our wharf for Nepoleon-the Arkansas, Fitzhugh, Lady Walton, and one stranger, but welcome friend, Sam Krkman from Louisville, are still at the wharf and bound for above
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31
HOUSE FOR SALE

STTUATED on west side of Main x o street, few doors north of the Theatre, EiiH is offered for sale easy terms. The lot of ground upon which it is built is leased for five years at small rent. The House is eiigibly situated either for drinking saloon, for which it was originally designed, for family grocery store. The lease to- gether with all the fixtures will go with the build. ing. Apply to BURGEVIN x FIELD.
 Jan 26 1861 If
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
 Little Rock, Arkansas.

PRINCIPALS Rev. N. Z. GRAVES, A. M., late President of the Warrenton Female Collegiate Institute, North Carolina. Rev. Dr. F. F. SCHEIFLER, late Rector of the Chelsea Collegiate School New York Assisted by full corps of able and experienced
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS, ,
 CorNry or prrt .svr

THE STATE OF ARKANSAS, !
 COUNTY OF PULASKI.
 In the Chancery Court of said county, to the June term thereof, A. D. 1861. l6th day of Jan uary, A. D. lo61
 Jacob Herrgen. Complanant,)
 Carl F. Mueller, Defendant. .nN this day appeared said complainant, N by solicitors, and files herein his bill of com plaint, the object and prayer whereof is to obtain perpetual injunction of certain judgment render ed in favor of defendant against complainant be- fore A. F. Woodland, justice of the peace on the 4th day of August, A. D. 1860, for the sum of S52 77-l00 and costs, and the judgment rendered at the November term, 1860, of the Pulaski Cir. cult Court against complainant for the costs accru- ed in said court upon the appeal from the judg- ment of said justice of the peace; and it appearing from affidavit annexed to said bill that the said de- endant is nonresident of this State; it is there- fore ordered that he be notified of the filing and pendency of said bill against him, by publication of this order in some newspaper printed in this State for the number of times and within the time prescribed by the Statute, and that unless he shall appear in our said Chancery Court on before the fourth day of the June term thereof A. D. 1861, to be held as the court house of said county, in the city of Little Rock, on the third Monday of said month, and then there file his exceptions, plead, answer demur to said bill, the same will be taken as confessed against him, and an interocutory de. cree entered accordingly.
 GORDON N. PEAY, Clerk. l A true copy from the record. Attest: GORDON N. PEAY Clerk. Jan 26, 1861. 2w Cost of adv. SC 50.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31

Order No. 4. HEAD-QUARTERs, 2D DIVISION ARK MuITIA,)
 Pine Bluf, Jan. 10th, 1861. A N ELECTION is hereby ordered to "A be held on Saturday, the 23d February next at the court house in all the counties compos ing the Fifth, Seventh and Eighth Brigades, for Brlgadier General in each Brigade. Ali military officers, commissioned by the Governor, in the Brigades above designated, entitled to vote in their respective Brigades.
 The Sheriff of each county will give the notice required by law.
 By order of Major General, JAS. YELL.
 A. K. PATTON, Adjutant General,
 I'd Division Arkansas Militia. Jan 26, 1S6l It
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31
Land Attorney and State Collectors

Notice. A IL persons indebted to the State of \ Arkansas by note for State Saline, Seminary or Bank Lands will save cost by coming forward and making settlement at an early period. Office near the State House on Markham St.
 JAMES F. RITCHIE,
 Land Attorney and State Collector Ian 26 1881 On,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31
Louisiana Convention---Third Dav

BATON ROUGE, Jan. 25.-The convention reassembled this morning at ten o'clock. pursuant to adjournment yesterday.
 The prospect this morning is decidedly in favor of the convention adiourning to New Orleans.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31
-'-------------------- S5 REWARD.

IT OST on Wednesday evening in the u vicinity of Capt. Gordon N. Peay's residence, or near the corner of Markham and est Main streets-a short ivory handled dirk-without ths sheath. The finder will receive the above reward on leaving it at this office. Jan 26, 1861.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31

