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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-14

BRiDeETs- -Missus wants You to send her q
box Of Cephaltic Glue no, bottle Of Prepared Pll1
-1qt ! n thinking that's not JUST is naither; but
perlap5 ye' u b amber knowing what it is Te SEE
she's nigh dead and gene with the Sick Heddachs,
sc wants some more Of that same as rslaiTed hsi
=: :II,Eusgist-You must mean spaldinss CsphaIGo
Bridgef.-Och sure now and you've sed It, hers'F
the auarther and Civ me the Pills and donlt bs al
day shout Il sithsr. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-14
Goal
TVHE H4WWONTgVTTT,EW MINE

THE HAMMONDSVILLE MIN
ING and Manufacturing Company have on
hand, st Wholesale aud Retail, from their own
Mines and Mauufactorios-
aAMM0ND3NEUBE COAL, for Gas. Steam, Smith
ing and Domestic use.
HAMMONDSVILLEC COKE No. ], ior Manuhffur
ing uuFpo1ol.
4AhMOFBsFIbhE COKE No. 2, for Domestic
LAMM0HDsYILLE FIRE CLAY, Wen ground,
and dry.
HAMMONDSVILLE FIRE BRICK, common pat-
tern, and wedge, side wedge, circle Or uAch and
cuuola.
5AMM0N FIRE CLAY BETORTs AND
CHIMNEY TOPS.
IAMk0EDsVIELB FIRE CLAY TILE, 9feyery
pattern.
4AMMONDsVILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE COW
ERS or TILE every pattern.
1AMMONDSVILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VA
SIS rlaiu and ornameufal-
5AMM0EDsVILLE VITRTFIED WATER PIE,
GAS PIPE, &C. Of every size and variety, en-
bracing single and double branch screw bends
ANWdNDsVTTTH cOAT. on,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-14

sTANwYx HALL.-The price OF eatables at
this favorite restaurant has been greatly re-
dueed to suit the times. All the luxuries of
the market, both home and abroad, served
up in the best style. d4tfbI3:S22
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-14

o. J. HUssfT. Ifttsb e j. e. HUssEY. GEo. s1gctt1R
HUSSEYS 3 COMPANY
( NOALl MERCHANTS, WHOIE-
SALE AND RETAIL Dealers Ia Pittsburgh,
saiisey.lle and STRIP Vein GOALS. Also hut COAL
lor ellithinF once on the east side OF the Ceye-
land Pittsburgh ~ n. Coal pier, Cleveland, Ohio.
Uraei1 leli % Husaey g. l3cA5rideae ftFtuHl0W' .
areee.ss.l " leeeiEa PROMPT Attention. decll
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-14
rnuRsDAy aLoRNINe. De. d, lsaI
TRAYELRR,s REGIsTRI.
IN ADYRRTIsRaIRNTs.

81 For TeIegraphic, Marker nnd Marine
News see Poarth PaGe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-14
St0rFs aud Gin atjaff.
zee apEsPATCH9 eOoKINa sToVEI

rs THE KESUnT OF MANY
.tpt carful experiment and experience and
9 most iedly superior % any other Cooking
Stovet n 1ss. IL hakings Broiling and Roasting
properties urpass all It's competitors in
PEEFECTIoS, CONVENIENCE AND ECONOMY.
The oven is Thoroughly ventilated with heated air
by an ingenious l'atent process, which causes the
bottom to be hottav than In other stoves, and per
feet even bake Il pfpduced
Roasting Is done bVf0re the open fire, so tha the
Juices and flavor OF sats and poultry preserved.
BroilinR Is done on the hearth over the Goals drawn
from the IRE in the stove.
The FIRE chamber 4 80 arrgaeed as 70 secure the
most perfect combustion Of fuel possible. Ne guar
anteei Il to be most economical in the consumption
Of fuel and to give entire latistact0n toa who de-
For proof Of the truth Of the above, refer our
fiisnds and customers IN general 70 the many nun
dreds Of HousekeepeIs in this city and surrounding
country, who are daily usng the stove. Call and
anime for yourselves get circular and be convin-
red. II is plain, heavy and beautiful stove, Of
CLEVELAND MANUFACTURE,
and the material and the wOrkmanHhip, arH Of the
beet quality and can be made % last customer 20
years or longer. Our stick Of other
CO @ KIN 6 s T0V ES
both for wood and coal Is he IarRast aud best in the
market. Our Parlor, Hall and Once Stoves, have
been selected with grat care and good taste, from
All The principal founlFies Ia the country, and are
for hltuminous and anthracite coal
Our stock Of Enameled Crates Is large and COM
prise the newest ~ es and are q Superior nnisn'
UsE-FURNIsRING GOODS,
Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron, Is complete
Our fourteen years experience On business, enables
to purchase goods cheaper and most desirable ana
We will sell
Cheaper than can Be Bought zlse1herel
s-All are invited to call and look for th9n7elve7
SToVE& CRATE EMPORIUM
of ii1 W L. mAKNLn,
No. q, south side Public 9gnafai
now -,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-14

