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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19

That could endure such wickedness. on,
which has called forth the most Iudig
naut bursts of condemnation from al
modern writer's who have treated o
that epoch, aud which more Than any
other cause, perhaps more shan all 9th
er causes, contributed to the overthrow
Of the proid fab ic Of the Roman Em
pIre. 1t remained for The Chris a.
ministry of lhis land to find TINS loves
depth Of moral peryersion, and 10 bap.
NE thls horror Of the centuries viii
he sanction of Jesus Christ!
Il is not difficult 10 detect the mon.
strous fallacy of the position. The as.
sumption that slavery existed al tAaI
Time IN Judea /. wholly gra,uitous the
statement Is without a shadow OF proof
on The contrary, forbidden as It was 10
Israel. there Is every reason TO coEcIud
mat 1t d3d mol exist thefr ~ any form OF
degree, aud that Christ dad nol come IN
contact with a slave during the course
of his ministry. VIII Mr.. Van Dyk-
ell Us what sort OF slavery lhi. was
which Christ did not reprove R.
man sArery, he says. Nna, then had
become ot Hebrew servrude Wueu
did 1t disappear When did the other
1trociols system take lis place In Ju-
lea Bu, who does not see the taiiugy
Of the agemp, 10 SAN .u0u, from tho 81
lrnce OF Cnust ia The Nv Tes,ameul.
a system not only opposed 10 all pcln-
Ip.es ST nalura! Iustl, -, bat 50 directly
,f IL
sIalious against oppression IN the OId
Testament ! The sect of the Essences
existed in the time OF Christ IgIh5y
are nu even mentioned no ailusiou 10
lhem syen by htu or hls apo. -s--ex-
cept very obscure rrter nces totl.s sr1t
oe allow ia one or 1870 passages, ar
ve, tler- fore, TO conclude that Carl,.
approved Of their pery-rsiou, Of III.
Scriptures aud lheir ieula OF the doe
lrIu- Of the rv-urrveuoI Caris, doe,
sot mention idolatry, diI he therefor.
approve ot IDOL xOrsaip: He does no.
.u-Auou or a,IuIa 10 g.atiaiOriai com
oats; are ih-r, therefore. divine li-
-utuion? Bu, the ap9ales spok Of
.nese things says ali ot J-cior. Tn 5
,pete nolatug of the E. mes OF, al any
-arr, obseurriy, and, ii any thing, res
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19

pAPIRtSG Ko1Ms-TIe Scientific
Am rIcau remarks lha, many lives have
been los, from The lazlnezs or ignorance
of paper hangers, WHO have laid our
paper noer another, Instead of tearing
If ne bid, before hanging the new
Ta,te was very h.nIsJula house near
one of our best towns, which could
.-yrr keep It's tenants. Al last, j, stood
ampiy, and became worthless, becaus-
infectious fever .izad j upon every fam
ly lhat !iy.d IN it, A ready yiu-i od-
-,rver promised to Gnd oul the cause
II traced tle mischief to one roon,aud
presently coaiec,u-aI vha. was ,l- mat
Ter there IL Iet a sip of glass IEto
,h- wall AMI foaaI II next day, d:,n-
med wilh fa.l!. condensed vap9r. H
1ore down a strtP ot paper, and found
cause for any amount OF fever. Eor
generations the house had been paper
~ atresh, without t4e removal Of any
.h.ug underneath. And there was ,.te
puril SIZE, aud fermaAsiag Papers,uch-
es deep. A thorough cleaning pat an
auj to .ha 10y r, aaj restored the value
et the housr.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19

