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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30

PROF. l.. MIiI.ER'ss
HAIR tNVl(:styllN OR:

~ EFfErTtNE. SAFE AND ECuHuN;, Al. C"Mrol ~
FOR RESTORING CRAY iIAIR to its Original
color without dy"in-, and preventing I'll" hah
from tuI ming gray.
FOR PREM EXITING HALDNE~S and curing It
when there is the least particle of 'lta|'y "'
rccup"rHti>e energy rcmaining.
Fol. REMOVING SURF AND DANi'H'tt
and all rutar affections of the ~'aii.
FOR BEAUrIFIlNti THE lair. impattinc t.
it an unnuuallcd gloss and hriilianct. making
it soft and silky in its texture and c.using i.
IT, curt rea lily.
The great celebrity and the increasing demand FIR
this "n~rnnllsd rrer".n,i,on c"n''lcs the ltT'r"
cernin. public Of its superior qualities over an,
other preparation at present in use Il clean<es tn
head aud scalp from daudruH ana other clt,uno,t.
diseases. the hair to uxuraniy and ,r.,
it rich. soft. glossy and flexible APP earance and ais.
where the hair il lo"s-ni'te and thirrinc it will ,
strength and vig"r to the and restore the cr H.
t those parts r hich have iec"nc Bald caI~,y il T.,
/ ye'd tresh c0rermg Of hair. -
There hundreds Of Indies and gentlemen i, x.r
York who have had their hair restored lay the u.s.
lnvi&orator, when all other preparations had failed -
l.. NJ has in his pnsScs.iou letters iuuamnral.
ing to the ah"Ne Facts, from persons the h,g eat re-
p.ctaility. 1t will eectually prevent the hair fran,
turninggra until the latest period Of li'r ard in cas-,
where the hair has already chang" coltr the u.e t
the Iuvig"rat"r in with certain " restr re to il oi
inal hue. giving it n dark glossy Appearance A..
serf"ne for the toilet and Hair Restorative it is bar.
ticuiarly recommended having an .r.ca;n frrr,, n.
ard the great facilities it affords in dressing tn, hair
watch. when moist with tn" Irvrorat"r can he dressed
III Any required 10 rs place.
pam or IN cufls-h"nce the great demand for Nv In,
ladies a standard toilet article which none Gu !t t..
he withOUt as the rce places il within the reach fll
! heIHr ONLY TWIN Y-FlVE I'm = per hot
tie. T." ha! IT all respectable druggists Il perfuuers
l.. MILLER would call the a;tcntnn Of parent, ,rnI
-usdnns thu "f his Inv .orator, in cas- hnr
the chtldreUs hair inces to he WEAK. The use OF
lays the nj 'ti"n for good head Of hair ~ it re-
m'vc- any inn urit'es that may have BECOME connected
with the scalp. the fin"valof wi Oh necessary ,tI
for the health Of the child and the future pcsr.ce of
it's lair. -
rrIuS None genuine without the fac sm;Ie or,s
htI'Er f"tn""r III" outer WRAPPER. also L. NIIILES.
ia * RE ToRATlNE. \. !. blown in the .lass
wholesale Depot. u, Dey St. aud sold Y all the min
eiph Merchants and Drug thrOug the worid
Liberal discount /" purchasers 10y the quantity. I
also desire to present to the American IN lie nv
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S1011 YEAR r1ads by arv enc with SO r,.sr,
CiAOV 'tH3c Tools; stool, enough i..cud, d 70 re-
e.i ~" $3.50 With activity this aroun: RAJ he real.
these Tool Is Fuarn's American s,erc:i woris
tne largest and only Permanent hapufactory IN W
Mora. located at Sprin-feld VI sa.esrotms. Ill
Brmdway, Ne Y Ycrk Is Nerchnnts' X hnnge Bsr.
and sprtnane!d, " Photographic view Of the rnsr,
can stencil Tool Works to be seen ut the office Of tn
paper These Wo ks c"mmcnd tic exclusive and Or
tire cont" oil Of tho whole ver at all seasons and w.
machinery f- m naiaetHYtug Stencil Tools is drire
by W Ter wheel Of seventy Ave horse puwc- aso,t
ing immense and nnn,itci advantage v h,chr ~
concern can p 'etend to clam. The SIC utft il
cut.las Sm Il! name Plates 9ni business carus. To-
for cutting large wrk of sizes furnish d fors
No experience IN using any If these To
Do not fiji 10 sNnd for samples nd circular. Al,
you buy Stencil Tools, be 20 get Fuiar1's rs b
are universally known tee the only p, rfect cu:;a
Tools made. Address or apply to
A. J. Ft'LIAM,
Springfield, Vt 10 Merchants Exchange, Boston q,
90 Br hwny, New York
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Singers Letter A Machine.