MoREHoUsE HAMs.-A consignment Of
these celebrated Hams has been received,
and are for sale by S. DeWolf so Merwin
street feb6-522
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-14

FACT WORTH KEOWEG.-S -Spalding'5 Cerh-
ee Pills are oertain eurs for Sick Headache. Biz
ious Headache, Nervous Headache CostiTsHeas aud
General Debility.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-14

Terms s;:;:s ~: 6ssaHs; tit E.!;is %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-14

Fine Oil aud Water Colors, Brushes, &c.
Wholesale and Retail.
fabi.a25 R.B. DOUGLASS 4 co.
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No. I44 Superior street. (Leader Building,)
CLEVELAND, OHIO. IrtIfIl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-14

MACHINIsT AND PATENT MODI
NJ X 4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-14

IRON AND Nails WARE
HOUSE, Noa. 81, g. IS aud s. River street, and
*, % and Us on the Dock, Cleveland, Ohio.
: 2. eARET. nQERIsoE FOgTEB.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29
POLITICAL.

I ST WARD-GUNTIIER FOR MAY0R-hr A MEETING
J. of the First Ward Tanmnny Hal Ward Committee, c.
Godfrey Gnnhpr unanimously nominated for Mayor
William Jenneit for school Commissioner and the
Hail nominees city offices,
ly endorsed WILLIAM JENNETT, Chairman.
R R1spATI I, MsHHAS' Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

IJNION AND yICToRY.-AT A MEETING OF THE
" Eighteenth Ward Union Club, held at their
Dennis Byrnes of Nineteenth First
nue. Thursday evening, November Is the President
the ehar the neutrality-suspicious. unanimously adopt
edResoyea That his Club endorse the following named
man. Richard Murphy. Au the members requested
attend meeting of the Club this (Frday) evening, 6
O'clock the purpose OF participating Ratification
Meeting held the Cooper date
BY order Of DENNIS BfRNES, President.
PATRICK (;LnsNAN, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29
Arrivals and Departures.

PoRr Enthusiastically Iilnois-A Rice, II Henrys,
Captain Pierce, OF the steamer Governor; VIM Wernle
James Blair Moss, Lieutenant searns, Captain Bur.
ton Mrs Leslie Lieutenant Powers Lieutenant Stranger
King D Mcknight, A Strangely. J Farbrother A
Fairhro!her Mrs wasson Arnold, VIM Swanton, Thomp
son, hamilton, Ingalls, Lieutenant Tidbad, Black
ray, VIM Woman, II Bennett. b N Weodiorsi Thomas
Menes Wescott, w Black, Maria Bets Maria Oslen
EDWARD Cuhbert Chas Moore Mrs Green Miss Greenland
~ In the Storage.
DEPARTURES.
MISUNDERSTANDING Niagara from Boston--D II Wal
lace, i Kendall, R Glover and wife, Mrs s Glover,
Miss Glover and Of Boston; Mrs Hail and
daughter OF Beverly l. l. Barnard, Of FAN Rver William
Chase, Jr Of Nantucket; Dan Marcy of Portsmouth,
II; Mrs Seward NJ q Seward, John Seward, John Gbbs,
L NILS Mende and Mende Of New York; George
Samuel McMasters Of Toronto: David Lewis Of Monrea
Brunei of Quebec: John Brrell Miss Miller Miss Papps
Canada; William and Newman, Liverpoo
Mrs Toliope, Hart Logan Miss Eliza watkins Of London
land35 For HalfaxJ Belrher OF Halifax; Peter Paint
and Carmichael Of Nova Scoa--3 TOTAL So The Niagara
French PROXY, recently wrecked the coast Of
North Carolina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

