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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-30

"CouLDN'T SEE THE END OF IA half
drunken and half crazy Irishman, who re-
peatedly declared he couldn't see the end of
it." caused considerable amusement on Chest
nut street Wednesday by his antics. Several
dogs finally attacked him and tore his unmen-
tionables-an end which he appeared in no
wise pleased to see. A friend took him in
charge and saved him from further derision
by marching him off.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-30

"LAUMAN's Own" is the title of spirited
little paper printed at Tronton, Mo-, by men,
bers of the craft of the 18th Iowa volunteers,
and edited by Lieut.. de Heus, of company A,
of Muscatne. Among the compositors we
notice Henry Batterton and Harry 7. Slime,
formerly of this office. The paper has for its
motto 1.-THE Union, the 18th and victory We
make the following extracts from its first num-
Der:
Friend John Mahin, or rather brother ed
TORY request of company A, we would
inform Won If the non-arrival of your paper
Of course the e,llitor is not to blame, but no
matter, trv again, Cor we are getting very hum
gry for news FROM ome: or how would you
like to exchange on the following terms: We
will send you a copy of the above named pa
per as long as we may have an opportunity
to publish, for which you will send rs your
most valuable sheet. What say you?
Here's our ~ with an ex., Of course
The gallant boys of Company A cannot make
| request of us which we will not fulfill, if in
our power.
| Another extract reads as follows:
| We arc cncampcd IN shady grove front
ing on the main street of the town, our office
being in the rear in a nice rev cottage, be-
longing to man who was under arrest when
the Regiment arrived, but has since been
released The house being empty he gave US
permission to occupy it.
The town of Ironton is charmingly situated,
being surrounded by high hills, with Pilot
Knob rising gradually about mile distant,
crowned with pile of rock resembling very
much the ruins of an ancient castle.
Brig. Gen. Prentiss has his head quarters
al the hotel, andis rapidly concentrating forces
here, every day bringing new arrivals. The
I'd Iowa is encamped below about half a
mile A fine battery, Capt. Buel, of ILL.,, is on
our right. Yesterday the 18th Illinois left
for Fredrictown. Brigadier General Grant is
in St. Louis hurrying forward equipments
We expect to move as soon as provided with
all necessary equipage. The Seventh Iowa
has been favorably spoken of by lumber Of
high officers, are exceedingly well behaved
and with the purpose of endeavoring to dc
their whole duty will give good account o.
|
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-30

Acknowledgment Grant, who led com
pany c after the death of Capt Mason, arrived
yesterday on the Fred Lorenz, and also Dr.
Reichenbach, surgeons mate, and VIM. NJ
Stewart, VIM. Oglvie and NJ. B. Slime, pri-
yates-DdiLu. 1Sth
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-30
TO THE UNION MEN OF IOWA.

having been determined by the friends of the Union
as it made by the Fathers of the American Re.
public, to establish Democratic journal in this city to
aid in the patriotic of sustaining the Ferera Gov
eminent in its giant struggle with Treason and
Rebellion and of putting down that Treason and Re-
beion, the undersigned will before she 18th day
of August 1851 in this city the publication
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-30
DAILY EVENING UNION
And the
WEEKLY UNION.

