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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-05

The public schools of this city, after vaca
tion of about nine weeks. will reopen on Mon
day next
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-05
School Books /.

All kinds of School Books used in city and
country for sale by OsMAN " HAPEMAN, west
of the court house square, at the lowest living
prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-05

CoRsErs, CoRsETs CORsETs Now 10 your
time to get cheep Corset and good one for
little money, at the Hoop Skirt Factory, 115
Main St.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-05

If you want anything in tho line of Linen
Collars and Cuffs, call at the Hoop Skirt Fac
tory ll5 Main st.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-05

pLANcnETrE!-Th great mystery, Planchstt'
for sale by OsMAN u HApEMAN, west Of tn
court house square.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-05

Something new for the Misses--a "bustlc"
something beautiful. Call at the Hoop Skirt
Factory, 115 Main st.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-05
Ottawa Academy Natural Sciences.

Meets FIRST Thurdsy In each MONTH In Dr. j. Pauls builc
Ing Donations OF blrds insects and perfacons soliceC
j. Paul. President. W. W. Cakins. Secretary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-05

Come and see the new style OF Jewelry at til
Hoop Skirt Factory, ll5 Main st.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-05

FRANK LEsLIE's PLEASANT Hours for Octo-.
er and .a)l late publications, cutlery, &c, at
OsNAN & HArEMAN's, west of Court House
Square,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-05

There will oe preaching in Plymouth Church
on Sunday, morning and evening
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-05

SEYMOUR and BLAIR Badges in great variety
at OsMAN 4 HApEMAN's, west of the court hous,
square.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-05

10000 pounds of wool wanted at ID. II. Por.
ter's. Highest cash price paid.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-05

Indstructable Hoop Skirt, at the Hoop skir
Faclory, ll5 Main st.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-05

Ladies, call at the Hoop Skirt Factory and nee
all the new goods free Of charge, 1l5 Main St.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-05
Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING.

OTTAwA TUESDAY, Sept. !, 1868.
Present-Mayor Brewer, Aldermen Bell, Thomas,
Brunker, Murray, Carroll, Leonard, Colwell, and
Moore.
Minutes of the last three meetings were read
and approved.
Petition of ). p Couch and others asking city
council to refund the amount of fine imposed upon
Wm. Ebert by police magistrate for violation of
the ordinance For preventing dogs from running
at large not securely muzzed, was presented.
The Chair rules that the matter having been ad
Indicated, and fine imposed by the police magis-
trate, council ought not TO interfere, and therefore
refused TO entertain motion Tor granting the
prayer of petitioners.
Application of A. p. Reed for license to act as
city aucti0ncer for the municipal year ending
March 20, 1863 was on motion OF Brunher received,
and prayer of applicant granted.
Report of commissioners appointed to assess the
benefits accruing 10 property from the construction
Of a sewer along and under Columbus street from
Superior street TO the sewer on Jefferson street,
was called up for action by council.
No written objections had been filed, but Rev. p.
Terry by permission, objected ora v<o the assess
ment made on lots 10 and Il, in block S5, State s
Addition, tor the reason that the assessment on
said lots was eXorbltaut as compared with assess
ments on other lots, by him deemed equally bene-
fitted by the construction Of Columbus street
sewer.
On motion Of Colwel report Of commissioners
was recommitted for report to council at its next
session.
Inc committee on streets ana alieys submitted
the following report:
To tie MAJOR and City Council Of he city OF
ONdlrd.
The undersigned, committee streets and al
leys, respectfully report that they have examined
the matter respecting the construction Of, side
walk referred to said committee at o previous
meeting of the city council, and have viewed the
premises where said sidewalk is proposed to be
constructed, and recommend the passage of the
following order. II. p. BRnNKER,
JOHN CoLwBLL ..
WV. THOMAS,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-05

DR.. Walker the oculist, is at the Park Hous
to-day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-05

