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MAYoRALrY OF New OsLsAss. !
City Hall. Dec. 30, 1868.
fNo r00r N al

City Hall, Dec. jU, 1865.
mo. 120l--N. 81
Resolred, That the adjudication by the con-
troer on the 18th ultimo Of the contract to collect
the revenues of the vegetable ylarket for the
year 1863, to Joseph Bate, security n. Frecbaux
and j. Michel, for the sum OF 1868, 000l sixty
three thousand dollars, be and the same Is hereby
approved.
Resolved further, That the mayor be and he is
hereby authorized to enter into sostrsct by nota-
rial act in behalf Of the city of New Orleans with
Joseph Bate as principal, and N: Frechaux and
j. Michel as securities, for the farming of the veg
etabe market for and In consid efation Of the sum
of (S63, O00l sixty three thousand dollars.
Rssolred further, That the approval OF the
sureties be referred to the finance committee, by
whose report to the mayor be shall be guided.
(Signed) ALFRED kEARsr,
President Board Assistant Alderman.
(Signed) THoMs MARKEY.
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 30, 1868. =
(Signed) JOHN Il. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS. [
City Hall. Dec. 30, 1858. !

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. Dec. 80, 1868. !
mo. l200-N. 81
Resolved, That the adjudication by the con-
troler, on the 18th ult, Of the contract TO collect
the revenues Of the Ninth Street Market for the
wear 1869 to John Haas, Mitchell Pelz as security,
for the sum Of (sl7 s00) seventeen thousand eight
hundred dollars, be and the same Is hereby APP
proved.
Resolved further, That the mayor be and he is
hereby authorized to enter into contract BY no.
tarial act in behalf of the city o.. New Orleans,
with John Haas as principal and Mitchell Peltz as
security. for and in consideration OF the sum OF
($l7 ,S00) seventeen thousand eight hundred dol
lars.
Resotred further, That the approval Of the sure
ties be referred to the finance committees. by
whose report to the mayor he shalt be guided.
(SjQned) ALFRED KEAKSY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
fSjpuedl THOMAS MARKEy,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 80, 1868.
(signed) JOHN x. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary.
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ties be referred to the finance committees; p]
whose report to the mayor he shall be guided
(Siyned) AL insap. AISs-msa.
(Signed) ., p Idols 81 aiSsrm:n.
Approved Dec. 80, 1868. 49,
(sigued) JOHN IL
A true copy: o....~
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MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS. !
City Hall, Dec. 80. 1865.

mo. ll96-N. s.
Heso,red, That the adjudication BY the con
troIIer ON the 18th utimo OF the conssscs 70 uo.
Let the revenues of the Fruit Market Tor the yea,
1850 10 Joseph Bate, security N: Frecnanx ana
j. Michel, for the sum Of fifteen Thousand oons'''
he and the same lie hereby approved.
Resolved further, That the mayor DC s"H hv 1r no.
hereby authorized to enter into contract oy no
tsrisl act, In behalf Of the city Of New Orleans.
with Joseph Bate as principal and N. Ffecas .s
and j. Michel as securities, for the farming o. .uo
Emit Market, for and in consideration Oh tne 81"
of fifteen thousand dollars 1915 0o0j.
Resoloed further, That the approval OF tne SURE
ties be referred to the finance committees py
whose report to the mayor he shall be guided.
(Signed) AL ;rs., n 1885,
fs;ereal THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 30, 1865. 49,
fSigned) JOHN II. 0oN"Ai' "eJ"
JoHN w. OVERALL, Secretary.
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NATIONALITY OF New OaLskss. |
City Hall, Dec. 30, 1868.