10 the lest Machine 10 the world faf Family
Sewing and Light Manufa turing prr-
poses: Price VITA hcumcr AMI
beautifully OF name Died. ESQ.
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ANTONIO VEKCIA,
Barber and llair-Drrsspr.

HAsopened BARBER SHOP in Upton, and il now
PREF to Shave. Cut and Dress Hair, shamnoo
&c. From long experience he feels confident Of giyi,g
Union House shop closed at o A. ". on sunday
n b.-tle is also prepared to do WHlTEWASIIINC
in the most approved manner. fnl5y7I
)r"DER. SHOT & CAPS just received a new
apply AZ Il. 4 II. IHII.DS
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ESTIliYED

LNHDM the subscriber twn IiEIFER CALVES
i one red. halt Devon, the other red and
white. he Under snail inc well rewarded an
giving information OF their whereabouts to me
s.. DANIELS.
Upton. Dec II, lsG1.
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Darling g Life B.tters


Nh n"" c1"-lH'r II. III ,II',er'l r0re,I %
Ion. JOAN \. t,..a nri'"~ nrnohlyn. March
i., $50. IT ~" spring % !>,5I ',,ak i -c,rt.
ro."."@i,a in a. o.a 'j,;, At lever took two
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NIoFFAT'S
hitE PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS.

Post Off," hos 81, Chicago. III.
IAN ~ io3 Ian" street. AUl- -t..irs yI-nG1
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Which il a beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely Dc
vo.ed TO the subject ltwi! be scuts .a,.s
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Receipts Or frnducs. ]

