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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-04
Fresh Developments Of Corruption at
Washington!

Within the past week has come to light
the most astounding discovery Of an enor-
nous defalcation in the Office Of the Interior,
occasioned by the abstraction of bonds be-
longing to the Indian Trust fund, by the
chief clerk, GODDARD BAILEY, to the amount,
so far as known, of $4,000. AS long ago
as the Goth ult., BAILEY communicated the
fact of the larceny to Secretary FLOYD. under
the impression, as is supposed, that the latter
would advise secrecy; but finding himself
mistaken in this, he at once resolved to dis
close the whole matter to Secretary TnoMP-
SON, which he did; alleging that he had been
led into the commission of the larceny through
n desire to save the honor of Mr.. FLOYD,
whose official acceptances to large amount
in possession of VIM. E. RUSSELL, of the firm
of RUSSELL, MAJORS, & Co., heavy contrac-
tors with the Government for the transporta-
ton of army supplies, would otherwise have
been dishonored. These "acceptances,' it
appears, are simply memorandum Of the
amounts which would be due at certain per-
iods to RUSSELL, provided he executed his
contracts with the Government, and invoked
no liability whatever-they being given to
enable him to obtain credit The records, 1t
is alleged, prove that the existence of these
acceptances was unknown to BAILEY at the
period Of the first abstraction of bonds, and
that his excuse in reference to Mr.. FLOYD is
merely subterfuge; and that the true facts
appear to be simply these: Mr.. RUSSELL, not
finding himself able to negotiate these accep-
tances and being greatly embarrassed pecun-
iarily, ascertaining from BAILEY, with whom
he was intimately acquainted, that the latter
had control of over three millions of Indian
Trust funds invested in bonds of different
States, arranged with him to let him have
about half million dollars; these bonds to
be hypothecated in New York. Recently
these bonds have greatly deprecated, and
bankers in New York who made advances on
them, therefore called for additional security.
BAILEY, in ORDER to save the bonds delivered
over 100000 worth Of them additional, in
all $4,000. There is no doubt but what
BAILEY has been duped and used by this
RUSSELL, and perhaps others, in still higher
places Of public trust, as an instrument to
carry out this wholesale robbery. RUSSELL
and BAILEY have both been arrested and in
default of bail placed in confinement; the
amount of bail required by the Government
for the former being $500, 900, and for the
latter $4,000. The special committee of the
House, to which the Investigation is referred,
consists of MeSsrs MORRIS, of Illinois; CoNK-
LING, Of New York; BococK, of Virginia
HARRIS, of Maryland,and CASE, Of Indiana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-01

t. ~ IT ss fivnsll Tha NJ npsssee " Wal
a ss' gi, f9Sf ep shesls 1sle Saaosta =
asli n 5 5Sasssi u Faaay lss pes
x lahiIs Pound reg DIES 81 e I'VE
81 Lara IL te tc c per wv aesses, ~ per
from Menphis report tho Mars and
sss M a tSt ssppt III l4na, 30 miles below
siSapbs III tho seSnre oL ats II TINS eS ses
is nnns Ss Sent Forward The guns be sent
lis eiand and 0ho Belle will bis The next boats seized
Ney all loaded with groceries The news of their seizure
great deal eScilemen in the city yesterday
The st. Louis papers Of the 26Sh say
The here nearly stationary. The Mississippi river
rising from Eeokk down. The river NJ eeknS was rising
pretty rapidly when the Hannibal City left. tse&5
The Ilinois river Al falling SLOWLY, and hank fall.
The Missouri river Is falling from Leavenyorth DOWN and in
The Weather continues very e and business the ieyee
dull.
T. A. CorrEE YoK Bayou SkRA-1The new and elegant low
passenger pachet a. Gotten Capt " Il. Batanco
aud AIr p p MamoEt CLERK leaves at oeiocs
RsPnEs ron RED ayorites feet aud splendid
passenger packet Rapidss, Gap loEty commander snt
Mr. q D. Barsow, cork leaves at o'clock this evening TO
RedT
Texas roR RED RIvERPassengers and shippers for Rel
river that the start passenger packet Texas
Capt O. Stinde commander, and AIR. D. A. oviss clerk
leaves at o'clock this evening for Red river.
PnISus OF WALES FeR GAIRo-Te new and splendid fas
running paeke Of Wales Capt Pres iodwie
commander, and MIR j. Dubois, cer leaves at O'CLOCK IN
evening for Memphis and Cairo.
Ia NJ KEssETr FOR LoBIsTh fine packet havini
been Numerically detained Yesterday leaves posiYey az
o'clock this eveping for Cairo and St Louis Capt u K
EeAeh commander, Mr. ID. c. Shsble has charge of tn
office.
envy EAGLE ron LOUISVILLE elegant swift an,
favorite PASSENGER packer Grey Eagle Capt w HI Dane
cni5aIer and Mr. H. Duncan, CLERK, leaves at cfocl
this evening fol- Louisville and intermediate landings
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-01
Receipts of Produce.

BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Gotten-sHndries to order
GAMDENPer steamer News BoylI bales cotton 10 ellis
Il Ferguson-l1 Copes Phelps Greenwpod6 Henderson,
Terry 6c9l Payne Huntington &eo5 Bres-5 Block
Farley Jury &co4 Nixon &rol II X Carter &col Phelps
Jones- NJ ID Cooper &col Davis, Jenkins &cosundries TO
order-Total 10 bales cotton
steamer Chancellor scks corn to "
G Robinson &cols3 30 10 bbls eggs 500 Dbl -four II Fair
child &eo-lOD do 0gesby Macanlay bbls lime Shaw
Bhhds bacon 5unther Rodewald &co 90 do
MHrre Bowlel56 hnes hay to W Lung5 hhds tobacco
2s0bbls r ga scka Given Watts &co0O bbs pork to
Martini Cobb &cs bb eggs Schneider Wise-S6 bbis beer
bbls flour 10 hhds bacon lUo2 SKIS corn
II Carroll iico4 do GLADDEN. SeiNas3 do tC
II ordetTotal L bales cotton II hhd
tobacco.
sHREVEPORT-Per steamer Grand Dpke-56 bales cotton
Henderson, Terry &co.3 w Champtnn--2l Hugely &ct
~ IL g Cuuipg Is coo do Pann Henderson &eo6 do L
Battle NobIsl1 Campbell StongU Frellson Stevenson
&ca-I0 u Donovan9 Carroll Hoy &co8 Wilson, Ponroy
eeoS Rogers Woodall &coG NJ u Cooper &coS do Donne
.seo5 Payne. huntington &eos G N Bailey &eo$ do
Adams dco-S Perkins kcc2J 7 Harda &ce-l d Morgan-
DO erder2o Wight A llenl Wa Il Noble DO Il May
&ca36 Phelps L ones9 CARROLL Hoy eo-l5 Converse acc
S Rogers Wo0dalI eo6 w Burbridge &ee-5 Peet, Sinlu
&eo MeIemoie, RAJ burn &eo4 Freidnder. Gerson SEQ
nv IA hhds sugar 48 head cattle and svndrles TO
der--Total 3I3 bales cotton .ES 5s&
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eAifto TIC a1gIarksts.
CsEsssaz e,ssIcE, No % eAsP s ESgsI


