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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR THE CURE or

FOR THE CURE or
Costire,ess, Jas1adice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dyseltery, Foul Stomach, Erystpelas, Headache,
Piles. Rheumatism, Eruptions and Skin Diseases.
Lirer Complaint Dyopsy. letter., Ionors and
Sab Rhenm, Worms, Gout. Neuralgia, as a
Dinner Pin, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugsr-coated, SO that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they arc the
best aperent in the world for all the purposes OF
family physlc
Price Is cents per Boz; Five boxes for 500.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personagcs, have lent their
to certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthese
remedies, but space here win not permit the
insertion OF them. The Agents below named fur
nsh gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC In which they
are given, with also fun descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
DO not be put off by unprncipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on
Demand AYERS, and take others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them and they should
have il.
All our remedies are for sale by
RARILEIT, KAYE d CO., Agents for Keokuk
and sold by dealers in Medicines everywhere.
febl5dnw
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GHERIFF'S SALE.


STATE OF IOWA, LEX CousrY;-Ss.
BY virne Of special execution To me direct ed Is.
sued by the Clerk az the District Court said
In fayor ~ Henry y r. Block and eanst Billings
and also Carr against =. n Billings bill
ia said and Joseph Manning also obtained jndg
neutngainst H. A Williams bill in id case.
ans! as commanded have levied upon and will eel "a
the highest bidder, NJ Tie tnorof the Clerk Oice Of
thr District Court OF Lee County Iowa at Keokuk III
said county. the 18th day Of November A. u, 1851
between the hours II O'clock IN, and o'clock Il.
OF said day, commtneirg III o'clock p m. the
fellow ing property iowit the south quarter a
the snuttwest quarter Of the northwest quarter. n
the half Of the half ~ the south west
Of section fourteen all In township sixty six Ice
north, range I've (5l west. In Lee county, Iowa
also. twenty 40 feel OF lot four Al adioin
ing lot three and ten 10 feet OF Of lot fon Al ad
joining lot hve IS alin block hundred and th
Is eight I3s AND thirty hsc rs feet of The side
OF lot five Is I'm block hundred and thirty eight
1871, all IN keokuk. Iowa; and the north half OF the
south half OF the north haf OF section twenty eight
In township xis's Xix ice norh range Eve Isl west
In Lee county. Iowa and twenty feet go OF 10,
No four III IN block one hundred ana thirty eight
l3e ffis-iye s. fret the rear ends Of lots
Ave and six Band III ia block forty nine 40 In the
city Of keokuk Lee county. Iowa.
Taken levied upon and t. be sold by order OF Court
TO satss, said writ OF execution.
keokuk, October III. 1rtIi.
IN. GRIFFITH,
sheriff OF Lee Comfy
ocsi2dtd hytJ IL. KNOTT, Deputy.
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L. ELLOGG a BIRGE,

L. ELLOGG d BIRGE,
8B Main street.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
u R q T. II liz 8.
Have nowi store and for sale
rs Hh'ds N. o, Sugars,
SO Bags Rio Coffee:
rs Chests Teas,
25 Bbls Moiasses,
100 Baies Cotton Hatting,~
20 Bags Cotton Yarns.
100 Bales Cotton Twines,
800 Kegs Wheeling Nails,
100 Boxes Glass,
SO +" Star Candles,
100 = Palmer and Family Soap.
$50 - Assorted Brands Tobacco,
....,s IS Bills smoking Tobacco,
600 Bags Shot
goo Kegs Rife and Blasting Powder,
10 Bags Black Pepper,
10 :. Aiispice,
800 :" Nutmcgs,
1000 I" CAssia,
SO Dor Buckets,
And large quantity fsuch goods usually kept
bs Grocers. sepldtf
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EXECUUTOR,S SALE.


