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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-02
DOinss Of Congress Oh Friday.

Spetfai DISPATCH 80 Cnfcago
WASHINGTON, July &C.
The House has been quarreling all day over
the question of direct tax. The North
western interest is strongly against it, the
chief objection being that it levies tax wholly
upon real estate, leaving monied capitalists
untaxed, thus bearing unjustly on the farming
population. The result is doubtful, but some
tax seems indispensable to procure the nego-
tiation of the $5o0,ooO,OO0 loan, which will
hang fire until the regular payment of the
interest is somehow secured. The treasury is
now destitute of funds
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-02

WA regiment of Teachers and Students,
rendered by President Hovey, of the Illinois
Normal University, has been accepted by the
General Government.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-02

FROM WAsHlNGroN.-J A. Green and ia
cob Butler, Esqs., returned last week from
trip 10 the East They were in Washington
on the day of the great battle at Bulls Run,
and report that they were able to hear the
firing The defeat cast a gloom over the
minds of all, but there was strong determ-
ation 10 make the best of it and to prosecute
the war with greater vigor. Gen. Mcdowell
is much censured in connection with the affair.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-02
Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance CT

1st 1t offers the most ample and undoubted secuyity
to its customers.
3D. 1t has always adjusted and settled its losses with
pronptess and iberui In this respect it challenges
comparison with the best eastern companies
3D. 1t is Home Company, and all other things being
equal should be entitled to preference foreign
corporations.
4th, The rates of Premium will be be low as is
sistent with the stability of the company.
DIRECTORS Isaac Uunderhill, Sydney Pusi er, Jacob
Gale, H. Wheeler, Richard Gregg W. r. Pho: ps Chas
Holland, Holland, P. Holland, A. G. Tyns, W. A.
Heron, Peoria; !, l. Fem, Lacon S. Howe Chicago
ISAAC UNDERHILL, Pr, sident.
CHAs. HOLLAND, Secretary.
WILL RID BARROWS,
General Agent, Davenport Iowa.
KING & METZGER, Agents, Muscatine, Iowa, over
Isett Brester Bank. May 4, 81 law1y.
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THOS. HANNA.

4 TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, Musca.
n tine, Iowa. Will practice in the several Courts of
this State Particular attention given to colec IONS.
Conveyancing, Examining titles and noarial business
promptly attended to. Once IN fremont buildings, daw.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-02

HAwKEYE RANGERs.-This fine lookin e
company of Cavalry, from Clinton county,
under Capt. Lefingwell, arrived at ten o'clock
Friday night The Rangers number SO men,
They started on their march for
Burlington at noon Saturday, having had
about twelve hours rest after their long
march of the preceding day, from Dewitt to
this city Our citizens were highly pleased
with the Rangers, and showed them many at
tentions The brass band escorted them
through the city and about three miles on the
Burlington road.
Capt. YIN. E. Lefingwell. by whose efforts
this company was formed, is a well known
citizen of this State, having held several re-
Sensible offices in Clinton county, and been
Judge of that District. He has always been
identified with the Democratic party, and is
known as one of its most talented leaders
He was some years since a resident of this
place, and his parents still reside here, being
among our oldest and most esteemed cit
izens Capt Lefingwell and his gallant
Rangers have the warmest sympathies and
best wishes of the people of Muscatine They
know him to be fearless and true, and that il
his men have the opportunity they will dis
tinguish themselves on the battlefield.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-02

RELIABLE HOME INSURANCE.
CHARTERED 1SI.1
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-02

