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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-13

vsrnish made ~hcIy - n pm a gun copsI- spree
10 made q other gums a. sab<snces spsrcl
Vegetable els pr gsiien cents
Negeta1ie Purnensry hal=sr sane a. DVniH-
vernIfnEr, same a. '.Dsntifrsce."
wsrehoe-c catry. q houses. not exo>e1-
ing one dollar n value. stamp duty csee7t<
Do, do, exceeding one dollar, and not exceeding
nv dollars 50 cents.
Do. do, exceeding i've dollars in value %
Warehouse receipts. stamp duty = cents
Whisky, per gallon % oent<
Do. recrited. Il not 20 pay sdfificnsl duty.
whole sle dealers under whieb inciudet
every person whose business uccupafion -
TO SELL Or offer % srl groccriss 90 any goods.
wares merchandise. 81 fore domestic
production, bs nlere than original pack
piece a. one time. @ The sxne pr
chaser. noi including mes. spirtnous 81 malt
liqnsrS for each license 50 90
Wholesale dealers IN liquors q every tcscrf7
tiOs. intending distilled spirits. fermensec u
qoors and wines q ell kinds lper-ons Other
than distiliers. who >ei or oeer for sale any
such Hqoors- in quantities mors than three
gallons a. one time 10 the same parchaser.sr
includedl for each license ico 90
Willow. mancfaciures of 3per Ct.
Wine made OF grapes. per gallon cents
Withdraw entry az custom house. stamp duty 30 cent?
vided Tor sper ct
Wool screws IL cts.
Wool manufactures Of not Otherwise specified per
worsted manufactures ~ otherwise specified per
Worm lozenges. .sIrn;ifrioe.'
Nril, stamp daily 50 cents
Zinc manufactures Of not Otherwise specified PER Ct.
Do, oxyde Of. per loo pounds IS cents
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RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. n ILR O a D.
1862. NJ 80 - 1861
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Route Co Chicago via Kekome.

I'm AND AFTER NAY S. lisa, trains will be
~ = follows
Mail Train will leave indianapolis az lilo A n,
stop all stations and make close connection kokomo
Sith train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail-
read for LoranSport vaaraso and Chicago and
Peru SIS y. NJ. Ia time make connections with
trains the Toledo aud abash Railway going East snd
West.
Returning. the train will leave Peru al 600
A. M after the arrival Of the train The T. W. r. W.
from the East. and arrive indianapolis $50 A. NJ
in time make connections for all points Eas South
and West
An Express;rain viii leave indianapolis az lo35 r. ~,
Kokomo with train Tor Chicago. and arrive at
Peru 500 A. NJ In time make connection with trains
going East and West the Toledo and Wabash Rail-
Returning the train viii leave Peru at 1900 n
making close connection AT kokomo with the trains
on the cincinnati aud Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Logan>por and arrive al indianapolis
4o T. NJ in time 10 connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. Louisville and other points.
Special attention given the transportation of live
stock. produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
THEo- p. HAreHrs. General Ticket Agent. spl eddy
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INDIANAPOLIS and CINCINNATI
RRnnra
r "A L L r . a d
60 g - S s. . = 81
shortest Noute by Thirty Mtless

shortest Route by Thirty Mt1ess
no CHANGE OF CARS TO CINCINNATI
Three trains leave indianapolis Daily Sundays excepsed
,NIRsT TRAgS.-52o An CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
Express arrives AZ Cincinnati al 10 NJ, and Lex
ington Ny. 100 Y. N.
Second 1rsn-lo4O A M.-cincinneti Mail. arrives st
Cincinnati $40 u. NJ, making elise connection with Little
Miami Railroad Tor Ioveland, Morrow Columbus, New
ark. GAINESVILLE. and Wheeling.
Third Trsin635 r. NJ, Cincinnati Express, arrives al
Cincinnati lilo y. NJ.
Fare by any other route.
Call for your tickets rio the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad.
Baggage checked through.
SrEuAL NorrcE.Be you get in the right train At
indianapolis. The only Cincinnati train, stands the
fifth track being the farthef track south in the Union
Depot, AT indianapolis.
". H. L. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent.
VIZ. POWELL. Travelling Agent my2s 81
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The Tax Bill Isst passed both Hssses Of Congress On
the nd % June We give seo~ table q the taxes i'm
posed The Il the articles and glasses Of persons
taxec arranged alphabetical form. rendering the
table vauabIs fer eeaven'eEt and ready reference:
The imposed Of the following different
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THE NATIONAL TAX.