the broken hear'-d, T. preach dettre
eaCe TO the caDttreS. aud recovering o
sigh. To the bh T. n ST a. lijerty fhel
tls1lt are brujSe l." :. Therefore. what
soever ye wuul that men should do t,
you, do ye even 50 10 them, for lh!s j.
the law and the prophets" Buy whu
Is the great sum of ChFisi's teachings
Love 10 man aud to God. What tn
/ great end, but to fill the earth with loy
aud peace As far az i..c east IS dis
tant from he west. as far as lighl Is
from darkness, as heaven frUm bell $
.ar are the teachings of the divine Sa.
Vlor of the world from any alliance Wi.
This dark and bloody despotisn.
The teachings ot The apostles are pre-
c.SeIy what H.-at have been auucIpl-
ted from inca who had learned IN suca
u school There IS not Que word of az
/ provai, nor the slightest indication that
Shareholders were Admitted to tn
church. Slaves were admitted, bat d
Is susrep pubic of demonstration thal slave
I holders Mere not received INTO the com
/ muniou and fellowship of the Ap5sJo.i-
4 Church. Tae Roman law accounted
slaves as pro nu!lis. pro norluIs, pro
! 4dadrnp dt4us. a> uJbOiics, as dead, a
\ orutes; Christianity recognized them a
Immortal beings, elevated them 10 thv
/ rank of men. aud welcomed them 10 all
le pryIir- and lmmulti.s OF th.
sprtuuI communicable. The early
+ Cnusuaus had all ,hngs IN common !;
/ they were exaor.ei =. Let each esteem
5Ih better Ihan tn, msr!yes, IL ho.or
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19

IINFRAL POINT, w |
ii, established It by positive law where
il did no. exist-esla biished a trade IT.
slaves 10 the wilderness. between Israel
and the heather nations! The absur-
diaes start up before this assertion lik
The men Of RoJrr.ck Dlu Ia the pres
ence of Frz James Thou shalt nrl
ther vex a stranger. nor oppress hiu
far Ye lcere StruH@crS ll1 tie /1IlI o.
EgY0t. Also thou shalt no! oppress
a stranger, for We know the hear Of q
stranger seeing ye were strangers iu
/ The land Of Egypt." Thou shat no
CLEAN thv viurvard. nerhrr shalt thou
gather every grape of thy vineyard,
thou shalt leave them for the poor and
stranger. For am The Lord thy God. y
And if a stranger soiourn with thee
in your land ye shall not veX him Bui
the stranger that dwelleth with you
shall be unto you as one born among
you, thou shalt love hIm as lhyself, for
ye were strangers In the land Of Egypt.
We can expiaIn the avowai and advo-
cacy of such sentiments as Mr.. Van
Dykes only BY reference TO the blind
Tug nature Of monster Iuquly. Such
men have been 50 l0u- accustomed 10
plead and apologize for slavery, thai
they are d length absolutely incapab.,
Of Distinguishing right from wrong
darkness from light, -sWee. from blt-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19

- j young buck nowadays
IS cur5usiy compounded he has BIZ
rer la lis head. a .g1at-es OF bis ca.4,
LzIs on lis hands, c4lres on his legs,
(aud toe skin alss,) casts staaq's eyes,
ard IS looked upol hy his e9c-i.ls q !!
IS der H. price.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19

~ ; ~ - - 7------ - ---s------
is" The principles Of a0ou,iyu have
been proP gated chiefly By ussrepre-
seu,a.9n a.-d abuse St.I * eP IN
mi.I ais definition u abJau5..-m, TIE
beItef thak sI5rery IS 0l1r1ly lgr9aS.-
tn second Props l9n declares t.at he
ann slavery ssuuueu, Of he North,
wascI has 50 lately spoken II thunder
ZONES IAat have carried di=nay 10 the
hear, o5 this -=75Ism, has been pro-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19

A. ACT toamenl section iII Of chap-
er i. ot the EeTiS I Statutes entitled ..Of
ne assessment AMI co.lc--ianof taxes
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Rscsip.s u tsrosiues.