y -
To A. II. Heaslip, Susannah J, Heasip, p. r. Lo
max, Trustee Ihrs or. Hart Il co.. Randolph Leslie
Co.. John Donnhoe. John shores G.. Frank n Co..
Young, brothers Co.. Webster, Marsh 4 Co., Locke
Marsh Al Co..
You and each Of you are hereby notified that there
IL file in the oce 81 the Clerk OF the District
Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at Keckuk, petition of
r. Pfefer a Co claiming OLA ii. Heaslip two thou
sand dollars due his Two notes
by mortgage and against All or the OF
said mortgage the west 30 fest Of lot lu) In block
one hundred L0l in The City Of Keokuk, Lee County.
Iowa
And uniess yon appear in said Court at before
the second day OF the next term thereof,
mcncing OH the frst Monday Of February. 1867. and
said petition, decree Will be rendered against
You As prayed Tor.
JOHN II. CRAIG.
Oct 81 ISGi-d Att'y for Plt'Hs
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GHERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE CorSTy-sS:
by virtue Of special execution me directed. is.
sued b, the Clerk c the Disrct Court OF said
In favor Of Hiram Barney and against Josiah Danforn
and also decree against WiIlism X. Gsrrsrd. Ada
Garrard and Henry GFRhsm.) have levied upou, and
viii sell to the highest bidder, ut the door Of the
Clerks once OF this District Court Of Lee County,
Iowa. III Keokuk In said county, the Goth day o.
sember, A. u. 1851, between the hours OF o'clock a.
M. and o'clock p. M. Of said day. commencing al
o'clock p m, the following property, to-wit being
the following tract Of land situated In the County OF
&c and State Of Iowa. TONI Lot No. seven fT1 In
block one hundred and ninety yak 1861 Ia the Cty Of
keokuk.
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order Of Court
to satisfy said writ OF execution.
keokuk, Oct. 81, 1861.
II. M. GRIFFITH,
oet2dtd Sheriff Of Lee County.
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FKEFANED
DIR. J.. G.. 10 Il CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, u per Bottle SIX Bottles for %.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such for the OF
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entrcly unnecessary for to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever il has been en-
ployed. As ii has long been In constant
throughout this section, need not do more than
the people its quality is kept up to the best
II ever has been, and that it may be relied on TO
do for their relief all IL has ever been found To do.
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NEW BOOKS.
The Partisan Leader
Great Expectations
Da Chaiusf Africa.
Revised Army Regulations.
Gaysiry Tactics.
Northwest Coast.
Halieck's Military Science.
McGieiians Armies OF Europe.
Just received by
OGDEN, BRoWNELL Il co.
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CHERRIES SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, Ira CorsTY-ss.
~ virtue ola rpnc al execution To directed issued
BY The Clerk of the District Court sad county In
favor OF Henry Io~Ie and against +. X. Ford, tanG
ais" decree AGAINST Margaret fusss7 John H, saH-
van, W. M. e. Terrence and Thomas Davis, have
levied upon. and Will sell to the highest bidder The
door OF the Clerk Once Of the District Court OF ire
Gonnfy Iowa at Keokuk ~ said county, the 15s u
DAY OF November, A. u. irtI between the hours OF q
O'Clock a. m. and o'clock u. IN. Of said day, com
msneinE al 2ocioek pT M, the folio wing property,
to-wii. Lot No. ten 10 and ten ti0l feet ofot No.
eleven II Joining lot No. IUl % block No ~
lily OF Eeokuk Lee county and State OF Iowa with all
tho buildings thereon said property IL located the
northessteriy side of Eondeau street between III and
Ah streets much shall be necessary 10 pay of
said debt and costs including the not
yet due In this case; Ind III there b~ any surplus leh
after paying OF sad sum Of Sr0 leo with interest
and costa that samn be applied 10 the payment Of the
notes not yet dne Sc forth the de Ia this
TO which reference In made.
Taken, lfyed upon and be sold by order VI Court,
10 stisfs said writ ofexecatiou.
keokuk, Oct. liz. 1851.
III. NJ. GRIFFITH,
Sherin Lee Cnuntys Iowa.
octl5d by J.B. KNIGHT, Deputy.
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rs Min Street.