T1NION DEMOCRATIC ELEVENTH WARD CLUE
~ At meeting held on the 18th of November 1861
No Sl Second street. for the ratification and
Mayor, Alderman, For Mayor Fernando Wood;
Twelfth Adermanic district, Bernard Kelly
for Councmen OF the Fifth CouncmaDic district NJ. C.
Gross, Fredk Pepper, p. Werlich Anthony Miller f. H.
Hooghkirk and John Ryan for School Commissioner S. s.
Achre for School Inspector Edward Miehlng; School
Trustees, II. G. Cakin and Charles Pcrley, Jr.
PETER MAIN, President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

(yIrIzENs, RATIFICATION MEETrNG.-Ar ALARGE
and meeting Of citizens held at Feemans
Club Room ls Seventh the OF wednes
questions nv9sa in the coming a election Mr. Burgess
man, Mr. L, WoIisohn Mr.. x Hon gnan were ap.
pointed Secretaries of the evening being
speech object numerous assembly was
and enan .s Wh
upon the motion was unanimously carried that committee
the een Ths
absence x the eommee several elosnsns s ens
made recommendins the Hon. Fernando Wood Mayor,
returned, presented the following report
when trade and commerce. paralyzedb by evl war
Dor and industry are anre Sarded for every TO
m!nati n for municipal Offices; and,
and determnaiion the Tvs fairly and
Resolved That present contest we viii give our m
Mayor him e be not only the best ea for tSs
post Of all the candidates named out deem him
tain of protection in constitutional rights and principles
ton Of Fernando Wood that we viii labor seal,u for
Wood vote for Weed and on Tuesday next atoious
viii @ ana I hs
Resolved That we win maintain our sent organization
To s a and Ss II We are
pies As s { S S SSHtSaS
The report of the committee being accepted. preamble
then on motion adjogTnea z BuEGEss Chairman
E. woLrsoaS, A. HoSicsAs, Secretaries
~ tonFor Aiderinanof the Sixth Alderlnanic district
sssmpn s OF ss i"f REp and
JAMES MES Carly Of The Fourteenth ward,
CLEMENT FospYcK, Of the Seventeenth ward Secretary
DEMocRATIC woRKISGMEN OF THE E1GH-
Ss s ray pe s,,s meeting M be held a
inst ut IA O'Clock. BY order OF
wnLrAx McDrpx secre,ary oo''Do'' o"""''AA'
u thsr can be bad Of @ A. RUNNER tsoe manufacturer
Of srse and
Fourth avenue. '''e'' '"N
GRAND DEMOCRATIC AND UNION RALLY
~ the Union mmsi and shall be preserved.
Anti Fernando Wood.
AMY Ansin I,nsSIeS Of co %.lss; #..
her for Mayor viii be held m citizens Of the Twelfth and
Of stree, ana Foar asenus al
The following distinguished gentlemen viii present and
Hon. JONES JONI M I; ffSpf'
I T,aNi Z; ? rIHi ESQ.
Hon. MATTHEW MCMAHON.
;%iIS kkTSTSS, Esa esq
HON Hon" t hhSsl H sWAcKhASER.
Let there be grand rally
JOHN McQuADE, Chairman.
GERMAN UNION LEAGUE NOMINATION.
GEORGE OPDYKE.
INDEPENDENT UNION CLUB OF THE SEVENTEENTH
Ward-At the meeting the 9th instant the nom
nation OF Hon Fernando Wood Mayor was endorsed
by the independent Union Club. by large majority
PETER SCHLARB, Chairman
G. RIpEsBAcB, Secretary.
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMIT
L
ANDREW MULLIGAN.
MOZART HALL SCHOOL TICKET--FIFTH WARD
iu Commissioner,
THOMAS FRANCIS WEAVER
Trustees,
CHARLES A. GRAY,
CORNELIUS QUINN
INSPECTOR,
HENRY H0PKiNSON
| t., ROBERT ROGERS, Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

