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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-12
Cincinnati Market.

dser1CEcTIgNssA Aor IN /
Flour closed dulI; snperfne would not
sell at over 80
WHEAT dull, 2 cents lower.
Corn in good demand at AZ cents. ~ =
OATS 50@53 cents.
WHISKY firm at. 344.-r,s, AsarT vr-,a
MESS PoRK-Fine demand; 1000 bbls
sold at 10 IS.
- GREEN MEATS dull at 81, 5 and 81.
~ card dulI;a 500 tierces sold to be de-
livered next week at 9 cents, for next
month it would not bring over 81, q !
Hoes dull and heavy at 4 25G4 so,
but drivers are, not disposed to accept
these rates, therefore not much done.
Receipts of 5000 head. -....-..
v GROCERIES firm and unchanged.
GOLD advanced to l 81. Silver and
Demand Notes unchanged. Exchange
steady at / discount and par. s'W
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John Van Buren, Nominates Meciel-
~ Ian. -

NEW YoRK, Nov. l1.--At Democratic
meeting last evening, John Van Buren,
nominated Gen. Mcclellan for President
in1S64 r.-<sELiai
Lord Lyons, the English Minister, is
still at the Breyoort House. He has re-
ceived large number of distinguished
visitors since his arrival last Saturday.
His Lordship paid Gen. Scott a very
lengthy visit yesterday afternoon. u,
Five hundred thousand dollars worth
Of bonds, &C., belonging to Riggs Il Co,
stolen from the Bank Of America on the
9Th inst, were recovered by the police
yesterday, from the hands of noted re.
eeiver ofstolen property.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-12
what the Ricn,sond Papers .aS.

New YORK, Nov 1.-The Richmond
papers say the rebel army is shoeless,
and appeal to the people to supply them
They also state thatlalletter from a pri-
vate source which is reliable, says the
enemy is reported at Monterey, in High
land county. His force is said to con-
sist of 800 cavalry.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-12
New Yorlk money Nfnri.et.

Il New York, Nov 11s- Sterling Ex-
change steady at l434@145 for .Mer-
chants; 145C9 I46 for Bankers. bills%-
God unsettled, opening at 323@33;
dosing unsettled at 314. Government
Stocks lower; USES of ''8lzat 'lQ34,
7 10 Treasury Notes l04 Stocks lower
but closed frmer. rs.s, haa Ia a.,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-12

NEW YORK, Nov. 1I-About twelve
o'clock last night a fire broke out in the
basement of the store No. 5S7 Broadway,
occupied by Firth, Pond & Co, music
dealers. Damage to the stock and fix
lures, SIS, 900; insurance, $4,000.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-12
cen. oosoFap,s BFlssde sailsa. q

New YORK, Nov. llth.-Sailed this
Amornihg Q. S. transports Catawba, Ma
tanzas, Pocahontas, Connecticut and the
United States for Fortress Monroe with
Gen. 'Corcoran's brigade.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-12
river News. ~

PIrTsBURG, Nov ll.-River stationa-
ry; feet by the metal mark. Weather
clear andmild.E AIR gzvIs1zg 1s7I -
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ereat Ffre i1l Nne1s7a. Ga.

AUGUSTA, Nov. ga fire occurred
here last night which destroyed Stovall s
warehouse and stables, 4, 600 bales of
cotton, some produce, &c. The loss will
exceed $4,000.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-12
WAR DEPARTMENT.

GENERAL ORDER NO. 1S2."
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJT. GENERALS OFFICE, Nov. 5.
By direction of the President of the
United States, it is ordered that Major
General Mcclellan be relieved from the
command of the Army of the Potomoc
and that Major General Burnside take
command of that army.
BY order of the Secretary of War.
E. d. TOWNSEND, A. G.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-12
Gen. Hooker's Command.

WASHINGTON, Nov 10-Msjor General
Hooker has been assigned to the com
snand of the army heretofore commanded
ty Fitz John Porter, who has been or
Tered to Washington to stand his trial
upon the charge preferred against him
BY Gen. Pope for misconduct OF Bull
Run. gaays y f. ga44g -mH
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The Important Order.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 1872"

New YORK, Nov 1.-The following
is the order relieving Gen. Mcclellan: -
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cotton BATTING.-5O BALES FOR SALE
- very low by s. Z. GILBERT DO.
nova
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GOVERNMENT BORROWING MONEY:

A RICH PRIZE C1PTFURED.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-12

Order Relieving General Mcclellan.
THANKSGIVING IN INDIANA.
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By LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
washington rtcms.

