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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-31
TaE6 TFE FINANCES.
Thc PrepesItIon 10 Secure Tie
FIRST Rational Bank,
What we Eve and what we aave
TO Pay Il WHh.

In The APPEAL q Christmas day We
gave some paTlicule-s " q scheme Ter
! tng payment of "a j.; u city scrlp, !eGger
balances, and other evidences Of eisg ia
I dsbtedness, amounting 10 over Iut ,toj,
ana held by tho First Na,iuuG! Back.
lsiuce tdst qualification we have patiently
iig-vssfps.ei the affair, and feel thst
while Memphis should uphold Der credit
and make every sEcrihc5 20 pay
what d owes, there Is no jas.
/ cause for making any party 2 preferred
creditor, nor co We zee way sdeu secret
action should De tskea By tbs Finances
/ Committee ard Board Of A5dermsn As
aliedsed against them. TbS -Dfoh f6e
the scrip and ledger sabtfs TO pquidate,
ca ittes-arrro9abiy st 40 % and 60
pngt LII lie dnlisr. There Il q d=ms1d
Tor is st seventy-nius and eiSl.ty SSnts
rom faxnavers linton via allow the
a0l6ers 10y handsome pE1h5 II they
vii put it on the market. TEis Ihey
wiii not do, Int demand their "DoGnd Of
H-sh." These railroad stocks which the (
COMMITTEES propose to turn over ~ col
~lstersi, were tsken by u cjtizeas 10 or
der 70 control 50 much interest IN these 1
r02c5-nCt for the purpose Of speculation.
II We Ere not much mistaken our pao-
pie VIII not quietly submit 70 the with
N4@ ~ VI 4Coy DNvL u tHaL4DaA 5tSIh5 2ElA &
tdeiT own control. Should they do S.,
and other creditors OF the city bscsns
cisuierous f0Tsecu:ity, what can We 5Fer
tHem2 Tais question il answered fer Us
by E city officer, vino s5zlrEsU u that be-
Eas engines. A~nsfne-houssS- koFees 1
aud equipments and dgty SCres Of land
the city iimits, We have nothing.
The squares cgaRot b3 sold and the
ke,-hoases srs not syaiizble. And
y hat is to prevent the other creditors of
city holding about S55a,CU0 Of this
OF Indebtedness from demand
.ng JnstsHea tTestmsnt as is proposed for
ne nf8Fed First EEti9Gat BaBE2 Look
ne, lsken lrom the
EsfashreFs 3se B. tnen, reader, pro
use 20 yCurselfs possible escape from
his dilemma. FrOn The following we
earn that the inde5.sdnsss OF Mem
lhis IS:
9bpehs4----- -- LOUJ
2EO
l-Vsy
nteE1sl past due On e. 4. b roads 5l,U0
s7oaJOa
Kidd iutarCS Tor -sJUgg
uTTcut eo1Nipgent and eztrsorul-ary
Slne bonds falling due, sJg-. lgt9J
s.,8o05l :
revenue next twelve moEths- $4,000 {
$4,000
This shows up 3 very handsome addi- ,
- cur already heavy burden, aud 4
We viii, u1dsr the present 23minis-
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This shows up 3 very handsome addi-
ticn - cur already heavy burden, aud
- We viii, uEdar the present 23minis-
Sicu of affairs, e .er the year 1870 uu-
lz most dattg lg Of ~auspicss-in a
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should have ons-a Diary
o nd st Geo. Pattison & Co.,
"a .lJ street. If
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ANIJS

NEW MEMPHIs.-Last night Mrs.
G.aGs1sus repeated her gresJ character
C5 "Eizsbelh," to 3 large, fashionable
and appr=ciative audioucs. OF course
the performance went of in excellent
style, the several parts being sustained
with sbiiity and greater ease than on
the first representation.
IL connection with cur notice Of the
New Memphis on tbis occasion, we take
pleasure in T-ssurrectlDg g genuine COM
piiusGs paid TO one Of its leading actors
the war, while in Mobile,
''Hr-e his performances we're highly az
ed, and he vas g great ~favorite
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PETRo OIL.
TRusT SALE