Hn win be assisted By Mr.. JOHN NJ. BIsBEE, whose
lons ~ perencc aud Ell known 10 The
public.
tsots sold the must favotRbe terms and delivered
70 any part " the city.
All kinds III Produce taken in exchange
Srpt a '6l.
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Dated Aug al, 1861.
STATE OF IOWA.

Lei publication Of the foregoing notice be made
IN The Daily Gate City daily eewspaper published in
keoknk ~ said County, such publication for
four consecutive weeks, according IL law.
Witness my hand this 3ist DAY d Aug al d 1861
ERIE j. LEIGH. Cpk Dist. Court,
Sept. Q, 'GI. Bs CHAts Dorpn DENY
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TO James Richcy.
You hereby notified that there la now on hle In
the office OF The Clerk Of the Dstfc, Court Lee
ty, Iowa, Fort Madison petition OF Hiram Barney,
claiming or you. James Hichsy the Of three hum
dred dollars, with ten per cent interest per annu.
payable annually ,as money due mort gage made by
you to Charles Mason. and since assigned to said
piaintiH. Hiram Barney. dated 18th uf August, s5h.
gtsc c1.ir,nr against YOU the foreclosure OF said
mortgage the same being nren the north half. Of
quarter OF the south OF Section
twenty six l269 Township sixty seven, t6s,) Kange
seven, ~ VEST. Lee County Iowa for the purchase
money! and further asking for sale of said premises
and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before noon tile ay 81 the next term Of
day Of December, A d., 1861, defsultA he entered
against you, and judgment rendered theron. prayed
for in said petition. III. SCOTT HOWELL.
Aug 20,Ei,dlm Attorney for Plaintiff
NOTICE.
Ie Henry L. Ninal.
You are hereby notified that Hiram Barney has filed
his petition In the District Court, Lee County Iowa
st-Fort Madson against yoa, pray ing for Judgment
against Henry L. pinai, upon his mortgage given to
Charles Mason for the III unp thnn sand doIlars
with ten per cent interest from August 1861 and for
the sale Of the east half Of the fractional northwest
quarter and the Southwest quarter OF the
quarter Of Section six, 90 Township sxtysix, (s6)
hnnge SIX tb.l west, In Lee County Iowa IN pny -
saM debt. and the extiRgurhnen Of al equity OF re-
demItop, aud for the appointment of d Receiver Ia
take charge Of said property
And you must appear and answer said petition by
noon Of tile second day Of 81 said Court 10 he
held on the first Monday ~ December, ibGi or iuag
msht will bc Lad thereon, ~ prayed for.
II. sGuTT HOWELL.
Aug2o'aidlm Attorlsylor Paints.
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Oct 81 IGi-d
IAMUEL POLLOCK.

Gives notice that he has purchase the entire stock OF
Groceries and Store hxtnres formerly owned by w III
Austin Co, and will continue the business nj the old
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SALE.

Aug. 26. 1861. did.
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Original NOTICE.

Sept. .. ,eI.
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NOTICE.

Aug 81, 'a1d1m
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i EGAL NOTICE.

sep,.r,,Bl-dlm
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lRoN COTTON r1Es. sen at l2o. W ID. cash.