The paper will be under the editorial charge OF
SAMUEL McNUTT, Esq, and will be devoted to the
Union cause, sustaining all patriotic efforts in behalf Of
the Government, and WARNING ONLY WITH TREA-
SON and its aiders and dbettors 1t will seek to unite
the conservative of the State in every work
sary aid country in this its dark hour of trouble
and preserve the peace of this hitherto peaceful
State.
We confidently therefore trust that we shall in this
arduous undertaking have the active operation of
every Union in the State in giving the journal
o wide circulation. No effort will be spared to mako
the Dolly and Weekly Union first class newspapers,
and they will be enlarged and improved fast their
patronage JUS titles it..
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Daily Unon payable to the carriers 10 cents per week
:" by mail in advance, $500 per aunum.
Weekly Union, invariably in advance, $1OO per year.
McNUTT, BENNETT co.
S. McNatt, G. Bennett,
II. Knowlton, T. W. Summers:des.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Until Mr.. McNutts arrival Sept. 1st) have at the
solicitation of the proprietors agreed 10 take charge
the editorial dep. Of the "UNION" During this
temporary connection, shall endeayor to make the pa
per what its implies Union paper and to cheer
the patriots of all parties to the noble work of wres
ing from the hands of those who under the pre-
t. Ct fghtiL fer Southern rights, triking
with bloody dshonored hands at the pillars of the
Constitution. In the Union" newspaper have no
pecuniary interest," and may therefore urge up all
Union the duty of sustaining this enterprise,
which under the smiles of Providence will it is hoped,
munity and throughout t!e State which the design.
ing and corrupt have seemingly desired to disturb.
J. B. DORR.
Dubuque, July 31st. 1851 -daw2m,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-30

And for P. P.
Stewart'ssuni.
mer and win.
terCook Stove
imp. 1S59-60,
(the best in the
worldly with or
witho ut OF
water resor.
voir, warming
closet u Dutch
oven for roast
ing, which has
almOSfentire1v
superseded all
Stoves in the
East, and of
which
IS, 900
are in use
Call and see
these Stoves.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-30

CoPPoc.-Lieut Barklay Coppoc, of John
Brown notoriety, put up last night at Eichel'
berger's Hotel, with six recruits for the Sd
Kansas regiment. He is an officer of that
regiment, under the famous Montgomery. E.
H. Gregg, Of West Liberty, who accompanies
Lieut.. Coppoc, has promised to keep our read
ers posted in his movements Daily, Goth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04

Lost ms MglE.-A Paris paper tells the follow
ing very Frenchy story of "a worthy gentleman
who; unfortunately having married a termagant,
resolved so 70 become wilower in way MOTTO ex.
pose himself to the penalties of the law. Without
expressing an opir;on as to the moral Of the hus
pm conduct We copy the anecdote trusting
region; WIS Al inns
al, ae owned Y, beautiful country seat situated on
" much attached, and which she visited regn.
AIRY every sunday morning. She had for this
pnrpose charming little mule, with splendid trap
pings, and Of which great care was taken F6r
thfee days previous to the ladys accustomed visit.
Inc husband had deprived the animal of ali drink
50 that It was almost famished Sunday morning ing
came; the lady set out on her mule accompanied
BY her husband, who was anxious to see tie snort
The poor beast sought water on all sides and ba6
No sooner discovered the river than with The rapid
ity Of lightning he started off, and stopped not ill
he had plunged himself head and ears into he
river. The bank was steep, and the stream both
rapid and deep at this place, and lady and mule
were soon buried beneath the waves. The nus
band regretted the ioss-of the ntse-b but reasoned
ike philosopher, that to accomplish ones Dur-
pose sacrifices must be made.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City OF New Orleans

Personally came and appeared before me, ---------
Justice of The Peace in and for the parish and CITY aforesaid
Charles Brgs, President and H. P Janver Secretary who
being Uy doth depoe and that the above is true
and transcript from books of the Louisiana xptual
Insurance Company.
Fl. p. JANYIER Secretary.
seYeray subscribed and to this Eth day Of January
1861, before me, d, F. MITCHELL
Second Justice Of the Peace
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04
sLGlp Orleans laiIu GEtsftnt.
BTy 8 ALONE
-. -. :.