AnssBsEEEs SALE-By sfrsus 1891 Of
1 Trust execEfed by BtsaaaDean on III 4th
day OF 4Rrch. Alb. 1888, % James Lee, IT,
Trustee, 10 secure the payment clcertain
promissOry notes neEfions1 ana @str1oeu
thsrsin, the sane being due and Hnpsid, sgtd
deed o. trust Is recorded in lhesteststers
o. Tipt11 IA state OF Tsu
T., pages 81 81 and 81. and for
description or the laaHsand,ndZ
therein, reference is sEcfn e
sirtus OF and in pdrsuant7 q de Itncfsty =
me vested BY said deed,
0a EEszssay saasaars $50
Al ths eourthaasa door. in Re eifyrOf Ma
Ibis. ShHloy county, Tena.s proceec = So
he highest biSder, f~orcas1, ne lotCE1
az land. descrited IS 1oiteEs Ni15sh
AZ q stake on the babEU us &hsfSssp
aaouthpest corner of the 20 aer
the name 81 Stephen Sue 1T
the rfxes with 1ts
n tho hank Ofthe
alDs - q STAGE on
IT. Il the
HtnHiar
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Rare Oriental CuriosliIez

T1e mast yich and profuse collection Of
curiositios Of Chinese and JSpauss5 work
EGrzhip ever diEujsysd in Memphis is
now on exhibition and f0T sale 40 Us es-
tsbiisEDent OF ICssrs R1ys5sr, Tres
want & Co, G0-2cr Of Main and Jshsr-
son streets. The c~9ilacti0n, which en-
braces q vast variety e! zpscia1ens Of the
80 gorgeous ana splendid marine
e, and a greet quantity Of ltaiiea
- executed with exquisite skill,
-i-dy attractive from The nov
nd variety q she CaiHess and is
artici5s, which consist Of genuine
"a LACQUER NoTk-jswel cabinets,
-L5 lulsia with p%ceCiOus wood,
straw, etc. Caa beautiful
Eork5.and was coUposed Of
es Ct wood, so nicely Joined
he adverse lines Of sr ming
tue separate pieces. BIT tde
Esd striking feature Of this
play Is the Japanese and
pictures. There is 3 map Of
okobatna, eXscatsd on Osm-
Gicb shows the l2ostdecided
wing. The -ts and
bulldogs. o
twiih e
there
'1e
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RENT.

tEFroE January Isl. several very
furnished rocar- 81 nv -eSti
AGdlscn street. Re eran-
Nm. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-31

EF- We have q Warehouse OF cur own, in
Which we VIII handle all Gotten consigned TO
"a, and We guarantees there snail be nc unnec
essary loss in weight. BaEgt1g and Rope FUR
ltshed cur customers. Usual commissions
Charged. All cC-nsignMentS by river insured,
Unless otherwise Instructed. Liberal advances
mode on cnssiEnmenR send
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aIoHuLE, March %, 1864.

ANL-A@As March - Acrh
Esq, Manager Mobile TheaterI
sying Witnessed with pleasure
uiton's rendition Of Bulwer's
Chsrsctsr OF " Richelieu,n ia the
play Of that name, it would az
~ the utmost sax sf2etipn If you
make IL agreeable 70 your business
angeElsBts 10 again present the play,
nth Mr.. Z. IL MS successful impsrsona-
don. We are convinced such al an
nOuncemeat would be responded to by
rs the citizens and soldiers generally.
@ Yours with respect,
"a Gen, g. p, BucznsF, Gen. +. Slaughter.
Admiral - Buchanan, Ma, Calvin saver.
u Ioi. 6. 81 Garurr. Capt. j.. q Aidrch-
Col A. u. Heron, C6bt. H Boland.
Asj. u. 81 Paui. Capt. Jes. Battle.
N So- M.liyaaS, =. A. HcLosSey, ~. n,
:, Asj-J Laudry. j. II. WCodcock, II. D.,
= NELL = naestfa- v. !. 1uihe, u. ID,
% stl JE- hlumpn, ". Ii. Kstchum. Isl,
IN ~. j. e Hugerr $ IL GOetzsi, + a. -
Together Wi.h many other names
equally ss familiar 10 those CT cur citi-
- zsns VINO were in Mobile during the war.
q. As Ar' hsUiltOn il, w understand,
.fS2Gt to CO tenoesRa S benefit BY the
~@ee1@nt We soStRt that he aTprgr
as per-
The
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-31