The New York Worlds correspondent
with the Army of the Potomac arrived
in, town to-day. He says that the mu-
tiny so confidently predicted by McClel-
lan's friends, has not taken place Not
a musket has been stacked; not a maa
refused to serve, or even talked of refus-
inn Tie Haralds story to tie CONTRARY
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8ehittl 1t tbe NLarksts.
4 CRESCENT Drrlcr, No. 10 GkAr STREET,
Thursday Morning. january 30. ls62.

HF
Thursday Morning january 30. ls6a.
CorroN. liz bales sold yesterday, for future
delivery, at about previous rates. E
{ ToRAcoo. =. Nothing reported.
i Spear. The supply is liberal, but the demand
continues limited. About 1900 hhds. sold at pre-
syious rates. Inferior 14@l &c., Common to&Good
Common 1a@54 Fair to Fully Fair HOS, Prime
to Choice Sa@4, Clarified Yellow 4S@54, White 81
s@64c. " b. 5 n u
MoLAssEs.. The supply is in excess of the de.
5mand, which continues limited. About 1000 bbls.
sold at 13@l4c. for Fermenting and l5@l7c. for
Prime to Choice. Also 200 half.bbls. at Tic. for
Prime Fermenting and 10 for Prime.
FLoBR. The market is very dull; loo bbls.
Supsrfne sold at ~, and los bbls. at 81 for Com
mon and So s7aa "a Dbl. for superfne. We hear Of
sales not reported at 5000 rs for Superfne and
SO 5o@su o Dbl. for Extra. y q IN H.
EoRN. Prices are tending in favor Of buyers ];
$500 sacks White and Yellow sold at =, and 800
sacks Mixed at SOC. % bushe.
BRAN. 100 sacks sold at 81 IS % 100 lbs.
LARD {. s. 20 packages Choice sold at zoe. u ID.
GREEs MEAT. #. IS 900 lbs. Hog-rcund sold at
l5c. q ID.
SALT. 400 sacks Liverpool Coarse sold 4assss
U sack. ssss
WHISKY. .Rectifed is retailing at 81 2o@sI IS
% gallon. "
PoRx. Mess is retailing at SIS U Dbl.
BACON, Shoulders retail at 22c., Ribbed Sides
rs, Clear Sides &c, Plain Hams 22@2s and Sugar
Cured 25c. o ID. s
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I. O. O. a.
Grand Lodge OF Loulsta,,,n