rhe Taxes ssn posed ~ the Tax Dsss,
Ana Passea ~ Congress, yuns ssa,
ssas-rhe Dasses - nnesaes, 1asa.
suraWee Ce1pantess BatlreaA Cen.
paassss &e.-Ths Taxes 81 Distilled
sPsrsss, Nanufaesuress OILS, Paper,
Gee, Cs0A1es, T~baeee, Snusss -.
gars, ursw, seap, screws. Cloth, Lee.
shcvs Osue, wine. Ceas, &c.-The Tax
81 Cotsen-Ghe License Tax, Acc, &c.
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a SEw lxsTKUMENT-JUST THE THING Fon
"A sxbssfh schools. Academies aud small Churches
~ GA8 ~ Ga - - -.
ux1 WILLARD S1OW8kx.
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kUP'TUaeES
Up E@}
~ RADICA Lily CuREDi Cd q

a. kUPTUatfS 1850
II RADICALLY ouREpl d a
Lester DR.. W. T. Mills Editor of the vlct4urs
vloKsHuRo, Miss, Nay g. 1850
Hernia be Cured Without Needle or Knifsl
~ Mr. .Is Sss aqe h .nu ass with this .
@ q had e1 w h
mi
H. t@s wn n the o1s Era sqa ms u Got @ 70
,ln and after having used tina, ncator.
Curative Mixture about three months , the boy
For tho last three hae been busy pIan,stio d.
ee sS Ion s sEs s,r e eS"
those who hsvs this disease snd 'or Ess4s M sSer
Extract from Letter Written Three Years rresloaa to til,
Above, in referhnce to the aan boy.
, , lssAouEFA Co. Miss, May 2 1851.
sSEs ss'ss Ssss
Letter from Dr. s@9s n h! g's 1s o emmett PHI
Dr. shsrman-Jear siS aend the boy Ben b" to!ta
sts i With thu ny h st na to do him ns,ica lied pn
turn OF ths post Respectfully,
rHos ]. lARPER N. u.
H-Ths letter In reference slave boy roar
old VITO ruptured both sides ssisourelh
returned sound. The following explains ssslf:
, ~ VIcksBuRG, Mss, May I, ISsV,
Dr. ~ er1nun, New 0reang: ' - '
Dear srl send JAMES npply sn,,pie
Truss He bus only been upIrsd short tro Obtain
nj every drug store Truases In them. however, hui IT.
tsrg Gotd my you
THOS. J. HAkPEk, H. D.
DIX. HELDEN'S OPINION
NEW ORLEANS Jan. O. IS5y
Bsniusi Davis, ESQ.,. ~ ~ '"'
Dear srH 10 that Dr. shermans Truss ss npned by
him. viii give relief eectualy than any other Va
seen tried 10 entire satisfaction know cured
the use OF and tho mixture you get cne
Az damn
upon the fitting. r. BEiDEN II u
~ ~
MB~l'R SHERMAN respectfully informs raptnred Isrsons
hose rapted slaves that he
and may oe found at his Office No. lost GHAR ES STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve all cAseH Of nntnr,
by the application Of hlH PATENT SILVER TRUSS and fIJR
AllYh MLAI NE. lysw
M ATCIaES. MATCHES. MATCH
For sale Wholesale and retail, Office of the re
Sily Malcn Factory l dirod street. the Factory Fe
Wsfrantsd equal any Northern matt ever imported
MO j. u. MCFARLAND 4 co,
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No. 6025l
Resooed, That in accordance with general order No q,
imported The ty Opelosas Raoa
Mr. P Wiz be and he hereby appoint ed the cent Of The
Orleans attend the of Sd
visions live stock and that he also nho ed to lake all
necessary steps carry this resolution into effect
iSynedl S. P. DEE.ABARRE,
President pro Board Of Aldermen.
TSsued j. MAGIUNI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved May !, 1862.
ms st Mayor.