Col Curtis, of the I'd Iowa Regiment
now at ST. Joseph, has at last been appointed
Brigadier- General This announcement was
prel1atturely made some time since.
New ADJUTANT GENERAL.-Ex-Goy. n. B.
Bs,cc1:. 81 Clinton county, has been appointed
Adjutant General in place of General Bowen.
Gov. Baker is Union Democrat, and in all
respects fit man for the place, having served
in similar capacity in New Hampshire.
Track laying on the NJ. & NJ R. R. west
of Marengo continues at the rate of quarter
of mile per day The iron is now laid six
miles west of Marengo. 1t is expected the
road will be opened to Brooklyn, twelve miles
from Marengo, by fall.
FOURTH Iowa REGMENT.--This regiment,
Col. G. NJ. Dodge in command, is now form
ing at Council Bluffs.
E. c. Porter, formerly Principal of the
High School at Iowa City has assumed the
editorial charge of the Iowa City Reporter.
L. D. Ingersoll, Esq, former editor,is at pres
ent in Washington. He is our special CORES
pendent in that city.
The Press, the Democratic secession organ
at Iowa City, has suspended. Its conductors
deserve "suspending' also.
A son of Mr.. Daniel Haskell, aged about
ten years, was killed at the Shingle Machine
in Burlington, on the 23d inst He labored
in the mill, and was in some manner, not ex-
actly known, caught in the machinery and
almost instantly killed.
Some fifty men from Taylor county
marched on the 9Th inst, to the assistance of
the Union men of Marysville, Nodaway coun-
ty, Mo-, who have been threatened with ex-
termination by the secessionists. Marysvile
was placed in state of defense. The enemy
actually approached the place; but were in.
duced to abandon their design, because they
were fearful of the consequence of an assault
The arms used by the Iowa boys were the
neyy rife and the sabre baVOnet
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-02
W. g. WOODWARD.

". g. WOODWARD.
A IToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND
"A Notary Public. Muscatine Iowa will, nr.ctica IN
the several courts of this the Federal Court
Particular attention will be given collections and the
examination of titles He will act as agent in huyno
and selling lands al paying taxes. Notaria bnsiness
and cenveyancing attended to- Office over Iset REV
ster's Bank Tan~ 90 ,co Dto"-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-02

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW-Prompt
n attention given collections, examination of titles
conveyancing payment of taxes, &C. Office over State
Bank Muscatine, Iowa. JAM II, 80. dawly
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lsIit glsaas ailg Qbrtstellt,
V NJ HIrysT1 gs9Ls q MI q.
i'll GIsaas alansa agarAst
1aE.qsY ,,vFles, N. 10 oanlp strces,

fYsssists ~ fSFsses Nd 70 Camp street. 1 |
Mauday Esening, May n, 1851 5 /
M sasan ii sinaciai and commercial circles expect
without as3 basis large IL u
o should hhya any Important transactions ~ Sc
rSf Irrespective f awar nhuenees We Hoad haye q daii
es &C pogeedinEs have it were 10 me
ssaisasd II trade and the general wind
snt etesin m business Is expected 70 follow
che Some as The annaa A ra Of the eosnlo
peses which has been eong on ter weeks mas attained the
usai4tins gin There OF the eenieto-day
NM f5sdcnls aIasinug. Many of them go under
sstss isSerant 10 ss South they DO not carry away
no much former hongh they have
esn taking paper payable usual ont Of they
coaia no and sadiciots # our
hanks in refusing agents. because such
nssnts ket accounts With them u being crowned with the
highest lei This aessicn q keeping deposits Or bal
understood Ws often hear many parties ex
lair,ipa have kept much deposit in this that
sssi Ind nishf discount when apply But the
epSaiser the bsnk ba his custodian
T Keeper bis Inore than for
is might such bank Very few Of
nls discount III o than thyee
foa wholesale dealers and traders have been
selling under the Of
Ing Of their for exchange on North
es esies NJ esnaot Tho depenasuse of hundreds
Mthaeds misunderstanding in The North
essentially inhibited The hundreds of
thousands dollars which have after for over
been drawn from this dur
lar nc spn yronths This We have
no. pay orhesn the debtor
tssans pay what Is that
manufacturers cloth A. shoes, hat and
through tho suicidal Of discountpg The bills
pseudo friends Otherwise Southern films with
well principals and owners
Ihare noih and about the banks today more
tha ghs days business On the
sssuss have been few transactions The note
BROKERS' Many Of them preparing for
& eussibss u the ashiag banks
Tbs Exchange narkat depressed fosday. Good
sshf Drafts New were sold ut pct discount The
sanks discount, MOI look n
Fine B sight could be sold
Ill ct Undcr he laws of al exchange
actions with and The foreign states prohibited
supposed authorities will take action in the
ssefs Bills weak e day STEERING at 95@s
dull and difficult ascsrtail
been made. had been
fendsIsd hase, therefore, Bii and
well II the oyster banks
N getting into limo iar me
append he iass Of the banks Of South
Caelnas ~ inonth # y The
Tls line has 10 for the
zuCnt hare increased 1868 COO There will
nancy Northern States BY carolinans
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SPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,

SPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For Its wonderful and beneficial qualities GENTLE
sTIMULANT, TONIC, DIURETIC and suDoRIFIC, which
testified to by Physicians and thousands Ladies' and Gentle
men in ali parts of Europe and America
AS "a Gentle stimrIant and Tonic,
1t strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
AS Diuretic,
II iInpnrts healthy action the GLANDS KIDNEYS, and
URINARY ORGAFS-very beneficial in DRoPSY, GOVT,
Eruptic and Rheumatic Affections.
AS n Sudortsc,
upon the Skin, opening the pores and e2peipg all i'm
puries by nsensbe perspaOu thereby driving off Erupton
and cleansing the surface giving and vigor to the whole
system, and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
of the SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe OF IndtRhs
Have long the Blossom and Fruit of the Elder Of
their most valuable remedes
I'm Germany,
dried and by families for In
Speer's Wine OF Elder
pure from the juice of cultivated Elder By
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable
dcna properties SUPERIOR any other Wines common
use, and excellent article for all WEAK and DEBILITATa
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INFIRM, removing ALL
DISTRACTIONS improving te APPETITE and beneftting
LADIES and CHILDREN.
A Ladies' Wine,
Because will inoxcate contains mixture Of
spirits other liquors. admired for its RICH peculiar
snd nuive properties mpartng healthy tone to the Sto
ech and Digestive Organs.
ES-A wine-gass full may be used with meals,
any time through the day. desired.
We will only ask your indugencet make trial of this
Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by E. J. HART Il CO., JOHN
WRIGHT CO. JAMES SYME, Canal street, and by all the
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
Kz-The trade supplied at proprietnrs prices
ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor,
n1y2k lyhW 2ne Broadway. New York
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51S lfs z
yesterday wasopprsasiyey IN temperature
clouds aaang around in the upper atmosphere and
q rain towards nj hta slower just
would be peculiarly acceptable. Business the quay
sssssfda stupid The rivals werebut tn &c
n the departures consisted Of the Acadia for the
for Red river and the Fefd Kennett for ST.
gi,aiss
sss Tho Memphis Appeal If the 18Th says:
i ns qg ssg d 5sSes s gosa
III m a 5 yssssssaS Y eon
4 Ths ss isoais Republican u tho lsilsays;
n te p hours ending n y
nlaFk II BecetnssS es div EneineeT's measurement
llaoss rissF y falias slowly, and n good Stage from
EIsgs Il pasqau falling
s XII IN, @ 4 ri ,ss on s
nv liver II high X 3fss- s0sF " Wy
R ls R s. tsi5 sas a
Tsasss Y ss M mouth
~ Y sla ssaon AZ Hapsi sloas
~ fss and ssng, win ii feet and rising III
iAhawha Is falling Wis 10 fest from Charleston 10 ms
isrsing rapidly up ID sunday had swOlen
sahsr continues vsFy BAD I'D mid II
VA s sssss Ass Up dsy
nasgg wonderfully salatas effect Starvation win
LsscgneHE ron regular ana sne
ssis bi s4 fns @
xoR sEp iest AID eissan, passengsr
faSs ssISsn 81 Rsa Nc ss. r
ssssa RER E ssi
leaves Ills evsfg HI Rsd s'ofss eonHaaer
M4nY 4 woa EicxsaUne-The elegant and ss,t .v.a.a
asss saass sssss e
so5 s \ n aaa sis sosst mug
Ell Fs5, RSs ssS Se 9s o
eclqcl his essn ming for Cairo q ST. Ioais. = q
"a Jn1IA BokHE IoR The ARK The fne swift and