IRON COTTON TIES. :. sell at l2o. u ID. cash.
GuNNY BAGS The last sales reported were at
l3@l4c. cash for Medium. Stock on the LIST inst.
1918 bales.
WHISKY. The receipts have been light, and the
supply is moderate, but the demand is limited and
confined TO the retail trade, at S73c. U gallon for
Rectifed.
Weeks receipts $50 bbls.; exports 90.
COFFEE. E. The demand has been limited, but
prices have been maintained the sales of the week
comprise so bags Rio at SOC. q ID. and 200 bags
at 35c. u b. for Confederate States Treasury notes.
The stock now on hand is about 1900 bags,
STAR CANDLES. . Our quotations are 2l022c.
for Light, and PIC. y ID. for Full Weight.
SALT. The rates for Liverpool from second
hands are 81 % 4 sack for Coarse, and 81 6j@S2 70
for Fine, in warehouse, and 81 Is q 50 80 for
Coarse 81 75@$2 50 for Fine, delivered free Of
drayage. About $4,000 sacks have been sold from
warehouse during the past week
RICE. Carolina-There has been a fair de-
mand al &c. u 10,
OLs :. The best quality of Winter Strained Lard
Oil sells slowly at 95o.QG$l 10 y gallon, Cotton
Seed at 55G1GOc. for Crude, 65@70 for Refined and
700S0c. q gallon for Bleached. Southern Oil Com
pany's Oils have been selling at soc. for Ma
chinery, Csc. for Deck and Paint and zoe. e gal.
lon for Gas Oil,
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warrants now on the market are those OF the ola
defnnet Union, and not recognized in the land
Offices of the South unless there4s treason abroad
Foreign gold coins are well sustaned-all kinds
Of gold are purchased by dealers on Camp street,
There has been another "a fiare-up" in the New
York Loan and Discount market The State Of
Ohio wanted to borrow $l,500,0o0 at par, and in
terest at the rate of {3ct. On the opening of the
tenders in New York on the Sth instant, there were
only S25000o rendered, and these tenders were at
from S5Gas5. Just one-sixth of the amount called
for was responded to.
The New York News, of the 9th inst, says:
The rise in the Southern stocks has been brought
about not only by purchasers on foreign account
by parties aware OF the chances OF recognition, but
by the conversion of Southern ownership into
Northern property since the threats of contiscaton
The Southern owners of Northern railroad, bank
and other stocks reason thai if the North succeeds
in its projects OF sSbiugation, it will confiscate
Southern property. Hence it will be safer to have
their property III Southern investments. On the
other hand if the South succeeds in its independ
ence the stocks of the Confederate States will be
worth par ana more. For these and similar rea-
sons the commission houses have had large orders
to buy Southern State stocks, and the payments in
some cases are made by drafts On tue city banks.
1t is one feature of the case, and intended by
those who took the separation as means Of mate.
rial benefit 10 the South, that all Southern capital
employed at the North will be called home, and
employed there in manner that will deYelope in
dlstrial elements.
The following figures give the position of the
banks of the State Of South Carolina including the
banks Of Charleston for the last month, as given
in the Charleston Mercury of the l2th from the re-
turns made to the Comptroller Of the State.
The aggregates are as follows:
RETURN OF TIE Ranks OF NE CAROLINA roR
rIJp, MfSr ny
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gsb 0rIsans AIpneu Hlarkst.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street
Friday Evening, August Is 1851.
There was no money or paper market to-day; in
fact, our commercial community appear to be
moving on as though there was no such commodity
as money. few thousands Of dollars Of silver coin
are amply sufficient for the daily interchanges of
SAFES and trade. Capitalists and owners will be
Whsthng ere long for employment; instead of v-
lng on their income, they will be obliged to draw
on thelr principals. In the meantime, they have
an opportunity to do some good with their spare
4 iuhds OF surplus the Common Council of our
city is authorized to raise $3.50 000 to be applied
towards the defence of the city. Books for sub
scription to this loan are open at the office of
the City Treasurer. Certificates in sums Of twenty
nye dollars will be issued, thus enabling all of
moderate means to subscribe. These certificates
will bear interest at the rate of fect and payable
on the LIST ofJuly, 1862. They will be received for
taxes and all dues to the city after the LIST January
1861, Disregarding the patriotism and devoted.
ness to the great Southern causewhieh it is hoped
VII induce many citizens to come forward and
take shares in this the security Of the loan is
beyond all doubt, to which Ne may add the rate of
interest allowed, say 8 Oct. There are many pro
perry holders who can easily take from SODA
$1,000 81 the loan, and many more who can fake
from szoegi00. In fine, this is a loan which should
command the attention Of all property holders, and
they are invited TO come forward at once,
There was nothing going on in Exchange TODAY
beyond retail sales. Bank sterling at 100. with
some outdoor sales of AL sixty DAYS at 1oel
Other grades we quote at from l0o@lo3 and 1o5.
The advance in cotton in Liverpool warrants the
supposition that several shippers viii have bal
ances to draw for; but the majority Of shippers
will be in Liverpool prepared and ready to receive
any balances between the proceeds of sales and
the bills drawn fer against such shipments.
Nothing doing in francs beyond small light sales
for re1nittances, which are supplied by the banks
atfrom 5l6@5.05.
There vas nothing doing in uncurrent or distant
bank notes. Brokers buy and sell as usual, and
any clear looking bank paper of the Western,
Northwestern and Southern States is purchased at
from Iot@4O and 50 yet. dis. Gold is in demand,
with The dealers asking 2a@3 and t2ot. premium,
while American silver coin is not attainable only
through the banks at par.
There il nothing doing in land warrants. All the
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By comparing this statement with that for the
month Of June, we find decrease in the following
items of the sums annexed: in circulation. sl43,-
DIG in specie, $37,5S2 discounts, S1Sl ,65G de-
posts, Sl39,59T; domestic exchange, SIS, 95S, and
foreign exchange, $685., 705.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NAYoRALTY Or NEW ORLEANS,

