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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
The Houston Telegraph.
THE LARGEST PAPER IN TILE STATE!
Tri.Weckly. Invariably In advance,


IT is now universally Acknowledged that the rar-
issues of this paper reach nearly every town in
Texas, with the latest news On an average Of Fk0M
0NET0 THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE OF ALL 9TH.
Elk PAPERS. This the publisher has been cnnpcd
to accomplish by aid of the electric telegraph from
galveston TO Houston by which he il placed in posses
SION OF intelligence in advance of the mail lie is de-
,r'ned, Regardless ofcNrcnsc, that the readers of
me dcieJr'ph shall I've the first posted in all important
intelligence. Whenever anything important is rccri
we'd, between the days Capitalization Of the Tri-Wcck
~, II Is always issued in Extra and sent TO all Til
Weekly subscribers 10y mail.
The paper is also devoted TO the dissemination Of in
tclli-cncc regarding this great State TO Railroads 10
Commerce. to Home Manufactures, Agriculture 10
Education, to the Encouragement of q high moral
tone in the Community, To tbs Wants and Indcpcn-
dnncc of the People, to State Rights Democracy. to
whatever may bc Of advantage TO the South &c, &C.
ItScorps of correspondents is now everywhere
carlcl as unsurpassed 10y that fanny other paper in
the country; comprising the wise, the witty the
grave the gay, statesmen Of acknowledged standiug
aud scholars ofcNaltcd attachments.
The publisher pays more money for correspondence
and tec.rarlng than il costs to support many pa
ers of the State lie is determined 10 merit the as
surancc constantly received from his patrons,
that it is 1.-THE BEST PAPER IN TEXAS and more
over To make it the best that Fan lac published in the
State. Address, Z. ii: CT SIZING,
Editor and Proprietor, Houston, 1-on'.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
ST. Charles Hotel,

ID. NJ. Hildreth n Co., Projectors.
Having recently bestowed much pains and expense
in thoroughly oycrlaung the ST. CHARLES HOTEL, To
which added last year several suits Compartments
suited for families, well additional sleeping apart
ncnts for single gentlemen, the proprictors are now
prepared To give crcasceaccommodationS to their
numerous friends and PATRONS and take this opporiu-
nifty of returning their thanks TO the citizens ofcy-
as for the liberal patronage they have received from
that St,tn. ,IuriuV tlr mast wear
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

A plot has been discovered in st.
Louis to destroy Jefferson Barracks
in order to keep its munitions OF
war ont OF the hands of the South.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
$. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....JOliS BILLvrS
Lumber Lumber !!

ENTE would respectfully inform the trade
w generally that VIC have purchased
he Steam Mill formerly owned by \. X. W.
Jones, in the Southeast portion of Andcr-
sou county, - miles from Bonncrs Ferry,
on the Trinity river, and % miles from
Palestine, on the road to Bonncr's Ferry, on
the Nccchcs. We have now on hand
100000
feet of well seasoned lumber, and arc saw
ing from to 1000 feet per day. Our price
is 81 per hundred, Cash. IL We sell on
time 81 -, payable ]st of January next.
For information relative TO lumber, adj
dress us at Plcnitudc or D. NJ. Butler, ut
Ioni, Anderson county.
HANKS & BILLUPS.
MAY 1st lSG1-30:1y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS, Ia.

Morse ~ Moore, Prophet orS.
TVNIiIS new aud elegant Hotel, on Magazine street.
has recently been furnished, and i now open for
the reception of guests. The location Is the most lie.
sahc in the city, either for families or business men,
The rooms are well ventilated aud pleasant in every
respect. The entire house Is lighted with gas manu-
faclurcd on Tia" premises. Persons wlomny favor nS
with call can rest assured that every EFFORT viii he
made to please. janlG-l1:Jm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
xsEF'rFE .A.yMMUM EEoTNI.

on FIFTH avenue,
At the intersection of Broadway, opposite Madison
Square, Now york.
Hitchcock, Dangling a. Co., Projectors.
March H. 1850.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

d. DR.. Rankin's Vcrmiugc.
Isinf,lliblc for all form! Of worms.
DR.. j. ID. Rankin g. Co.'s Eye Water.
N"yS fails Ia cure all forms IT core eyes.
The most valuable medicines arr prepared and sold
ly pr.J. u. Rlnkin & Co., Palestine Texas, AMI
sold by our agents throughout the State.
J. u. RANKIN, VI. u. 4 Co.
NJ For sale at Cedar Ill., and Trinity Mills Dal-
las County May, Sih, lSGl-:il:ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
DR.gJ. w. WHEELER,
" ''--T7T y 'T7T'TTTT'1 -'TT'T'T = FTTTTNT Y
DRS. s. d. a. @. r. PRYOR.