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Co9PrRoLLERS OFFICE,
City of New Orleans July I 1855.
mo 2l29.1
DISSOLVED; That the Comptroller be and
IL he hereby authorized required give notice,
standing advertisement official journal
the ninth section of ordinance No. 14&2 approved March
80 1854 the Council will pay any bill against the city
contracted under authority of the Comptroller
accordance with the ordinance referred to.
iSignsd1 Z L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
e. [Sgnsdl l.. H. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April 23, 1885. II.
fsignedl john l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
Thsaenon Of the officers of the city and Of the puho
specially called TO the foregoing resolution.
Y. DuPLESSIB
iylf nf Nos " leans.
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LOUISVILLE Per steamer Louisville S56 bales hay r.
bids tobacco Thes Keee 4S do jas Turner do Short
Aco5g do Wilson Ynnng e do Moore Browder-
FRASER &co Roach Geo IL do Given Watts Eco do
Pondexter geo II do kirkpatrick Eco do Anderson &
Harper55 bales hay ingram Il Keith 40 bales cottoI to
Melon &co-S do N Greenwood bhs oil to d Dof eco
sundries orderTota 579 hhds tobacco 4S bales
ST LOUIS Per steamer W Morrison bales cotton TO
o Nelson eco QS do Green Gr3lnp-l0 do Il May Eco
do NJ Hall II hids tobacco Il Short &eoU8 do Wilson
Il Young33 do Jas Turnerl do t3iven Watts &co-0 do
Kirkpatrick 6col3 do Moore Browder5 do Isl Walker
do Thomas Carl do Fraser &co do Anderson Harper
3 tobacco Benthuysen Grafton hhds
x SEEKS ingram Keh75 do N 0yert5n &co422 do
Horrei Gayle &co5 ibis oil Moare &c 06 seeks peas 10
Poole &co-5 bd paper Delta 80 BIB sugar Good
rich &cou riceto Eaton Betteon 10 rolls leather and
undrie orderTotal 74S bales 35 hhds obacco 54
seeks corn.
JEFFERS0N-Per steamer Bonlrd- So bales cotton
Battle, Noble &eol Carroll Hoy &coS6 JW Burbrdge eco
. Wright Afien--6 Converse deo5 A Rugeley Eco-5do
Farley Jnrey &eo Phelps Jone-a Foley Avery &co2
Ins bales wool 1856 bags do bales hides 200 head cattle
and sunaries 10 order--Total 1856 bales cotton.
oPELopsAs- Per steamer Nina SHINES bales cotton
bale wool bales moss hhds and sundries to order
LAFeuRgHE steamer Lafourche- 40 hhds sugar to
0glesby Macanlay4 10 do Sabaer bales cotton North
Duth 6co--sundries to rider.
SHREVEP0RTP Per steamer D R Caro- 20 hhds sugar 10
West Renshnw ammack q bales cotton Phelps JOINS
do M ID Cooper &co do @ I Budfecke &c hides CIapp
Mitchell jacks hf bbls whisky ueyrouze Lanesdo II
$50 head cattle 1852 bead sheep and sundes order-Total q
hhd5 sugar bales cotton.
LOWER COAST Per steamer Empire Parish bbIs mo
asses Rhoer cunts 1893 do l26 hhds sugar w Moncured
do g NJ PhelaR--sandries TO order.
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Nc an mas, si as lbs Kust
M chs IL pfohaby, tho star of hut bright
hininr lame shall have he pleasure Of look
admitting for lons time q ecIne sh viii pass the
No amer nan fa Capt Hoieo ever wicked the deck d
Western amy other His associates renowned
for their poll Having remarked
this mneh in plain and representations manner will con-
Glade b. SAYING that safer swifer cemniolinns
searer turns wheel between here and louisville
See that you hand by the time The last bells tapped
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pERRY's COAL OIL LAMPS,