Receipts or Prndues.
/ JEFFERSON-Pers steamer Era No 5-326 sacks
flour 2s9 seks wheat 20 sks peas M Greenwood-26
hhds bacon ties bacon IA bbls lard 2l3 lbs bacon
2 bbls lard j Connolly &co-2tcs beef 2 do tallow
2 bbls lard 70 bbls flour u dog brooms 15 rolls
leather B L Mann &eo-15 rolls leather SIS SKIS peas
l26 bbls feur do lard 20 kgs do kegs butter NJ
Haugty -4l0 pcs bacon Il bales tobacco J Carter
- bbls tongues kgs do Hilard &co-2 bbls lard
Arthur &eo--S cks bacon 2 tcs hams Goodrich Geo
q bbls 10 kgs lard Henderson, Terry &co-l3 do
W Violet &co-75 bbls flour Oglesby 4 Macau-
ley-f0 do beef H II N Marks-l3 SKIS flour IS
SKIS oats G L Kouns Il Bros-l08 pcs iron W b Nc.
Combs l29 do E Roussier-5OO pcs bacon to order
-sundries to order.
MEMPHIs-Per steamer J Al Cotten-50 bales
cotton ] Duynoodt-l0O oglesby & Macaulay-5OO
sacks cotton seed Dromisnel, Martin &co-29 hhds
tobacco bales hops Kirkpatrick &co-2 cka ba-
con Brooks tcs do 81 SKIS peas Collin & Bro-55
bbls -four 1898 SKIS do W Lamir-l00 SKIS do Bayou
Sara Mail Colo bbls do R Hare-10 bales hay
Al SKIS peas 70 do oats Clarke & Byington-5O hhds
sugar " A Johnston &co-23 do E NJ Ross-l3 do
Blanchin u Graud 10 do Brander. Chambliss eco
8 do Cadine Il Anderson-l45 SKIS oats to order--99
rye l6O do bran Harris, Bercier &co-l05 do r
kgs nails A McLaurn-7 bhls tar Phelps & Jones'
3B SKIS peas bbls do VIM Soery &co-sundries to
order-Total l50 bales cotton 20 hhds tobacco lO4
hhds sugar.
ALEXANDRA - Per steamer Starlight = 100
bales cotton 200 hhds sugar Carroll, HOY &co-4
scks potatoes West, Renshaw u Cam mack a casks
2205pcs bacon 345 SKIS -four N Greenwood bbls
lard bx hams IL seeks peas R Cumming 32 bxs
bacon 50 pcs do 8 bbls lard Copes q Pheps-703
bacon ~ rolls leather B u Mann sSco-4 csks bxs
bacon 4l5 scks peas McStea, Value &co-7 csks do
Goodrich &eo-ll bbs lard Phelps & Jones 500
scks corn 80 bales fodder W Violet Eco 20
hhds sugar Brand q Landry-ll5 head cattle to or
der.
lWASHINGTON-Per steamer Milton Relf 40
hhds sugar Toledano l. Taylor-49 bales hay B
Valentine &co-39 do n bales fodder J B Gribble
&co-l4 rolls leather to order-50 scks corn Mont
gOmery Il White-2l scks potatoes 800 sacks cot
ton seed 10 bxs soap and sundries to order.
VICKSBURG-P Per steamer Natchez-l20 bales
cotton ] L Macauley-89 do Lewis g. Stewart-50
do McGrath &co--37 do W II Trifang-9 do Walker
& Snider- 10 bales hay " Brocknel--9 do H & j
II Allen &co-l4 do Maggie & George-l6 do Buck
ner, Stanton & Newman-30 do SO scks potatoes Is
seeks bran hid corn 2 bbls do Gray & Bro--58
SKIS oats IL bales fodder Thornhill &co-sundries
to order.
5 LOWER COAST-Per steamer Empire Parish
10 hhds sugar NJ A DeLizard-6 do @ La nnaux-S
do Rotchford Brown &co-l35 bbls molasses
Payne, Huntington &co--l39 do Carroll, Hoy eco
-ll5 SKIS rice 43 hides 10000 shidgles to order.
4 BAYOU SARA Per steamer Acadia-sundries
to order. s ,4fs (,
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, March 90 1862.
Common Council of the city of New Orleans.

ivy I1ati, hAiEn ~, 1909.
mo. 5962.]
WnER T.. The New Orleans aud Texas Railroad Com
g Of railroad from New IBERIA Bayou Teehe
Was y e lis link of road will
Tos Win Of Middle Central and souheu
and S thus , an through vim be
sfa
a Ss e. Of su6ss The armies of the
a contracting # our ines Of military dsfence
By the We viii
Of the Northwest for all time for
al, this superior
h args numbers troops this point other places
na sn at shaps Rates
ion b }aom M ns Of sg
lime an south Of il marsh
ganba or other hoss craft as they eano be entered BY
vii rs sf 1ee feet Of tbs line Of
Of Fy posts aTeids bit t
isolated from me balance tue Couedersey with it. she viii
90 sn e Sd I'D TO- M ng aGd
an1 war Which being received through Mexico
the biae and the opeSuas Railroad which this road will
Whereas The construction Of this raraad will undoubtedly
furnish o. leans the Confederate Government
asappy Of beef and other saving
Of sum annual yequal in amount its estimated cost and its
lent e effy Soassna men therefore bert
htsotred THAI the New Orl and Texas Raiondo ia
military necessity of the css and immediate
Won q vital Importance to the best Interests of the
only a. absolute necessity for Louisiana and Texas but also
grea national want and line Of military defence for
me coasts of both States and the rapid sito troop
and army pp!es. ~. .4.-,f -tStHss
Ro'sd That weca the attention Of the Louisiana elega
tlon II Congress 10 this and earnestly them to
press me immediate Consideration of the uect upon IRE Coy
a. Richmond and to se their influence and Position in
obtaining for this company snch assistance from The Con eder
hte government NJ require to enable it, its
snch aid ~ - "
eoc That cerihe copies of Ills preamb and resolutions
forwarded TO delegation ana to the Secretary
Railroad LounpaHy. - sRNF - ~
lSignedJ aEfa S. P. DEhABARRE, -
President nro tenn. Board of ldermen
tSignedl 1t JULES BENT,
Approved March %, 1862.
isignedl \ JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor Z
n22 st - s Turo -NaREs Secretary.
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cATTLE MAR E T,