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORIFASS2
City Hall, august u, ISL.
The attention Of al persons carrying the business Of
baker and other PEI ons selling bread directed the pro
visions Of the following ordinance entitled Ordinance for
establishing the ASH and eguRIg the Weight Ir9Dc-
ton If Bread: aHa all persons carrying Of
baker heleby notified call tie Mayors Office prior
the lst sepemar and there make the declaration required by
the first section ct The orthhEce Gnoer the penalty provided y
the SAID frat section OF the said ordinance.
JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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CATTLE MARR EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY, August Il. 1881
Arrived during the week l2l6 Texas Beeves, III
Hogs 59S Sheep and 1856 Veal Cattle. Amount OF
Stock sold were ll56 Texas Beeves, 13s Hogs, 4l4
Sheep and So Veal Cattle. StGck remaining on
sale are 1888 Texas Beeves, 81 Hogs, S24 Sheep
and 9S Veal Cattle. We quote
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RLACK d HoLTz, No 40 PoYpRAs STREET
NEW oRLE4Ns, Ia.
3anatacus and saers Copper Tin and Sheet Ironwar.
and Stoves, of the most approved patterns
STENCIL MARKING PLATES, for Merchants, ManufRc-
FiDf - e'p-
aS~gWtering and Fooling in a its various bzarrhoa
tts~ae6hing rrnulptiY attended to ala ly
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SEC g. 1t shalt only be lawful for bnkps or oher persons
carrying on the business Of baker aforesaid within the limits
OF IBIS city, 10 MAKE bake three kinds bread viz
The first snail be OF The hc.t quality Extra -four The
second shall be Of the best 1uahty SUperne" -four
the third SHAH b. of Fine" flour but god wholesome
That of tie fist IN ~. camnonly known Fancy Bread
shall within the provisions this ordinance SO far as
troed by the foeg ina Rssiza Provided bread shah
not exceed one pound weight and ha il all otheF respects
be made, baked and stamped herein eGred all bakers
other making baking selling such bread shall in
all other RESPECTS conform comply with he provisions
this ordinance undr the penal les heti" fixed Of the
second quail shall have The weight required by tile foregoing
as52e, aud that Of the third qniy MI weigh Onecighth
more Bread OF the first quality stall he Ss mpsd with the
figure that Of the second with the figure . that Of the
thd with the figure in addition The stamp mark Of
baker. ANY baker not complying wi the provisions hereof
iiGed not less than twenty fv4 dollars Iha one hun
dred dollars.
SEC Any baker person ing on the bs ness of
who shll mix permi be mixed used the
manufacture Of bread any Hlg vtro any other uuwhDe
some GeecIions snb ShE conviction before any
Vie Recorders of this city, any other competent Court be
hned IN ding hundred dollars. and, in
i Of payment of uch fHe sha be i'm rsoned exceeding
thirty days
SEC 10 AL ordinances and resolutions conflicting with the
foregoing b. and the same are hereby repealed: ~
,SiEned S r. DELABARRE,
President pro Board of Aide
'signeat j. MAGIOSl
- President Board Of Assistant Aide, II en-
Approved August X 1861.
sisned& JOHN T. MONROE, Ma gor.
4 lf4s copy
an 6 lot MARION A. BARER. Secretary 10 Mayor.
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. Es% n onTn G. %Tb Lnt--Far U0najdgogg 'ls Pas-
s 3saSS~ oIl5re b. m Rouge, Post aaa, Won Sara
sss5fttfs5s Red Rive, LF K, Fort Adprpr fG 4, Water
proof Rodney. St Josrph tr:ud emit Wrr'-unl and V,fg
lrr& Tie l''1r'Err se.al.r LarouTcte, j. j, Brown
pircput ,,-.ga ,. A.. ~ ,,,v4 ayFrv Es
urdNy at 8 { c.o%r 7. N.
~. FERaOH Z GO A~,rtp
Te1E = .AT.g- -tat street..
d Charm FOR Tpgro -irtr
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Ilarine gNteIltgmte.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street, 4
Saturday Morning, August Il, 1851. 5
Arrived Yesterday.


