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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
MAssACHUsRTTe.
The Old Bay State All Risht-Usfsn MA
joeity, $4,000.

Boston. Tuesday. Nov. 7. 1866.
Our State Election took place to-day. The
vote was smallabout twothrds of that OF Last year.
when Andrew had l25. 2Sl and Paine 1890 The re-
cratA
The vote Of Boston WA g. sss for A. Fl. Bullock and
S3i for Gen. ID. N. Couch Last year the vote was
Andrew. l2, 7o3; Paine T94l
10 500
The vote Of the State will not probably exceed 100 900
Of which Bullock will receive from 1900 to $1,000;
Couch less than IS OOO
Gen Banks is elected 10 Congress in the Sixth Dis.
triot 70 MI vacancy His vote Is about the same as
that Tor Governor. Waltham. his own town. gives
him All against l3s foa Greenwood; Hayerhill 697
against ~ and Charlestown gives more than 1900
majority for Banks
The Democrats have elected one Senator in Suffolk
County. the only one In the State
The Workingmen controlled Wards 2 and l2 in
Boston.
The Democrats elected six Representatives and the
Republicans fourteen.
The House of Representatives will probably stand
abont a. last year. 9
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A CARD

For ,he purpose Of more fully supplying the
wants Of the public ard In order 20 prevent unscrupu-
ous dealers from palmng OIL inferior and worthless
goods as the hogIoS GOLD Pms. l shall hereafter
sfLL 40 GOODS At WBoLRsALB ercPiiHS only TO duly
Appointed and Authorized Agents TO whom Ceriih
cate OF such Agenoysi be given, and who alone shall
be able 20 sell the MORO. PESs in that city or village
Tony Agents shall give liberal discount upon
their agreeing 70 supply the public at my Published and
wellknown prices.
Jewellers or Sluonerl viii in oil cases be preferred
a. Agents
Conditions and Terms for Agency will 30 stated upon
application by letter otherwise.
Where no Agenoy is established those wishinS the
MORTON PRS must send 20 my store whore prompt
attention viii b, given 10 their orders.
Circular. with fac simile Engravings Of all Sizes
and Prices will be sent TO any one on receipt Of letter
postage.
Address A. MoRrov No 25 MAidenlanc NOw.York.
Dated New York. Nov. !. 1865.
BOYS AND CHLDRsS's GARBALDG CUTAWAY
and ZouAyF StTs Iv the Thousands az Popular Prices
J. V. BRoKAw. No. % Lafayette place and
No. 50 Fourth ave-. opposite Cooper Union
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France.

Tho departure Of the court for Compcgnne
Wa postroicd Tho Empero. and Empress bad de-
termincd not 20 leave Paris u.t after TIE entire l'
appearance 0i thc chO.eih ,
ibe Emperor visited two military hospitals on The
96tb The Paris papers we're cnthusastic about The
visit Of the Empires 70 The hcptAs and her personal
Kindness to the patients.
TLo Empress had addressed private letter Of con'
dolcnce 10 Lady pamerston.
Tho Paris Bcurse On ths 9Th was hsovy Ren'e'
cto.et al OF, 4JC.
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Business Notices.

WHAT FHg ILLUsTRtoUs ABERHBrnY SAID.
We'll .r what, tho nat ?" said Aberne,hy the great
English surgeon 70 c,dsyerous looking patient who had
called 10 consult him "Oh nothing .orous The reply
my stomach and liver out Of order, that's all" Do
you ca tllf nothing serious said Abenethy. 81 tell you
sir that when these organs out Of order you call IT,
there Il no. square inch Of the body th not or le
diseased nor drop Of blood in tia. Is in hcalhfal condi
ton" Nothing can be true and therefore Ct Of the
very highest importance to keep the stomach and liver in
vigorous conlon Ithe is weak and the otheruegala
In IL. action tone and control them with
HosTETTGRs CELEBRATED STOMACH BrrrERs,
the most genial vegetable restorative and alternative that h,s
ever been admli.ter.d for Dyspepsia aud Liver Dis
ease. It is recommended by distinguished surgeons and
physician. Of the United States army by officers Of the army
and navy by our first authors by eminent cersymen-in
fact by Thousands Of tie most intelligent Of every claas
unequa.d protective assnst epidemic and maarious dis
eas.s and s perfectly innocuou- bat At the sane time pow
srfal. invisorant and Alternative.
Eev.York Office No. 50 Cedar st.
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pRUsE GRAPE VINES Now.-The books & gen, d,
orally advise Winter pruning or arc are tbs work
sep.Ss,y 70 rnn into March which does not allow time
sr the cut to become dry enough to cheek the now OF
The TSsas. Sssds. the % wood % Il frozen much
ing ,oo in which state ought not to be disturbed
q bars ,ns Is .aoien leisure the vines are paos
and can be handled at will while the % w s w
dT snS nsues in spriDs pair Of pruning shears will
Ss bs oand very convenient making tn, oTtn laot
they almost 9S.. 70 hcneyso ns sSrsS black
tiiin.s hnI.s go In addition 70 tbe grape vines
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Special Notices.
The WOodlawn Cemetery.