HARTFORD INSURANCE AGEECYz
Ns. 10 Madison Street, Memphis. Team.
FIRE And BLi}D POLICIES PROMPTLY ISSUED 6 upon EQUITABLE TERES
DWELLING HOUSES INSURED AT VERY CHEAP RATES
Capital REPRESENTED. 100000 90
HS- Life and Accident Insurance. at Lev Cah or Participating Rates. ear
obtained, and Policies Granted from This 0nce.
de27 sm BUTLER 4 noOTa, General Agen
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ne COTTON
lt-about 20
bale 10 fhe
AlDN
VAIL. (
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THGzAS SHERLOCK, : President
DIRECTORS r. II. BiEhcp. OF r. d.
II Bisnop q CO.; Ihs0. Cook, OF Baker. Herr
= Cook Joeeph e. Butler, President Laiaystte
bank; L.. Il. Hall, Of AdGy, Huu q Co; =. ).
Wln9l0w, OF WinsloW d smith Charles Eule.
ofC. Rule & Coleman Ad-lph - God, ogAdoIoh
wood . Co; John Suillitc, OF job Shiuifo &
Co; AID. Bullock, OF A. ID. Bullock & Co; D. T.
woodrow, or Woodrow, Msars a "a Allen
Collier. Of John Swassy& Co; L. A. Harris, ez-
Mayor OF Ctncinnati; James 0lenn, OF william
GIsun Il Sons.
W. Il. RICHARDSON, W. P. cassidy,
Secretsry. Nles-Fres't.
J. DEWALDEN CHURCHILL Supervisor.
e v VkEDEy sURSH, Agent,
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4 neEt o~ue-story COTTAGE.
eoms ana hichsa, large shady
q I2hle. situated n a Re eci
a &2yburn avenue, near Jack
session from lss January.
nth. Apply 10 DR. GILBEHF,
rt Square. delsI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-19
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS. Fob TRANsPORFA
TION TO MOBILE
OFFICE OHIEF QUARrERMAsrER,

OFFICE CEnEF QUARTERMAsrER
Department OF Louisiana
New Orleans, LouiAAA, October III IsSs !
CEALED PRoPoS AIS IN TRIPLICATF WITH
Ocopy Of this advertisement attached 60 each are in.
vted and will be received until p. NJ SATURDAY
October thirty 1888 for the Of ali
government troops and supphestbat may be eanred
by the Qurrtermasters Department for period AZ
On twelve months CONNIE ncngon the twenty eighth
day Of November, 1858 and ending on the thirtieih
day of November, le69, inclusivs, from
New Orleans, Louisiana, to Fort Pike. louisiana
New Orleans, Louisiana, to sh Island, Mississippi.
New Orleans, Louisiana, to Mobile Alabama, or
Fort Pike, Louisiana, to Ship Island, Mississippi,
Fort Pike, Louisiana, to Mobile, Alabama, or re.
turn 80
Ship Island, Mississippi, to Mobile, Alabama, or
Proposals will state at what rates bidders propose
to transport FROM each of the aoove-named points
Officers and enlisted men, cabin deck passage
Horses Mules and Beef cats e eso p sz head
Riyets, Bolts, Points, S1e.l Stoves. Wire, Heavy
pounds
Hay Straw Moss and Oakum per hale
Lumber, Pine and Oak, per thousand feet.
Measurement Goods-CIothing, Equipage, Crates
Croekery, Furniture, Doors, Blinds Sashes, Wagon
Teroes, Books, Stationery etc. per cubic foot.
Dry Goods, Flour, Meal, Bread, Rice, Crackers.
Dried Appies. Onions Potatoes. Turnips, White
Wet Goods, Pork, Beef liquids, Lard, Lime,
sugar, Tailow, Grease, ETC. per barrel. -''O"A
Ambulances, Spring Wagons, Uarts and Wheel
Army Wagons complete, each
Fru is, Jams. Jellies, Window Glass, Pickles, Elk
candles, Crackers, Hard Bread Fariua, Spices.
ondensed Milk, Gan Meats. Soap, ETC., per box.
Hams. per cask
Hams, per terce.
Ice per hoRshead.
LARD, per tierce.
Lard, per Beg.
Rice, per tierce.
Pals, per dozen.
Powder, per barrel.
Powder, per key.
Sugar, per hoRshead.
sugar (Havaua) per box.
Salt, per sack and per barrel.
| Shovels and Spades, Der dozen.
Tea, per chest
Laths, per thousand
Shingles, per thousand.
Tobacco per box.
Reps, per coil.
BrOoms. per dozen.
All TROOPS and Freight to be received and deliv.
cred in New Orleans at the PouchartEain Railroad
Depot, at the foot of GIrod street
All troops and freight to be received and delivered
at Fort Pike, Ship Island and Mobile, at such
| on duty at the above named points.
Troops and public freight to be taken to the full
| Quartermaster's Department
| Bidders must be prepared to establish semi.
weekly line of steamers between all of the above
Separate b ds will be received for transportation
between New Orleans and Mobile, and New Orleans
| and Fort Pike aud Ship Island.
must be guaranteed by two ~ responsible persons
BIDS will be indorsed " Proposals Tor Tfansports
| ton to Mobile" and addressed to the undersigned
me Government reserves the right to reject any OF
| all bids received.
By command OF Brevet Major General Rousseau.
| Rrevet Brigader General and Z. q. Nj,
| ocl9bb Departm emit of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-19