M y " JEFFERSON CITY. April s. 1869 ~
The sarriyala during the week were $50 Texas
and ~ Western Beeyes, 672 Hogs, 32s Sheep and
aa7 Veal Cattle. amount of Stock sold was $50
Texas and ~ Western Beeves, sos Hogs, 24a Sheep,
lsaes Veal Cattle and Mich Cows. Stock remain
,ng on sale y 2le Texas Beeyes, GIL Hogs, "A
sheep and IS Veal Cattle. We quote Il I
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Railroads.

Railroads.
NO, OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
4. BRAsHEAR CITY. April 4. 1855 hhds sugar
u NJ Jackson-2l4do r Hare-3O bbs molasses
w Fago &co-ls ties do NJ Putnam-l4 cows 81
hogs 81 beeyes Stock Landng-sundries to order.
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appointing john 81 Norris of Kentuclsy Re
sne sct q approved August rs
z pn6fess Of Tho Gonfed srate States 81 Anne.
asss 3S s3t #asA 3S743f
I M, fpr 8ast aasrs
80 rassTs rl5IST.TJMrJE
! d - pxaas ~, u, rsn,,. u


81 ao I'll e. s 1plil s. lisa
y NJ III or general market,
III fsyipw, has continued
h III III ranches 81 commerce
i 4 asaad Hill, and we have %
Stisss 1. sts ,,arin s,l hee ~ 5s 10,
81 An M &.
sAS - 9 psac44 \ fk9 dsrnand having bssan
ri ~. u. u - NJ.
sz sss Ing Fecelp8 OF MO
N M ~ " ands nesting with moder-
w prices hass advanced. ID Pro.
aS y N - 1aEsstep " the receipts,
o. ~ & Acifties ct Mem
@ tas ssls nllshl1 gcf ~ Marital Tariff here,
4 enssp asasiy sntireiy suspspded.l For
81 e q - ~ snu other
sss: M &. a. tols YES Details
sssk - Reen generally clear and pleas
s
s:s have no change to notice il the
s1ss nss sess the only trans.
nes.en "a pays ~ sspcrss - saO bales sold on
y i'll 4 .uatae ioo haaes on Tuesdey al Inc
vi NAm AMd bg0 hnles, on plantatiAn ~ Nh, ~ s
~ q. AZ lffddling Thers NAV. ~,
sss been some otter sales xhlcA hsys M
N !. laotas fcr mediate dslssry n
H coIanand aaateTially loKer figures thsn
lofs aetlss in The city tha
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Ed mo. 5966.]
eop that the Surveyor be aud he Is hereby authorized
70 cane the following bridges be constructed he
Broad street canal when the for digging said canal
snail nave completed his contract, viz:
One lew bridge at Orleans street.
ts One new bridge at DHmaine street.
One new bridge ct st. Philip street.
One new bridge N Hospital street.
=. 0ae new hri dye ut EspsnRd- rect.
lsgned] S. p. DELABARRE,
49, President pro board Of Aldermen.
81 lstgnedl JULES BENT, y. e"
President pro TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen,
Approved March 20, 1862
NIL 55 tSignedI JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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-,,z====zz=zzz, MISSISSIPPI AND TEN
a III aSssS@ - NEssEE RAILROAD.
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE.