FOR TIE CITY OF NEW-YORK AND VICINITY.
This Cemetery contains three hundred acres II /. sit
ua,ed the line Of the Harlem Railroad woodawn Sta
ton six mile. above Harlem Bridge and reached by chartered
regular trains in thiyve minutes from Twenty
.Ithst 1t ia only two miles from Kngsbrdge four me'
from MoComb Dam Bridge and four miles from Yonkers II
"a thus rendered easily accessible by carriages and by rail cars
The grounds ready for inerments Full particulars may
be obtained At the Office Of the Cemetery no % East Twenty
sIth.l Opposite the Harlem Railrosd Oce or at the
Lodge, on the grounds
rRusTaEs:
WILLIAM A. BOOTH, President
ABSALOM PETERS. Vice President
LUCIUS HOPKINS. Treasurer
JAMES ID. SMITH, Secretary.
Caleb B. Knevals. Hugh n Camp, Horace Y. Clark
David Hosdey Bont w. Bonney, Charles Crary.
Augustus sohsll, Samuel b. Parsons.
WILLIAM CLgs. Controller
0dlss No. 81 ENt TwentYsixth<t
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Latest.

LONDON, Oct. 25, Evening. The news to-day
is unimp0rtant. ,,
Two French frigates leave TOulon today 10 bring
home A portion of the French troops in tho Romun
states. The Second Brigade returns 70 France next
Spring. , ,..,.1 a. a.
The Danish Ministers aid % have declared mat
they cannot sanction the revision Of the Constitution a
urouosed by the committee OF the iagsraad.
American stocks opened fat but closed rather petsr
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KrnuLioIt.

The Senate had addressed an identical note 70
,he yreet German Powers energcucaly rejecting The
demands made upon H. lie nOto Of The SENATE cles
tho Federal Constitution, which allows no member oi
the German Confederation arbitrary inleFehu'h
against the sovereign rShis of other German SiH'o'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08

COMPLEXION ia an impossibility TOR any
person afflicted with diseased liver. or with any dis
order Of The digestive organs to have good or cesr
complexion. "HOopLAsDs GERMAN B.rTEk- VIII
ronye all diseases from tho vor and digestive organs,
and hy thus giving health aud strength o. those organs
remove tLa saovns-s o appearance and roughness Of
the skin noticed in many. TINS Biers IL not beV'
er,es Agent "a. i. HEtsHOID Druggist
No sgl broadway, N Y.
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T0bacrO Convention.

A CONVENTION OF THE ToBACCO TRADE will Ia
held under the susPiees OF tho eToBACCONiSTSNA NArloNAk
WEDNESDAY, November %, commencing at 10 q N, foS
the purpose OF presenting their views to the U s. Revenue
system of taxation and renewing their application W
Congress for transfer of the tax from the
the leaf The Convention, heretofore. will recommend
that the purchaser not the producer shall pay tho tax and
that tobacco exported shall be ree All in Of this
rnent cordially invited to attend.
WILLIAM Z. LAWRENCE, President.
EDWARD BURKE Cor. q o,,
II. As SCHRoDER Rec ocVietAics
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MaryIaud.

. BALTIMORE, Tuesday. Nov. T.
The vote in Baltimore is very light. There
very little opposition There were less than 5000
votes cast. Thomas is elected in the Second District
Congres,) to I'LL vacancy oceasoned by the resigns
tion of Col. Webster
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Rome.