Having a'sviael lhrmsslyr, in the rTari's IT MOI.
very respectfully rli'r Ilvir professional srnicrs H.
the lur an-IllV, aud will live s'rir attention Ia
an ,.,-rs entrusted tuthriT raTr,
urt, q, n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
DIR. I,ani,in's Liver pills,
Dir. Raniin's Celebrated Cherry lex
D,gtOraut.

l, ~ ,lriyrly the hr,I m-lirue ever iI,c"tcrd for
Pneumonia, tinri,y, hr"nchi | coughs c'l'ls
wh"upiug-,uish, ~ hua, spiltns "t hlmsl, hare,
ur.s, pains and soIIr.s In IA" hrasi, difficulty q"
breathing milusnyn, IigInrs' "i Ilic rhrst, group
tni j. u most cNr"aul remedy L. lallipIr c"i''nnp'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
PALESTINE ADVERT'mENTs,
DR.. j. d. Rankin & Co.'S
CELEBRATED
Southern Family Medicines.

TI'WEsE Muii,inr. are caTrfllN riHaUN ,N NV
liz s,.u lrru diseases, and ar ihu lcsHll "i "
,. I'll mi. china O. Tho ir,t rtsli,al authors adj
t,it IIlt IlrI 4, a lTsn dinrTrurc ~ the lTalmrhl
T ,Ii,,-,,, NORTH and Sruh, lhrWiuI, NC elain, Z"
r.. uu,hir.I PrIaI,ln ln az rla'' 81 h'ri'''fs
,dinIl A. Ir i,,,,,,,, ~ hi. climate, than Jayn',
I.,inlru, NJ iair ald "lirr I-Ts'ls h'ins ~ lhr
NuIih.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

c. A. IIAKFET.
Fort Worth Jan. LIST 1SGl-14:Gmos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
DIR. Rankin's Celebrated FluS ana d.
nrrhsa Mixture.

VII, never fi when The directions arr followed, I"
rtIrr IluN diarrhra, Chorri-murhus, summer r,1n'
pI,iuis griung, rains In the stomach aud huwrl.,
SICK stomach, vomiting, and cramps. Al" for all
discharges 1T hl.d frum The nusr, lungs stomach,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06
sstbifiJ Of TIE Alarktts.
4 GREscEsT lyricE, No. 10 CANT srREsr,i
Friday Mornlng, December 6, 1861.

GREscEsT oTricE, No. 10 CAHr srREsr,l
sas8 g5s Ss al NJ Friday Meaning. December 9, 1851
CoTToN. 81. No sales. The descriptions wanted
are not to be found. es-Ts
ToGAcco. Nothing reported. e !
SUeAR q. Tie supply y being reduced. and
prices are irner, without any quotable change.
About 800 hhds. sold at 2D2ac. for Common, 40
81 for Fair to Fully Fair Hos for Prime to Choice,
As@5s for YelloW Clarified, 1907 for White Clari-
fed and s@l0c q d. for Choice White Stove Dried.
MoEAssEs. !. There il q good demand, the sales
embracing about 1000 bbls. at fuller prices, III
ferior 15c., Fermenting Is, Prime to Choice ITO
Is. Also 1000 half bhlg. ~ 2os al ana q s922c.
fos Prime to Choice. a lot Of very Choice com
manding CSC. % gallon.
FHoUR . .I55 bbls. sold at 49, rs for Fine,
$40 37a for Unbranded, and slQ SO for for Super
6ne, 200 Good Extra at $1l 50, and 100 bags
superfne at SO Is 80 Dbl E.s1
coiss.,, !. 500 bags White and Mixed sold at $50.
ID bnshel.
! BRAN. . 7a0 sacks sold at 81 % 100 IBIS.
BEEF /. Mess is retailing at $25@ssO % bbi., acs
corang to quality. M
BACON. Sugar Cured Hams are retailing at 2s
@soc., and selling from first hands at &c. s9 d.
WHIsKv. \. .Recti6ed IS retailing at the advanced
rate Of ST f0@sl is ID gallon
LARD. Prime IN kegs il retailing at 2s@3oc.
ID D.
PoRS Mess is retailing slowly at s45f % Dbl. n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06

Sgen e0rlealts saloutg Stlarhtt.