Wednesday Morning aiey l, ls6l.
was whoas any apparent change
y 700 haes mostly on the
n SSbass 1t aI3 to Isc. tos alidB ilgt
\ sTATE sEi5g oF c0TroN.
N alt bales a,1s
snes AZ, ~ "a ,ek
geS esaay he--fao'
l8sa,O2s
sess, ssseo
haas Ill slsa.sa. Ss,i2s
8 AGeA. s " i aid noi fsafs Of y sae.
sg ATEMElss eF r0RAc0o.
f5ss m hsia 4st sepss alst. hhds 2q57o
4 8eaiyz asl7l
1914
700 1880
@ e9ss4 ~ ,ss e1eAfad 21a04
HI M0isAssEg, Eoihing was done Of any
s6o,se. Tie sfsc on he mostly stored
Iris sia 100 snperfne, in lots at 49,
S. 10 100 Low Extra az 50 I2s,
n NJ ssags I'D t9sa ;ssst N l24z n PHI
Corn comprised 1868 sacis, Of which
pF Fs,5s Aasa III ase.. white ixea a 81 ss5
hite Mixeda 56 100 Ie9 White ut 80 and 400
sss Sea Ssusafdes9 at a7c. u bashel oas 500 sacks
so at Is and 6uas 4ses g bpshei Bran 500 sacks
snolt ii IS III asi 100 iSs.
bbls RAW sold At p and 70 sctifed at 22c
7s s#lsans
.sIess Pork il at la2l 10 q Dbl
sss bills, sold at 26c u gallon
bob IS No sold a 50 d Dbl
hags Re sold, ss2 at l2e 100 at l231zz So
81 az i0e 1T lss Il and l63 IL III, ~ y.
llling Nh Az ny room ley i
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IMPORTS

RIO DE JANEIRo-Per brig Evelyn Rntter-S4GT bags of
{ coffee to ] /. Iecene eco.
NEW 5YoRK--Per schr Julia L Pratt Assorted mdse.
ToN--Per schr II Toone-50 casks NJ
Pepper1G0 80 800 do peas seauan5 10 do
de50 do Dudley Neison-Sl casks rice Wood Low bx
nndee " Muse-2do E r Poole
PENsAcoLA-Per sehr + Bradford-5sO coo feet lumber
55prray eco ! ar5 . /.
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Q599VI I5rl39 ~ ID rEaICIAl4.


CeMrTRokLER's OFFICE, Cry HALL,
New Orlenns April %, 1861. 5
mo. 5579.l
Resoped That the Comptroller be mud he hereby author
ICED to addicae The lowest bidder each separately after
days notice athe official journa tire following contracts
for Improvement viz.
CONTRACT for constructing aank Road the side Of
Claiborne street. from the New Canal the upper limit of the
city s 4t51s@3{ ,55.4
contract for constructing Shell Road Main street.
Broad the Bayou vt John The work be per-
formed with the specifications OF the SURVEYOR
and he subject the approval rejection
of the Common Council. g
TSisnedl LEA p. -BAKEWELI,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl Il. Q. NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April1S, 1861. -
lSignedl JOHN 4. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice hereby given, that RDAY the 4h of May,
1861 ndudcate ut office at IL o'clock NJ the above
contracts to the lowest bidders. - -
a22 l2t V. DufLESSiS, GomptrnIet-
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d ATTLE MARX ET.

JEFFERSON CITY, May /, 1851 +
II TsSas Reeves Sold GO Western and 81
Eiel Cows 80 Hogs veal Cattle, Stock
Ill Hill sSsisrn as 100 eeTss, n Mich Cows, 1889
Hegs5 Ell0 Sheep ana d veal Gattia. WE qaoto
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UPPER MIssIssIPPl.
E ID z / Y E r.


Leaves WEDNESDAY. lst inst NJ T. NJ
REGULAR RED f2EVE En- PACKET
frsay For Grand Ecore Natchoches, ClnutieEglle
eNaSr$.ssp laisance Collie Alexandria. Eo,mans Bar
sS and NIL intermediate landings on Red river
Cane aud Little riversThe splendid and swift running
light drnugh passenger packet steamer Raptdes. j. O.
Dowty master will leave above For freight or PASSAGE
having fne Accommodation apply on board
" yIRGINIUS O. pENTHEL,
,29 Advertising Agent.
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KEY WEST AND FLORIDA PoRTs-Pes steamship Mag
noa23 cks 10 hhis bread % do on do pork hhds
sugaa do bacon bales hay do mdse.
PENsACoLA-Per sloop Mary Anna bhis -four do bread
scfs onions pkgs ndse
schr N II Judah -5S bxs wine baskets
e srks corn Is coffee ITO bbls -four &c do
noassa 100 potatoes rs 90 bales hay 10 pigs mdse
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FsSES( I'D F0s / lsF, I.


