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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01
ACAD EM Y

ACADEMY
or Ta1
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
DAVENPORT.
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY WOULD
y hereby inform their friends in Davenport,
and the public generally that they have re-opsned
tho shove named Academy for the
Education Of Young Ladies.
The course ef instraction will comprise al that
constitutes good English Education, French and
German Language, Music On the Piano, Guitar
and Dulcimer. drawing. Painting in Oil and Wa
ter-CoiOrs. and Crayonins, Plain add Ornamental
Needle. work, Knitting and Dress Making.
The former terms are considerably reduced to
meet the times, but payments ats required in I'D :
vance, and
From this Rule there will b no
UET.LATION:
Further information can be obtained 1t the
Academy, or at The schools ct st. Anihony's and
Ste. Marguerite's Churches.
BOUNTY AND PENSION
WAR CLAIM AGENCY.
GEO. Il. PARKER. ALE. EDWARDS.
PARKER & EDWARDS.
Attorneys at Law,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
WILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION
wv procuring Bounty Pensions and arrears
Of pay due soldiers Of the United States, Who
ARE ENTITLED TO PENSIONS! All officers or SOL
diers who have been disabled from sickness con-
tracted, or wounds receiv in the line cf their
duty while in the service, are entitled to pensions
during tuch disability.
Bounty Of 800.
Tho legal heirs of such Is may die Of be killed
in The service, are entitled to the bounty of One
Hundred Dol'ars.
Blank applications and instructions furnishes
PARKER L EDWARDS,
mch3-dtf davenport, Iowa.
btraw berry Plants for sale.
GROWN HERE AND IN GOOD ORDER.
H0okes's Seeding,
Wtlsoss's Alb sssy.
By the hundred or thousand. at GILBERT,
three miles above Davenport.
lmch23-dAw6wl W. W. HOLMES.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01
Fron leavesworth.

AsAvRxwoass, April -.
. IN circular just published, General
Osorg's says the arrest Of Col. Johuaon
c s, the result Of representations BY L.
oo'. =. 4 Anthony. Of big Rleiment.'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01

TO FAkMER1 AND FAMILIES de-
sirous Of owning god Sewing Machine, that u
simple in it, construction, strong and not liable
rst out Of order. one that makes the stitch alike
On both sides, one that doe. mt skip stitches Or
unravsl, one that will sew equally veil ON thick or
this cloth, one that will run over gathers with
out breaking. one that makes uniform seam.
(leaving no ridge underneath,) one that will uss
any No. Of cotton thread, linen OF silk, one tia
will last for years on al kinds Of work; in short
one that il not more trouble than il il worth, buy
ct once, without hesitation. the LADD, WEB
STER co. Machine, it il the cheapest IN the
end" See advertisement in another column.-
OSrsgs Heald. a9z-d6wlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01

ne Aassal !. Aes1as bsea ~ "A eAsalsA
isafsv vSsks I sssss3 senIas 5lned1 sfsss
having suffered several ysass Win : ssvsrs lung
s6sstioa, and that drsaa disease. Coessmptioa-
10 soxieus 70 mahe koova = his fsllsw-ssGssssa
the means Of caro.
/ 20 I'll Who asalzs t. he will send copy Of the
prescription used (frse oehasgs,) with The dirso-
ton foe preparing and using the nns, which thy
will Had sUas Cua1 1oa CoxsUnr1IoN, ASTHMA.
Bnonc1lsn, -. The snly ehjsst Of the sdvsr-
tissr II sending thsprssesipton Il 70 bensAt the
aaistsd, aads spread infeenatioa vAieh hs con
ssivssto b nvaluaols. and he hopes every ssfsrsr
will tsy his remedy, - it VIM cost then nothing,
and ny Prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please i'd
dreae REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
WlIIIAnoDun0H,
oet3O-3mw Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01

DEATHS IN THE HosplrAL.-The fol.
lowing are the names Of the soldiers who
died IN the Keokuk Hospital on the 25th
and 2Gth inst:
David Reeder, Co. E, Csth Ohio.
Morris Slsby, do do
Patrick LOBBY, Co. K, 18th Iowa.
Daniel w. Rolf. 20. Il, 18th Ind.
Geo. J. Miller, Go. E. 10th Wis.
Almon Webster, Go. E, 18th Wis.
WIN. Arnold, Co. G. 4sth Ills.
Patrick Kennedy, Go. G, 18th lille.
Josiah Harrison, Co. A, 18th Iowa.
John w. Chapman, Co. K, 4s,h Ills.
All inquiries in relation to them
should be addressed to V. T. Perkins,
undertaken, of that city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01
NEW .ADV'TS.
H0WE'S IMPROVED STANDARD
sc A l. E S!