NEW YORK, NOV. 81, lS6i.-MICHAEL O1EARY,
IN Chairman fammany, VIM. Olvany, Chairman Mozart
School invention Gentfemen-f had the honor to 1--WE
from your hands notification that had been chosen by the
Tammany and Mozart Hall organizaons their candidate
the ensuing election Tor the office OF School Commisso
Of the Seventh ward regret to TO you that matters
and mysef to decline the nomination generously tender
ed trust that You unite upon some man who eau
give his time TO the duties and who represent the dis
ct with justice and ability beg leave offender and the
gentlemen of the united Convent the honor intended
my most sincere thanks Respectful obedent servant
4t.r...5 -t,A7 WILLIAM GAYTE.
NATIONAL UNION NOMINATION FOR MAYOR,
IN c. GODFREY GUNTHER.
Headquarters Central Committee National Union Club
Of Broadway and Eighth street Rooms day and
evening LT JNO. c. HAM, Chairman,
Central Committee and Mayoralty Nominating Convention
STEPHEN ROBERTS, Treasurer.
JOSEPH F0RREs, o. SLOAN HOLDEN, Secretaries
NEW YORK, NOV. 2S l86l.-TO THE VOTERS OF
~ the Eighth Aiderlnanc misunderstanding been nomi-
mated Ion Alderman Of the above district by several different
organizations and being desroas of having the district
represented by democrat heretofore and also being
satisfied that by my running only helping 10 elect
publican consider II my duty good democrat TO elect
one as SUCH and knowing by remaining in the field
win be the cause Of helping elect republican consider
duty most respectfully decline being candidate
longer Peter Mcknight. ESQ having received both the
Tammany and Mozart nominations and considering him the
only democratic candidate In the held would respectfully
request all my friends in the above district to give him
nearly ana 00fa'A' support S cRRsisTixN oRAxER
284 Stanton street, corner OF Cannon
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POLITICAL.
w MASS MEETING,
There will be meeting of
MERCHANTS
Irrespective of Party
AT THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
THIS DAY, at 3 r NJ, to ratify the Nomination Of
HON. GEORGE OPDYKE
For Mayor.
The Honorables
HENRY OICOLL.
WILLIAM NJ. EvARTs,
SAMUEL d. RUGGLES,
DAVID DRDLEY FIELD,
AND OTHERS,
Are expected TO
Address the meeting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29
POLITICAL.

l8Tn WARP onion
Republican nomination
AIrrRHAs,
JOHN OlIlMELL.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE FOURTEENTH ALDER
- MANIC DISTRICT.
we, the undersigned tn the Fourteenth Alder
manc district believing Il 10 be- imperative duty TO exert
all TUE influence in the return of such
men % me Common Council known TO their re-
speeassy and integrity do cordially endorse the nonna
Ton o. 5ohn D. oiwei for Alderman and cheerfully re-
commend him TO the consideration the taxpayers and
others VINO are DESTROYS Of coopefa,ng with in
rerson knowledge is we feel istincd in reu
resentinr that he way ouned Ia Inc
constituency IN which he resides ' = -
David Dudley Field Elliott G. Cowdn
ushry = ssulder Timothy q. Churciit
John s. Cocks S j. Macy
Francis NJ Babeoak, Geo. f. Woodward ND
David ). Dodge, ND, Snmue Mabbalt,
Samuel IL st. John, VIM, W. Northrop,
James VI. Gross, job L. Black, -
Philip frinkonkeimer, Is. q. Amend
Pau Ainend, Leonard Gates,
Jarob L. sexas John Biackets,
James ii. Adams, Robert Pa fklni,
s. Davidson . Peter McFaddea,
T. H. Fletcher, NJ. Davidson,
and 200 others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

AN HopFNENT.--The Vermont Stdts Journal speaks OF
an extraordinary case Of elopcmcnt by the Rev. Mr.
Ch1s, Of Berlin, and young woman of the same place
They started for California by steamship professedy as
two and not as and conducted themselves becoming
ly on the vessel rs unmarried persons Nothing crim
nal appears against them except Cds' Abandonment Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29
Shocking Tragedy In East Thirty-Hfth

About four O'Clock yesterday morning terrible Amir
occurred at No III East Thirty nth street, which win
probably result in the death OF named James Nc
Herman A lieutenant i'll the Irish brigade, named
Edward Muverh II appears, was spending the evening
with McKernan, when, the hour being late, the latter
asked him stay all night Muverhi agreed the pro
position and arranged that he should sleep with
his host, while Mrs. McKenan should occupy a bed in
the adjoining Nothing unusual occurred until
about half past four O'Clock A. NJ when loud screams,
proceeding from Mrs Mckiernan's room, awakened her
husband The latter Immediately jumped out Of bed and,
going to his wife assistance, found that Mulverh
endeavoring TO violate her. The ungrateu guest,
finding that he cornered, drew "A bowie knife, and
without any hesitation plunged the blade into McKier
mans body he then fed from the house leaving his in
jared host bleeding the floor and managed to eude
the vigilance Of the polce until about O'Clock ycser
day morning when he was captured Or. Derby, who
called upon TO attend the injured gave it his
opinion that the wound would prove fatal Coroner Jack
man notified Of the affair, and will hold an ante
mortem examination to-day. Meanwhile Mulverhil
stands committed to the Tombs, TO await the result OF
Mchiernans injuries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