THE r. W. GRAND LODGE 0FI0UTSIANA, Lis, o.
meets semi annually on the fourth Teaeys IN Jahaiy and
July S6l in Grand Lodge Room Odd Fellows Hail. c0rIetol
Camp and Lafayette streets, New Orleans GO.
0fcsfs for The present Hear--Rchnrd Swaln q GEescdht
Lodge No s. NJ w lana Masterf Gardner Smith, q Con
%sEs lodge No. u r. G 5a Sstsf joESph w.t. st
Of Hope Lodge No, H. f. ", Grand Secretary r. ". Beles-
derner Of Southwestern iodge No 49, A. Grand Treasurer;
H. G. Sctson, OF Southwestern Lodge No 49, and F. A. Dent
". Grand Lodge OF the U. 81 Rev IL Mccoy Of Covenant
shn,' Lodge, No. a, W Grand Maraai John Talon, q
Independence Lodge No Nv q Gnpdan john FhnkioId,
Of Crescent Lodge No s. ", G. Herald. !Eg y
District D1nay Grand Masfers.JohpP Barnett Of Cove
v Richard, Of Excelsior Lodge No 81 District No. 4. TlIbo
danx G. N Euler Of ST. Ify Lodge No 25 Distric, No6
opeousas j. N. Collins, of neoo Lodge No District No
No. New iberia; b. JACOBS OF He Lodge No. u District
Dk,ric, No Is Washington s. L. Eyde1 Of Clifton Lodge
Lodge No. SO, District No. Is, New Orleans e W Pike, As
sumption Lodge No. 49, DstrctNo. II, Nnpaeonville.
Standing Goatticea--sats Of the orderP. C. NJ +, Pts
hny Tenpar Lodge, No. l6i r 6. ~, Tuog; H.. Shields
sjai-f 6, Lisher Ionss Della, No ID; =. d. Joseph
Petitions aud Appeas-r. G ", j. O nunnp Howard No.
49, PC Eneas Smith Tauplar No l5 z g, Ea8'd E4,.
Blake, Commercial No. II r Ga r, T. Bruce Orleans. No.
II; T. G.. j. H. Gcnnison, IouiPiena, No I FihGncer q
NJ, II. G. Stetson, Southwestern No 40 g, John T. M
stiution and By IawsP e. Graham, Mgrchants, No Il
r g., Il. j. Kelsey southwestern, No a.; P. g. Jer.es
Cough Commercial No. r. Credentiule-P o., =. =. Dent
eel, Louisiana, No r Gu @. c. Bier Delta, No. Is ?. g.
Josiah F6iser, Union No. 6. ~
All COMMUNICATIONS to le r., ", Grani Master OF 5rnld
Secretary Should he forwarded the Office Of the ara Secret
' HENRY BIER Grand Secretary.
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snperiora MESSENGER packet Laurel i'll, Capt s..
Hann Commander aud Mr. Geo. w ilkinson, clerk,
ieayes Al S O'Clock this evening for Baton Rouge,
BAYOU Sara, Fort Adams, and all coast landings.
n IS, HINR FOR ATTAKaPas.--The new and fast
passenger packet I. d. Hine leaves at s o'clock
this evening on her first trip this season tor the
above and way points. Capt. j. J. Atkinson is in
command and MIR. Sim. Smith is her efficient
clerk. II NJ IA 4. VI a n ss sj.+5fz
ERA No. FOR REp RIvER.--The very light
sdraught packet Era No. 4, @. L. kouns, master,
leaves at . o'clock this evening for the above and
way landings. =. 8
RoEBucK FOR RED RNER.--The regular passen-
ger packet Roebuek, Capt J. @. Courts, command
| er, and Mr.. James W. Johnston, clerk, leaves at
o'clock this evening for Red river.
ReBERr FuLroN FOR RED RIvER.-T The new, Light
draught passenger packet Robert Fulton. Capt.
son, clerk, leaves at O'Clock this evening Ief an
landings on Red river up to Alexandrla III
GEN. Qu,rMAS FOR MEapnis. This elegant snd
lunriyalled passenger packet will leave positively
fat o'clock this evening for Memphis aud intefme-
tiate landings The Qnitnan Is without rival on
the river for the anmptuous elegance oil nel ap-
lnoirtneyfs her speed and safety, and all those
| Necessary Qualifications which SO to make up
first-cIass passenger packet. Capt. John W. Can
non is in command and Mr.. Jas. F. Smith occupies
the Office.
| Lou1sgILIE FoR MEMPHIS. - The stannch, fast
/ and sweltappointed passenger packet Louisville,
Cant. Jos. Combs, Commander, and Mr.. y. Al.
Ynnaga clerk, leaves at O'Clock this evening for
Natchez, Vicksburg, Memphis, and all bend land
ipgs. Passengers for any Of the above points will
find the Louisville a most comfortable packet, her
officers the most attentive gentlemen and expe-
rienced steamboatmen. 4g.F ~ ~
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A ID Grief &co--s bills saltpetre GOV MOORE car.
poles boxes pork B r Ethel &co-- coil rope TO
Duncan, Payne &co7-sI key butter A Bower &eo--
j car poles Thompson $ Clark do Sykes y Cou.
EN- Iyens@ s5 kegs spikes Ke.frny, Blois &co--5
bales mdse Il Cassidy LILO bbls lime = Hardie 4
cos scks corn Ably q Catching 1000 II lumber
N q A F TIT IS ties IS bbls lard Grief, Byrnes y
co-sundres to order. s a +.
N. o., oPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, January 30. 1892 hhds
sugar 251 bbls molasses 20 hides Bellecq, Noblom
,Eeo-4 III hhds sugar to A Miltenberger &co-.l do
Bucknes, Newman &co--4s, bbls molasses billiard,
Summers Geo. 81 do Dumesnil. Martin &co- 100
40 hf bbls melasses Gordon & Castillo so bbls mo-
lasses BelloeQ, Nohlonl &co--- 81 do S 0 Nelson u
Co.'S hlds sugar Fellowes &co--- Is do v Allan \
Coz IS bbls molasses to Hayes u Sanders % do
Armstrong leo hhds sugar j L Haydel- sundries
to pri1er S5s44 % 80 !75Sb S5,t jsfF$ ~ 5GN III
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tCoMpTRoL.I. EER--oFFICIAL.