83 CoMFrRutAER, s. OFFICE, Cry Fl ALI. ~
New Orleans, April 30, 1861. 5
mo. 55sa,l
Rcsoye6 That the Comptroller be and he is hereby author
lied TO adudicae contracts to the lowest bidder for each
separatey after notice in the official Journal
each District for two for repairing the belfast reads
the city be done in accordance with spechca
lions o tie Surveyor the adindicaons to be subject the
approval OF rejection of the Common Council
fSrnedi LEA L. BAKEWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
FSigned1 J.Q. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April Is, 1861.
y lSgned JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice hereby gwen that MONDAY, 9Th of May 1851
Twill adjudicae my office at "a o'clock NJ the above con
traces. " DuPLESSIS. Comptroller
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E0msignees. 4@@
NEW YORK-Per sehr Jnla Pratt--C I Buddecke &eo--
eoti Gorsan & Observation-Disclosures Jacques &co-Con-
verse &eoR u Denman scoW 2 peDoff &c9-L Elsin SEQ
9co-J Hart-E j HattsSco-G Jauhert &coB l. Mann geo
Kcarney Blnis &eoJ Moore &eoT Fl Il Mat1s-AInse
& AfriockAW G RayIaond-G w Szer-G N Soa-II D Sea
Inan--T Men eil--and order.
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spoken.


By Capt Chase on the 2ss ult Is miles of jamaica brig
Adsa Of New York from kingston ia, bouad TO Porau-
Prince, Haytt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-01
FHyEaM OLDEST CANDY HfANUFACgoTss
IN AMERICA
EsTABLIsHED IN 1906.
Ridley & Co.,,
oeRNFR OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON sTRKgxs
(oppositethe Hudson River Railroad Depot.,
NEW gnRK,

DANDY, suaAR PLuMs, f.oaENaEs, etc.. sto.,
IL all he Varieties made exclusively treble refined
susar without aaalesOn adm1turs of dsleteons sab
ssances Of any kind.
Those wishing oparehase article requested to cal
arc examine atoos and contrast them with hoss offered
| elsewhere.
A~ Boxes ef ASSORTED CANDIES, for families put Vi
to order, 81 INSTRUMENTATION So upwards.
~ Candies atc packed boxes of 49, 60 and io8
snitehle the trade, and shipped order.
A3- Orders by naitpTempty executed.
Res- Tsrlna eash. ,yn u
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pFgg IA o. S Mall Packet j5rund DuIxe-For JEFF
Shreveport Grand Bayou GonshetiR Camp
e Grand Ecpre. St. Maurice Montgomery GO
lie AeSanirta, Nolnan G9rton's arbns 4Pd al inter
fast running passenger puckct Grand DGRke, sam APP
plerae MASTER will leave above For freight OF passage
'FF'' 49, VIRGISIUS @. DENTZEL,
,,v1 Advertising Agent
The Grand Duke Shreveport with the steamer
Feta for Jefferson and all Intermediate landings
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Rntlr Dads


PoNTCHARTKAIN.
MOBILE Per steamer oregon--sundriest 10 order.
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Capt Chase Of brig Eveina Rutter from Rio do Jaleiro
March ash reports having LEFT in port bark E speaing Capt
Rogers loaded Til, port 18th March The schooner
Chester Capt stiekney sailed for this port 18th March,
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mo. 5597.]
Resoed That the Commissioner be and he is hereby
authorized the following bridges be made at the
following intersections of streets in the First District viz
One at the corner Of Locust and Mepomene streets.
One at the corner Of Y illcw and hepomene streets
One at the corner Claiborne and Meipomene Streets
One At the corner Of Locust and Felicity road
One at The corner of Willow street and Felicity road.
One at the corner Of Claiborne street and Felicity road
JSisuedl LEA +. BAKEWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Tsisnedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April &C. 1861.
ar st ESignedl JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-01
Leaves on THURSDAY. ID inst, ri NJ.
IL 3 Mnil Pnrkat. --M---

REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET.
FEg +. The magnificent hrstclass passenger packet
sglkk4fsaFs. H. Hodge, J. Smoker, master will leave
for Jefferson Shreveport, Conshattn,
and Uampe Grand Eeoe Alexandria, aud all 9termedate
landings further particulars apply on beard
The B. L. Hodge will take freight pper Red River with
the privilege of reshpppg ouly And she viii not pay any
bills without order froM the captain or CLERK
~ FIRGIEGuS q. NENTGRI,
n1g Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-01

Grand Duke Applegate, I'm Shreveport
Is A Gotten, BnTanco. FIN Bayou Sara
News Boy, Walker, FIN 0uaclita River
Chancellor, Stewart, fin Louisville.
Oregon, Boardman, FIN Mobile
gnyboat Day Broan, the Passes-owed down to the
bar sst nlt hip Ocean Bride and to bark GBidns
Star and brig up brig Eyelina Rutter
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STREET CONGREGATIONAL

TsIRST DISTRICT POUND.-Was brought
the First District Pound, Of Lafayette and Vips
streets. estray-
Cne tourwheal Wagon, No. 3l6.
One our-gheel Wagon. No. BIZ.
Whichif claimed threedays and the there
paid will be sold at public auction Mt the said Pound
FRIDAY. May 8, 1861, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, april 80 1861.
j. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner.
Registered April 20, 1851.
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Leaves on WEnSESp AY. MAY ]. at Z, y. ~
FOR JEFFERSON, PORT CADbo,
zezu5 h, rmthland, Albany shreveport Grand Bayou, St
lIA64 Maurice Campte. Grand Eeore and AEeNnndra
rssS-5r The superior and swift running passenger packet
J. Nj F1nrpe, j. W. White, MASTER will leave MS above
" ''7 " PN7'' 'ViRGINIUS c. DENT2EI,,
oqn Advertising Agent.
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OFFICIAL JOUHsN Al K.
Dsp saMrsaap rH a,sp IA . Mn,-
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

CouEetrs GuAMREE Cry Hall
New Orleans Tuesday, April 80, 1861.
The Board met this day, pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members present: Hon. s.. P. DeLabarre, Presi-
dent, pro tenn, Messrs. Cox Harrison and Witt
A.
On motion, the Board took q recess Of FIVE
minutes.
At the expiration of the recess, the following
members answered to their names:
Hon. S. P. DeLabarre, President pro tenn,
Messrs Cox Harrison and Witz--4
There being no quorum, the Board, on motion,
adjourned to Tuesday next at o'clock, P. NJ.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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CECOND DISTRICT POUND-Was broug ht
y to Second District Pound of BenYile and Gal
streets, estray-
One bay Horse made lame in one hind foot
Which claimed within five days and the expenses there
on paid will be sold public auction, at said Pound, OIL
THURSDAY May z, 1851 at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, April %, 1861
Registered April &c, 1861. , r,z,,r,o,
CLERK of Comptroller
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No. 56UU. y
Iesocd That the sum twenty five hundred dollars out of
the sum Of ten thousand dollars appropriated the budget of
1851 for military companies be and the same hereby di-
yected to he distributed by of the Finance
nees pro rata The agere volunteer companies Of this
ety forming Division Louisiana Militia Such
distribution upon the commander captain of each
company furnishing detailed roll of the number Of
enroll7 d in such company.
Reso'eea further THAT the Comptroller be and is hereby
aforesaid to be by them distributed aforesaid
(Signedl LEA F. BAKEWELIi.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl J. Q. NIXON,
* President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April 26, 1861,
ar st fSgnedI JOHN I. MONROE. Mayor
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mo. h5Gal