AN OPDYKE FRAUD.-wE, THE UNDERSIGNED
"A merchants whose names appear on the petition call
Tor meeting rafy the nomination of George Opdyke
certify that the obtained by the fraudulent repre-
senation that Mr. Guuther going withdraw from the
Mr. Gunthcr having decided Geld
consider him the strongest candidate and will give
our earnest support. ALTHOF, BERGMANNA CO.,
STRASBURGER 4 MUM,
@. s. FLEET 4 CO.,
And about hundred others whose were used with
on authority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

- tAAt NJ
james Renwick.
Chas. Abernethy,
q. V. S. Roosevelt,
Jacob Hoppock,
Lewis A. Sayre,
Thomas W. Strong,
James +. u. Lauiei
Ogden Haggerty,
Thomas J, Cole mar
Don A. Cushmap,
George Ross,
VIM. Cnderhin,
Thomas Chrtfsy,
Hubbard q. Stone,
Charles Gould,
George ID. Phelps,
Joseph w. Meeks,
Richard G. Morse,
Edward J. King,
William NJ. Allen,
Isaac ", Wooiey.
Richard 4. Stilwel,
WIN. Is. yerplank.
Jas.F Cham berlair
Henry u. howard
Noah Norris,
Jeremiah Lambert,
And. Il. Norwood,
Ruiss 5. King,
] ames Gillespie,
Aug. Weismaun,
A L Waite,
AntHoBy D no,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

E. v. Haugh wont,
II. g. Marquand,
VIM. Tilden,
Aaron Arnold,
0rson u. Mum,
John q. Amber,
Amos Woodruff, ri.
VIM. Joyce,
a. NJ. Allei',on, Jr.,
John Sexton, XII.
Theodore MARITIME,
Charles Bellows,
Moses b. Taylor,
Francis Priest,
Peter II. Titus,
Daniel Even,
VIM. b. Crosby,
solomon Je nfier,
Abner Chichester,
John Il. Cornell,
Che s,er Driggs,
Joseph w. Kellogg.
julius Wooding,
Alexander Rour,
Thos. j.. Blapck,
James Harrison,
George Rapeiye,
John Conger,
, Isaac n. Jessup,
J, William Irwin,
Jacob Pecare,
James II. Ridabock,
Jacob l.. Dodge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29
POLITICAL.

rT,HE UNDERSIGNED, BELIEVING THAT THE ELEC.
L ton OF GEORGE OPDYkE 70 The ONCE OF Mayor Of
the city OF New York would be the OF intuguratng
reform in the city government would respectfully solicit
our fellow citizens without distinctions OF party to assemble
In Mass Meeting the ts Exchange, Friday
afternoon November % three O'clock 20 rify hts noni
Gpau his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

1pose the NOminatin
.izens' Union
Joseph Stouvenel, ]
Chas. Denison, Jr., ]
Gerardus Boyce,
George Folsom, !
frdk Rollwagen, {
Malby q. Lane, J
!, james Bogardus, ]
Ben amln Colins, '
!, Mngnus Gross,
Valentine Mott, .
Richard Mortimer,
X. l.. Schiedelin,
Rober, Hoe,
Albert Meishlahn, |
Nicholas Peters,
Anthony Ma,sran,
Hermann SCHULTZ, !
John Patten,
Jas. ii. Noe,
James Martin,
Herman Mas,
!, Ben jamih Pike,
Rufus l.. Lord,
/, Noah Worrall,
. Albert Hall,
Chas. q. Stoppani,
Christian Metzgar,
Joseph Mosbaeh,
Daniel ". Roberts,
George w. jenkins,
Alvin Higgins,
Clarkson Crolius,
John Newholse,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

4 9TH WARD UNITED INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC:
10 ClnbAt meeting OF the above named Club held al
2O4 avenue A. Wednesday November "a the fol-
lowing candidates were unanimously endorsed
For MayorFernando Wood For Co lncu Of the SIXTH
Councln dstricRchard O'Bren James Farely aud ad
ourned TO at the aboveamed ac, Friday evening,
November % at eight O'Clock ftncua attendance
CURED the candidate for Alderman and other canddaea
will be endorsed. BY order of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20
GVA'YE OF LOUISIANA
~
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