And the Original NASHVILLE COAL OIL,
AT PERRY's OLD LAMP STORE, Cof 20 years standing)
No. liz Poydras street,
Where you can't find 20 900 gallons of Oil 6D0 Tampa
where you end $40 Coal oil Lamps OF az the
Coal Oil Lamp makers; together with great variety OF Gam
phe, e, Spirit Gas and Solar Lamps , -, 49,. ,
generally hand Coal Oil by the barrel which
guarantee nre ad az usual continue supply the trade with
fro ws time and just as many rich and
Coal Oil Lamps the trade requires at as low prices
cen he found elsewhere. ppppv
mia If ID. EEhhf'
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AlsbielU Ol tbt Alatkets.

GRrs1Esg cKrIes, NO. 10 CAMg sTREEr,
Tuesday Morning May q, 1861
cOTTox... an extremely limited supply and very
sales did not exceed 800 bales
New ORIEARg oLAssrEIoATIoNs.
Ta sssE & Il 81 5@ill1
Ga9od addling Fair nominal
Stat or COTTON.
geock q hanf sepsamesr bales 74 1sf
h 5sceiya5 aancs. i,82s S5l ~ 81
Eesslved yessarda 9os Ls3l,662
l,s05.Tss
Exported YESTERDAY 2,i38 1854 200
Stock y, hand not catrad 4l59s
TOBACCO. W. did NOT hear IF sale
STATEMENT or TOBACCO.
stDek bsns Ill 1900. hhda. zO,57o
Rsssss - 81
ts,o57
Espsstsd
STACK ~, mana not cioarsd la7T2
About 80 binds. changed hands, Quotations
moninal.
NoLAssEs s heard of some $50 bbls. sold at
! VI snloH sor 0fdinary.
a5a bbls. new aold Of which $50 Good Extra
at ss 10 aud 100 City Mills A 50 a. bb
~ The sales ~ Corr nbont 5000 sacks in
rTnsisg 1915 Ordinary Ysllow Mixed and 1860 Mixed Soc
a0a0 Mixed and 1000 Mixed at 90 and White
as59e Oats sales 40osacks ST.
xuis 81 buse 81 Bran about 25s sacks disposed Of
y III 81 b l07 Ibs.
The transactions In Pork comprised 100
bills at vat 10 Dbl In Bacon We noticed retail lots OF
loc sheadets 49, fol- Ribbed sides I5c. Il
EIsaf or sl5 changed hands 91sc p N
ases included 100 bags ii and 546 at
1T Isc d sbs 81
HTS. Filling mp ID. European vessels for
Liyerpocl masters asking Very little roomleft
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CATTLE M a q let.

JEFFERSON CITY May 81. 1861
yesterday 4ss Texas Beeyes, SO Sheep and 10 Veal
Cattle. Sold Texas Beese $50 Hogs andI00 Veal Cattle
Stock safe 100 Westen esas Reeyes, Mich Cows
12s8 Hogs, 5s0 Sheep and i; IS veas Cattle We quote
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EoR GoNoRKHHA, e1EET, WEAKNESS PAIN,
CAESThUT GROVE WHISKY
CHESTNUT GROVE wBIsI
Purest Dinnsnbre stimurant