Gratefully acknowledging the very liberal pa- tronage they have hitherto enjoyed, they now re- affirm that no effort shall be spared to render the Institute all that its generous supporters may de. sire. The most thorough training will be given in all branches of complete English Educatiom, Mathematics, Modern and Ancient Lanquaqes will be taught far as in any colleges; and in the depart ment of Music, Painting, Dra,oins, etc., none but teachers of the highest qualifications will be em- ployed. The government of this Institute is char acterized by the utmost kindness the sense of pro- priety and individual responsibility will beappealed
 to rather than fear of punishment and the moral trai ming receives unremitting attention. Tuition will be charged from the time of entrance to the close of the session. No deductions from tuitions except for protracted illness. The scholastic year is divided into two sessions of 2l weeks each. The Institute will embrace three Departments = the Primary, Junior and Senior
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-31
THE above named PRINCIPALS Mn
On the 7st Monday in roI,r,,,r1, 1oe-

X respectfully inform their friends sss<s@<G patrons and the public generally, that M the next session of this Institnie will cnmmanc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
% Rso o. Pursuant Proclamation of His
AAk&SSSS&~ ExCciemcy THOMAS O. MOORE
<6%@<TtBS% NS~NG Governor of the State of lorisiana
ASS$SseSSSIV bearing date February IS, lS6t MI
qualified of the Parish of ulean hereby notified that
m Election will be held MONDAY, ls day Of April 1851
six Judges of the several District Courts the said
of OrleRnS, follows, to-wit
One Judge of The First District Court of New Orleans for the
parish of OrcnuS.
One Judge Of the Second District Court c New OIlcns for
the parish of OIlCans
One Judge of the Third District Orleans for the
parish Lf Orleans.
Judge the Fourth District Court of New Orleans for
One Judge Of the Frh District Court New Orleans
parish of Orleans.
parish of Orleans.
The Polls will be opened in each Election Precinct in the
said city of New Orleans and parish of Orleans, from the
hours OF eight o'clock A. NJ till four O'Clock P NJ, the
date before mentioned, to wit MONDAY, LIST day OF April
le6l the purpose Of receiving the of the qualified
voters the parish Of Orleans under the Speuteudnce of
the and Clerks he appointed by the author
tiles designated by awlhe election be conducted and
trpcate made to the undersigned returning officer
cording TO law.
sherihrs Office, Parish OF Orleans March !, 1851.
E, 7. PARKER, Sheriff.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12
F.. T PARKER,
ShertfOf the PAl,ish OF Orleans,

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"a N9EgIe dams p&are cdgsSus il rroctGtra
SAMEpI 20 de mars 1861, midi arIotcJ de In Cite,
de IA commune entire les du Caep des Massns, Ia
Vene puhque ct adjudication de la FEoprlt4 description
suit Savnr--
bN TERRAIN SinG dsns le Presicr District de Cette vile,
cans et borne par les Frerel, Locust, rcrtlat ct ia
yetlo lie dit terrain etRal lie oisjems pnrtir de IA To-
Gust contEn Ia me ufGrieurU u terrain Geo
Cronan ayan afae dc 70 pie"s ponccs Ia La
LayPe snr me profH drmr de II pes poHcc> Ia me in
iGreurP congu dit Geo Cronnn, denvun 81
ped Ia mte surouro, traveran rilet de Ia Lafayette
IA rue Periaf
Ensemble les hdcs ct amtorahOns qm s'y trouvent
SRsC 7Aus NHtaire Ci-dcSsus. c
Compliant moment de deladudCRtton.
E. T. PARKER,
fe26 m25 20 Sheriff de Ia ParOiSSe d'OFtans.
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cpnc1EIcAr1oNs FoR TI1E CoNTR ACT

Notice hereby given that on IT. - me ~" n H.
1861. l will adjudcate, Mt my ohce' "' l. 'SS' ' "
above contract. ~ D1-p1 EcsIS C,,,ntr,,lor
mi y, HNl l..1L.. SN--l...v
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

COhPTROLLER'S OFFICE, J
City of Nav Orleans, July 7, 1858,
mo. 1921
u ESGLyMfs. That the Comptroller be Guta
IA he hereby authorized and required give notice by
standing advertisement in the official journal that Hccordan5,
with the ninth section Of ordinance No 142 approved Mact
s 1854 the Council will pay bill against the city unies
contracted under authority OF order from the Comptroller
accordance with tie ordinance referred to-
[Signed1 E L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
EsignedI L. H. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved A April fS, 1855.
(Signsdl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
The attention Of the officers city and pubIcis
psctfully called 10 the foregoing resolution
Y. DUPLESSIS
fyl6 If Comptroller City of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12
AVIS D'ELECTION.-PAR