CRRsCENr OFFICE No. 20 Camp street !
Thnrsiay Evening. Dec. q 1861. !
The street was taken by surprise To-day OF the
result Of special meeting Of the Board Of Direct
ors Of the Pontchartrain Railroad Company, pre-
pafatory to the acceptance Of the annual return Of
the officers Of the Company 10 its stockholders.
The clear earnings Of the road for the last six
months have been about % 5set. from which a.
dividend was declared DAY, Fable on and after
the 10th instant Of got, making T9et. for the
last twelve months, leaving q surplus Of $4,000.
Under the great depression 81 business the general
falling Of il the qaantitgof freight transportation,
there must hove been some remarkable degree 6f
econanly carried out IN the general management
Of the road TO enable dividend of "A yet. for tile
halfyear, or act. per anilnm to- be divided among
Stockholders. The Pontchartfain is one Of the
oldest associations Of its character on tie Western
continent. ItWast the secondrailroad company or
ganizsd and carried ont in the old United States,
1t has undergone many cnsnges and vicissitudes
since its incorporation in the year 1880, and we re,
fer 70 i as being one Of the land marks Of gene
ration now greatly reduced BY the hand Of time.
In the general money and paper market there
appears to be growing disposition on the part Of
some capitalists to invest in mortgage securities
whooes to take satisfactory signatures at the rate
Of l0@I2 pot; but this Is not low enough--rates
must come down another peg Or two, say to SOLO
get. There is no agricultural business that Win
justify higher usanee Of this ttrns, nor are there
any commercial movements that will warrant much
higher rates, The banks are renewing all paper
when required, particularly whena slight eurtail-
ment Is made. Tie committee from the Legisla.
lure vii, ~ Is supposed, be making tie annual ii.
restlgation. We are notaware that anything ad.
dtional viii be elected by the action Of the com
mittee, as we have every week given full details o
the movements and position. A petition or memo
rial is before the public for signatures 10 BIO pre-
scented to the Legislature, TO modify the act )
1s4a, to relieve the banks Of some OF the sronges
Requirements, and also to amend the general bank
ing law Of 1855. AS regards the general hankinl
law, the Legislature has the authority to grantpey
charters under the ordinance passed az the con
yeatioh ia March last.
The demand for small notes sta continues. Tn
more the banks issue the more appears to bi
wanted. The issues 81 the Treasury Of the Con
federate states 50 tar as five and ten dollars ar,
concerned, arc under the same demand. In thu
meantime, the pasteboaFd and shin-plaster issues
OF Individuals are Increasing at railroad speed
The small silver change has not gone out Of The
country Il u boarded Sales Of gold ranged to
Day from s0@ss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06

latrnnk Tareton Whiting t. Tuliis-asunaries 10 or
der Total Al bales hay. 4 gSg n 81 NJ q
BRAsHEAR CITY, DEFENDERS. lssIs 80 bbls
81 hf bbls molasses 26 hhds sugar Stewart IL James
rs bbls IA hi, bbls moasses Hall u Roda-23 bbls
nnolosse j r Wyche &co- lis do r Hare &to- 40
do Bragg b D'Aquin--- ia hhds sugar so bbls mo-
lasses Dbl sugar G Fl Kernione- l0l bblsmoasses
Belloeq. Noblom eco 1874 do w Z Leyefich SEQ
rs hhds sugar Coleman, Rritton & Withers---4 Al
hbls sugar to Gribble--l0 do v Atlantic do
Darby Il Tremoulet-40 hhds sugar 100 bbls rrolas-
sea : Nelson &co-2s do Ioledano 4 Taylorz-75
Market-20 bbls syrup to Lobit s. Charpantier-1 10
bxs mdse 20 bales wool Gensler Il Resenfield-~-l4
hNs mdseJ II Ganes-a90 heeves wilkins &ee-
46 calves hogs Pascal& Rey- 81 hides w Arm
strong-sundries tn order. - r ,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06
1tEss1I YETI 3 B 3 { a
1 The demand for Kentucky money continues good.
The buying rate is dis.
The following are the rates for uncurrent money
at the hankipg-hansa of S. s. Davis Il CO.. =