Stewards Cough Cure has cured Asthma.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16


lntion By leaving vacancies In some Of the
committees for members Of the BosSa who
might ystbe qualiaed.
Both anendments accepted. The resolu-
tion was adopted By The following vote: g
Yeas: Messrs. Hepp. sterry, Sampson:
Perkins, Whitaker, Moore, Flood, Lesus
mont, and Smith,. m s.lss
Nays Mr.. Davies-I. IA
The President, IN accordance with the res.
olution as above, proceeded to organize the
Board BY appointments on the following
committees
on Finance Messrs. J. S. whitaker and
J.. H 0glesby. ...sss 4 a. s..l
nstreets and Landings -Messrs. Charles
Leaument. Williamson Smith, and J.. L.
sterry. a...4
On Police and Health Hen. Charles
beaumont, Chairman. VAffIlfs
On Workhouse and Prisons-Mr. William
son Smith, Chairman, and Messtss j. n.
Davies, 3. Flood, and J. L. sterry.
On Fires-BIrl J. H. Moore, Chairman.
On Education--Mr J. s. Whitaker, Chair.
man. u z 81 r5
On improvements and Buildings Charles
Leaumont. -l- -. /. j.
On motion of Mr.. Perkins the Board ad.
journed until next Tuesday, at O'Clock
gis aFoa 9se ALFRED BoURGES. aH
---, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

IIII
Burbank, carrlere, Devices, and Schneider.
onbxn cF THH DAY.
The following, made the special order Of
the lay for this meeting, passed Its first
reading:
RESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized
to mass an act before the City Notary, with
Mr. s. johnson, "to which act Mr.. John
Petit, the security and partner of Mr.. John
son, will be a party to cancel and annul a
certain contract made on the 18th day Of
February, 1867, by act before j. w. Castell,
notary public, by John I. Monroe, then
Mayor OF the city OF New Orleans, with the
said s. johnson, for the building of an asy-
lum for French orphans, under the Will of
Nicholas Gir0d, and that the Mayor be fur
ther authorized to pay to said S. johnson
the sum of twelve thousand dollars, in full
discharge and release of all claims OF the
said 8. johnson against the city of New Or
leans, by virtue Of and growing out Of the
said contract, and of all damages for the
canceling of the same. In consideration
Of which payment, the said s. johnson and
the said John Petit shall Jointly and sew
orally warrant the city Of New Orleans
against all claims and demands of workmen
and materials, and of whatsoever nature for
work and labor done or materials furnished
in and for the construction of the said
"Girod asylum to the said contractor, s.
johnson, and against the claims Of all sub
contractors, and
Be IL further resolued, That the twelve
thousand dollars to be paid as aforesaid
shall be charged by the Controller to the
"Girod fund"
Be it further resolved, That all the mate
rial on the ground shall belong to the said
S. johnson.
The Board adjourned until Tuesday next
at7P. NJ.
HUGH ]. CAMPBELL,
Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16
OFFIOIAL NOTIORS-.CITY,

FOE THE ERECTION OF 4 HuHLD-
Ing on the Lot belonging 10 the city OF
New Orleans, on Lafayette Street, near
the corner Of Dryades street, TO be
Used ms n Recorders Court, Police
station, and LOeknp. uR ,rs r11zuts
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

The following messags som tha Mayor,
whie1 hsd been sent to special naeAiIng
called ~ FRIDAY, February 7. but wna nor
acted uan f1rHa Of a quorum, was nua.
rad. ane referred to the Finance Commit
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

SPECIFICATION of Materials and Workmanship
requisite for the Erection And,U Completion OF Tho
proposed First District Reeorders court and
Police Station on piece Of ground located on
Lafayette street, between BarOnue and Drgades
streets, under the direction of the City Surveyor
Of New Orleans, and agreeably to such further
drawingsin in explanation thereof as may be fur
nished therefor from time to time.
The size of Building, its dimensons sub divisions
and the arran gements OF details Of onildinRs thick
ness OF walls are to be tho same as set forth and
shown on the several drawings deposited in the
Surveyors office. Ali the measurements being in
American feet and inches, and when not figured to
be measured by the scale OF drawing as given there
on. Should the contractor require duplicates he
will have TO furnish them at his own expanee.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