AVIS DELE ECTTON.-PAR
sSg &TTlESSA suite de Ia proclamation de son Excel
SS.#s.ssSsasSSSSS lence THOMAS o. MOORE. Geu-
g. sSzAG&AxS verneur de- rEtnt de Ia Louisiana,
7SES<NS->3~ date du 2S de ftyicr lSfl les e!ec-
qualities de Ia paroisse Orleans par prtscMt
6S quune Election lieu e LUNDI premier jour d tvril
6 de uscs dcs ditrencs Gours de District dams la de
parOisSc dCrtans, CONNIE suit, savGir:
Tn Juge de In Premiere Cour de District de la Nouvee-
Orlta pour la plroSSe d'Olltaus.
Tn Juge dc Ii DeuNeme Cour de District de Ia Souvele-
Orleans pour Ia paro sse d Orleans.
I'm Juge de Ia TrOisicue Cour de District Nouvec-
Orleans pour in pnrosse d'0riaus.
I'm JugG de ia QuGtrieme CUur de District de lii N0uyce
Orleans poHr Ia parorse d Orleans.
Uu Juge de ia CnQueme Gour de District de Ia Nouvee
Oritnns p3ur Ia paroisse d ORLEANS.
Tn Juge de Ia >iXcme Gnu de District de Ia Nouvee
Orleans pour la paroisse durtnns.
Polls Seront ouverts caque arrUndsceut cleo
tiCn depus hFus A. N. uSQU' henrGS p NJ e jour
16sSn6 savoir ie Ter davr 1851 eet de reCeror les
bulletins des eleceus qualities de Ia paroe d Orleans Ia
surn:endanCe de conareS ct grecrs qi Seront dtgnas
par lauorit6 comptcnie
LGcction deva conduitc ct les rplicaes
derron ec envoy6s sougnd charge de les nSnottre,
conformGmcnt a Ia loi.
Bureau du Shtrt, paroisse Orleans, le de 1851
ms te Z: \ PANkEE. EhGrif.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

John ID. G. QUIRIS, UNDERTAKEN, CORNER
of Camp and Ueord Streets respectfully informs friends
and the public generally that he established the above
place where he will be prepared attend al in his
line at the shortest notice. day night He inform
the public that he has secured the services Of Mr. JOHN RAY
formerly in the employof Daniel Monr e} whose experience
in the Undertaking business the gh years. will enable
bin 70 fully meet the wishes Of the public Mr. QUIRK and
Mr. Ray will attrnd personally TO all funerals.
hand
Also. Gsrriaees Cor Hive dln au
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

pORT-As x casks R9es,ers Burgundy, for sale by
\. WOfFF,
~ SoElsr Graviera and New LeVeests.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

EEHiBAAFAs ~ EuCkAGn
~ COMMISSION HEROHANTs.
70. E59 GEe ~ssE atPeet.
5osEFa ); s. &WIbutNs, NEW 0BtzArs
N"0NE@ w. i1'I-Al'S mJl7 ly
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mo. 5bl4.l-

mo 0oI4.
Rep3 That the Conroler and he is hereby authorized
tpadjudcata after DAYS notice in the official Journal
following contracts to the lowest bidder separately
the work to be done in accordance with specifications the
and all Of said adndicaons he subject the
rejection of the Common Council, viz
l contract for constructing brick sidewalks bordered by
cnrbones and CUTTERS the southeast side
street, from Bienville street to Carondelet Walk.
3D. a contract for constructing brick sidewalks hordered
eubsones wooden CUTTERS both sides
street. from johnson to Rocheblave Streets
3d. contract for constructing brick sidewalks tordered By
cubsoheS and wooden CUTTERS both sides johnson
from Canal street to Caron se'et Walk
h contract for constructing brick sidewalks hOrdeTed
eIrbsone and wooden CUTTERS both
from Canal street to Carondelet Walk
5b contract for constructing brick sidewalks bordered
eurhsones and wooden CUTTERS both sides of Roman
from Canal street to Garondelet Walk
6 A contract for constructing brick sidewalks bodered
curbones and wooden CUTTERS both sides of ST. Louis
from Roman to Galyez street.
Acontract for constructing brick sidewalks bordeed by
curbsones an1 wooden gntters both sides Cont street
from Roman to Tonti street
Sh contract for making shellroad The southeast side
Of ayt street from Bienvlle Carondeiet Walk
9Th contract for making square block pavement on Bur
glndy street, from Canal street tC BienvIe street.
tssnedl LEA F. FAREWELL,
#48 President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
z53 So lSignedl J. 0. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March II, 1861
tSignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
true copy
NIP MARION A.