The OvERFLOw-At the adjourned
meeting of Inundated property holders the
committee reported that owing to the
shameful neglect of the contractor of Bien-
vile street draining machine, the section
comprised between old and New Canals,
the Ridge and Claiborne street. has been
kept overlooked much longer than neces-
sary and if allowed to continue, much sick
ness would be the result, owing to the ac-
cumulated filth and intolerable stencil.
That they had consulted Hon T. w.
Collens, who, owing to his official position,
could give but friendly advice. That they
had also consulted Hon. G. Roselius, who
had expressed doubt of success of suits
against the city, but that judgment could
be obtained by the city against the con.
tractor for the benefit of the sufferers.
The committee recommended that petit
ton be presented to the City Council, pray
ing that the contract with Mr.. Cronan be
annulled and suit be brought for benefit of
the sufferers, and that they be requested to
furnish the president, Mr.. Weber, with all
facts within their knowledge to establish
neglect of contractor and amount of dam
ages incurred.
The committee seem to have ignored the
fact that the inundation might have been
prevented by proper vigilance on the part
of city officials who should have strengthen
ed the canal embankments and built them
up so that an overflow would have been
impossible.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-19
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.
Headquarters Firm M1LrrAnY D1srR1cr,

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
Office of Chief Quartermaster,
Austin, Texas September 30, 1865.
GEALED PROPOSALS In DUPLICATE WILL
~ be received at this office until twelve O'Clock NJ.
SATURDAY, November a. 1868, for deliveringat
Austin, Texas, 300 CAVALRY HORSES, and at
San Antonio, Texas. 2I9 Cavalry Horses.
The horses must be sound in all particulars, well
broken, in full flesh and good condition. from Il5l
fifteen to[ IL sixteen hands high from rs five to f9
nine years old, and well adapted in every way TO
cavalry purposes. Horses between [9 nine and LlOl
ten years OF age, if still vigorous sprightly and
healthy, may be accepted
Delivery to commence within thirty 30 days from
date of contract, and to be completed within sixty
l60l days from date of same.
Proposals will be received for the whole or any
portion of the number of horses required
The right is reserved TO reject any or all bids
offered
Proposals to be Endorsed Proposals for Cavalry
Horses and addressed to the undersigned.
BY command of Brevet Mai General j. j. Reynolds.
j. A. POTTER.
Brevet Brigadier General and O. q. NJ, Fifth Mill.
tary District, ocl2 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-19
R. B. Cox, Secretary.