rv~uEsE SCALES ARE OFFERED TO THE
i public - the
REST SCALES IN USE.
They have Away. taken Fisst-el.:s Premiums
.herever exhibited, having taken the following
pramums At different Fairs.
NEW YORK STATE FAIR.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE FAIR.
vERMONT STATE FAIR, a years in succession,)
cHi.,A,;O MECHANI,>' lNSTI. UTE,
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
Virginia STATE FAIR.
UNITED STATES FAIR.
STATE FAIR, JACKSONVILLE
Their principal advantages are - follows -
Great simpl city Of construction, perfect reliable
ity under the severest tests.
1HEr REQUIRE NO PIT
HAVE NO CHECK RODS;
viii, weigh when out Of level! receive al friction
and wear on b lie, instead Of knife edges - in
other Scales. No jarring Of the Platform In any
vay Affects the working of the Scales. For
AccllRAcv And C0RABllnY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01
mn L DEMOR EsT's
QUARTERLY MIRROR OF FASHIONS

N N 4 DEMOR EST's
QUARTERLY MIRROR OF FASHIONS.
The Spring number contains
THREE LARGE AND SPLENDID FAsloN-
PLATES, THREE FULk-SlZED
PATTERNS,
Comprising the Latest Paris Styles of
!Neere, Chld's apron. and The Lodies' Ne,r Spring
Va king Coat,
Together with nearly 10 Engravings Of oil the
NOVELTIES FOR
SPRING BONNETS, CLOAKS, TRIMMINGS,
CHILDkEN'S DRESSES, ETC, AND
valuable information to Milliners, Dress Makers,
A'o;hers ard Ladies generally, presenting the
largest and best Fashion Mag 3 ne in the world,
published at 475 Broad ,and cold every WI Great
rs cents, sent by mail est tree, on receipt OF
tho AMOUNT yearly 81 sith the following vAlu.-
BILE premium:
ach Oh ~ subscriber will be entitled to the Sc
lection Of 50 cents worth Of plain patterns, rom
the designs in the book, or rom the show rooms,
or they may be ordered and sent by mail any time
during the year, by paying the postage.
Splendid Huducemsnts 70 .Cauvasse :.
Spring Number yTosc Ready
apll
JOHN BOOTH.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01

The religious press Of the rebel States
is, il possible, more bitter and vindic.
tive against the Government than the
political. The different religious de-
nominations are engaged "heart and
hand" iu the labor Of disuniou. Meth.
od,sts, Presbyterian, Catholics, and all
religious sects use the pulpit a. the
rostrum Of treason. These ministers
pray - devotedly for the overthrow Of
the Union, ~ those of the North do for
ito preservation. Those rebels who
claim to walk in "the straight and mar
row path that leads to life," daily send
MP petitions to the throne Of the Most
High, for victory over the "Notthern
hordes." No denomination stapds ny
for the good old Union. We heard .
pious and honored Catholic priest OF
this city declare few days since, that
no man could be = sincere christian,
VINO was an enemy to his country. In
the South. a Catholic divine is said to
have admepish,d his congregation that
unlcs. such ii Thorn AZ were able to do 20,
took up atms against the Federal Gov
eminent, they could not be counted ~
true followers Of Christ. Among US, our
Protestant churches would excommuni-
cite q known traitor on the ground OF
sinfulness Of character, if on no other ;
in the rebel States, the same churches
would do tho same by . member who
should denounce treason-Ee would be
deemed unworthy Of place at the sac.
ramen,al table. 1t is evident from this.
tina. though tho Union be restored,
there must DO wide breach between
the churches OF the North aud the South.
It is not possible that religion is q mat
ter so easily to be trifled with.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01