Money matters at all the principal Eastern cities
remain without the slightest change, Money is
abundant and seeking Investment at rates of dis
count lower than has prevailed for months. In the
manufacturing districts business is active, and
profits are being realized. While the West is
growing rich on agriculture, the East is making
more money than ever before with the same amount
of capital invested
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06

The stock msrkeszis actiress Saaess afs Louisiana
State Bank were made at 100, with good deal of
bantering going on Ia both old and free bank
shares; also 20 shares Gas Light Company at ISIS.
The exchange market is thing that was. We
have no quotations to give nor sales to report.
1t is SO long since We have received any intel
ligence of the Cincinnati market that we cannot
Withhold the extract bslow.k IL gives a fourishing
account of one Of the chief markets of Lincolndom.
&, CINCINNATI MONEY MARKET, Nov. &c. :. The money
market continuesVsr easy! The offerings of paper
at the discount houses and on the street are light.
Paper having thirty days to run is easily passed at
10 #9ct, and that having from sixty to ninety
to run at IL T3ct. for strictly irst-cass. Second
class names are very difficult to pass. Government
checks sell at Hoo Oct, off, sl.asrss,. IS sa. >
The exchange market is working closer than this
time last week. The offerings Of sight on New
York does not equal the demand, and bankers. in
order to keep their balances full are compelled to
return treasury notes. One house returned ever
100000 q few days since. The market is firm at
prem. selling, a. -.,s-. 4,.-I ,-sz..a, e..
The following are the rates for bank exchange,
gold and treasury notes:
se,toa sIar p prfa
eaisfss,D-s fa prem se prem,
~ Treasury notes tdemsndl-s par . d s45egsf
4 The demand for Kentucky money continues good.
The buying rate is / dis. -..
The following are the rates for uncurrent money
at the clearinghouse of S. S. Davis Il Co..; : 1 Il
uneurrent Discount.
virginia, Rassl = u. $3.50 "a
4 i Gssanshes. O.
p.atiss On AL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06
T .OUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
- PANY.

oflce-Iron Building, Camp Nache8 Streets
Amount Of Premiums FOR the year CT ding 18th Feb
SN99, 5GS w
Amount OF ffoits for the rending 18th OF Febru.
1851 2ls752 "a
Amour' Of Assets for The ending 18th Of Febrn-
1861 ......... S6G420 90
TIE ILuecs have declared Scrip Dividend Of THIRTY
PER CENT after paying outstanding
Scrip and have ordered the Fifty
the scrip lssue Of 1859
Interest and reIeerhe Scrip uayabe the SEC
OED MONDAY Of MAY MKT.
Certificates OF Scrip the 1861 deliverable after Is
Of June, 1851
\ -.' CHARLES BRIGGS. President.
. Il. 7. daEVlER, Secretary.
New Orleans, March ~ Fol. au3 tmArl9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06
DENTISTRY.

GpTx5sg&s ARTIFICIAL TEETH-The beet,
4zSSsEs cheapest and repfsie Denial EstAbihh
ment in New Orleans, E DR.. FIELDIEG'B
~A1l IL 1874 GGtRi street.
dis npulans Artificial Teeth unsurpassed
By any Practical Dentist the Southern States detyng cope
ttca and a. pricos charged by the inexperienced
Persons requiring superior Dentistry, should procure where
they rely the experience skill integrity which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth surprising besuy, which
be detected the very productions Of gradually
orng uniformity the features essential youth and
beauty and warranted satisfactory for nacatIon and acula
ton.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, FOR readily az
tracing Teeth without pain glpeSedink anything before
tanned BY the profession astonishing all VITO witness 1t.
All Operations in Dentistry performed with skill and
for cheapness and utility unsurpassed by others UuHk
fully applied Teeth reuodaed Bt guaranteed mod
srate charges. At the following prices written
eonpanyt1g each If daHed and pot found represented
Attol two months triBl Their money will os returned.
Full ssts sterling Silver base SIS 90
Full se:S finest hnhh Rnms, bound 40 %
Full sets yGeEnSed Rubber equal gold from 80 10 50 10
Full sets Oh Y carat gold base beautiful to 80 %
full % gold bHse from IS to rs 90
The most perfect gems thai be pro4uced
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited call
and examine before engaging elsewhere
DR. FIELDING, DentsI Surgeon,
nS1y Ig4 Canal street.
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.isS 1sl " II
GATTLE M q B & E 7.