Y4254s
Silent no sat ia the forest shade,
Silent, but not alone
He and his hound ana the unseen form
Ozone then dead and gone,
N8tdead, while she lives in his threbbing heart;
Not gone, while her dark eyes make him start
Living alone
Heastless the trees, sonlless the rocks,
Nothing bat wood and stonesi
No sympathy here for sorrowful hearts,
No voice with gentle tones!
Not heartless the forest while Joy it yieldsi
Not sonlless the rock that o sad heart shields !!
Living alone
K Silent he walked in the oloudless night,
Her eyes the stars above;
Her voice i'd The thrilling wind from the South /
His world her world of love 3!
4 Love, that Will live and the loved one gone:
Love, that will live and forever live on
Va Living alones
4 Heart OF the forest, and soul oil the rock,
Star eyes in heaven that gleam,
Voice OF the wind that thrilled his heart,
3 And are We all a drsam7
Dream then let him through life dream on,
Dream yes, dream Jill life isgone.
III II nj s4f ( Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04
"A Wa4sni-Hatfl WaSer----E'tae Question OF
Eadnrance Settled.

l. i n
Smith was man who never permitted himsel
to be oItdone-he could do whatever anybody
else could. Smith met Brown in bathroom ancc
Brown, knowing the others peculiar conceit, salt
| that he CBrown) could endure hotter bath thar
any living man. Thereat Smith fred up, and be-
was made. Two bathing-tub were prepared
with six inches of cold water in each. The fellows
stripped, and, separated by cloth partition, eacf
got in and let on the water at the word the wager
| beng who could stay in the longest with the hot
water running. Smith drew up his feet as far as
possible from the boiling stream, while Brown
pulled out the plug in the bottom of his tub After
about haif-a-mnute quoth Smith: g
" How is it, BfoWn--pretty warm ~
4 Yes says the other. !" It's getting almighty
not, but guess can hold out a minute yetr :
So can T." answered Smith "Scis s.s!-
squash lightning Tits awful" Il.
. Fifteen seconds, equal to halfan-hour by Smith s
imaginary watch. s
say once more--how is it now?n
Oh. it's nearly up to the bin' pint-Oh Chris
topherH3 answered the diabolical villain, who was
lying in the empty tub, while the not water passed
out OF the escape pipe. s 4r
By u this time Smith was splurgng about like a
boiled lobster, and called again:
say over there--how's it now?n
8 Hot as furnaee,n replied Brown; "but-
WheW sciss-s--guess / can hold out another
mnute.n
The deuce you can!" shrieked the now boiling
Smith, who rolled out and boted through the par.
tltion expecting to find the other quite cooked
plug in ~
!" Why. Idid'nt agree to-" said the imperturba-
bic Jester; "why'n thunder din'nt you leave yours
ontW -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04
a GRAVE JoKE. Il tie New York Express We

. n "a EIlN If54f !
a GKAyE JOKE. III tie New York Cypress We
find the following
Quite an excitement was created ia ami ahont
the Third Ward Station House this Saturday,
+ morning IN consequence of two barrels, sunpoge1
% contain hnrnan remains having been brouqht
there by carman. Bloody matter was oozina
u from the barrels, az also a siekepinp steneh a p
ingestiga showed that Michael Spellman, a cart
man living at III East Twentieth street had been
employed by the colored Porter 81 the Medical
Gollege, eornerof Twentieth street and Third ave.
nue., " take the barrels which were addressed 10
Or. y III. Ward Newark N. j " II f6e 1snot IF
gne newark transportation Line, near the Court
lanai street ferry. Arriving attne nlaee Snellman
ahlapsa hls 1920, and was asked by the freight
III se barrels contained suggesting at
s emitted, that they might be dead bodies, Tho
suspicious of the agent were strengthened unon
learning from whence the barrels came
The agent suggested the propriety Of talsino 4ba
3 was acted upon, an officer was called and he ii
recfed Spellman to take the barrels g the station
house, which he did, followed by a large crowd II
1cted people. If IN iN
wherenpon Dir. John Beach knocked the head from
out OF the barrels and inserting bis arm handed ont
the sole OF q human foot, the feshy part of q leg
and thgh, Another dive into the barrel brought
70 light dead dog, likewise huge torn-cat. both
OF which had been in the hands Of the dsseetors.
knrther expl oratons were discontinued, and the
Barrels, with their contents, were ordered to be-
conveyed to BELLEVUE Hospital dead house tin Mon
day next when further examination will ensne.
81 which time it Il confidently expected further
nasgDYetles u the animal creation viii be made
me human, as we'll as the animal remains doubt
Less mad been Experimental upon by the students
Of Che aboYe:named college, for the benefit of
science but for what purpose they were being for.
Harded 70 Dr.. Ward, of Newark ia matter Of con
lecture; they are quite valueless as anatomical
specimens It is possible that che students Of the
medical college were only desirons OF playing
joke on the Jersey lI. d.
\, Further developments will probably be made in
me matter dnring the investigation on Monday.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04
A UCPI0N MART IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
j. G. MAGKEY,
Aactionecr ana Commission, Merchant,