MEMp HIS Per, steamer Ed Howard Is bdls
4 paper 4 q Nixon do ] NJ aginnis--f75 bbJs flour
G Smith q 90 MarreiI q Bowles-- Is do KirE.
patrick &cp4-50 Do Lapene u Ferrex4 lfs do j & j
Murphy 81 do s Ewing lao do 2 4 Girans Moo
ls2 seks -four D Hyde &oo-- so bbls ilour II 4
Lonsda le- rs do Perkins &co- Is do a b Hen1fei
&co-lel do Il w Snyt he-I N dc lag scks corr, In8
acks bran Given, ats geo 2239 do $50 bbls fovr
8 II Kennedy &co- 65 dole bbls shndriss schnei.
der - Wise 10 bblRoil to G n ,Ruddaeks &eo.-l9
rolls leather to W H Hitheral Is rolls baggina to
Barley, Johnson Acc 8 bales cotton Nixon Sco
~ hhds tobacco to Gpnther. Rodewald Gee 700
hhls fiour 0giesbya u Macaulay --T5 do IA Hanlil-
ton sundries to order.
MEMPHIS Per steamer Alonzo Child-g5l5 hbis
flour Poindexter &co=- rs do 3 Duield. -50 do ii n
LonadaIs--l II do Hewitt Norton &eo-- ~ Moore
q BrowdeE-- 800 do JSteyens &eo- 200 do @ II
Smith Is do Mufrell y Bbwies-- ld5 do s a Ken.
needy eco 80 do B r EthelI Zoo rs do Fentrfs q
co. $40 bags -four ] p Hyde &eo-s2l do 20 bbIs
-four s Ewing 1871 do 6a scks wheat 5 bales hops
drkins butter 30 bbis applsa ls seeks potatoes to
Schneider 4 Wise-4I hid bacon Grief, Byrnes SEQ
81 seeks shorts 70 seks s bbls fonr 4 d Hamilton
80 do 5 hhds tobacco to Given, Watts &co-4 do
Jas Turner 1876 seeks corn 7 Il u III Allen &co--
as scks cats rs seeks rye Carroll, Hoy &co--5 bhls
shntter FL Levy 90 bdls iron Shark, Stautiar Geo.
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a IA. Iih hE1i
Attorney:ard-C Counsellor at Law
Dr. AoOtIanti's
n q e M 4 " 81 TIT ERE,
Dr. EspDnaHa'n
Balls MIC oRDIAL.

q q Il 3 n q O ID L,
ThsgrsAss.anasrd 1adIciuesof the
tssirgreaI popularity only through years OF trial
satisfaction Is rendered Wy them In alcases and
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA JAUEpIcR paRy,.
IFY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, DISEASES on IN
KIDNEYS and all dseases arising from disordsrsd v,r
weaknessof hsstomach digestive are
permanently cured by the GERMAE BITTERs
TheBAIsAMIC CORDIAL mas acquired q reuutstcr go.
passing that of any similar preparation extapt twill -
outfail the ard standing CougH COLD
Or HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS. INFLUENZA. GROUP.
PNEUMONIA, IHCIPIBNT CONSUMPTION and bas psr,
formed the most astonishing cures ever knowaof
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION
Aew doses will also and cure the
DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold In the Bowels
These medicines prepared by Dr. c. NJ JACKSON 4 a.,
No. 4o Arch street. Philadelphia Pa are sold bv DING
gsts and dealersin medicines 7s cent? m HI.
tie. Thssgnsureof G. NJ. Jackson will be on the onsts.
wrapper ofeach bottle.
In the Almanac published annually by The porreors ~
EVERYBODy'sA ALMANAC you will fna testimony Ar aa,,-
mandatory notcesfro Ipsrts the country The,e .
uacsare given away BY all our agents.
J. WRIGHT i CO, 1yents
Al and Isl Chartres STRAIT,
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Thousands ars daily speaking in tho praiseof
DIR. EAToR78 IgFANT1LE CORDIAL,
aad why! because 1t fails to Afford
when given time. 1t acts a If by magic and
Hillconvince yon that what say true 1t contain,
NO PAREGoRIC OR oPIATE
Of any kind and theretoreraieYes by removing ta
your child instead OF by deadenng Its sensbies For b,s
esson it commends iself the only reliable
known for Children Teeting DAr.hea Dysen,erv frI,
s the Bowels, Acidy of the Stomsch Wind Gold in -
and Group asofor SoEtentnghe Gums Reducing Inaarac
Regulating the Bowels, and Relieving Pain IL has M
being al anti spRsaodc tbs used with unfaliue
cases Of ConTulsion or other Ftg. As you value the m
health Of your children and wish Save them frorn
cshng which arecsftsn the ss
Of narcotics Of which all other remedies for 1nfsnt
plants are composed take bu Dr. Egtons ufanI o.
DIAL ths rely upon II sperfsctly harmless sd @
the Observation-Disclosures Price, 20 CENTS Fall drsp
tonsaccompany each bottle. Prepared only BY
CHURCH DUPONT,
NO. so9 Broadway, New York
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Briggs.
Schooners.
SSSnsa
8eulep Of tie dtlarsets.