No. ll9s-N. 81
Resolved. That the adjudication by the con-
troer on the 18th ult., the contract to collect the
revenues of the Beef Market for the year 1863, TO
John Fernandez, security VIM Creevy, for the
sum of $50, 400, be and the same is hereby sp-
proved:
Resolved further, That the mayor be anc ne Is
be,eby authorized TO enter into contract, by no.
tarial act in behalf of the city ct New Orleans,
with John Fernandez Is principal and On;
Creevy as security, for the farming OF the Beet
fiftv Thousand four hundred dofiars. 1850 400
RESOLVED further, That the approval OF the
sureties be referred to the finance committees. by
whose report 70 the mayor he ehall be guided.
fSipned) ALFRED KKARSr,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
feiqned) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 80, 1868.
(signed) JOHN K. CONWAY, mayor
A true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary.
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MAYoRALrY OF New ORLsAss. |
City Hall. Dec. 80, 1868.
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Resolred. That the adjudication by the con.
troer, on the 18th ult, Of the contract TO- collect
the revenues of the Magazine Market for the year
1869 TO o. N. Redon, security n. Brennan, for the
sum of 1884 l00) ,hirty.four thousand one hun.
dred dollars, be and the same is hereby ap'
proved:
Resolved further, That the mayor be and ne Is
hereby authorized TO enter into contract BY no.
tarial act, in behalf of the city of New Orleans,
with o. NJ. Redon as principal and NJ Brennan as
security, for the farming of the Magazine Market.
for and in consideration OF the sum of 1884 1000
thirty.four thousand one hundred dollars.
Resolred further. That the approval OF the sure
ties be referred to the finance committees. by
whose report to the mayor he shall be guided.
(Sipued) ALFRED KEARNr,
President Board Assistant. Aldermen.
(Sipned) THOMAS MARKKy,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 80. 1868.
(Sened) JOHN X. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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CITY HALL, NEW ORLEANS,
December 20, 1865.
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REGULAR SESSION
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Grandpre, Fisher, Psndely, Wynne and Farrell.
Nays-Mesfrs. Athens, Pembelton, Camp and
Breen.
Mr.. Fisher, upon the result of the above vote
being declared, called the previous question,
which call prevailed by the following vote:
Yeas Messrs. Rose, Walker. Camp, Montgom-
cry, Grandpre, Fisher, Pandely, wynne and
Farrell.
Eays-Messrs. Athens, Pembsrton and Breen.'
The ordinance was then, upon its second read
ing, adopted and concurred in with the following
vote
Yeas-Messrs. Rose, Athens, Walker, Pember-
ton, Camp, Montgomery, Grandpre, Fisher, Pan
dely, wynne and Farrell.
Nsys-Mr. Breen.
Mr.. Fisher moved to reconsider the vote by
which the ordinance had been finally concurred
| in, which motion was laid upon the table.
Mr.. Breen here took the chair, Mr.. Psndely re-
firing for the purpose of introducing the following
communication, which was read and ordered to be
inscribed in the minutes.
NEW ORLEANS, December "a, ls6s.
To Geo PAndsy, ESQ.,. member Board Assistant Aldermen:
Dear S0-Hsving seen several plans proposed
| for the Withdrawal Of the city curreoc now 30
embarrassing 10 the city treasury to all Of which
jectiops have been made, Ihave. after much renec-
ton, ventured to suggest project Tor law hav-
ing less objections, think than some OF the other
use as you choose to make of il. have shown il
to many persons well versed In such matters, who
have deep interest In the ctys welfare, and have
the satisfaction to find il meets with the approval
| Of all to whom have shovnit.
Having the fullest confidence that its adoption
would result In the prompt and entire restoration
of the city's credit have no other obi lection 70
y connect my came with II publicly. thsa the coz
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Farrell was, under . Suspension Of the rules,
unanimously adopted on its several readings:
Resolued, That the adjudication made to John
Coleman Il Co. for making sidewalks on Peters
and Clay streets, between Customhouse and Cont
streets at the rate of 50 so per running foot, be
and is hereby approved, and that the mayor be
authorized TO enter Into contract with the above
named parties and their securities for the con-
ST. uction of said sidewalks.
The following resolution by Mr.. Breen was re.
ferred to the committee on fires:
Resolred, That the surveyor be and il hereby
authorized TO repair the roof, copper valleys and
plastering OF Engine House No. %, on Washington
street. Fourth District, providing the cost OF the
same does not exceed two hundred and fifty dol.
lars.
The petition Of Marshall J. Snith & Co., for per-
mission to erect one more Stills on the corner of
the Shell Road and Clara streets, for the purpose
Of dstilling turpentine, referred to the com.
mittee on police and health.
The petition Of J. F. Gilbert, relative to licenses
on hand Carte, was referred to the committee on
finance.
The petition of John F. Dean, clerk Of the 6u.
preme Court, asking for repairs to the court build
ing, was referred to the committee on improve.
ments and buildings.
The petition of the Property Holders Associa-
ton. protesting against donation to the N. o. ].
and G. N. Railroad Company, by the city of New
Orleans to the said company, of it's interest in the
stock of the said company, was referred to the
committee on railroads.
The petition of the New Orleans Transfer Com
psny, claiming damages for losses entailed upon
them BY the defective state of bridge on Broad
street. was referred to the committee on streets
and landings.
The petition Of citizens, protesting against the
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has already had to lower the bonds, which
were our only safeguard against malfeas-
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year, no reckless emptying Of the pockets
Of the people and the Golfers of the State'
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Oh Ar L ES TON.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY s5, 1868.
Something 70 Pay,-

So soon as the new Tax bill, reported by Mr.
NRAaLE, or some financial measure Of like
sort, goes into operation, the colored people
Of the State will begin to understand what
mistake they have made in giving power to
designing and ignorant adventurers. Our
Door State is about to he taxed to death,
and the black man will find that, in one way
or another, he will have to bear his proper
ton of the taxes. If the capitalist is taxed
heavily, his means of paying the laborer he
employs will be materially lessened. If the
cotton and rice ore heavily taxed, the Ia
borer himself must bear his proportion of
the crushing burden. And when the up
land cotton fields are taxed four dollars On
acre IA higher price than most of them
could be sold for, if put upon the market
to-day perhaps it might prove good bar
gain to give the lands to the Legislature in
stead of the taxes; and to emigrate some
Observation-Disclosures their power.
The rice culture of South Carolina has
been well-nigh destroyed. For the first
time in the history of the present genera
ton, the rice of India, shipped to US from
the other side of the world, is competing in
our markets with the rice of South Caro-
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Some may suppose that there is no need of
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GLE's bill was not allowed to be hurried
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The colored people of the State, especi-
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largely preponderating numbers, have al-
lowed themselves to be inveigled and en-
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ming demagogues. They have set men to
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power of taxation to men, nearly oil of
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who are entirely Indifferent as to the way
in which they get the money from the peo-
ple,-so that the money is got They have
elected to responsible Offices men who can
not give security for the faithful discharge
of their official duties. The Legislature
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OFFICE CHIEF OF Detectives,
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DEMOVAL.-DR. FRANCIS L. PAR
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Meetinqs.
BQotifes lit Dankruptfp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES. FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-N THE MATTER OF GA
BRIEL DAVIS. BANKRUPT. BY WHOM a PETI.
WAS FILED ON THE 9TH DAY OF MAY, A. D.,
1868, IN SAID COURT.-N BANKRUPTCY.
This 10 to give notice, that on the 2sd day
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Charleston in the District Of Charleston and State Of
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Carolina, before B. B. CARPEN ER, Registrar, on
the 9th day OF August A D., 1868, OF II o'clock, A.
M. J. P. NJ. EpPING,
United States Marshal as Messenger.