- 49, CoNPfRoLLKEs OFFICE,
s# City of New Orleans July I, 1855.
No 2l29.1
+ ID ESOLVED; That the Com ptroller be and
~ he hereby authorized aud required give notice. by
standing advertisement in the ourna that accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No. 2 approved kach
80 s The Council will not bill the city unless
contracted under authority the
accordance with the ordinance referred to. "
tSigred] I. L. TRACY,
s. President Board of Assistant Alderman.
lsignedl L. H. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April 2e 1855
(siEnedl JOHN L. LRWIs. Mayor
The attention OF the officers Of the city puke
specially called to the foregoing resolution.
Z C. ". CULBERTSON.
! WIG z fornntrnler iitv EangiN
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HIafill;e sateIlgelae.
UREseEsy D1rlcE, No. 10 Camp Street,
Thursday Morning, January 80, 1862.
Steamboats,.

4, Steamboats,.
National, Montgomery, I'm Columbus. 5
y Louis Dor, johnson, FIN Columbus.
Scotland, Hopkins, I'm Columbus.
~ r Pargoud, Tobin, FIN Memphis.
Lafourche, Dugas, FIN Donaldsonyille.
Plcayune No 8, Broad, fin Attakapas.
Milton Relf, Pickett, I'm Opelousas.
Laurel Hill, Heno. I'm Bayou Sara.
!, Acadia, Vincent, I'm Donaldsonyille.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
Usplen-Nmsp.:1Nr s,ap o M Z, M.n.
BOAhD OF ALDERMEN, +

q 3 COUNCIL CHAMBER, Cry HALL,
New Orleans Tuesday JAN rs, 1862.
S The Board met this day. pursuant to adjourn
ment. - 8 s475 t.,@4 a&~zg.,# 7 E%
Members present: Hon. S. P. DeLabarre, Presi.
dent{pro tenn. Messrs. Cox, Forstall, Huckins,
Stith and Whit. t4se+s4 ass
The reading of the minutes was, on motion, dis
pensed with. -.
The following communication was referred to
the Finance Committee:
VI t.-s OrsiCE BOARD COMMISSIONERS,
a,. First Drainage District, No. % City Hail.
lei s-l- # ..yasI New Orleans Jan. o. 1852. ~ .
To the Honorable the Common CouHcil .4 - b..
-. OF The City of New. Orleans:
enener The Board of CommIssicnerto the First
age District make the following report for the past year
the war the Board of Commissioners thought
ii advisable consequently have hut little
but hope by aHeer year. TO be well under way they have
determined to make commencement a"
No bonds have been sod have any collections been
made.
The expenditures for the year have been as follows:
EXPENDITURES FOR THE YEAR 1861.
Major g. T. Beuregad engineer 10 months salary 81 leg &C
books 900 90
H. Knox, correcting tabeUu, 800 %
Advert ing notice oil deposit Of plan and tablsAu
books in Mortgage Office
Commercial Bulletin. "a 90
new orleans tee Is W
W & latham, Correcting tabsaa 800 %
c. Roseus, attorney e. 66
H. 4. Setsnp blank books aud stationery l9l 80
Clerk OF Third District court co is y 70
T. X. Ihorton II mouths salary Secretary GOO 10
& tis xii porter 10 month. salary III H. 9 g
s775a Il
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tsONd EelLUNES' ReaEn1 -