CRESCENT oFyfcE, No. 20 CAMP STREET, !
+ sr Monday Morning. August 30 1861. !
CoTros.. We did not hear of a sale to-day. Re
ceipts bales.
ToBAoco. Nothing reported. Receipts shhds.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. We have heard ofsmall
sales at previous rates.
FLouR. Small lots are selling at $s@ss Is for
Superfne and IS 25@s9 Is for Extra.
CoRN, BRAN, Oars AND HAY. There have been
no sales of any moment.
PORK. Mess is retailing at $2s % Dbl.
BACON. Shoulders are retailing at 15c., Ribbed
Sides II, and Sugar Cured Hams 17@20c. % b.
LARD. Prime in tierces is retailing at l61c and
in kegs at 1sc. $ ID.
WHISKY Rectfed is retailing at 378c. y
gallon.
INDIA BAGGrNG. 100 bales sold at 1870. Hold
ers are asking 16c. cash and fSt920c on time.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, =
~ n City Hail. August L. 1861, !
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans
No. 5753.1
Resara That the hundred thousand dollars he
and the hereby appropriated defence of this city,
aud that Said shall be paid the City Treasurer
Major General fwegs commanding this military district
applied by him In such manner he proper
construction of Notifications defend The approaches the
city.
esa'esi further That his honor the aayor be and is hereby
requested to transmit copy this resolution Major General
Twiggs.
lSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
lSfgnedI J. MAGIOSI.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved August Il, 1861.
auS St JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
to tAtESs
MAYoRALTY. OF NEW ORLEANS, !,

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, ,
City Hall, August 10, 1851.
The attention of all persons carrying the business of
baker, and other selling bread directed the pro-
visions the following ordinance entitled Ordinance for
establishing the Asz and regulating the Weight aud Inspsc
tlen Of Bread and all persons carrying the business
baker, hereby notified call the Mayors office prior
the LIST SEPTEMBER and there make the declaration required by
the first section of the ordinance penalty provided by
the said drst section OF the said ordinance
JOHN I. MONROE Nayor-
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RAILROAD TRAVELIua.

49, ayzg rYgsssSxasKa,, MEMPHIS, GRENADA
&& Gs1ss and New Orleans Air Idne-Missis
connections Fs " '''Aoa'ee t'aihoau anu its
lns opened is making close reliable con.
farmnr WA me mississippi Central Railroad Grenada and
EiFTS TUB rs ins to the city of Memphis BY this line
saved W. ''"'e' "Ao SeNefa hours hhe are
FAN @ ef Nashville 1ensvil the North can spend
ronneations anu still make good and reliable
DnGEs me TIME the DISTANCE and The FARE w iSr'-
Passengers leaving the Great Northern Kaoad pu. -.
the loot of Gaiope street. at o'clock A. NJ arrive IN
at 6:5u the morning. - A 'eih hehphs
For Through Tickets and reliable information pou;re al
Ticket Offices OF the New Orleans and ent Nortb @
Railroad. w e"t Noftnern
New Orleans, July q. 1861 af /,
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Price Of Flour per zoe Loyes 0c L0ave5 BE- Loaves