II JEFFERSON olTy, Deramber Q, ls5l.s A
IS Arrived yesterday SOC Texas BeeEes, 49, Hog. 294
Sheep and is2 Veal Cattle. Amount Of stock sold
were 223 Texas Beeyes, Hogs and 10 Veal Cattle.
Stock remaining on sale are ssT Texas Bseves,
522 Hogs, sl4 Sheep and 4s5 Veal Cattle. We
nti0te AssSSi IA fggs55 az sl3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06
Leaves every SATURDAY at5PM.
NEW ORLEANS AND VICNS

sEIT n burg S. Mail Liue-For Donaldsunvo Faq.
ner9ne, Baton Rnuge, Port Hudson. Bayou Sara,
Red River Lending, Fort Adarns NGtcheR WaLer
proof Rodney, ST. Joseph Grand Gulf WHrrenton ycSe
burg-The passenger steamer Lafaurche, j. ]. Brown
master. lin place OF the Nache2l will leave every
urdsy at O'Clock F. n. -.-.--g D..
III. PERSON Il CO., Agents.
ssl0 At Carondeet street,
The Ibevle vckshurg with the steamers Hope
aud Charm for YazoO river
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06
..,-.v.ssa GALP1N,s NEW RES

sga G&LPFN'S NEW RES H.
&SSsSSS TAURANT, 80 Royal street. zssssS :
@Segses JOHN GALPIN has the pleasure, <a55SfSS ~
aaSzzzkAo of informing his friends and thssssassssSS
pablo general that he is ready receive entertain
Them his establishment 81 Royal street door the
Of Cuonhousa street occupying the entire MANSION
lately The residence Of Alfred Heuueu Esq. Il affords
tesive Besides the large public dinngroo
the ground floor where meals provided ali hours
O'Clock NJ until Il 2 NJ, tue advertiser hes largo
her of for private parties Families and parties a
pcaou above be supplied with the best of everything
the affords either ready for table
the market Thanking his friends for the liberal patronage
has Always been extended him. undersigned them
that 1t will be his edeRyor give the fullest
tlon to those who may favor him with their ortars.
do tf&2tW JOHN GALPTN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06

DERRY'S COAL OH LAMPS,
And the Original NASHVILLE COAL on,
At PERRY's OLD LAMP STORE, tof 70 years standingl
y g..D No. liz Poydras street, B. ..s -.
Whore you can't find 10000 gallons Of on 5000 Lamps,
but whsre you find ab61t $40 Coal Oil Lanps of oil the
Coal Oil Lamp uaker together with variety Of Cam
phene, Spirit Gas and Solar Lamps.
generally have hand Coal Oil by the barrel which
and usual continue TO supply the trade with
oh1 twenty barrels and just rich
Coal Oil Lamps the trade requires, asuw prices
\ he found elsewhere.
ml2 tt Fl. PERRY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06

CoAsT--Per sehr Elodie-2O hhds sugar to H
Kernon. " tg i ..s.r s,srg5 ..sr7t ......-. d.
COAST Per Millaudon's boat ia bbs beans
to Miiaudon. is $s '7.9 t,-'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06
lsvxyass LOSS 0E rEE1H-pr. J. wxaTs

sSssENyr18n LOSS DE TEETEE-Dr. J, WRETH
liz st, Charles street continues supply
sYYETSSsfA LOSS OF TEETH without wires OF springs,
~6llI-ILL rPon his principle of sell sssign. ThA
method hhs procured him universal RpprobGo and
ssned Az bsnR he most ngauioE. syst Of applying ARTE
FlCIAL TEETH hitherto vented all
perfect articulation rGsenoH perfect azd natural
In appearance defy detection By The Dr.
West method Of filling gold combines tho nodsr
improvements Those Interested will find these oe
entirely and scrnpuonsiy W.
thanks the inhabitants Of Eew Orssna vicinity for the
extensive practice they have with the last fifteen
yss ONCE and residence II! st Charles stres! doc
frotn Lafayette HIUSrA, aGhtf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06
5larine snteliget,fe.
CRESCENT 1rrIcE, No. 10 Camp Street, q
Friday Morning. December 6. 1861. {