70 the HonorabIe the Boardof Assistant Aldermen:
GENTzEMRN--I herewith return without
my signature the resolution estimating the
probable receipts and expenditures OF the
current year, in compliance with section l24
Of the city charter. lae
Ny reason for 50 doing Is, that the appro-
pEiafiOR for the public schools seems 70 me
% be inadequate TO the proper support Of
that most Important department Of the city.
government. The intelligence Of the peo.
pie being the Foundation and bulwark Of
repnb lean Inst tlitions, would recommend
the schools, certainly not less amount
than was appropriated isst year, while the
most rigid economy Is Recommended IL
every other depaftmcut. "a.
ass Y cry respectfully.
A casa 0ss .. HEATH, Mayor.
The report Of tue Treasurer for the week.
ending sth Of February, 1868, showing d
balance on hand Of S7zAs7el rs, was referred
70 the Finance COMMITTEES. lssi - -
The following from the Street Commits.
aioner was received and the appointments
therein contalned confirmed;
- sEHfET cohnusaosEns nxPk karnksr
f5sI Z, 5-.,al R2pln No. City Hal.
IA New Orlaans, hebfuaSy s. l668 ]
no sRs Aenozable the oaln1aon oeunclls Oily New
GHarLHagN-I have the honor Of infofna-
ing yen that have this day app0inted AIr.
w. u McDull0ch, (securities Nilliam Me-
CullOch end E. a. Dagis), Deputy Street
Com missioner laE the 6rat end fourth dfa.I
tricss, vioa Mr. n w. Btasley. 34
And AZ, =. D. White, lsecaIfty W. ). Cas.
teill, Deputy Street conlniaafoner far ne
eee0nd aud third dlsricia. vice Aff. u. Il. 4
ID Dih0metg1e. E0ur Approval II said ap.
polntments is most respectfully requested.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

esqfth river Edt loas than inches thick
.alq ana peoaeq With closed and even iopts in good
Aycfanlio ce4nous uozzar Tta 1it1 81 the faR-
tones ahal Be pot less than laet by feet. The
AaBa5oues TOR th8 Projection of 4aS faafn enrfid,
sneli be not less than Tees long and net less txn
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16
BRIOKLAYERs' WORK.

The trenches for the foundations shall be dug out
in width 10 suit the widths OF fOotngs and in depth
to have the upper Offset Of the bricwork OF the
t9otngs below the regulated surface Of the ground
thef beytoms shan Pe made perfectly level, hard,
nesses Of sound foundation Aatboat planks laid
crossing one another in the usual manner and pro-
jecting four inches side beyond the irst or
bottom course Of the footings. When the footings
are all put in, the trenches shall be rsillad with
proper earth, and thoroughly rammed; the ground
Of the easement floor shan be properly allied up and
graded ALL the surplus earth and material that
may be taken out Of the trenches, and all rubbish
that may aceumulate during the progress Of the
works, shall be oarted away OF deposited on the
ground, as the Surveyor may direct. 81
Should there be any privy sinks OF wells on the
with brick rubhfsh
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16
BY command of Major General Hancock
GEORGE l.. HARTSUFF,
Assistant Adjutant General.
omoial,

NATHANIEL BURBANK, lta
Second Lieut., ThirtY-seventh Infy, Brevet
First Lieutenant o. S. A., Acting Assist
ant Adiutant General.
Mr. Sampson offered a resolution relative
to the filing of vacancies in the several
standing committees, action on which was
postponed to the next meeting.
The following message from the mayor
was read and referred to the Finance Com.
mittee:
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

The front stair ia to be Of csaf iron neat uniern
pf 2d etsps, inches rise The riaers to Contain
hauosone shaped apsuinEs SO as 10 admit light; q
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16
No. sl2-New Series. +,

CoNTRoLLER's OFFICE, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
. UIty Hall, 6th day Of February, ls68 }
Notice is hereby given that the Controller will at
~ CLOCK M. on TUESDAY. the 18th day OF March
1e65 at his Office adiudicate to the lowest bidder
! s. G. BROWER.
Deputy Controller.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

The whole Of the briekwork Of the foundations or
burnt lske made bricks, laid IN cement mortar oom.
posed Of the best quality. both Of fresh hydraulic
The walls and briekwork above the ground floor
shall be Of the best quality. hard and Well burnt
country bricks SKcept the prison walls which shall
be Of first quality lake bricks, laid in lime mortar
composed Of the best quality, both Of fresh Thomas
ton lime and coarse, sharp gritted sand, properly
mixed and manipulated as the Surveyor may direct
No inferior quality or salmon colored bricks will bo
allowed on the premises. A AH
All bricks used in the work shall be vet with clean
water short time before using them.
No bricRbats to b. allowed il any part Of the foam
dati0ns or walls exc9pt for closares, = 7E-TI
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16
HOARD OF AssrsrANTALDERrEN.
Regular Meeting.