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This Invaluable medicine prepared an ,slsslyt
practice Of several y bilious aud Il. hrv
fail curing Fever and Ague any tho iae.sep t ',
tanned.
Those who suffering from affections KIND ~ also
chose who have become nvElids from their ,an ,b ,
stution, will End the INDIA CIIOLAGOuUE most ,uy.u
aoo remedy for purifying the blood thoroughly censu
from the system the morbid effects OF bilious climate
The wonderful effects of Choagot eralcenp l.. trun
tue human; syston only explain its agency
the speedy thorough ard permanent Fever and
the various grades OF Intermittent
1t hhs beon thousands cases. ponouucs
all who have used IT, greatest Ever and IN,
remedies xtant.
Be ask for DR.. GS9OOD s INDIA CHOLAGO4Iih
An there many countereits offered for slle.
For sHie In New Orleans. Wholesale Ieta st tx upro,o,
prices. by
]. WRIGHT a CO.,
II and Isl Charities street
General Agent,
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4EAL sGIsEsDAna sCiaTaYp..
van - Ev ER's
ssbIcATEh GIN, or aEEUINkSraEiD4 HGHR4pps
pure Arleleof Holland HIu,
@holusuine beverage, nvnunbie FAMli.. NED,
line, particularly Uenstc,uiiu ali ct.avr o.
DysEETEHy
DYSPEPSIA,
DIAEslfEA
RHEUMATISM.
GDUT,
FEyEks,
etc, ETC., vts.
tits highly by many most eminent MI wi
;ae Throughout the States exralic and
alive admit Ell to eecia!ly all ,raenAes tho ,,
Organs, etc. and is peculiarly Adnledto this srn.s A,t
children.
As no other article that is u4tly untitled II
Tho Of the
Leai Schcidnm SGhnnpps,
pubic cautioned purchase
v4wDEvEERS INDICATED GIN:
Neai s"heidam SC ppa.
bottle w the arnatur. proprietor .ud non.
other is genuine wkoutit
For sale Nav Orleans, Wholesale RETAIL at
J. WRIGHT CO.,
Il and l5l Charsrer strsst.
DR.. wRIGHTs
CELEHilA'rED MISUNDERSTANDING Eu,ssSu
IN thestrcest Phnrmareurn Principles by ss
Chemba Of tho age for the eurs
tlensral Debility,
Ms,aia and physIcal Depression
imbcciliy,
determination Of Blood to the Head.
Confused Ideas,
HyHterh,
General lrrlabIl,y
RastcsanegHnud
Rleeplesgiaph al Night,
tonsoi Appetite
Dyspepsia,
Emncatiou,
Low Spirits
Decentralization ofthe
orRanh OF Generation,
Papia,ion of the Host
For usle In N.w Orleans. Wholesale and retail. by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO..
81 and lbl Ghartresstrsst,
Sole PROPRIETOR
Oh. DAVIS
gOHP0uND SYRUP or Wild CHERRY AND TAI
Under the most dangerous cough
ting OF blood is prevented the breathing rendered. soft an
easy and the unfortunate sufferer restored from ths
awful condition Of Consumption healthy and
sxistence
For aalsin New Orleans, Wholesale and RetaiIb,
J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
Il and lbl Ckartres street,
Soleagents for the South
DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.
WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
be the eectveagent ever uses for
the destruction tthese troublesome vermtn
sure and AK for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DIX
STROYEk there spurious
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INSUR

T OUlSIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE. COM
IL PANY.
OFFICE CORNER CAMP AND NATCnEZ STREETS
Amount OF Premiums for the year ending February
q, .S42s 257 Sc
Amount of Profits for the year ending February
%, 1885,. III 356 Is
Amount Of Assets for the yerr ending February
IS, I'll S2s IS
The Trustees have declared dividend of Five Per
Cent, after paying six per interest outstanding
scrip.
Interest scrip payable IN after the second Monday
May next
Certificates Of scrip year deliverable and tier
the lst of Ju!c, 1862.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. z. JANvER, Secretary.
New Orleans, March q, 1862. ms "
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DEATH ON RATS AND ROACREs.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
guaranteed be the eyer for
the destruction 0 fthese troublesome vermtu
sure and AK for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DK
srRoyEk there articles osrsd s.,
For sale by J. WRIGHT 60
fAi o2G" n And lsl Ehsrtrss street
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MAYORAliTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
CTR HALL, May T. 1862. 5
mo. GOAL
Resope That in accordance viii General der No 10 is
Major General Butler with regard to ihe importation
city Mobile the city of New Orleans of boat
lead of Hour tho the citizens OF New Orleans Mr.
bs and he hereby apponted the agent
Orleans attend the spUent of said
and he is also authorized TO take all he necessary
Steps carry Ibis resolution into effect
fSignedl S. P-DELABARRE.
President pro tem Board Of Aldermen.
[Signed] j. MAGfONI
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved May 1862.
lstgnedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
pI&hEt
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CouxcIL CHAMBEE, GIrg HALL.

Il New S oaean aas Nay ns i, i stt 'i1lAs
Proceedings Of the Common Council in secret
session, May 1st, 1862. la
/ Present ldermen Hon. Gerard Stth, Presi-
dent pro tenn; Messrs Cox, Forstall, Huckins and
I Robins. ssf 8 as4Rsss Wy 3
Assistant Aldermen. Hon. Magioni, President;
Messrs. Allen, Beggs, Davis, Dupre, Hodgkins,
Kingsland, Leefe, Seicshnaydre and Toledano-lO.
ON motion, the Common Council went into Sc
cret session, after which the doors were opened,
and the proceedings had were ordered to be pub
Y lished.
"a message Of the Mayor, accompanied by q
communication from flag officer D. g. Farragut, Of
the blockading squadron, were read, and action on
the same not being considered necessary nor ex-
pedient, on motion, Messrs. Dnpre, Beefe and For
I stall we're appointed committee to return the
The committee proceeded to the falfllment of said
duty, and returned reporting that they had full
h filed their mission. E5'3t
Upon which the doors we're opened, and, on
motion, the Board Of Aldermen retired and aad-
journed to Tuesday next, at o'clock 2: N. &c
.gs CHAs. CLAIBORN e, Sec.
New Orleans, May $, 1862
The Common Council met this day in joint ses-
sion, on q convocation of the Mayor.
81 ALDERMEN.
Members present: Hon. Gerard Stith, President
pro tenn; Messrs. Forstall, Huckins, Robin and
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
Hon. J. Magioni, President; Messrs. Beggs,
BENT, Davis, Dnpre, Hodgkins, Kingsland, Leefe
and Forstall- -. IN VIII iS55 8Ss5. Fl 8a}5
The following resolutions were read, and, on mo.
lion, were adopted by the following vote:
S8 ALDERMEN. nv 5tiat \
Yeas Hon. G. stith, Messrs. Forstall, Huckins,
i Robin and Wiltz--5. 4S5a qsjatisf
Nays None. t3.l.t ~
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
n Yeas Hon. j. Magioni, President; Messrs
y Beggs, BENT, Davis, Dupre, Hodgkns, Kingsland
Leefe and Forstal 8. as
Win and ii Al
i III hs ana p sas sas he circulation
city in the name Of the city, remain
city authorities should have organize either
o ao ~ they
s expected Immediate provision will be 10 pro
measures viii Be taken IS secure transport
them from The place where thsy may be had the city
cry Council world remind the Commanding General
avenues 10 he a upon pedre taken 81 Mr. soS an,
ratified by The Council that the public archives shall renal,
hsss ran s,sa
hs ss IS | an the an II
hs
The following resolution, presented BY MI
q Leefe, was read second time and adopted, and
on motion, copies Of the same were ordered to b,
sent to Messrs. F. soule, Vim. Freret and Nose
Greenwood. 39s
Rssolsea That special committee, comprised Mess.s
conjunction Win Msssfs. PIERS souIs, Nose
the FEDERAL relative to obtaining supplies Of
on motion, the Common Council adjourned.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
Z CouarIL CHAMBER Cry HALL , :
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g. FLEMING, GAS FILTER ARD DEALRE IF
y Flxures Nc. ERrris' I:osr a41 EGsak.,s
arfet, will attend faithfully and puctuAlly all
ustoi him Sorss dwelling tttG
lId CT TraEnuaG els
sssy 4 il ~ 3ers ztG g1ehsns,
at;ibt : a.srTf'nr's.
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Fie train Will. sufficient notice stop
tlly Station. Fare, Is each way Parties
being u!ded ct the Station notify the Conductor prior
the departure Of the train.
m3 II pAkDElY -na,nt,
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e # q
couNrIL CHAMBER, Cry HALL 4
3silss New Orleans May 4, 1882 z
The Common Council met this day in Joint ses.
Il sion on q convocation of the Mayor
Members present Hon. G. Stith, President BRO
4 tenn; Messrs. Cox, ForstaH, Hnckins, Robin and
~ W iltz--6 Sss4
a8 ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
Hon, A. Dupre, President pro tenn; Messrs. al.
d len, Beggs, Davis, Hodgkins, Kingsland, Leefe,
and Mensman-8. I'll u "a
On motion the Common Council went into secret
4 session, after which the doors were opened and
the proceedings had ordered to be published.
The following message from the Mayor was
read, with the following endorsement Of Major.
General Butler, of the resolutions adopted by the
4 Common Council Sd instant and transmitted by
the Secretaries Of the Council in accordance with
y said resolution, viz 5sa5E 4ssstl RI
AAfoRAIrf c n h Ell. 4 1sEs 4 Ssss
To the Common Council in Joint ession: -
GentlemenI herewith transmit yon copy
lions passed by DO Boards Of Aldermen
administration Of the City Geyernment The under.
stsnsing all matters police proper they shall not be
nterered With BY tho authorities Of uniedsfaes
authorities the suggestions discussed
sail authorities and the commanding officer Of the
United States whom they have been submitted, and
The resell ons the effect that the action contemplated by
them is beeyed by him to he substantially within he
convention entered between hmsslf sad The city
fhoies whereby the ely of New Orleans Is he governed
dnripg its occupation military post by the army
esSsss1sa sA'es. nsspses. goGGN r. MONROE. Mayor
orIeanSsfse Of the municipal authorities Of New
8 IYs ssssa,y1se2.
The Commanding lenefsi f.Ssz May s. 1852
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Mt ATCIHES.