FIFTY-THREE MILES IN DISTANCE AND FOUR
HOURS TINE SAVED.
Travellers going from New Orleans to Memphis, Humboldt
GAINESVILLE and Nashville, Tenn, and Columbus and Bowling
Green KY, will
FOUR HOURS IN TIME AND FIFTY.THREE MILES IN
DISTANCE,
By buying tickets Memphis the Mississippi Tenues
Railroad.
Also to points on the Mississippi river above Memphis
points Arkansas the line of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad, for the interior of the State.
& MAILS AND PASSENGER TRAINS leave the New Or.
leans jackson and Great Northern Railroad Depot daily at
A M and arrive at Grenada at 15O A. M and Memphis
A. NJ connecting with trains the Memphis Ohio Rail.
road and arriving at Nashville II p M the evening
Daily Line of STEAMBOATS, leaves the wharf at Mem.
phs for points the Mississippi river as Fort Pill.
low, New Madrid and Columbus, KY.
THROUGH FARE TO MEMPHIS, s14 49,
Be to ask for Tickets via the Mississippi and
Railroad to Memphis.
NILES MERIWETHER,
Chief Engineer and General Superintendent
r. T. RICHARDS General Traffic Agent. ' ~ do II
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VI NJ LIZ 81 Ri
..s.. -, -.
go. ss-
tl $3.50 Fiji C|JfRSfkut.
&c 49,
I 1ET NIET 1z:15Te CJsL4JJ N1r1Sl
4 saSSsL !. '
ILL., seNs2 aSSaAktl.
-. ss.-,,-. j. IL -, -. ],
FridsS Esensps Apsn l, issa.
ne II 49, aaIf day ID moneyed circles. was,
lively In one Or two ways. There we're.
any sHporh aacAt ef i battle on the lskes, but up
- d uine 81 writing thsre Is nothing but rum
snrs. Two aispatchss merely ~ there was q re.
pcrt ri nxi,t but may had no elfect whatever On
IN moAsv markAt. ii VIM reduire something
now th,,.a repsral Suspension of movements and
raIss II M rrx.t atapIes ID change do course of
ssssIr t,,nsaat;ona. IA regards te CURRENCY
e5o II I. coneaasa mt IN fntpra ~ anr;rg ~
i. iSx.d f,nr enro nnn;tu nil, ana
~ n have onlv ma cnrrencv. VITA n t,vo
,hs pars q tata p.,,t,
III N. ,ts,a, NJ
~ M at 81 ts Ise;s.
s.,. ne = NJ, ~ ts 80.
ss.s is1 he .;, M.
1s.r n HI, rrr;o,, ps,, ~
s, Ill II
9. - -. y, a.
- y ss.I1se - 1or enange,
g -.ss' e =, NV coas'asl
IS s..'o 81 anoes = Nefe en'.s1,
oao y = re- conceaea IS yes Ina'
$3.50 I. ~ ws.lsn: Anele D ~ syagen9s
s. nn my snas .ae possesslon 9. sslse
81 4, so,ns.
s.. ,,oav 4 onlv
s - consIsyanes. ane So.a il ". :,
e It. banks a wholly rnprodnctiv ne
& Al The banks To the credit Of depositors
i ~ III iii pua sasion Of large sums
~ ,i II Z. N I'M fine oues Is ~
81 . 2 - :. =
y ~ "
& - At TINE being developed. According 70
aGpeG fhnsssA Texas beeye d barrel of -four or a
49, Insf M NJ ~ l;k.l. II III III more real
s.,ss sivss ~ sa1rsncy. M suppose
i = III ". =
n - - NoneY T. " be considered as money
r II ~ vi Mi erted BIZ gold, silver, copper
49, 80 - = eita1er of the itams can he
CO. -
- y seaao tu1 ~ s1u
AeaaAsF ~ q these articles named
q gted ~ yaass reiatively during the
wbloh am eoi,,,trv. Il nov f,assinc
II AL &, ~
r - xAaMe t0 0c uuLEeAcy--As
4 . a1a Fl to5 ~ t0lged hy tho course OF eventa.
hna tna
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| n A y v
ERASMUS D, FENNER, NJ d., Professor CT Theory and
AUSTIN FLINT " d. Professor of Clinical Medicine and
Medical Pathology.
| ANTHONY A. PENSION NJ D., Professor of Anatomy.
Microscopy
SAMUEL P. CHOPIN, NJ. D.. Professor of Clinical and
Operative Surgery.
CORNELIUS c. BEARD NJ d. Professor Of the Principle.
OF Surgery and Surgical Pathology.
| p WARREN ERICKELL, ". d. Professor of obststrc
and Diseases Of Women
ISAAC CRAWGoCR, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry an
HOWARD SMITH, u d. Professor of Materia Medica and
Therapeutics
H. D. SCHMIDT, NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy
The Dissecting Rooms viii opened on the 18th of October
Clinical instruction will be given daily the the Char
y Hospital, and three times College Dispensary
The Faculty of this Institution amongst duly
Visiting Physicians and Surgeons the Charity Hospital and
according to late Act of the State Legislature sha at all
times have free to the Hospital for the purpose
ing their Pupils practical illustration subjects they
teach"
The Board of Administrators elect annually, April twelve
Resident Students who furnished beard and lodging
Hospital and the students Of this School equally eligible
ts this place with any others.
The aim of the Faculty is ipar thoroughly prac
icai knowledge fan the branches OF Medicine.
Dissecng material is abundant nominal cost No
charge for attendance at the Hospital.
Amount Of Fees for the full Course of Lectures sl0s
Naturalization Fee paid but once Observation-Disclosures. 8 90
Graduating Fee Is 90
Y For any further information address
E. D. FENNER, NJ. D.,
--r- w. Dean of the Faculty,
U...- Carondeet street.
y New Orleans August, 1860. au25 WITT
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CoSPTReLIER's OFFICE, ,
City Hall, March q, 1867. :
fFNo EQE2