SEQ. shall only be lawful bakers or other persons
carrying the business OF baker aforesaid limits
Of this city, 10 make bake three kinds of bread viz
The first shall be of the best quality of Extra flour the
second shall be OF the best quality OF Supene -four
the third shall be Of Fine" -four but good and wholesome
That Of the first quality commonly known Fancy Bread
shall not within the provisions of this ordina so ar
ollad by the foregoing aisle Provided that such bread shall
rot ecsed poQn ia weight and shall other respects
be made baked and stamped herein required all bakers
or other persons making baking selling such
III other respects conform to and comply with the
this ordinance under the penalties eeid fixed the
second quality shall have the weight required the
assze and that Of the third quality weigh oneeghth
more Bread Of the first quality shall be stamped with The
figure that of the second with the figure and that Of the
bhker Anybake not complying with the provisions hereof
snail on conviction before the Recorders this
hned not less than twenty five dollars one hun
dred dollars. @zl -, - -
SEC Any baker other person carrying the business of
baker or engaged in making and baking bread aforesaid
VINO snail INK permit to be mixed
manufacture OF bread alum vrol any other
some ceeefious substance, shall conviction
me Recorders OF this city, any other Court be
ahed 10 sum not eNceedin hundred dollars
tat OF payment of such fne shall be Imprisoned exceeding
SEC. TO- All ordinances resolutions conflicting with the
foregoing PC aud me same are hereby repealed
(Signed S. 2. DrLABAREE
,,s :, President pro tenn Board of Aldel men,
.H. isisnedl j. MAGTONI,
Approved Arg7lst 8, 1851 -'' 1'A
A true copy (: '-'oi'' A'ot
api6 lot MARION A. BAEER, Secretary 10 Mayor
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i OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
ss.arsH aprm CssU rx a,Hn1-
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
CoUSClL CHAMBER, CITY HALL,
New Orleans, Friday, August %, 1861.
special Meeting.

Special Meeting.
>, The Board met this day upona convocation of
the Mayor.
On motion of Mr.. BENT, Mr.sH. G. Pearson was
appointed Secretary pro tenn.
z The roll being called, the following members an
swered to their names:
Hon. j. Magioni, President; and Messrs. Beggs,
BENT, Davis, Dnpre, Hodgkins, and Mensman-7.
There not being a quorum present, on motion,
the Board adjourned. q.
q. G. PEARSON, Secretary pro tenn
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slarflls antelllgeafe.

0REsdgNT 0yTIcE, No. 10 Camp atrest, a
Monday Morning, August 2s 1861.
Arrived, Saturday.
d STEAMBOATS,. I'll
Il AIonzo Child, DeHaven, I'm Memphis.
Gen Hodges, sleade, I'm Alexandra.
ii +--~--- s5I sAgf+ i558 }ts5Bs5 t5 u
Arrived Yesterday.
Stea8nbOats.
"a Howard, Lawson, tn Memphis.
Acadia, Vincent, fm Bayou Sara.
alabama. Boardman, fin Mobile.
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Blood Food,

Healthy Human Blood Hpon being AEALYzED slyya~s
sents MS with the same essential elements gives Of
the True Standard Anayae the Blood OF person suffering
from Consumption, Liver Complaint DyHpepsa scrorpa M
and we find in every instance certain deficiencies In
nes of Blood Supply thesedecianctes you ar a we'll
The Blood Food s founded upon this
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CATTLE MARRET.

| JEFFERSON CITY. August a6, 1851
Arrived Saturday and yesterday, 329 Texas
Beeyes and 220 Veal Cattle. Amount Of Stock sold
were 10Y Texas Beeyes, 6 Hogs and 2o5 Veal
Cattle. Stock remaining on sale are 200 Texas
Beeves, IS Hogs and 25s Veal Cattle. We quote
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sANFORD's
YER INV VIC o e Alto
n ever Deb3Iitntes,

Hsver DebHtttntes.
compounded entirely from Gums has becop,e an an
sbishdd fact STANDARD Medicine apprq sd y all
that It, and to with confidence in all
the dsaa8es which tis recommended
has cured thousands within the last years he had
given all hopes Of relief the unsolicited osra
Gates in my possession chow,
Tbs dose must be adapted 10 the tempauenof he ndvid-
taking it, and used in such quantities 81 to act gently on the
BowelB
dctaesot your Judgment guide you Of hs
Liver fnvigorator, 1t will Liver Complaints Billions
Attacks Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhea Summer Coplains
Dysentcy Dropsy sonrSomach HRbitual hchc
Cholera Cholera Morbu Cholera Intanua Fatuence jam
dice Female Weanesses may used successfully as IN
Ordinary Family Medicine. 1t will Sick Headache (au
thousands testify In twenty minutes If two three
Hpoons taken of attack. who usa
are giving their testinonyin itsfavor
Mix watern the month with the Invgorstor, sWazov
bothtogetIer.
Price 81 per bottle.
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sandforts's Family Cathartlc FIFE.