For sale Wholesale and retail at the office of the Css
Gty Match Factory l Girod street, the Factory Fell
WsfIanted equal 10 any Northern match ever imported
MO ~ j. 4. MCFARLAND A co,
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DIR. OSGDUD'S INDIA CHULA EOGUg


Fever aud Ague Chilli and Fever Dumb Ayue
and Rouittent FtverB, Liver Complaint, JuundIcu En
!argeinent Of the Liver, Enlar gelneut of .ts
Spleen. and all the various farm, OF
BILIOUS DISEASES
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MAYORALTY---OFFICIAL.
MAYORAl.TY OF NEW ORLEANS,)
City Hail. May 4, 1862,
Common Council of the city OF New Orleans


[
Common Council of the city OF New Orleans. }
mo. 6O22.]
Resoce That tho municipal authorities viii continue Their
functions with the understanding that they shi no, he
nterfered with all matters OF ice proper nss aistui
should calculated to crdangs the created
by the existing state of things between the city anu Inc hVd
The necessities people require that the circulation
ated authorities in the hame OF The ety. remain un
The civ authorities should have organize citizen
patrols additional force of policemen, that they
he enab maintain and the public guilty.
that Immediate provision will be made
cure articles of subsistence most cded and that such
measures will he taken wilt safe means of transport
Ing the place where they be had to tile city of
N. w Orleaus
The City Council would the Commanding General of
promise he made Mr. Soula the guard from
of the City Hall, upon the pledge taken by Mr.
Sou'e nei by the Council that the public archives shall
ReSore copy these resolutions be Transmitted by
the Secretaries of the Common Council TO the Con- nsndns
General OF The United States Army in possession OF The cy
OF the municipal the suggestions d scnsed in the
1Signedl S. T. pEIIABARRE,
President pro TEN, Board OF Aldermen.
tSigned1 J. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved Mays 1862. o,,, ,,,>,,o,,
me- st lSigne6l JOHN 7. MONROE. Mayor
ys2 ts 7h@ mo. 6023.l
ReoIne That Special Committee comprised Of Mess1s
Sh Dunre and WlE be and is hereby appointed TO act in
conjunction with Pierre Soue VIM Feret aud Moses
nwood, COMMITTEE OF Public Safety. confer with
the Federal Commander atSe to obtaining supplies of neces
saries of life for the people.
President pro Board OF Aldermen.
'''s"s01 President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
| Approved May 3, 1852
| mt St lSignedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