The correspondence Of The Pal MAI Ga:eite
states that the Count de Saitges had informed tas
pone tL, the evacuation by the French troops would
colnmence on the lst Of November. The Count DC
Sartiges IN his interview with the Pope ennounceu
that The Italian Government would renew negotiations
i,b ,he HOW See "a soon as the elections com
peted.
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Shut out the cold. dust and water from your
d,or. and v-lnioWs. THy ISvI.IPy MErAftIC RuBRyR
wYArtPg SrMr-wITKRH- patent MAY -. lsp2. the
cheapest aud most cifsctnal strip n market HuBBiL
HiLl- Sole Proprietor, IL ldson y. \ Central Depot
- Hlsccker st near Broadway. SHErA.DS & Co. Agss
SswIsd MACHISEs-bpa SALE AND To Rssr.
" W WiCKs Eo $50 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08

H. A. TUCKER, osl, Banker, Broad.S', re-
port, h. home saved from robbers by thc BiRGiAh
AL,EN gLEGRAPH Office No. iJs Br0aiviy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08

Advice TO Mcn.-Do MT pay ~ 30 each for sHIRTN
before at least examining the celebrated SEA ISLAND -
ele CANT. soft finish shirt, made by SMITH FOWLEk No
80 Warren aud rstae this city only at No. 3s Broad
way corner Nhites. and at No Parsrow, opposite thS
Asor House. Price S4t dozen. or 81 eaen Aho fee
sale at the two places mentioned large ot Of Gents
CLOTH GLOVES, from auction at TSc. and Sl.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08

THE FINEST OvBRcoATs EyHE SSRs ~ THL
CoUsTRY a Popular Prices.
l. V BEOKAw No. o. Lafiy stt5 place and
no - Four,h ave. opposite Cooper Union.
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Tng MOTHERS TREASURE.

Mas wnsLow's SOOTHING syrup "a the prescription Of
one Of the best female physicians aud nurses In the United
States and has been used for thirty yoas with nsvsr,ns
safety and success by millions Of mothers for their children
II cure. wind coc regulates the bowels corect acdJ and
give. rs.t and health to the child
Doors AND SHORs, at reduced prices, at
Jonx. KsSwARp'a Nos 10 and II Annst, New'forh.
A Sussr SEWING MACHINE.
WtLfcox 0tEss. Ne oV6 Brasdwpy.
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UARnklED.

DOANE-BEARD-On Monday, Nov. 8, ct ths Church OF
The Messah by tho Rev Samuel Osgood A. Sidney Dosne
OF No City o. agnes Cineau. daughter OF the lae
Thlua, Bsard of Reafdstown. H. No cariI
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Il, =, Sanitary Commission.

CENTRAL OPYcs, WAsHISeroS d. c., Oct ], 1865.
All per.ons who may hold unsettled claims OF any kind
the Sanitary Commission requeedt TO present h3
same oi adjustment to the General Secretary the Centred
Oaice of the Commission No. 2tl st., without deny.
JNO. s. BLArCHFORD, General Secrstary.
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Advertisements

JRPPRgs' No. 573 BROADWAY.
Tho only place in the city where
IADVs' Coon BOOIS AND SaDR3
Can be hed at low prices.
JEFfER,, No. 90 BROApDAT.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08

Furniture
AT REDUCED PRICES,
of the latest styles, Consisting Of
PARLOR. DINlNG-ROOM aid CHAMBER SUITES.
In Rosewood Walnut and Maple, retailing at msnustarscf
pricos, at T. kRUTlNAS
MANUFACTORY AND WAREROONS
Nos. 10 and w East Hous,onst,
Between Bosery and SecoEd,ys
All goods warranted.
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MOZART HEADQUARTERS.

Mozart was desOate and disconsolse last night It's
uncean benches forsaken. its tallow gores had
gone ont and l0yoi MOzarters initiated their example
Early In the evening few Of the great "Unterrifed
appeared the scene anxiously nquring If Lint were
elected. Delphos silent. and the dev0tses at the
shrine went On their way diso0ntsntsd dishssrt'
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HDQns STATE MILITIA or THE PARISH OF Campo.