Grscers, Druggists, Co.,
BUTTER AND MEAT SCALES,
M az b1e ToPA,
UNION AND FAMILY SCALES,
weighing from half an ounce to $40 lbs,
POST OFFICE BsdLsaR CE.
Constantly on hand
PLATFORM SCALES,
from 400 to 3 500 lbs capacity, ali resting and
working on balls.
B Every Scale warranted to be accurate,
and to retain i's accuracy with fair usage. All
descriptions of Platform Weighing Scales, under
pacity upwards to enc thousand tons. including
ordinary Hsy-Scales, SO called, and
Railroad Track Scales,
are sold by the Manufacturer Agent,
EDWARD q. ODlORNE,
NO. EAST FRONT STREET.
ALSO
Agricultural IMsplea1e f9sfs,
Hardware and Wagon Materials.
WlusDSpS voWUtAtlbx ~ 1tlSoB0CVS.
ap26-d1m
j. n. DUNN,
HOUSE AND SlGY PAlNTER.
PAPER HAxCER, wnIrExER. ETC,
Mo- IA East Third st.,
--avrrC MANN .co.vcr,asvr, WITH
l. one Of the best Sign and Banner Painters in
the United Slater, am prepared to execute oil
orders in the
Best style and at I0rtcss to Ssstt
Gll ROytteS.
Persons requiring anything in my line
viii consult their interest by giving me > call.
Banners. Regal'a. &C., got up 1t short notice.
mhll-d6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22
NH @rItsas laiIp Gresfsnl.
4 DHsKs ENT lsDLUMNs
lsh 9tIsaNs slant1 Nlarkft.
CRKscEsr or.scs, No. 10 Camp stftst.. /,

CRESCENT oF.tcs No. 10 Camp stfcst.
The money and paper market oilers not . sem.
Mia of desire ON the part ~ the brokers' o. wen
~ part Of cyftsits capitalists, 70 move and
Aet. MI ball nv the horns, as # were, bg
buying essryt liz available il The paper market.
"A ~ 91esti0 BIZ shsirs own, and We have no aef
sffe ID intrv do Oh private opinions there
WIN ba ae of dollars ii The vaults Of our
m kselonrfag to depositors VINO are fearful 70
sen III say manner whatever, but desire thai
I Rpanks sEsn assume fespo ilitiss subject te
II twar nsevenlents a ous banks should come 70
to retire Sher circulation 10 TOTO
viii A8en broad Reid far sisister transactions.
IN session pregalls the coin drawn woald be
tmika AsAtsIy boarded. Cola slowed away in old
at6thngs, hags and 30 on, y SO much, elixir sot
ssesEMerce md trade rsnd ered useless and nuga-
hystks ghins ana seapsices Of some half dozen
I id knantiers, who are, unfort anately fer
arsat Interests u the Soath, incompetent g
IA IN Sas small sans Of $40, 0oe 40 900 az $f0
:, MI Che ssnE III lime are in places where thsy
the great Southern cause # they Wouid
little courage aud real I'D fogy poson y. =.
5,ss ton thrown oat that our 1anss WilloA
q ~ NV iasuing small notes should MAKE tnen t.
III Hi Confederate currency, meets VIII
esasu sseyssati ons III made that y wonld
~ al the banks 70 stump theT issues
u There H. great diversity Of
81 81 this point. The banks are DESTROYS Of
nF I'LL calAfsoR, and will give their porte
- II m q il part, to Al clainants for
q ~ ticn aad deposits.
NJ yus a6shf1s to Jay IN regard TO bank ahares
y ssSsaitiss Thsrs vas sale Of d few
i II Bank d. Louis ~ III ay A. le7a- Some
" tiols w ahares Of free banks within
"a knge 81 par. Ms s
srss ! ro sslanss market, md w naay say
Il siE Il ended III No tins.
issa W money we do not iearn Of anl
IA i Ne brokers buy ~ that Is oaerei
u = ~ III ths CCnfederase statss. III
n n Hon I'M gold and silver M too diminutiy
sss SsI Il y aetics. Brokers Ave, With one .
ssifrelnsd rom buJing q seliin
& xAs ysarly report u ths growth :
Ssn II ths Stafs " Lensisna fer no past fou
All ~. Nhs ,erop II 1885. II niH be observed,
~ ss rscc The accasnts are made d
A 81 ~ ofscets ef each parish i
n NV 4 + slacsss FAe oaieers Of sith
IS 4 u lipsdly appear ~ No persistent i
" ~ - III laws. No return frer
III n his been receised for four yeal
" = iEs6s tAe eteI ~ an deors therefor,
Ia} HIS ~ aen1s IN M report ssfdless of th
ion Y isef. ~ vii MI perceived that th
SiisSt IRISH VI the ssats I'll 1860 y Carol
shirh IessEsa ~ growth sof s,la4 bales. gTh
II sise1 ii esnh Psxish 81 he Stat
In - raasx 1857 3n5R 1850 and go
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Halt, March 20, 1862.
Common Council OF the city OF New Orleans.