a,'slDnE.H4DM 90 II = - IS . 8 e
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mo. 6Ol9.l

NO. bUIS. ~ IT
RoleN That his honor the Mayor be and he Is hereby
que,tel with the Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart
in regard the workings of he patrol police sys by
him recommended in his message the City Council This
(sgned) J. MAGTONI,
'En Fl a-- President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl s. 2. DEI,ABARRE,
.f. 1850 - Presden,ipro TEN, Board of Aldermen
Approved May 2. 1862. I.. r-,.0
my3 81 tSignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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STREET COm7NER--OFFsCAAsl.
SECOND DISTIt let POUND--vvasD brought,
~ 10 the Second District Pound of Bienvile
Streets rs
One cant No. 93l and set OF harness.
Which Il claimed within three DAYS and the exnens
WEDNESDAY, May g. l6i2, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
New Orleans, May 3, 1862.
.nta'a J. MILTON RELF Street Commissioner
Registered May 6, 1852 ,-
"'"1A ~F" -S - 2'' +. DAVENPORT,
.g r.. q .s4r.s FL. Clerk OF Comptroller,
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Q.
Rsoleod That the Trener and Comptroller be and they
hereby horned employ capable discreet per,
their deputies in signing small issued the CITY
authorized by resolution No. 593 that the appontees be
Approv By the Charnen of the Finance Committees
j : / [Signedl 7Eb J. MAGI0NI, 90 .H. ir. 7
President Board of Assistant Alderman.
%0 Signed e S. P. DELABARRE
s7 rz- i. President pro Board OF Aldermen.
Approved Mny l. 1867
Signedl JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor.
A true copy: .r
N.Y. st W. s. PTTINGIIL, Secretary to Mayor.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1862-08-30
Peach Culture.

Alta recent Fruit Growers meeting in
Delaware, the following was said on the
culture of the peach, its various diseases,
SC. AS the peach is one of the leading
fruit crops in Delaware, what is here said
about it properly comes from practical
men, who know what they are talking
about:
The various committees appointed re-
ported interesting statistics In reference
to the quantity of peaches on the penln-
sula, from which lowing to the late frosts
we find the crop TO be not more than one
half of an average one. In some Sec
tions there is full crop, while in others
it is nearly failure. The next subject
in order was the cultivation of peach
orchards.
Mr.. J. R. Fennimore recommended
shallow blowing, and constant working
throughout the season; recommends Dc
tober and May blowing, not quite three
inches deep.
Mr.. Isaac Parsons recommended early
spring blowing for the growth of wood,
but October and May blowing for pro-
ductiveness of trees.
Mr.. Edward Wilmer has peach orch
ard in charge which he plowed last DC
tober, trimmed very heavily this spring,
plowed in March and seeded down with
oats. The trees are about six or seven
years old and will average two and a
half baskets to tres. Mr.. Wilmer had
the earth thrown from the trees during
both blowing he now intends TO PIow
again and throw the earth to the trees.
Mr.. Robert Nicholson has been en-
gagged in cultivating the peach for nino-
teen years, and has made various expert
ments ID blowing and culuvaliDg orchards
his experience has brought him to the
conclusion that October is the best month
for blowing. Whether the benefit arises
from throwing the insect on the surface
and many of them being destroyed, and