No 81 Magazine street. First District and No. SIS Jsvee
Fontth District
Respectfully informs the city deAerR and resdcns oF thn
EeTta yitlc that he has made with Mr.
J51 kARfUdS 10 open auction mart at his Furniture
Manuac where auction Of Furuu and All Kinds az
Me5ehsaL'e Produce oses, Cows Carriages etc viii! be-
sod re MondArs AID Friday commencing nj II O'clock A. M
MI John Rachy will attend the receipt and dey.
cry I'll goods sent for sails at this place Liberal advances
vii b. made on al kinds OF Merchandise Produce etc Ample
room for storage at low raIss. iaT I'M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04
OFFICE OF TIE LOUISIANA MUTUAL
~ INSUR lance COMPANY.

NEW URLEANs, December 81 $3.50
In accordance with the requirements Charter of the
Louisiana Mutual Insurance Co. and Of Legislature
of the State of Louisiana No lG Improved March m 1852
public notice is hereby that the following Certificates of
Script for the 1851 and RcCruug thereon remain
uncled in the Office Of the Company Certificates
and interest which shall be demanded the legal or
within thirty days Of this notice will cancelled and
annuea and the amounts thereof credited contingent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04

rendu CT dessns
recte DIES livres de la compagnt.
A. BROTHER, President.
JAMES e. WHEELER, Sacr8taire.
Fiat nE Ia LOUISIANA,
Paroisse d Orleans, willie de Ia NeOrl60ns
Sousc par devant moi lie our do anvcr
1851. D. F. MITCHELL
ja7 cot Juse de Pa1x de In SeconIe Conr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04

Its a bad sign for bachelor lawyer, when he
cap from bis pocket on which to wipe his nose,
thinking it white handkerchief The strings are
apt to be noticed and awaken unpleasant sus-
picions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04

COAPTR0LJlER'S OFFICE. ,
City of New Orleans, July, 1885,. !
mo. 2I29.1
~ ES3AVE1D. That the Gszevs1rs,Eger n m Il
AZ heis hereby authorized aud required give notice b.
a1dlng IN ta official journal that in
With the ninth section Of ordinance No ls approved March
So S4 the Council Will pay any bill against thu city ncsr
contracted under authority OF order ror The
.pnordance with the ordinance referred r.
tsgnedl 3 L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldcruson.
Lsignedl L. H. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen,
Approved April %, 1855
tagnedl JOHE l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
The aantion Of the officers Of the city and pugor 70.
pectully called to the foregoing resolution.
Ivl6~ Cnu,ptrafIer Civ If Ne1 nt,1,.r,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04
NE1EROtSERG ISEREDX!!-AN UNFAILING
V Specific for all neRses Of tho Urinary Organs and Gen