Be known that on th second day of Ap in the year of
u ord One Thousand Eight Hundred Sixty One,
Before me, THOMAS LAYTON, Notary Public in for
the said lily of New Orleans duty COMM stoned sworn
the presence Of the hereinafter
dersigned. personally and appeared
FREDERICK RBDEW I'D. so. residing in this CITY,
S+ockh ldcr of the trTHERN BANK. institution
poraed under ct OF the it gatue Of this State,
IAN Act establish General system Free Banking
State of Louisiana approved the Sn day of April, 1853,
and organized by written articles ri ASSOCIATION executed before
Who epr-srued thai VIII the aid
ton The earn al stock Of the said Southern Rank
Million Two Hundred and FfIv hnusnd Dollars C COO;
And whereas. the said Bank adjustment ndcht
eine thereto nv parties who had suspended heir pa MEETS
has tax Two Hundred aud Fifty Thousand Dollars OOj
Of nd Capital Stock TINS reducing capRl Of said Bank
One Million Of bollAs SLIGO 0ND: And whereas he expedi
encY, either o. cHncell the said Two Hundred aui Fifty
p ousard DOa of stock of placing he mar
NAL of Milton tnn5red and "Iv Thous I'd
Dollars, only b. determined bv UNANTMTTY or AC-
TON the # the Storkhoder the contingency sing
this occasion having been provided for the said
of Hssocininr of the said Bank
Now therefore. the sad Frederick Rodewad declared that
with these facts 10 view and in vrne of Thrtyne Powers Of
Attorney nnmhe ed from nnUhsr numb thirty
elusive and heTeun'0 annexed reference having been
UNANIMOUSLY uh0tized represent Shareholders of
mr and authenticity himse yiua ly and in his OH
cal CITY of of each and Of his constituents
hereinafter named cancel the said Two Hundred and FIFTY
Thousand Dollars Of the CHnt Stock Of the Southern
Bm k taken In pAymen' Of debt oresRid
The and idrncrR of the Stockholders
her shares he by them respectively, and represented herein
by thu said nppeare dec'red by him be follows
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

The following gesoluiionss were adopted, az re-
commended IL the fofg gcflg report: Y, /.
d irs & have bulb SIses the intersections
Of he & s tse ~ md streets
Tgo Y s es INV Hei
son. Whitney and Witz--6.
oire Commis ianer he and Is hereby au-
Y srs 3 M Tair Of tie city Il New ossns
# md 5ospa1ns sts3s
One n he corner # Enion and I,sephins streets
one 1t me corner Of Frcnchmsn and Gesae
One atthe corner Of Erenchman and Genius streets
SnS 1t ut essrer Il ly sn Fsl streets
At s GO per Of Of Ey san ds and
Yeas: Messrs. Cox, DeLabarre, Forstall, Harri-
son, Whitney and Willis
Whereas Street Commissioner has caused iron lamp
posts d e erected following inersecs Of streets in the
i fslSs shsa ff & a Ses Tas ss 'ss ~
TEN me sfss sss1 ne ge saG ss
ion referred i wherever 70 b terqd namely;
One ef and R5ene
one one al The soer q d R0man Streets
The following resolution, adopted by tke Assist
ant Board, was taken up fer it's second reading:,
ing iron pipes valves etc., for the Levee Wster-@ofks to
Mr.. HARRISON moved that the foregoing resolu.
ton be laid on the table subject to call. Lost.
MIR. Wiltz moved as an amendment to add the
words: g Provided the delivery snail not begin
before the LIST of January, 1922 Carried.
The foregoing resolution, as amended, was con-
Cured in BY The following vote;
Yeas: Massrs. Cox DeLabarfe, Forstall, Harris"
son, Whitney and Wiltz-6.
Mr. HARRISON having voted with the majority,
moved reconsideration OF the foregoing resoiu-
ton, winch motion, under me rules, was maze me
order OF the day for the next sitting OF tne Board.
On motion, the Board adjourned to the Chamber
Of the Assistant Board.
JOINT SESSION.
The Board Of Aldermen, IN conformity WITH the
invitation OF the Board OF Assistants appeared IN
the hall OF the latter for the purpose OF eieetng
in joint session. two directors OF ahe fubiic
Schools Of the Third District, vice Messrs. A.
| Poiney and 3. Bermudez, resigned.
Members of the Board of Aldermen present:
The Hon. j. @. Nixon, President; Messrs. Cox, De