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 18ol-Oficers Gardusr
smith, President Bouenlet Treasurer Henry Bier,
Rotary naH'e Merritt Sexton. Cemetery Conmteetlebry
Bier, b. DSiva j. A. Sylvester. Finance grrnmee-los.
West, J.. n. Winsow, James Furnesux. MemheIs-A. W.
Macdonald, r. W Grand Lodge j NJ Winspw. Washington
Lodge No S. w. Moore, Union Lodge No. j. sylves-
Ter Crescent Lodge No Alep, or'eanG Lodge No II
Grd Lodge No 10 Henry Bier Hope Lodge No. "a G. c.
Bier, Delta Lodge No. Is.
VAULTS and the opening of the came be applied fer
at the ohce Of the Secretary Odd Fellows Hail. Camp
and Lafayette streets.
$3.50: ditto by feet S75 Vaults douhle Stoekhtlang
Lodges SIS ditto, to alt Others $50 single to StockhclduE
Lodges, Sat; 10 Others $50.
Vaults be opened unless certificate Of owIerstp
first ubTained from the Secretary:
Informal relative to the purchase of lots etc, be had
On applicauonto -.
HENRY BIER, Secretary O. r, Feet
General Relief Committee r. o. o. F.
This body meets the First Friday Of sac month at the
office Of the Grand Secretary, Odd Fellows El e'eocE
Pm.
y. @. EYERLY, President.
HENRY BIER, Secretary and Treasurer
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IN. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, january so, 1892 40 bales hay to
Of Hickey 6 do w n Burrows Total 46 bales
hay.
CANTON, January 50, 1867 lso sacks rye %
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n Il sa Deposits. Total Loans " sfs
si8 Isl
sp,
t6s lS us Si57705
0cts q, ls3 l5 IA Isl 1902 Bl66aS4
ND w %l6s 1S8, BAT a80 isl
4 9S6 Isl n, 3Q403I ID 6lt2n 18 426l0 3l5lS5i
5oy n Cd AZ ,t S3A Il, $50 "a a03ra 3,073l3
Nov 73 isl alS054 30S1,6i7
Nov 9 70 ~ $50 4Ig is 35SS8 52
Dec g6e, ~ 10 395S7g 13k4q72 Is dSt3h5 2f7l56
DE Al s3ata laQsIl0l Is63SsiT Isl 2e56a 2ais aIs
Dec 90 u, as, l66iy6 2782aa0
1s saS $50 2714aso
ys sn s ss e sss
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ssxz rz=7zz=-===zz, MISSISSIPPI AND TEN
EHsz 4ssaa e .taa5gsz-=-Z MeaaN LESSEE RAILROAD.
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE.
FIFTY-THREE MILES IN DISTANCE AND FOUR
HOURS TINE SAVED.

HOURS TINE SAVED.
Travellers going FROM New Orleans Memphis Humboldt
Calksville and NH.hvie Tenn and Columbus and Bowling
Green, KY, will save
-FOUR HOURS IN TIME AND F1FTY,THREE MILES IN
DISTANCE,
By buying tickets Memphis the Mississippi and Tennes
Railroad.
Also, 10 points the Mississippi river above Memphis OF
points Arkansas the line Of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad, for the interior Of The State.
NAILS AND PASSENGER TRAINS leave the New Or
leans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Depot daily
a. NJ, aud arrive at Grenada at 51 A. NJ, and Memphis
NJ connecting with trains the Memphis Ohio Rail-
road and arriving at Nashville at IL P NJ the same evening
A Daily Line OF STEAMBOATS, leaves the wharf Mem
pis Tor points the Mississippi river far North Fort Pill
low New Madrid and Columbus, KY.
THROUGH FARE TO MEMPHIS, sli 80.
Be sure to ask for Tickets via the Mississippi and
Railroad to Memphis
NILES MERIWETHER,
Chief Engineer and General sEperi eHdent
f. =. RIrEARDs General Traffic Agent. d5
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PAID HI rSzE rnrrsfANA SITE RAS sIxrE 1870.
Deposits. \,

F0ur10y ~ 1HE BARKs oF aE1F oRnEavs ON
Saturday. 6uAy ttetk financial and
ocasnitrcal q kscY Che III day 81 Ssptslsr 1851
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

rss~ .rvyy r-sss,sxzzysx-, OFFICE n. U. jack
$50 AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD
On and after SUNDAY The 18th Instant the Pass.,, r
Trains this Road will leave New Orleans at A. d. and
2. NJ. The Morning Train with the Mississippi Cen
trail Evening Train with soutEe,n RoaI for Mobile
T. s. WILLIAMS
General Superintendent.
New Orleans December Il, 1s6l d25 E
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GATELE HARRIET.