WHEREAS, Tho New Orleans aod Texas Rairoad Com.
has sq .S organized Tor ma is w engaged yo r.
to Grange on the Sabine river; and
road connection with all part, Of Middle Central and snnhern
feSH ny s@n. 90 the ,s%S atesy flushed N h. ss
tea 10 rsseiy n and eontat supplies Of meat md bread
bat vi T neef 20 p' Ht ha Of
, @ sq s Ct ssh e @ ~ 9f S
the West has emf cut supplies FROM that
S By @ o se n H. s ,s iss NC s
pies beef etc rxas furnishing enough for the consumption
Where's" Ts n"y @ g q o sGsa snsgEor 70
throw large number Of troops this point other places
the ssa ys1 's ITf n9i' Il a al s Hrh us XIII
be oo'@iGd rom any cth.E sGueS ts mo Of co,nmancH
line o. sabo4 SOUTH Of gs continuous sea mrsn rsIecty
o. m o s Sr n e be by
drawing over ee feet Of water henee ts line rad
sea S i n III houf lis rS"d Tsas entirely
be CLOSELY annexed It, .a vastly to lis SIR myth aud
S i' SF' bens aFS
eted IL n G ns o T SS es S a'f Bet
70 pin he opeaas Ea'Ifoad, Which Ills viii
The scEstqs i Of ri, sissnl will aaaoaetsty
supply Of beef md other provisions saving
annasl squa is estimated cost md its
lent to an army S IN III a msa iSs xs ss
military necessity OF the ms clas and its immediate eousrur
lion to e be os" iefs,, Of he e cou hs not
rs grea want, line of military defence
both States and the rapid transit
| and army ppies.
That tho attention OF the Louisiana ieesn
this aud earnestly request them TO
press immediate consideration the subject upon tire Gov
Richmond and their in and p,sion in
this such assisfauco The Confder
require enable prosecute its
rapid completion, deem it emueutly entitled to
| such aid.
rsolcsd That cehe copies of !hspreambe and resolutions
delegation Congress and The Secretary
War copy the officers of The New Orleans and Taxa.
Railroad Iompany. .u,
(Signedl s. F. nEIABARRE,
President pro Board nt ldarmsn.
| TS9nedl JULES bRNIT,
President pro tenn, Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
1 Approved March ", lSt2 .,
|. lSgnedl JOHN I. MONROE, mayer.
4 true copy: ..,-..
| m22 THRo. MARKS, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22