" Specific for all Diseases of tho Urinary Organs and
era Alternative and Blood Purifier.
Rhis "Remedy cures when all other preparations fail
Ne is entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed for
VenereE Diseases contains Mineral Poison NAusepus
Drugs being prepared from Roots Banks and Leaves
form of pleasant and delicious Syrup.
S-lt il - natures remedy Gcnorrhea elect,
Gravel Structure and is especially recommended for Fuor Al
bus whites in FenaesS for this complaint Invaluable
As general Alternative and blood purifier has equal
and does not fail TO cure ScrotuR Secondary Syphilis Glandu
lar Swengs Mercura and all Erupve Diseases curing them
speedily and permanently than any other mecne
Il does this by purifying and cleansing tho Misunderstanding to
flow in all its original purify and vgo thus removing from the
disease.
9Tn all old of Gonorrhea elect have bafed
all medical skill is especially rocornmended In old cases
fails Gnd ones in from three DAYS
few doses positively all scading heat chordee
pain.
&1t does affect the BREATH Interfere with any class
business
EB~lt requires assistance from other medicine.
the oiet-Rbe counting
without its ever being suspected rsmedy for private DIS
thei' permanent cure accompany each bottle
R5-For full particulars Circular any drug
store in the United States.
E sold retail for 81 per bottle three bottles S.
by all responsible druggists and dealers in medicines through
ont the United Staes and Wholesale by all wholesale drug
gsts.
POTTER MERWIN, Sole Proprletcrs, St. Louis, No.
J. WRIGHT h CO.,
Mes q and Isl Chgrres Get,
Wholesale Agents for the South
&J~Sold nv all DrsEsttu tails lykW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04

from the books of the Company
A. BROTHER President
JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Sworn aud Subscribed before this 9Th day of January
1S6l D. F. MITCHELL
Second Justice of the Peace
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04

W ~, Y said country eiergy rnan 10 one Of his
hearers, 6 DO yon always sleep in your pew when l
an officiating. Wlile yoE are all attention to every
stranger A inEite2 ooh. well. you. see. sirp he
replied. s when you preach I'm snre all's right;
z butt can't trust a stranger without keeping d
good lookout 20 20 :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04

The Fejee Islanders put charges into their guns
according to the size Of the perBen they intend to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF TING EORTE MUTUAL I'M
" suRANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS


accordance with the Charter of this Company and an act
of the Legislature of Louisiana NO 1867 approved 18th March,
1852 public notice is hereby given, tho following
of Profits Issue 1856 with interest re-
main unpaid in this Company. If claimed by the legal
within thirty days from the first publication
this notice, the vii, he cancelled annu ed and the
thereof credited the contingent on the books
of the Company, directed by its charter:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04

Paddy, are yoa not very wet?n q No, pIase
youF homer, bnt I'm very dry. . was the arch reply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04
EELMHOLD's GENUINE rREPARArIoN-

HELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
HELMBoLB,s BTCHT for the Bladder.
HHEEIMNBB0IR,S BgGIiT for t9s I1ropsy
HELMBOLn's BUCHU for Loss Of Memory
HE EE >E9l RS BBTGGII4 o. B@nss 81 visn
$$$SS # $i S;an'rs'
HELMBoL'D,s BuCHu for Universal Iassiiude.
HHEENNRRSSER$ R kgg3 t oE WIS., sTsas
HELMBoIn'S BuCLlq for nryness o! Skin.
HETR9LBs RUGHT Tor FIJI IL Ro Back
HE@B0hs s BEoT for ss sy Ct the Eyed with
HEMBoLDs REoHG tqs Mobility ioosctsness, with
B BTS for R4sssss snr from 1s
erection, and NIL diseGsesof
EEE EHAEEs, EEHAtEs E SExiIEs.
Old Young Single, Married. contemplating Marriage
TAKE NO MORE PILLS
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU s the very best remedy
an e w0f9 l2T M bahs If ae 10 me rex whether
change of life. See symptoms above.
No Family Should be Without It'll
TAKE NO MORE BALsAN Mercury or Unpleasant Msdl.
cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCtyU CURES
Secret Diseases
Io t Or no ' Change of diet No s
AND NO EXPOSURE.
Use HELNROLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU for Ezcesgesaris!nY
rom habits induged in
by Young and 9t1.
And Tor diseases arising from Habits DESTINATION It 70.
all improper discharges aad will tho Patea8
short time to q state Of Health and Purity,
Use HELhBOID'S EXTRACT BUCHU for Bfseagea and
q EGmsos E&TS35T G sGGH for al Affections
and disegEsa CT the
UriaaEy Organs,
Whether rxiatipgln
EIaie OF Female.
fr5n whAteTer cause orgina.na and tnEtter Of
How Long Standing.
Al the ahoTD dihHF and symptoms Rdm OF
ment anl may originate from the same
Read! Eend! Read! Read!
HELMBOLD'S BECHU Is safe, aud pleasant in taste and
oior, but immediate in it5 action
Personally appeared before Alderman Of tie city Of
Philadelphia, II. 7. HHLMHOLD, Celst, beng duly
cary, or inurioE3 drEsa, but purely Vegetable.
4. Y. IiGLABOtIl Sole Manufacturer.
E0' AND ' f. r n hBB Ed III Of Esybo
Price 81 per bottle six for s. delivered any address,
Prepared by H. T. HELMBOLD,
Practical and AuAl yLical Chemist,
l0l Sonth street, below ChGBnut.
Philaftiuhls,
By Beware of Countaeits and unprnciped Dealers who
edevo to dispose of their oTn and oter articles on the
reputation attained ny
Hembold'a Genuine Preparations
Extract Buchu
:. oarsauRrila.
=. Improved Rose Wash
Gold by JOHN WRIGHT It co,
q and l5l Chartrea street,
And oil Druggists everywhere.
Rs7-Asf for HEL&BOLDS-Tate Ma Other Cut ont the
advertisement and send for it. and avoid Imposition
posurH ia3l ly&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04
MIA MoWe&Frt

n LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
az m ORNAMENTAL WoRks Corner Ga r, of Benton and
Vs. 1.-TWO doors from the ST. Charles Theaer Manufacturer
Of the latest and most approved Patterns Of Ratings Vsran
dnhs, Deos Shutters Vanls Bridges Straight and Grculas
S4Es s ere Essns GaBals and a. kinds Of CAST AMI
Rangg, Castings, Guard Boxes Sash Weights and Ven
aer0 for sale at the Old Stand los St. Charles street. New
Orleans. o25ly
o. Il. &. CoLTon. GEO. BALDWIN.
n COTTON Sc BALDWIN, AsAe.
~ 70 No. 10 Canal street. No. Crossian and lTA
sNRaAsY Ne. 4 New IIsvee Strest, *
~ Copper, TAM and Sheet IRON - y
Workers,
sass Founders Fnishets and Manufacturers Of Steam
Trains Clarifying and EvaporanR Pans Fteres Juice Pans
Chmneys and Breechng Steamboat and Plantation Black.
splhinE.
GENERAL DEALERS IN HARDWARE, SHIP CHAN
DLERY AND STOVES,
Paneru Merchants and Ssamhoatinen will End their
vantage to give call before purchasing contracting
vhers jy13l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CoMfTRoLLER's OFFICE,
j. ., City Hall, New Orleans, Jan. 81, 1861
uIFs .-@ .a No. 1851
Re That the Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
to ndiudeae the lowest bidder days notice in the
pici Journal contract for constructing ballast road on
Magnolia street from Felicity road Washington avenue the
work 10 BE- done in accordance with lines levels specified.
ions Of the surveyor and said adjudication subject to the
approval or rejection Of the Common Oiunc.
LSisnedl j. o. NIXON,
.- President hoard of Aldermen
.I..z -lSignedl j. MAGIONL
President pro TEN. Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Januaty Il 1851.
ESigaedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
Notice hereby given that TUESDAY, 18th of February
ISL, at II O'Clock NJ will adudcate my Office, the above
contract. to the lowest bidder.
-, ip30 LIT " nHPT.FScTS. Carrntrnlrer