Rso,esd the adjudication by the Comptroller of the
tract for raising grade of Robin street. etc. from From
Levee to New Lsyee street, Pet Lane-secury, d. Dou
gall-be and the is hereby rejected.
ISigpedl LEA f. FAREWELL,
@s. President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
TSiruedl j. 0. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
81 aRp H fssnedi JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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NO. b6Ul.
Ro'gea That the Charmen of The Finance Committees be
ing articles the inmates Of the City Worhouse and In
sane Asylum.
[SignedI LEA F. BAKEWEIL, Do.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
ISigned1 J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
AZ 81 Isisned1 JOHN 7. MONROE. Mayor.
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TSPAyE DU EaJATRIENIE DISTRICT. II n
IA ea conduit depot DIES epaVes dg Qaaeme District rue
de AnuonciUon, entire avenue Washington ct Ia rue sems
CONNIE tpave
petit Oh val eezan hal aynn netie taehe blanche aa
front ia crpere ct In dae e6sr In Ansi Quun Buggy
eaux roues, sans nunaro, ei les Hasnsis.
ST dit animal ct lie dit @ sont pas rdeants dams rois
ienrs es frs payes lis seront yendrs enchere puhGne
al dit lsp6t lie LIN de mai 1901 f1hepres A. NJ.
n y MILTON REI.E, Gommissalre des REes.
Noayslle. Orleans, % dasrii 1851. aN8
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MAG0RALTT OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, April %, 1851
Common Council of the City of New orleans
mo- $780,
Rotrsd That the Street Commissioner be and he hereby
authorized to extend wooden bridges the intersections Of
The following named streets in the First ID strict:
One at the intersection of Entepe and Felicity road.
One at the intersection Of Frank lin and Felicity road
One nj the intersection of Poy1nnia and Felicity road
One MT the inerst ction of urania Felicity road.
5[Sgnedl LEA F. BAkEWELL,-~
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Il TSignedl j. o. NIXON
Az t{ President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April 26, 1861
AT st tSignedl JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor.
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No. 5598.
esor The Mayor be and he hereby authorized to
purchase from Mrs Nelson Fouce the following described
square Of ground, situated in the Third District of the city
Streets and designated by the lot No. IL plan made by
Brngier and deposited in the office of Octave de AImas
Esq, Notary Public. ts
Resoped e That it is well understood that from sait
three thousand dollars shall be deducted and sill claim
Nelson Fouch6 may be owing to tbs city, witt
the exception of the which may be due the above
described property further that all acts which
be necessary shall be passed before the City Notary.
TSiguedl LEA F. FAREWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
i 777 Signedl j. O.. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
al It isiEnedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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ElPAVE DU PREMIER DISTRICT.-u n
IA conduit depot des epayes du Premier District
coiguure des rues Lafayette ct Vine, CONNIE tpaVe-
IN Wagon quatre roues numdrot6 36.
I'm Wagon quatre roues numsrote 5l1.
les dts sont rsciames dams ros oufs ct
les rais paye lis yendus enchere pubque dit
depot, lie VENDREDI de mai 1861, 10 heures A. N.
J. MILTON RELF, Commissaire des Rues.
Nouyelle- Orleans, % d'avrl 1851. a30 st
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GUAR MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
y No. - ST. CHARLES STREET..

new ORLEANS, August /, 1866
This Company the Sar Insurance Company
against the LoasAnd Damage by Fire the Pers OF TIL
Seas and Rivers, Of the current rates Of premium.
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USPAVEG DU TROISIEEIE DISTRtCT.-n a
II ta conduit au Depot Epaves u oiSieme District
des Rous Enfnts entire Couet ct onsH, CONNIE epaye-
Une bevre blanche polls du coupon et des cusses
Il lie dit animal nest pas raclam6 dams ois jours les
frn,s payes vendn penchere rublne an DIT depot
le MERG REDI Ter de 1861 b ~ herres NJ A.
j. MILTON RELF, Commissaire DIES Tnes,
26 h'avriI 1861. az st
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esred Street Commissioner be and he is hereby
authorized to the for making and repairing
bridges District bridge at the
ner Broad canal and Ursunes according
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TSicnedl LEA r. FAREWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
TSigned1 j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April 26, 1861.
AZ Of tsignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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Reored That the Street Commissioner be and he is hereby
Toulouse from Broad to Dorgenos
street. Peter street from Broad street. be filled
with street scrapug said work done without delay
GSignedl LEA f. BAKEWEIII
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
7- TSgned1 J.0 O. NIXON,
.. President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April &c, 1861.
Az fSigned] JOINT. MONROE, Mayor
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