VICKSBURG-- Per steamer Natchez-l24 bales
J L Maeauley---25 do ~ N Sane-7 do II Slocomb
kco- 1850 bxs potatoes b, e snythers.zll5 boxes
tobacco Pinckaard, Steele &co-4s do s Hurocher-
40 ks -four Z cks bacon s. bbls lard Galbraths& Put
nam--30 axis -four a Grief &co--l6 rollsleather
III Feld-5l do J sWeicher- IS sbbls molasses
Watt &co-228 scks corn bbls pork Carroll, Hoy
tkco-93 scks corn FelloWes Gc0--600 sacks cotton
seed Eastman &co-335 do A A Maginnis- bales
hay r Nugent &co---20 do @. III Harvey &co---s do
f Nalle &co--20 bales fodder Vaudeville bars
81 bdls iron W Loyell-l2a bbs fruit % bales hay
to order. N assl&l ~ *ias llsssse&T 7ls
MEMPHIs-Per steamer Magnolia.- ss hhds sugar
r Buchanan--2s do W Violet &co2-l46 do Gal
brath Is Putnam--25 do Bridge &Son-1T1 do Shan
non d Sibbald- -264s sam Ewing do Worster 4
Mullar al do Cassss Downing 80 do Poinde xter
1879 bhs molasses 4 MeKeon-4l3 hhds bacon Har-
ris Bercier &co-I9 scks peas IS bbls apples JED
Greve- 1884, scks bran TIL ~ N Allen &co-259
kgs nails Black & Byington-4 hAds tobacco Kirk
der d Wise--135 do oats 0 e Hall &co-6s bales
cotton j Stevenson-Total, 6s bales cotton 927
hhds 200 bbls sugar 1879 bbls molasses. /
LAFOURCHE-Per steamer Music $50 hhds
sugar Bellocq, Noblom &co--H do JIM jackson
| Sc do a Jacquet-24 do Lobit j. Charpantier- SO
bbls moasses Foley, Avery &co-5 bbls rum-sun-
! dries to order-To tal304 hhds 80 bbls sugar.
WESTINGHOUSE steamer Milton Relf -25
hhds sugar W Jackson Dbl do Dbl molasses J
A Williams-l do Dbl moassess o West-ll
rolls leatner bassett ol Ok soap Do pales' nay
sundries to order. "a 81 s II:
CAMDEN Per steamer Gen Beauregard-
| Bcks corn Nixon &co-4l bbs whisky Campbell 4
Strong-7O0 sacks cotton seed 8 hbls -four SO head
cattle---sundries to order.
| DONALDSONVILLE = Per steamer Acadia
| 40 hhds sugar Lapere & Bro-20 bbls rum Angus.
| tin d ThibeauIt-sundries to order.
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Iberville- sundres
to order. q.
COAST Per steamer sallie Robinson-lot Of
| old iron Government. a...ts - ID.
| Railroads.
| N. o., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN,
| BRASHEAR CITY, March q, lss2.-10 hhds
sugar Bellocd, Noblom &co-1 do Leeds &co-7s
bbls molasses Tarleton, Whiting b Tuis-l6l head
cattle 3s hogs IA sheep Stock Landing sundries
| to order.
N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, March 2l,I 1862. - 40 rolls leather
B L Mamie bundels prper ] Hart &co--25
rolls leather Hederson &co-s do r G ,Smither-l
Dbl saltpeter I 0 Moere-16 rolls leather N u c
Nishener--I car poles B P Ethel T&co-al Dbl lard
HART coop fowles J H & N Marks-5 cars
lumherSJ R Pike-l bdl sacks A A Maginnis--l9
SKIS potatoes II W Reed coop fowls La Hospital
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22
gHnsCnH1 OrEicE. No. 10 Camp street
Saturday Morning, March ~, f662


Saturday .si aasa ri s xssss n 'issa
~ 11cyenent ii our general ma rket has Been
III svay limited scale during the pact week,
kSrs 10 have been hui little inquiry for
Cotton, excspine on cond ions not acceptable to
lieIs. tbscso has continued Ii request, but
fAetprs axe either thdfawn their stock from the
n III ~ NJ - 3 greater advance In prices than
i akys. The receipts Of Sugar and No.
asses hive enn more moderate. but still in excess
III M dem nna, which y very limited, and prices
9iHse deciineA he market closing very dali and
nnsetled. igficks Of Flour have advanced, owing
light recei The receipts " corn have been
~ limited ], anl, meeting With IN active demand,
icas have te ydaE still moro ID favor Of seAers. ii
divisions; the hGsness has been mostly confined
dealers, who aurtl the retail demand VI very
III PRICES ;fcEther particulars relative to the
II wv aad othe y 4sticles W. refer To The details
81 III I'D VI y ana rainy ii the early
I. 81 aince been clear y and
coTTps Il There aapsan tai have, been very
aaisF "a tiie past week, excepting on
si41s aat til selleTs, and the only
~ ii Id kas4 been consutnmated DIE
hslssgfcs saas dstyssr on the spot, %, Non
day and so hales ~ ID tfor The Navy ana
plnntat IN lursas5 at abous pgsyiousi
AL ye hare pre- vieussy stated, lots for In
I'M. III pia ntat ohs III nnaand materially
/ ojecr 1fes thai IL btsined dey future delivery
Il tRe cisy tAe fsriaeF hay ing seldsas low as 10,
ruling ~ and the latter Ranging from
\ hi lid hlgheS Last npl sra sales
q slsliserg VI nan atise Ssss fsy
III 4rnsiEss or coi sross " "a ,sss
"a HAMA lit iii I'd M Ielas
sss2ss s'ass & IS. ~ ssasl
ss.JSa
s. sS 3 ~
& kxpsftsa 80
sss7
& Aeco sFaa toFs have withdrawn tleif stock
from a ask greater advance in phlces
hayers viii gigos md ~ have conas squently
Bat heasd " asaIe. gs z ~
Ssstssy s
zsss,slsl sss u uoisls
Ill
Al Al krEssgKr or TOBACCO.
ps Ist 1861 hhds. ID
lous
1858
Espoed ysstardsy oQS. 600
sssss d hand not cleared, &. &. issIs
,paA u. Tho receipts have been more inoder-
but the demand has been extremely limited,
rery irfepular and declining prices. The sales
hs week embraced about 1000 hhda, the market
ssine emeiy dull. with large stock on the
ii es. apd sellers accepting the highest offer. On
Tuesday, SEINE Of the sales were Ii for Good
Common, 2Q524 for Good Fair, - for Fully Fair,
and s3@ I'D. d IL for Prime to Choice. Planters
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-,.,.@ ga !CaMpTReLLER's OFFICE, !
s.a.... ..y..,,g. City hall, March y, 1862.
-" FNo SleS 1 r