Succession of GABRIEL ST. ANN PRrDuoMME.
DY VIRTUE Of an order of the honorable, the Dis
I'D tric Court in and for the parish Of Nachitoches,
to directed, will offer for sale public auction, on
Thursday, the 4th day of January, 1856,
all the tract Of Land, which the deceased formerly
resided, situated both banks of Red river, about
eight miles below the town Of Natchitoches and contain
ing the quantity of twelve hundred and thirty
23S) arPeuts or one thousand and fortysev and q
half acres Of land described and marked in plat
made by Geo. s. Walmsley, Deputy Surveyor, North
western District Of Louisiana made on the 28th day OF
January, 1910.
The Land will be sold with reference to the plat and
the corner and descriptions therein marked down. and
which will be exhibited on the day of sale.
Terms of sae-The purchaser to pay onehalf of the
price at the time of the sale in specie or the United
States paper currency its specie value at the time Of
sale tie balance payable in specie, the first day Of
January 1867 with eight per cent per anqum interest
from date, until final payment The purchaser to fur
nish his note properly stamped for that amount and
I'd be secured BY mortgage with the fact non aeAaHao
and vendors privilege on the land sold.
The sale to take place on the premises between the
usual hours.
will be offered for sale. aboHt
Ten Thousand Bricks,
One Hundred and Fifty Bushels Of Corn
Terms Of sale Cash, in United States currency.
R. W. mcconnell,
5,c7q9l Sheriff.
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I'm TENTH DISTRICT COURT-Parish of Caddo-
State Of Louisaua-No 6755-MARY C. Books vs.:
RoDr D. GILL. In this case byreasoq of the law and
Taintiff Mary Brooks wife of Robt. D. Gill, have
Judgment I's separating her in property from her said hus
band, Robert D. Gill; and that SIZE have from this date
the separate and sole administration Of her own prop
plaintiff recover Judgment against the eendert for the
sum Of Two Thousand Dollars claimed il the within
petition for her paraphernal property, and for interest
from judicial demand, together with the costs to D2
taxed 1t is further ordered, adudged and decreed,
that she have and receive all her parpheranaI property
from her said husband, Robt D. Gill 1t is further or
dered adudged and decreed that the community of
quits and gains heretofore existing between the plain
tiff and defendant be- and is dissolved from this date.
Done and signed in open Court, this the oath day Of
November, 1865. JAMES |. WEEMS,
true copy. Judge 10th Dist
Attest a. L. MERsHox Clerk. dec6 st
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d9o13-2tI.


TN DISTRICT C0URT-Parish Of Caddo-State Of
1 Louisiana-No. 6792-MARrHA e. BRowN vs. LEANDER
ID Love In this case by reason of the law and evidence
it is ordered adiudged and decreed, that there be
separation Of property between the plaintiff and the de-
fendant her husband and that the community aequits
and gains heretofore existing between them, pc DIS
solved.
plaintiff recover Of theieendant, the sum OF i've tnou
sand six hundred and Sixty dollars with legal interest
thereon from the lst day of February, 1850
1t is further ordered adjudged and deereed that the
plaintiff recover the further sum Of six thousand, SIX
hundred and sixty-sx e dollars, with legal interest
tlreou from the list of February, 1860 II Is further
ordered adiudged and dcreed that the plaintiff recover
tte further sum of four thousand, nine hundred dollars
With legal interest thereon from Judicial demand 1 /
frber ordered adudged and decreed that the plaintiff
rcaver of tile defendant the further sum Ct fifteen
thousand dollars with ler interest thereon from The
Ist dav Of February Il And it is further ordered,
adudSed and decreed that the plaintiff legal mortgage
I'll tie real estate Of the defendant be recognised and
enforced az security for the payment OF the SAID sew
al sums with the interest thereon, and that the defend
art nav the costs of this suit to be taxed
nfae ana issued Id onen court this the 25th day Of
November, 1863. = 40. |. "6D.def
a true COPY. su'sl 4-t-l II-''' III. Il
Attest. Y q NEBsugN, Clerk. -75 VI
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SUCCESSION SALE.