Oompoundedrom Vegetable Extracts put upIn Glass
CRses, alright, end will keepin any climate,
The Family Catharc Pill is gentle active Cathsrtic
which proprietor hes practice more than twenty
years. The constantly increasing demand from who have
long used the Pills. and the satisfaction which all
gard 10 ther induced place them within reach
all The Profession well know that different sthercs act
on different portions of the bowels. s
The Family CRhsrc PHI has, reference to this we'll
established fact been compounded variety Of the pureAt
eeta6e Ext5cs which act alike every part the aef-
sr canal and are good and safe in all Cshsrp
s needed such rs Derangenen Fl he Stomach SleepinaSS
rains in the Back and Lon CoYeneBs Pain sore2sgs
over the whole body, from sudden which frequently
negsoted end in course cf Fever Loss of Appetite Creep
Weight IN the Head all tnlannhtoy Diseases Worms in
Children Adults Rheumatism great Purifier the Blood
and many diseases which flesh heir Ia
mention in this advertisement Dose to s. Pries Dimes
helYer lnVigor9or and Family fthsItc Pills are rgIsed
generally and sold W the trade in all the large
Z. W. SANFORD Nd, Manufacsurer and PropristOr
555 broadway Y.
]. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Wholesale Agents
HSiaSW Ans sldbysT6TY DEugkist,
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Is bales oats Watts, Peasants &ce-T bales cotton
Moon u Bro rs scks corn to N 0verton &co-2f5
pkgs apples to Ingram & Keith 1000 scks corn
kegs butter and sundries to order-Total bales
cotton 0 hhds tobacco.
ALEXANDRIA Fer steamer Gen Hodges sun
dries to order.
BAYOU SARA steamer Acadia-sundries
to order.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, J
City Hall. August q, 1861.
Common Council of the CITY of New Orleans \


Rssolrea, That The ordinance No. 3747 entitled An ordi-
nance rega ing the weight aud and
coal and providing for the sale of for city
OF New Orleans approved February 49, 1855 and also
luton No 4ls amendng the same approved August 80 1853
he so amended that all fines imposed for any violation Of said
ordinance No M and resolution No 443 shalt recoverable
before any OF the Recorders of this city any other cope
tent coronehaf for The benefit of the iniorme and the
ot5fr halt FOR the benefit OF the city.
R9ssa s Ihmt me lnpee of wood and coal shall
sold within the limits Of this city inspected by him required
by d ordnance said fee to be paid by the vendor of such
coal = " - ~
fsol'ed tRtther That 1t shall be duty Of said In
spector 10 measure and guage all other vehicles
asea IN he transportation and delivery of coal within the
limits OF tins sly, and ascertain the quantity of coal
10 lye cerhcae 10 that effect the vendor of snch
coal for which certificate said shall INV said Inspector
nve cents ANA sha be- the duty of said and owner
Sad cart other vehicle used In the
and delivery OF coal to cause to he painted clear and egbe
characters sign tin plate be afxed to such ca or
Vehcte IN the most cnnspcuous place. number barrels
coal such cart vees hold as shown by the
certificate of the SAID Inspector Any or persons contra
yenng the provisions hereof shall be fined twenty
I'VE dollars nor more than hundred dollars recoverable be-
ioe of the Recorders of this city any other
court onea ter the benefit of the inorner the other half
Tor the benefit of the city. ' ~ ~ ~
lSIgnedj j. o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen.
tslgnedI - j. MAGIONI.
Approved August 9, 1861. y, ''' '
auto 5t [Signedf JOHN NANpOR N,-.-