..sEE. q"
s ss
oamen co ss q &C. ely
o . he az o s5
days notice in The official journal the Lease Of the privilege for
p ,h i s
ton by the City Comptreer 70 be subject approval or re-
AsT The said hei roaa shall be constructed by tho con-
II the @ es S
and shall belong him Two bitches one on each
Tide the street shall BE- dug y ts ss IL Sna sh"
five dpth below the gade be ss,ab hsa
Sp s"Ss
srsn and hall b yidth Twenty
Of shells SIX inches II thickness shall ts be PLACED and rolled
Of s "ehss ni
5s fs z INCHES :,
Art Inc contractor shall have the right to place toll
.he lie following ,os ,0T H., .,,.ar CENTS
81 evsr Rssd q H'ssf horse OF mule
loaded or Headed, twenty five cents
every vehicle BY Or horse kind whether
For every veIcls drawn by three horses horse
Tse e &c TO keep the road al
n repair oaon q nia Of BIZ
oil o. othsl s aa ZIG q sSS placed ~ line
If sS1 %os PIN sa s.
the sixty days folio sing the apptov of The adjudication by the
Common tOuncii mplee the same onn year sitter.
ART G. The actor shall furnish good and solvent
rty In the and dollars to sarahte the faithful
pc oancs his Contract the said securities to be subject
the approval Of the Common G0aHel, 20 H.. e - ell.
Rr7 II well Understood that u case Of o. failure
by the contractor 10 u fill any part Of etnfes on pu'aon,
the Common Corc shall have lhe rightto Anl The contract
without putting til con rae default, required by Article
1905 of lie s Code and wi haut apy 10 court Of jus.
tice anuu the same md wtout indemnity aId is also
we'll that case shat al lima fail
to keep the road good repair fail TO k ep Me same lighted
q
to said road and that he city shan have he eight 10 resell the
phi Ill for risk Of the contractor anu Of his Sc
curfty. .a,!L. .4E+ s-1 odd.
% s. The said road shall revert to the city the expiration
of said twenty years privilege ~ E&ti u ~ .' -
~ fSjsnedi - S. p, DELhBARREs - ra- T.,
President pro TEN, Board # Aldermen.
H.. - JSpned7 ,lE -. JULES BENT,
a. President pro tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 20 1862. a- -, >, nj 81
lSignedl JOHN 4. ,MphkQE, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that THURSDAY the10th April,
1852 will sell at my Office L O'Clock NJ the above right
OF to the highest b Gder for cash: :. - - p,
mig LIT b.. o. w CUgRERTsON ComptrSfer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22
3 AT ting ~ ARgET.
u 1870 : 7siT---. .ss5,
JEFFERSON OITY. Ma,

,JEFFEs sos oIgY, Marca q. 1862
The arrivals during the week were s76 Texas
and WestsrR Beeyes, IA II III g., 4os Sheep and
'A36 Veal Cattle. Amount of stock sold was 75(
Texas and 81 Western Beeyes, 969 Hogs, l7o sbeeg
$50 Veal Cattle and go Mich Cows. Stock re-
naming on sale are 2o5 Texas .Beeves, 500, Hogs
$50 Sheep and Te. Veal Cattle. We4quote y ft'.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CoAprRoLLER's orr1cE, CRY HAIL,
New Orleans, March Is, 1852.
Nh SpkS , -' ,..,

49, =. No. 1857,
sn 81 sas
F ssy sha lsr ] ast the Comptroller be and he
hereby authorized advertise in tho official journal Of the
hem aHsf trsn y
asions set sSs subject
the approval or rejection of Che Common Council:
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BILE court of competent Jurisdiction for hs benefit OF
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SCI TSe Contractor shall be bound furnish place
and keep on sufficient number Of passenger
horses mules 50 as to make trips
al labor ETC. required for tn. construction
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SEC Is The contract party Offering