The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED wH1sEyde
ares Introduce the article the public physicians Of city
and country, as the
Purest DtrFasnbIe sttmuIant
which has been prepared for U.S. It
acordal at once heahu and nggorang to the enfeebed
whether by age or disease 1t distilled the best rye and
mall ana Its nutritious properties preserved by prccesu
peculiarly his whereby the Oil and other
gredens known be contained in the Whisky general
are completely separated absolute purity of this
1cletrom any foreign admixtursis guaranteed.
In addition to the following testimonials from the most emil
nept Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia New York and Eos
ton the State Agricultural Society endorsed 1t with hs
Diploma and Dr. Jackson Boston, has testified pnder oa
TO its absolute purity. Read the following
oERTIFI OATES:
Philadelphia, Sept. 9, 1883.
We have carefully tested the sample of Chestnut Grovo
Whisky which you u.s. find that contains none Of br
poisonous substance known Oil which Is the ebsrpoay
o and injurious ingredient Of the Whistles general use
BOOTH, GARRETT L CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists
New York, Sept. 5. 1855.
have analysed sample of Chestnut Whisky receys
from Mr. Charles Wharton Jr of Philadelphia and having
carefully tested it, pleased that Ia entirely free
from poisonous deeerious substances an unusually
pure and fine favored quality Of Whisky. -
JAMES r. Chiffon, Analytical Chemist
Boston, March 7, 1859
have made chemical analysis samples
chestnut Grove Whisky which thehegvp
Fusil Oils and perfectly pure unadulterated. The
flavor of this Whisky grain used In sn-
featuring it, Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, M. D., State Assayer
No. l6 Boyistou street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Dr., .s
Wholesale Agent,
ll6 Walnut street.,
ie2 ly&W PHILADELPHIA.
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q, Is ANS Or sopIA cARolssa ii, tspriI, 1851


is the month Of March,
specie increased Sf49 S23 THE deposits have
increased Rha til following show decrease
tle 6gutes Circulation. s25a dis
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OUACHTTA RIVER.
LOWER COAST AND LAFOURCHE.

Leaves every TU ESnAl P NJ. and SATURDAY AN
TIL FAST PASSENGER AGKET
~ h La fptzrcfle. JOS. Dalferes, master leaves New
eans above returning dewp the Coast
sSssa&2s7E99zsE Monday and Thursday. in daylight
VIRGINlUS Z. DEFTZEII
nl2 Advertising Agent.
xs-The N. O., G. and H. T, Company will have clerk
foot of Louis from this date receive freight
For freight apply board at the office of the
Company, 10 Cont street.
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RatlrOaHa. o"-. o4..
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, May a. bales cotton TO Cutrer & Harrison
n RhoreT L Hnnts--Toal6 bales cotton.
q PoNTGHARTRAIN. 81
n MoBILE--Per stearner oregon--sundries to order.
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MAYORaIlTY. OF FaClAt4.


MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, D
City Hall, May 1861.
Common Council Of the City of New Orleans.
mo. 56l9.l
Rteed That tho proposal Of w. j. Seymour to supply the
city for year, with blanks and binding the sate when
requred April ~ 6 be accepted and approved and
that proposal Of Alex Levy to supply the city with
blank books and stationery for year GATED April p 1861
accepted approved and the Mayor hereby authorized
formy with published in the official Journal
from the 18th April 1861 the 2d April 1851 inc sive the
securities offered by W. j. seym TO witt Thos keee and
Cook, Young Co, securities offered by Alex Levy being
accepted ,
[Signedl a. MAGlpNi,
President pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
rSiynedl 10. NIXON,
5- President Board of Aldermen.
Approved May II, 1861.
myiS St fSigned] JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
mo. 56201
Whereas depressed state of the treasury and the alarming
condition affairs demand that the Srtcest aud the
greatest management should be observed in the administration
Of city affairs therefore, be i
ResoUsd from and after the passage of this resolution
cesSary and ogehe Indispensable be and they hereby
ordered stopped and the Comptroller is hereby requested
TO nos ne the ale Of any I'll that he
ordered until further orders from tire Common Council
fSipnedl j. MAGIONT
President pro tenn Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl J. o. NIXON,
~ President Board of Aldermen
Approved May II, 1861
inSis 81 iSgnedl JOHN II. MONROE, Mayor.
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8ije gnsIligsnfs.

fRKsHxsv Dyr1oE. No.78 CAHP STREET NJ
Tuesday Morning, May a. 1851
sIhs Weather Isusfness-E departures Yes;
Eerslss HEtscel laneotss Items ~ Clippings
froasa our I'm Hiver ExeHsang es--De departures
IosI@ay, csc. i8
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DQRpEE-lG0l casks Of the celebrated brands of f. G.
hhbes's MEetts and Barclays London Stout sale BY
* ~ - = VpLFR
AS2 corner Sisvie. and New Leyee streets