The Police PRECINCTs.-The police dis
trict is divided into eight precincts, as fol-
lows:
First Precinct-All of the city comprised
between Canal and Delord streets.
Second Precinet-From Delord to Fell
city.
Third Preeinct-From Canal, to Es-
planade, and river to Rampant.
Fourth Precinct From Canal to Es-
planade, and Rampant 10 lake.
Fifth Precinct-Third District and parish
of St. Bernard.
Sixth Precinct-Fourth District and
Gretna.
Seventh Precinct-ParizL ;of Jefferson
and Carrollton.
Eighth Precinct-Algiers.
The sub-stations in this city remain as
now established. That in st. Bernard will
be at the courthouse. There will be a
main station in Jefferson, and sub-station
at Carrollton.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-19
PROPOSALS. FOR WOODEN HOsPI.
tai.

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERNIAsTER, !
Department of Louisiana,
New Orleans, La, October H. 1868.
GEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
y will be received at this office until P NJ TIL URS-
DAY, the twenty second day of October 1868, for
the erection of WOODEN HOSPITAL at Baton
Rouge. Louisiana; The building to be erected in
accordance with plans and specifications on file in
this office, and the office of the Acting Assistant
Quartermaster at Baton Rouge Louisiana.
The usual rules of the Department govern in this
advertisement.
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for
Wooden Hospital" and addressed to the under.
signed.
By command of the Quartermaster General
CHAS Ii. TOMPKINS,
Brevet Brig, Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
oel7 ST Department of louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-19

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. }
City Hall, October II, 1868. !
No. l078-New Series.
Resolved, That so much of ordinance No PIG an.
proved May le 1856 relates 10 the publication IN
etc, be and is hereby repealed.
Resolved further, That the Controller be and be
is hereby authorized to have all specifications for
pubic works printed in slip form IN quantities sui
Cny Surveyor, Street Commissioner. COMMITTEES on
streets and landings and Finance and in conspicu-
Gus places about the hall and in the MechAnios'
Exchange.
(Signedl ALFRED KEAREY
President Board of Assistant Alderman
(Signedl THOMAS MARKEN,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved October IA. 1863
Signed JOHN R. CONWAY Mayor
JOHN W. OVERALL Secretary. ocl55t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Police Jury. Parish of Orleans, Hight
Bank Of the river Mississippi. NoTIcE-Fhe public
are cautioned not to receive or trade for any War
rants drawn on the Treasury Of the parish Of Or
leans. right bank of the river Mississippi by one
Thomas KansticI as such warrants are illegal, and
WIN not Be- recognized or paid by the Police jury of
said paFiah. OSCAR PITMAN
PresnsdsRt Police jury, parish of Orleans. Right
bAuAs s.I4H|I oc1A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-19

MAYoRALTy OF new ORLEANS. }
City Hail. October IA, 1905. :
No. lO79-New Series.
Resolved That the City Surveyor h and ha il bara
By authorized to have the rooi OF the Magazine
MARKET repaired.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
tSigne0 THOMAS MARKEY,
.,a President Board Aldermen.
OSigned) JOHN r CONWAY Mavor
A true CODY. -
JOHN W. OVERALL Secretary. ociSM
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-19

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, October Ia 1863 I
No. 1070-New Series.
Resolved, That the Mayor be and he is berebv an
thorized to enter into contract with Jos ii HowsiI
for the extension of Ninth Street Market Fonrth
District in accordance with plans and speci6catIons
OF the City Surveyor and in accordance with the adj
ty-second September, 1858, to SAID JOS M HoweiL
for nine thousand four hundred and twenty five
(S9i25l dollars with +. f. W. BohninR as seen Fitv
which adjudication as hereby approved
0Signe0 ALFRED kEARNY
President Board Assistant A ldermeu
OSlgned THOMAS MARKEY,
, President Board Aldermen
(Signsd) JOHN r CONWAY Mavor
A true CODY:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary. ocl5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-19