Recotpts OF Produce.
VICKSBURG- Per steamer IbervilIe-l70 bbIs
-four to 7 A Hamilton 176 do Is bills potatoes to
A D Henkel &co-- So scks potatoes pigs butter
bbls cider 224 bbls flour Cuppin- lot fruit to
order.
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Acadia-sundres
to order.
DONALDSONVlLLE-Per steamer Empire Par.
ish-- so hhds sugar Carroll, Hoy &co- rs do War
neken, Kirchoff &co-9 do Roman & Kernion-sun.
dries to order-Total IS hhds sugar.
BARATARIA-Per steamer Bee-30 hhds sugar
Payne j Harrison II do So bbls nlolasses T0le.
dauo x Taylor.
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MAiORALlf OF NEW ORLEANS
Cl J Hat, August g 1861.
Common Council oil the City of New Orleans \
M 5-J0l

nv --in ~ ~ N''''
lNo. oi4Jl
RaSn'rc', hat The ordinance No BAT, entitled An ori-
reA ing the weight and OF fire po and
coal ard providing for the sne of the oY city
OF New Orleans approved February Is lSS, and also
tuition No iA1 ntnuR inc same approved August 80 lSh>
be so amcnGe lml At Hues IMPOSED for violation Of said
ordinance No 81 and resolution No. H. shall
beoe Of the Recorders of this city any comn2
F$o!rt tUer lmt the lnsnc or of wood and coal shall
rec i've leg OF one ce tor each barrel Of coal THAT may be
sod %iINis Le INaH ts ety inspected by linn ed
BY ,ad ordinance snid fee to be paid by the vendor Of such
E@0'roi, fut"f, That it shall be tile Guy Of said In-
Sp"c!Gr to measure anu GUaGe AT ether vehicles
u-ea in he ansoFauon and delivery Of coal within the
Em}iS o. t,S t{ nt hSceai9lh the quantity Of coal
s'cn t''t u, ,ifot lt "c 10 hoiH OF contain, and
70 fly iS Va,t 70 ne V Moor OF shcE
C' ~! ~ ~" NV a. ,Sito sum- pay sil Inspector
NV Se t I N ~ St't Sthu9' and ih7 o|!eF
o. " WI ] uScu IN iht ilAhSpp inti9R
anu ae iStE o, e ~ FSt 20 De Pahe IN clear and leh'e
p'i'e ~ ne aliHrf 20 fn3 cart or
NeltIt, III , "a & ~ p.':s' liig htihUcf r ONeh 81
t? Eten ~ ~ W. r to1,Ih OF nod Us shown by the
vs. ., |,, 1870 ny person or persons contra
ono provisions hereof SHiI be in=d nor less tn twenty
Nt uo'. 't i o'V 4HnuIed d"iarS rtcoEerne be
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