----... mo. 1861
w % sss ssP sss sa ' On s ~ a
the Marigny Canal to Lake ro n
TIT #, s5 ss s. I'm
twenty years Of constructing shell read F,sUeHen
Ct DE condons hs5snbeax forth lhs said adadea
ton by the City 70 be subec; to the approval
AaT said he pSaa shall constructed by the con-
tractor in the following owit The trees the whole
wn sD s a b he and y e
measure sss, tsst vlah q IL op tee es width
By the cty surveyor RE rosdway the dshss sSs
s IL It hf s IL Il ea as
4sf ssys hs ss N wb ss rp s
Width in Ne saia roadway shall be sesd Win clean
Of shells SIX inches Thickness shall first be placed and rolled
III PGga fs sn fs ssa sys
nieny rolled with the same roller often be
when and made be @ ' "ehs s Tss
whole work shall be executed to the entire satisfaction Of the
al, Ant The e. sa ays the ga place toll
the the following tolls,
For FSF f 1 S or ss Gents
o e5ss sy or horse kind whether
every vehicle drawn by two horses Or ore kind whether
For every vehicle BY more horses or horse
kind WHEELER loaded Or rn,Spdsd one dollar
good repair a9S arn
at distances Of not more than three hunded feet apart
ART The contractor shall be bound begin the work in
the sixty day following the approval of the adjudication by
Common Council and to cempete the year after
Art G. The shall furnish good
riy in the Of ten dollars the faithful
Performance Of his contract said
the approval of the Common Council
ART 1t is we'll understood that in of neglect failure
by the contractor m fill of the FOREGOING spuaons
the Common Council shall have he right annul the contract
without putting the default required
1905 of the Civil Code, and wihont applying JUS
Ice TO annu the same and without indemnity and 1t Is also
well understood that in The shall
keep the road in good repair fail keep lighted
at nj ht the said contractor shall forfeit all may have
said road and that the city shall have the right
cury.
Ant The said road shall revert to Ike city the expiration
OF sud twenty years ,Sivi.ey4.
[Signedl S. P. DELABARRE
- President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen,
[Signed1 JULES BENT,
President pro tenn Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved March 20, 1862
[sgned JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice Is hereby given that THURSDAY, 10th APRIL
1862 viii! sell office, at IL O'Clock right
OF way to the highest bidder, for cash,
m22 lit @. W. GULBERTsOE Comptroller.
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: = - - ~ ;. NO. 59SI. -
Resoed That the Committee Public Safety be and thew
are hereby requested e appoint committee composed
eleven members OF said Committee Public Safety Que from
each municipal ward and that the Finance Committees Of the
Common Council appoint two persons ward OF the
city said committee TO be styled the Committee Subsistence
to Families o. Volunteers.
Resotc further That sd committee shall organize inune.
dately and shall proceed to make full complete list
OF all the families Of volunteers who may be in
ance the number Of in each family and their esden.
ces and when said list shall have been and approved by
said committee shall deposited in the hands the City
Treasurer, who shall pay mnnhly the families he Elm men
toned the specified by existing ordinances ana the
above roll shall paid of the funds de. osited the
Citizens Bank for public deences and other purposes.
Resotced further That all resolutions ordinances contrary
to the above be and the same are hereby repealed.
Resolu Jer That copy this ordinance shall be trans.
mtted to the Chairman of the Committee on Public Safety
lSignedl GERARD STITH,
President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen,
[Sgned1 .l J. MAGIONI.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March &c. 1862
= lsignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
true copy:
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SOUTHERN EIEsE-PRuoF ROOFING CO.