Regular Meeting.
CRY HALL, NEW ORLEANS,
February IL, 1868.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment,
Present Messrs. sterry, Sampson, Per-
kins, Whitaker, Davies, Moore. Leaumont,
and Smith.
On motion, Mr.. Perkins was called to the
chair. ..-..,..-.. - .. .-
The minutes of the previous meeting were
read, and Mr.. Davies stated that that part
showing that he had referred to an act of
the Legislature in joint session was incor.
rect, and moved that it be stricken out.
The minutes as corrected were approved.
The following communication from head.
quarters fifth military district was received
and ordered spread upon the minutes;
HEADQUARTERS EIFrH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans. La, February 2, 1858. 5
Special Orders No. 2s
lE1traetl
4. For proceeding to held an election for
recorder of the second district, city of New
Orleans, in contempt of orders from these
headquarters, the followingsmember of the
Boards of Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen
of the city Of New Orleans who voted for the
resolution 8mi1tary appointmentS) are here
by removed, viz;
James Graham, +, E. Dumas, John R.
Clay, of the Board OF Aldermen and
a. Mary, s. Thezan, o. j. Dunn, S.
Straight, B. F. Joubert,C. S. Sauvinet of the
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
j. N. Lea, Robert j, Watson, Guy Du-
Planter, are hereby appointed members of
the Board of Aldermen and
Williamson Smith, George Urqnhart, ].
H. Moore, P. H. Morgan, Charles beaumont,
J. S. Whitaker, appointed members of the
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
j. H. 0glesby is appointed a member of
the Board of Assistant Aldermen in place of
@. L. Gumbel, resigned.
Upon accepting these appointments, the
aboYe-named persons will transmit to these
headquarters copy of the oath prescribed
by law.
BY command of Major General Hancock:
GEORGE l.. HARTSUFF,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Official:
NATHANIEL BURBANK,
Second Lieut., Thirty Inf'y, Brevet
First Lieutenant o. S. A., Acting Assist
A,ls
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

The brickWDfk Of the base walls 10 the height Of
inches above the regulated e1Einc1 Of the ground
shall hs coverad with 8 course of large size Heleh
slates properly overleppe beddad in cement
mortar 70 prevent the ascent d moisture IN the
work The four upper courses Of the hriokWark and
other walls exposed TO the Wezther, shall be laid IN
conent mortar With course o. siatea built in be-.
tween them. 2 = ~
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

No. 8d2--New Series
Resolved. That pefnfssson be ard ths aaue
hefetF GlBnia4 - Mtlara HeiAnonang & BhS3i5fs ls
erect asfaslu engine at No. Spain street third al
irlct tao same 70 % erected IN eeoordanos uith &
listing laUa and orinnnces and TO relIlE "a durjaI
ths plpaeura 81 the Common Conncil.
t1lNne1 r.. w PERKNNE
President nosrd ii Assietert 1ids1fsrasu.
t1isneG 4. A. WOoLFLEY
AFgsaysa February ~ 1888 Il - -,
s9neah =. HEATH, Mayor.
uAAlHt x. WaIrAKEns Secretary,
No. sbs-New Series
fe4olaad, That ordinance No sls. nstE 'eerias. /,
tlt sss s44t q hereby amended 80 a. 20 rad a. i1
y aif Ae9psfs ot afogsgles aatiha au6R 81 ths
~ .s IS e. & s,essaasa snsA 2es license q s2
fsigHeAl i ". PFHHfH
Fiqfiatnd hpqxd QI A1eiAtant Aldolman'
ts'4uqelt "A. WUUrHffiV. 4
ke.,.ss y tfs| asat Board q atsrsn.
ts.apsel Alz Elesa1
DANIEL X. tIElrk rnr farrtts7r
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