orI t. t,rr ,,NH A
99cccs SsI - f VOL md personoI Fronarfv
H0 nI,,TPTGT r9TPT ~ vrtna If v-rit IF sae
l go FROM, fbS Hon The District Court of the
ra55 i, tt,o T1aftar If tho srccoesious of r
PalIS24I u III "a ~ ~ l;racta5 ,riII All il
anu - ~ ~ bnreof er described an
Pt s9toTaG, ,1to 9ntl, Jay of nacayhar QG5
~ ~ ti 49, Nm u IA o,IooI ! and ofcIock
petmeeh eie h;t+ II +in faIioyri,o descrihad
70 l4e ~ az a I o,rorft- baio7riro. n The
f;J FIov-oi INA Sfary, Faster +7-,y
80 " f LA i-na,n a. tb9 HOME PT ACE To-
~ n ~ a. a. - +oi+o M I+oy,,s- fonrtnen n
Wy II " y - Il \ TX, n, o,s+ L,,ertar and tha
ran = 80, " Of +i ,ort east o,aTtar and tho
tb t Harer 0f northwest quarter of section
So IN +aTrnebin fourteen II 4 range sixteen; C16)
% bif and he north west Quarter Of the north
"e4 t and thirtvfve acres on the east side of
I n ,,2ir,rr +brougb tle southwest quarter Of the
I,arfer and THROUGH the northwest quarter
80 a. sortb aas+ quarter of section fourteen G4) all
= III ftaan Viz township fourteen IA range
it ~ ~ sIso northeast quarter ard the south
s1.t, ~ and fba north half of the porth-eas quar-
Id ill., so,Itb aast nuarter If the northwest quar-
te' ~ - tbireon I13l township fourteen I14l
tc u ;4 l1eN oIs, tba ost half Of tbe northwest
Ialae $500 III ~ th n,est g,Iartar If fhe northeast
qUntsa' 60 ,+; ,ant fS.. I9l same township aud
qua @ ~ - ~ ost baIf If section seven n Town
IKE Gi&tn n ranga fftann 151 and the north
sup ~ ~ ,,rrt7, ,-oet 1uar+or of section airb
west qqF'9l - ~ fto, Il 4 raroo fffaan Ii5l
Teen, lIo,l ;o ai5 it L,,,ndred an5 NH
c91tal5 - 7se3} - "a Icss toretfar Win oII
Sg-Iyo gc!cs, 81 i iliol - tt 40
4AiSo-tile y ~. ~ ir' # oIi +,Tontvairft 15a
except tour acres upon TaIcl III Ltp1 - ~
is situated the noIIh nan " Ihe iiIt - u.s. " ~ nv
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SHERTFF,S SALE.

IN DISTRICT Court-Sate of Louisiana-Parsh of
4 Caddo-No. 6860-ANN NJ. MUTT vs. JosEPH BOND
Administrator. By virtue Of a writ of sale to me
directed by the honorable District Court Of the parish
of Caddo State of Louisiana in the above entitled suit
will sell at public auction, at the Court House door, in
the city Of Shreveport parish and State aforesaid
Saturday, the 9th day of January, 1866,
between the hours of II o'clock A. N. and o'clock P
n, the following descrbedparcel Of ground situated in
the city of Shreveport parish Of Caddo State of Lou
isiana, to-wit:
Ten Acre Lot No. thirty-two, 49, with all the build
ings and improvements thereon.
Seized as the property of defendant and to be sold to
pay and satisfy the writ above mentioned.
Terms of sale-Cash, subject to benefit of apPraisc
ment. THOS. h. SIMPSON,
Nov. %. 1865-Gtpf$15 rs Sheriff
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Shreveport, December 6, 1865-5tpf SIS
SHERIFF.S so.

TN DISTRICT C0URT-State of Louisiana-Parish
Il Of Caddo-No. 6860-L. NJ MUTT VS.. s. H. PARSONS.
BY virtue of writ of sale to directed by the Hon
the District Court of the parish of Caddo State of
LOUISIANA in the above entitled suit will offer for sale
at the Court House door, in the city of Shreveport
parish aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 9th day of January, 1866,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock P
NJ the following described property situated in the city
Of Shreveport, to-wit:
Parts Of Lots thirteen, l3,l fourteen, G4,) fifteen
(5) and sixteen, 1G) in Block No. thirty eight (38l
known as follows, towit Commencing at point fifty
feet from the of Caddo and Market streets and
running thence at right angles with Market street
across said lots hundred and sixty feet thence along
the line which divides lots twelve and thirteen in said
block toward the alley fifty feet thence back Market
street in parallel line with the first line one hundred
and sixty feet thence along Market street to the place Of
beginning, together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon
Seized as the property of the defendant, S. H. PAR
SONS and to be sold pay and satisfy the writ issued
n the above entitled suit, with all cost.
Terms of Sale Cash, with the benefit ofapprasement
JAS. NJ WILSON
Nov %, 1SG5Gt-p.E$21 Deputy Sheriff
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of PIERRE BOILER, deceased.
I'm DISTRICT C0URT-By virtue of writ of sale
parish Of DeSoto and directed ordering the sale
ofcertan property belonging to the succession of Pierre
Boiler decd will proceed to sell public auction in
front Of the Court House door, in the city Of Shreveport
parish Of Caddo on
Saturday, the 9th day of January, 1866,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. and o'clock P;
property belonging to the succession of said deceased,
Lots Nos eight nine % and sixteen 49, section
eighteen, as township fourteen, a. range eleven en-
Caddo, containing hundred and five 1900 acres,
together with the Improvements thereon.
Terms of sale-Cash, with benefit of appraisement.
THOS. R. SIMPSON, Sheriff
Dacemhara 1sG5-5tpfsl8 80 and ex oLic0 Auetioneer
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Proceedings Of the Board Of Trustees