SOUTHERN FIEsE-PRUOF ROOFING CO.
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on the 23d day of March, 1885, Composition known as
"Southern Ffre-Proof Roofing,''
being rpatentedcheape by 40 per
cont than any other Roofing
Ea-.s WE OFFER FOR SALE THE RIGHTS
for Countless Parishes, States Territories very pera
terms.
.u5 WE WILL RECEIVE ORDERS
and Contracts for Roofing Cotton Gins, Houses Ware
houses, Railroad Depots, Mills City and Country Dwellings,
Steamboats,, etc., "5
ED-1n all instances work is fully guaranteed.
Our Roofing material put up barrels beshippe
to persons in the elsewhere those wishing
it, with printed directions by which they enabled apply
with perfect success
Parties by addressing obtain Circular and Dire
lions any information they may BIO pease
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r, MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL
E1e ~ - RAILROAD.


Notice to Travellers!
Passengers for Nashville Grand Junction and Decatur
will make tho trip IS HOURS QUICKER than by any ohe
route and make close connections all the way.
Passengers going this shend the city by the morn
Ing train q the jackson Road.
This also the Quickest to Bowling Green Buy ysu
tickets via Grsna Junction aud Decatur
jail I'm F.. D. FROST snnt Niue cen.,alR p
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tary time.

Arrived Ysatsrday.
steamboats,. .--.--.
Era No 5, Scovil, FIN Jefferson.
Starlight, Hays I'm Alexandria.
Milton Relf, Pickett, I'm Washington.
Natchez, Leathers, I'm Vicksburg.
Empire Parish, Baylie, fan Lower Coast.
Acadia, Heno, I'm Bayou Sara.
ia Gotten, Baranco, I'm Memphis.