The foDiinga under the walls on thsfaont ON y,afas.
cite street shall be bricks wide a. the botfom fhe
Hank party line walls and wall bricks wide tS
tootings Of division Ha IN main building viii be
bricks wide at the bottom; the fo0tnes OF the mid
do builaing wilt b6e bEinlBa aiae oi tia % In rarfy
yarq uAli nf4ka Hlda. Tho fnatings Of tha prison
walls VII bB bzicks vide, and the division walls iii
prison BRICKS The lootlnfs oi the privy walls
anAu be 4k bricka wide at tha bottom After the
trenches are dEg qut and preuared the whole Of ihe
tootlnga shan be ihtd Adc0rdinR to the Widths spci-
4edi eaen anq ever eeakae Of the briekwork alter
inches Offset on each side. 49, 10y
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16
CARPENTER AND JoINERs' weak.

All the interior floors shall be laid with ths hest
mill dressed yellow pine pankss not over inches
vide and Ia inches thick, perfectly seasoned and
free from bad sap knots splits other defects; The
galleries shall have hOors OF first quality dressed cy.
press planks, not oyer inches wide and lS inches
thick. with tongued and Rrooved edges pat down
with white lead in the joints and made perfectly
water.tight. t5-
All the straight and heading joints Of the inside
and outside floors shall be smoothed of. - = =
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

The fence the street line shah bc as ornamental
iron fence granite base. At each end viii ha
placed gate well hnng and fastened In the centre
or IN frent OF the entrance stairs shah be dsnbls
sliding gate to the width Of the ttark said fate "a
slide Or IRON rollers, and haye good fagieninE
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

I0 EIUIUEN4 ~ front q fH0. nfor14IU |5|...
E-.UN she 1ai|NIul Is to D. I,||..4's ..1" a+||.
fisfA 4nftatNei4 % Nqlla nglf Nns neaa "a
AI|N ~ #tIo Hil4N Mt|.l4" nI|I rvs
81 s t0N a 44tNtI fAt .|1rF 81 lhe f| 1I11I
w :" 4sI i11t ~. ana
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N e 81 4 q ||14I 5 II
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4 epF ~ 4.e 1ag 11| 4| - H ~ aaI4 Aeetr1
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

A|l1 tutatloE o. ana IIdEa And E1ar NnAfIn.1 atsn
h1.1ftaa FlnIe 1a91HsF olr so aI1f
Eet hesf 1n n..4al ~ its n.At y 10 ia4aE1r.
47Ia tls44 cIllll5lU I-EIf noFH bands
40 eIurcd f1ql ,i4is Ma tnsl 1IlI ana
eeNore esa'Fe pieea9 y fqrp fFaHr shQRi "a
az slEl. Id1'.s 81 a'.Isll san hl,o hl.ld oa.d
Vie gwnoiaol tie t4rlHr walls and ceiIlaa lhraah
ont tifa pflson lts pa ea41rcd With lIrd5 dlal 81
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16
Z 81 ''IS b. Il ffHsTH. Mavor

The report Of the Treasurer for the week.
ending Sch Of February, 1868, showing a
balance on hand Of s72A7st rs, vas referred
70 the Finance oommittes. lssi - -
The following from the Street Commits.
eioner was received and the appointments
therein contalned confirmed.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

Window gratings for prison are to be furnished
and fastened well and secure IN she waqo the pris-
on; said gratngs to be feet By feet in the clear
and be made IN tbs sang way Is the doors out Of
of ~ inches BY i inch iron frame
There will be an iron gate "a tre PARTITION wall Of
the yard, and ore n front Of the lower story and in
round Tennessee iron, have good strong locks. and
hinges fastened in the hFserwcek f Et.Fi7
The gallery in the front yard leading to prison to
have suitable wrought iron brackets OF suficient
Ftrnuofh
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

The doors Of the prison shall have strong aud
welconstructed iron frame, made out of 2lSxI
inch Tennessee ifpn measure 3feet by 7feot IN the
clear The door il 70 be Ihede out 81 'rsnnsazeo1
1nch round iron 3iuches apart from centre centre
tyetsd well 10 2xl inch iron frames and cro-abars
sAla cloas pars e BE- one foot apart First lualitg
locks, snon as are customary in other prisons, to
be fastened on IN secure aad Workmailke manner.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