MAToR's OFmcE-CITY OF SHEEvEroRT,
December 5, 1865.
Al regular meeting Of the Mayor and Trustees of
the city of Shreveport, the following members were
present VIZ: His honor j. H. Gooch Mayor; AZ Kimble,
Martin Tally, c. McCarty, II. Murphy and r. Dawes,
The proceedings Of the last meeting Of tile Board
were read and adopted ru,,,r-,,,,
The Finance Committee reporting fayorably upon the
report of Controller for the month Of OCTOBER 1900 on
motion the same received.
The Committee on Claims reporting untavorably upon
the account of uhaup SpIker for Sl86 &C. the same
The7 reported avorably upon the claim Of the steamer
Cuba for $3.50 90, and the same was allowed
The Street Committee-made no report.
REPORTS.
The report Of Controller for the month OF November
1855 was referred to the Finance Committee.
The reports Of Chief Marshal Assistant MaTshAls
aud Of Sexton, for the month Of November 1861 were
received. -,--
The following accounts were allowed:
J. Henderson, Jail fees. .FoL U3
G. w. Sherrod, Hire Of ambulance. ......-.. og
The account of W s. Lewis for $500 90 was referred
The communication Of S ?. Griffin Co., being read,
the same was referred to the Committee on CLAIMS
The communication of j. II. Wilson ana otners, peth
read The MAYOR appointed Messrs. Kimbe, Murphy ana
Tally Committee examine into the matter felefieu
to, and to report thereon ,,r. m M
and Murphy was appointed to examine into and report
upon thc ezpediency Of constructing rocA %lll II
front of the commencing AZ pollC
railroad strikes the river and extending nortn y o
foot of Crockett street
On motion Of Trustee Dawes, the Controller was az
rected to send 70 New Orleans for full set OF eSns
and Measur- for tire use Of the CITY
On motto - Trustee McCarty, II was
Resolved THAT the ordinance passed AuguSt Iatu'
1862 in relation Rondo be 50 amended that ts Peh
atty for playing said game Shall be fine OF tiftF Do
lars for each and every day the game shall be played
On motion of Trustee Tally, it was
Resolved That the annual license granted hy the e!y
10 the first propretors of any business house IN TINS guy
may be transferred to any parties who may suceae9
them in the business in the house paid to the sald
license to hold good until the 8ist December next en-
suing thereafter.
The license on Theatrical performances was reaucea
to IS 90 for each performance and that on nSe9 70
So So per day. ,4.-,..
The contract for raising the roof Of the Market house
was awarded to Vim. Stewart for $3.50 90
The Controller was directed to refund 70 J9hn ~,
tiers tie sum Of Fifty Dollars the sum having been co
lected in error. - !
Mutiaed bills to the amount Of S553 10, were hnr2 co
il presence Of the Board.
The Board then adournd.
JOHN L. Go0CH, HaroT.
ElED 4 Lzoy4zr, Controller.
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49, WAS stolen from my premises, ten miles south
~ west Of Shreveport on Tuesday night, the
Z@-z&-30th Of October, full medium size dark bay
(nearly black HORSE, about 8 years old; the above
horse is full height, has rather long slim neck does
horse and quite spirited viii give $500 for the ap-
prehenson of the thief and the recovery of the horse
when the hefs convicted andreceived in the penien-
tiary, or $50 for the recovery Of the horse alone
Noy2q R. W. GOODWIN.