Succession OF jacques Madeline Mar.
s.,,,,s,.,- ehand-No. "a 46l.
GEUoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pa IRISH
~ o. VrleSns.-W Whereas, Nicholas Dabon has poti-
toned the Court for letters Of curatorship on the va
can't setaee OF the late j. MArchand deceased intes-
tate Notice Is hereby given to all whom it may con-
esstnss snow cause within ten days why the prayer
Of the said petitioner should not Be- granted.
osIliSa N. 0. TRACY. clsrE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-19

p PARAGRGPHs.-It is to be regretted that
Emil Hilborn, clerk in the office Of the
Ohief Of Police for the last five years, has
The whole number CT interments last
week was l26. Fifteen died of consump-
ton, o OF ganshot wounds, l6 were still
born. ll '5 n
colored man and two colored toys
were shot accidentally Saturday morning
on the BOuligny plantation by colored
man.
Gustave Vom Hofe, piano manufacturer
committed suicide Sunday morning. about
nine o'clock, by shooting himself al bis
residence on Magazine street, between
Sixth and Seventh. Business troubles are
thought TO have been the cause Of this act.
William Miller, until lately foreman of
Brooklyn Fire Company, Alglers, commit
ted suicide Saturday afternoon, by shoot
ing himself with a double-barreled gun,
over the grave of his recently deceased
son, He was sober aAd Industrious man,
and was engaged as a ship caulker. A few
days ago a son of his whom he doated
upon1, about nine years of age, accidentally
fell Into the river and was drowned. He
never seemed to recover from the shock
that this accident produced, and while
iaboring under q heartfelt grief, he de-
liberately put an end to bis existence.
The officers and crew OF the steamship
Texas, an old vessel which fell to pieces in
the Gulf during the late storm, were res
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-19

MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS }
City Hall, October II, 1858
No. l077-New Series.
Resolved, That permission be and the same is
hereby granted to Messrs. @. A Whitney { 90. to
place on the wharf, opposite the usual place OF land.
ing Of their foot of ST. Joseph street two
settled water. eA'
Provided That said cisterns shall in no manner
impair the wharf impede business. and shall re.
main on the wharf only during the pie Asura Of the
Common Council
tSgned) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen
(Signe0 THOMAS Marley.
President Board Aldermen,
Approved October Il, 1868.
(Signed) JOHN &. CONWAY Mavor
A true CODY:
JOIN w. OVERALL, Secretary. ocl5 St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-19

MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, October ID, 1865.
No. 1069-New Series.
=, Resolved. That the contract adjudicated by the
Controller TO A. Conra1, for the cleaning Of the
sinks Of the public buidngs OF the city OF Rev Or.
SSnS in March last fe5 tue sum Of four thousand
Resolved further, Tina the MAYOR he autborjzed
TO enter into notarial oantract with A Conrad &c.
cordlng to the terms of the adjudication.
tSigneO ALFRhD KEARNY,
PRESIDENT Board Assistant Aid rmen
tHisneO THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
(5iRned} JOHN r CONWAY M,vor
A true cory:
CoHN W, OVERALL, Secretary. ocl5 st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-19

The JEFFERSON Police IxBRoGLIo-Last
evening as Police Captain Woodruff was
on his way from church, his wife accompa-
nying, he was arrested by the old Chief of
Police, and locked up. Five policemen
were also arrested, three of whom were
released this morning. Armed citizens
were patroling the streets this morning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-19

WANTED TO RUMgHAsE-A PoR.
W ton OF ground. With 9 small building, on or
near some street having railroad. either In the
soartn District. Jefferson CITY or Uarrollson- Ad.
dress Purchaser At this ONCE giving full pnrtcu
lAu - 70 description and pries. 0eSW
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-19

The GraAt InvIDelbles Meet every satur.
day evening at the corner OF Cont and IRENE
streets.
Punctual attendance is requested.
BY order Of the President.
r. c. Howard, Secretary ocs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-19

suese'"iOn of VAlsEEy DuPiessls-No. as.-
CEOOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish of OrleanS-Whereas, Francis Valery Nm
pessis has peti0ned the Court for letters Of amin
stration the estate Of the late Valery Duplesss
deceased intestAte: notice is hereby given II III
whom i may concern 20 show cause within tan
days why the prayer Of the said petitioner shonid
not be granted S~'4
b. order OF the Court.
Oclsls 2 MO. TRACY, oisrk.