The whole ol the walls- and other brickgork
tgoueheqt shall Ne carried up IN hori zo1ta uonrsu6
e1eeatsd IN proper bqna, aud erected sn the most
cafeful substasti tia and best Wcrgkladiise manner,
zperfectly trus and plumb auC1rdpg to the hsightl
The joints Of ali bFiekWork net plhstsred shall b0
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

l4igneD H srz5s q. &. DEWKEH,j7f n
toiGne0 \, w. PENtkIWE
ReeisisFsd Kshrhary 4 lBss 4 - ~ 80 -
8. g. 8aoNEE, Deputy Controller. les %,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

The whole Of the windows shall be trimmed ana
dnished to correspond with the niah Of tile Fcvera
doorwAgs; they sha have TX glazed sashes, double
eqQd strong saHh aerd. Tho fEaat and back windows
q The reoorder'a enurt shall have t( inah fonIfold
shutters in two heights, well 1unk on tho insas
with best buts, and iasfened with proper hooks
BOTS ana iron e1oegbaFs whore Two folds
qt Itc shutters shall tG fn1hod Vi m neat nonliod
gsa4lnsals ths othsE tHo folA- 20 b hlindA sith
The windows IN the gard nhan have ontaide IL
inch fahetian blind 1hattll1 we'll huar with tho
hnst loose perllamnat bat aHd fastened uiih shut
ter fasteninHa aad an 8iaht-lnbh 1i1usbdlt
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

rho priFy sink il front yard shall Be dur feet
below Ahn 2ovel ag ths haflnuRtte ths bottn 70 he
covered with te9 tAickntsses 81 4ach nAih18i
le2 heHi4 n re hooF said nink 70 % sal1 lspt n
Fkere MI also IS 4 sIsf "a sfissN e VII 4ss,.s
|lnla denote; SAID ank to b dug feoi below tho
4l1und. have 3 frcnos all1 and mtesnro 1zlG 10
th1 cger, well co1ItUo11 I111f. lhi1 aE shall haVe
aa1 ir0n qprez lsat SQUARE, 1eti1a o. hinges ID
Cast IE11 INHI1I NItil tIII4 70 h1NI III 81 fr1h|I
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

Al antsl4q sFsaInn9 w d|1 t.s 1t1 81 ena ~ hnva
EIau1tE sill n4o rsf 20 eruNs 5 fHN al4ua af fta
4o# Nul1c1 Ez.4|.| well II. 1111f and
81. and tHI ~ E 1||I sn|I 7.4 ndon 5s1I
iNs|4s nnn4Es 4Fd 1855 l'1ls sII ~ aI N sf1ar
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

The back stairs on the middle building and prisos
shall have inch treads of hard yellow pine nd H.
riBers with noBipg. They shalt have neat cyDreei
hend.rail with square bAusteEs of oypres5 lumber
The neWells shall be inches diameter and fame,
turned dout Of cypress.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

1M8 EfealdzA8 announced the appoini
zaeal ~ IIall.i.slE Is ts ai,als.ss.sa Df the
Fin connistse, ana 81 Nj. s6hneidet
- og tbe Committee Of Ese6tS
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

N L1s t1LA A1EAV4Nt
AHa the following resolution referred to
and recommended therein passed its frst
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tle rules. and ws1 adopted By the following
4ete
Rgpllsa That section No. As Of ordinance
~. ala nar series estahiishsne mt
fesna rate 0l taxes and licenses Oh prOiea-
1ieu1 e4siingss and other Business, etc.
ete 2 iar lt gea 1868. apnreved Dsctmhef
III letz be aud the eims ta hereby
an1eAded " a. 70 read - follnaa, viz
livery keeper Of billiard saloon shan
pay "a each and every billiard table any
Yeas: President Wooldey. ana Messrs.
Burbank, caTieEe, Devices. and Schneider.
Nays. None. fe
4 petition of Jean Farriere, 70 be reians
buFsed the pFioa ofamuls aold at arst dis.
triet pound, was referred "a the Finance
Committee.