II JEFFERSON CITY, January 80, 1852
\ Arrived yesterday l2s Western Beeyes, 1sl Hogs
and 8 Mich Cows. Amount of stock sold were
l7s Texas and rs Western Beeves, 1913 Hogs, rs
Veal Cattle and 5 Mich Cows. Stock remaining
on sale are All Texas and II Western Beeyes,
R2404 Hogs, 1856 Veal Cattle and 10 Mich Cows
We quote
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S. P. DEIABARRE.
The following resolutions, adopted by the Assist
ant Board, were concurred in as recommended in
the foregoing report:
= resolution granting to Bradbury & Naure permission
engine the premises Nos 49, 7a and 81 Julia
reson ion granting extension Of time r. aoores
| his contract for cleaning Broad stree Canal.
The following substitute for resolution Of the
Assistant Board, instrueting the Street Commits
sioner to fill holes on the leyee, was adopted:
Ressd That The Surveyor be and he hereby authorized
tonotify the eees of the of the third section Of the
ie between Canal and s. Joseph streets and grade the
same in accordance with their contract
The following resolution was adopted, as re-
commended in the foregoing report:
wooden be placed both sides Of Washington
Two wooden crossings Washington Avenue and Morales
Two wooden crossings Washington Avenue and UEq
wooden crossings Washington Avenue and vere
Two wooden crossings Washington Avenue and s.
Yeas: Messrs Cox, DeLabarre, Forstall, Huck
| ms, stith and Wtz--6.
a motion to adopt the following resolution, men,
yeas Msss Gseg SoR ana np6 Tss
| Nays: Messrs. Forsta, Huckins, Stith and
| Witt.
resolution authorizing Commodore Hollins use certain
sGuaren the Third District sorehause and aboraoa1n
| for the Confederate States Navy.
| The rules being suspended, Mr.. DeLabarre
u ASe0Aaetot-t
| twice and adopted. s
Yeas Messrs.. Cox, DeLabarre, Forstall, Huck
| ms and Stith-5.
Nay: Mr.. Wiltz-1. s* 5
authorized have forthwith removed from its present location
and Placed without the limits s aI rsrh Of
ordinances adopted by the Common Council f- "a
That part of the report Of the Committee on
Streets and Landings laid over at the last sitting
Of the Board, recommending. the rejection of the
| following resolution, was read.
Aresoution abeishng the office of Of Bridges
in tbs Street Commissioners department.
A motion to adopt the report was lost.
Yeas: Messrs. Cox, DeLabarre, and Stth-3.
Nays: Messrs. Forstall, Huckins and Wiltz-3
lost. 49,
Yeas: Messrs. Forstall, Huckins and Wiltz--3.
Nays: Messrs. Cox. DeLabarre and Stith-3.
The motion Of Mr.. DeLaharre to reconsider the
following resolution, adopted at the last sitting Of
the Board, was taken up and said motion was
carried:
resolution granting permission 70 Ashile auyac to exhibit
Mr.. stith having Withdrawn the amendment
offered by him to said resolution, viz: to add the
words Provided further that he pay to the Free
Market fifty dollars per month"; sss5 4
Mr.. DeLabarre offered to amend as follows: to
add the words Provided further that he pay to
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STREET COM,NEK--oFFICiAL,

EPAVE BU TRUISIENIE DISTRICT.-II n
sts conduit depot des du Toisieme District
une Cevre jaime ct blanche les pattes acheees Eor
une Ghevre acheiee de blanc ct dejanne. a
Une Chevre blanche ct la lete quarter de deriere
iaunes. 8E8} M Pei $6.S5 'E5 l&sr 8E% 5stt3ET
81 les dts amanx sont rscames dams ois ous
rais lis seront vendus enchere pubque depot.
lie VENDREDI, 81 de janyier 1862, 10 heures A NJ
u zB@t5SEi j. MILTON REI,F, ConumiSsaire des Rues
Nouyelle. Orleans 70 de iaryer 1867 iaoa 81
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUI

PATENT SAWED wEATHERBoARDING.
Both Rough and Dressed, from the very best YELLOW
PINE CYPRESS timber fer sale lots
stthe LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
tsl9 ly STAR FLAMING NIL. New Basin.
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Resor That permission be and is hereby gives to 1esrs
Howard It Lone steam boiler and engine asr
the Fulton square, bounded Fulton, GrOd
evee and Lafayette stress provided the tie erected
dance ordinances and remain during the pleasure
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-30

DE- SOTo LODGE No. meets at Baton Rouge Thursday
evenings 0fcers-R. Hoffman, r. O. R. Lambert " g. n
D. Spesr, Secretary l. N Cong, Per Secretary H. R. Mn
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Interior Lodges

HELEETIA 1IGE No. d meets every Thursd4y evening"
in lIelyeIia Hail. jefferson City. ohceEEG. W BrarG n G
Carl Sto2 v G. Fred E7y, Secretary John gleI Per se-
ctetary John Troesher, T. eAsuTer
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LOUISIANA LODGE No. meets every Friday evening III
Mob Odd Fellows Hall 0iccH-Morris ireeEwa.l.
N G.; Thos Phillips, Y. G.. W. McGonegiey, Secretary
Geo. Ellis Per secrasart Joseph West, Treasurer
WASHINGTON LODGE No, 3 meets every Thursday even