Schr Elodie, --, i'm the Coast, to MASTERED dist.
Millaudon's boat, -, FIN the Coast, to master
I'd dist. sIie9 II
Steamboats,.
J F Pargoud, Tobin, FIN Memphis.
w NJ Morrison, Newell, FIN Columbus.
Golden age, McCrindell, FIN Fort Adams.
Era No. S, Kouns, FIN Alexandria. @
Countess, Harrison, I'm Lafourche.
ags Music. Dalferes FIN Donaldsonye.
tqt Acadia, Vincent, FIN Donaldsonye.
Laurel HILL Heno. I'm Bayou Sara. tf ssy -
Bee, Rolf, I'm Barataria. AP$s sgt#$ "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06

by authorized 10 purchase engine city Powder
MY Y a. eo ss 40. sSeseing Seutu
ms In 9 mot aua AZ Eorst, ,aa.a ,ba
mittee on City Defence : = = : Nss'1'S.'N' e. 4
The following resajution, effarad NV Mr. Wilt,
was read twice and adopted the ruIes heinz sus.
pended, and was on motion. sent to The Assistant
Board - 80 ~ - ,Dsl-S -, :
Yeas Messrs, Cox, Forstall. Huckins Stith and
Wiltz-5 s7'E 7-eST7' y - =
Nay: Mr.. DeI.aharre. 5i-ws 9 rU .
urge the passage Of an act q ~ s sas
issue S60DU0 bonds bearing ner cent inere To s
The foIiow n npsa n, Ky. od rs,on,t;o os,raa
h,, NJ - rs 80, 6A.iu uiiStSu
by MT. Cox, were read twice and adopted, the
rules being suspended, and were, on motion. sent
to the Assistant Board:
ieas; MessTs: CoN, Forstall, DeLabarre, luck
sty eSistinr for saa 10 lie aon d NE
si6e, i" 20 e"Sl' !" 1' so 20 ~
ei s q fs T. sts5 sss s
sN lie fo,lowins rsso,ston oaaroa nr H. sti,n
andi heetFea 10 Tue Cohnttee on streets ana
Fss3's That permission be and hereby granted Richard
ne y e e d g P on es eot,Gn pres unied by
HE followinS rssoltion orns s' bS ar Dera
harrs read twice he rules being
ant Board: I.y......
Yeas: Messrs, Cox, DeLabarre eForstall Huck-
ms, Stith and Wits.
Rssoed That The Street Commissioner be and he is hereby
authorized to cause forthwith the filling of White
of Prosper and soddele streets, = T Ak r.M4'T + HE
s.7 - srANnrsc tro,rt,rrrr.S ~ 90, d .
Mr. witt on habnW o FG ,ha Fipanco
ofea the to III ~, e hianoe oon,ssee'
and tha rasn,;on mti,ch was auoPteu,
road tv;re and a6nntaa ~, SSs,,os Lo;. ~.
,,a,saa ~ ~ "NP'e1' 1ii0 f"Aee oeihS sus
peitoeu f''7 s'F' 49,
The Finance Committee have the honor to reno pnon The fol-
lowing subject. iefsred TO tbem ''D'' 'F' 'D'
the Claim Of John Holland Recorder
aes ss yo 0r "a We years $50 &
tibn for sdbpion
Upon claim OF John T. Monr9e as Assistant Recorder
s5s 1853 md 1850 the committee would errt tfE t years
herewith present resolution tor yonr adoption
j. IN regard the claim of L. MoreRu Assist
ant Recorder OF the Fourth District during the 1890 yonr
committee report tavoraby and resolution
A. Upon the bill Of H. T. Fennad, for rendered
Assistant Recorder Fourth District during the year 1859 the
committee would report voaby and resolution
adoption.
o0rsr @e7 p. s. Witt.
N--. JAS. H. HUCKINS,
GERARD STTrH.
sored That the Comptroller warrant on the Treasurer in
favor Of John f. Holland for The sum of Sl3 IN fbs saa
District the wears 1885, 1851 and 1888 us na cartif
Gates now on file. " = ' ~ ~
Yaes. Messrs Cnv DaT ahorra urcr-;,, ct;+l,
-, wa Dso"ite % AuShiiis, ptllu
anu WAth-o.
Nay: Mr.. Forstall-l.
ResGIrsl That the warrant IN N. Troosr-o IN
JnIin Mnnroe for STaI 4, eli
vices rs Assistant Rpcbrner If ihe Fs, niSIrr nr;n H.
wears lS5S 1859 and 1880 as per c.rifcates on Fla "
-'vaou Massrs To- Nal i,arro tJ,,:,-; c,.:.L
va. :" Gs'''' WA, DeN"o"iip' huehiAs, Sliln
and Wlltz-o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06
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