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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-12-11
HALLS
Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover

Erery venr increases tho pop,e-
I0rity Of this UHIMNOte Hair Prep
0Iuti0n, sOAict Is due to. merit
alone. We can assure Our OItI
DntI.0ns that it is kept faslIv up to
its high standard, and to those
sU/tO E0Ue sseUes used it sUe can
confidently say, that It Is the only
s'eIiabIe and perfected Irepara-
tioM to restore GRAY Or FADED
inn 1t soft, Lslsttcass, and siZke,t
,VAite and clean; it 3e3nOs'eS all
eratptiONs H2I 0HnGlEll0, and bv
its tonic properties PREVENTS the
hair from falling out, as 1t slim
Nlates and nOHrishes the hair
glands. BIZ its atse the hair OrO,vs
thicker N,stL stronger. In badness
10 restores the capillary glands
to their normal UigOr, and sUiLI
create 3lesU OrOsOtIt eccept IT,
extreme OlH age. 1t Is the a,sOst
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer nsca, as it requires fe,uea>
applications. and gives the hair.
t .a sptendid glossy nppeaTaace:
Hayes, III. d., State Ass0ver Of
Mass, says, 'stAe constituents arc.
pure and carefully selected for
e.rcelZeast Qa1tllitU, and / consider,
1t the BEST PREPARATION for
its Intended 21MspOses.'' We pub
lish a treatise on the hair, tClsiclt
ace send free BIZ mail aspOsl G12a0li-~
cation, aUlsich contains cons5,sen- ;.
d0tO,..y. notices from clevDynaesa,
lNUsicia1as, tte press, and others.
We haze made the study Of the
hair and its diseases a specialtH
for gears, and ksaOsv that sUe make
the most effective preparation for
the restoration and tho preses'va--
ton Of the hair, ect1sst, and SO
acknowledged by the best Medi.~
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sad BY all Druggists and Dealers in Mediciae.-
COOK, coBURN 4 CO.
Genl Agents for North Western States.
81 DEARBORN ST, CHICAGO, LIZ.
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james Murtag has sued the CITY

James Murtagh has sued the city
Of St. Louis for $4,000 damages
for barbarous treatment while in
the city hospital, by which his feet
were frozen, his toes unskillfully
nmputated, and other cruel and in
human suHerings imposed on him.
Tn: total vote of New York city for May
or was 96,0l4, Of which Hall, Democrat re-
ceived 1904, aud Conkling 20, 900. Halls
majorsty, 81 09i Tho total registry was
1858. O'Gorman is. elected by nearly the
same majority.
An official proclamation was MAJ de
! Wednesday by Governor Butler, IF Ne
| braska, removing the State Offices and ar
I chives from Omaha to Lincoln.
The Attorney GencAll has prepared long
! opinion on the scope and effect of the ght
| hour law which is now in the hands of the
president. He holds it is understood that
| Gov: rment can not be held to old rates of
pay unless it is shown that as much work is
now done in eight hours us was done in ten,
The Charter election in Hudson, N Y,
| resulted in the election ofentire democratic
ticket by MI ioritics ranging from l64 to
BAL. Rodgers was elcyted Mayor by 3O5
minority.
Among the decisions made by Chief JUS
ticc Chase at Richmond, last Saturday W. 8
one declaring that the confscation laws
arc constitutional The case involving this
point is to be brought up to the Supreme
Court.
| Brooklyn, New York. has pop
ulation of over $50, 900, and is the
third city Ct the Union. During
the last year $3.50 buildings were
erected, many very costly and elc-
CANT.
Brick Pomcroy is now publishing
his New York paper "The Demo:
crat," as a morning and evening
paper.
Mime: ota pays $40 a piece for
wolf scalps, AMI in the past year
has expended $4,000 in such pur-
chascs.
A reporter recently lost a first.
class item by want of forethought,
according to Boston paper. A
young man attempted to jump from
train of cars which was approach
ing that city. and the knight of
the pencil, with an eye to business,
imprudently requested his name,
age, occupation and residence, for
an obituary item. The man cou.
cluded not to jump.
1t is rumored that Hon. D. w.
Voorhees, has received the ccrti6.
cate of election from the Governor
Of Indiana, and that his seat in
Congress will not be contested, as
was 80 violently threatened imme-
diately after the election.
Indian deprcdations continue in
Arizona.
The trial Of jeff Davis is indefi-
nitely postponed.
Fort La Fayette is in ashes. =
The same fate will undoubtedly be-
fal those who aped Richelicu in
turning it to bastile, to the dis
grace of our institutions and the
infamy Of their own names a:u
memories. -4...
Grant collars arc the last scnsa-
tion. -Statesman. -@..... r..
There arc hundreds of Radicals
who want to wear them. particular
ly if they have a Postoflice or Reve-
nue. brand on them.
x Vermont editor makes delin-
quent subscribers cash up by writ
ing their obituaries.
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Terms OfSubsc riptiOn.
Cas0 In ADVANCE, 81 30.

Cash in advance, aye That is the magic
word for these times. Credit is nowhere,
compared with Cash. 1t forms splendid
basis for business, as will be seen by the
following bill Of items: 1853
lst, tits Safe, Because what is made
is secure without reference to the Profit
and Loss account of the Ledger. At the
end of the year you can tell whether you
really made anything; and your earn
ings are not in the pockets Of the men for
whom you have toiled for months or years,
and perhaps forever, after the work is
done. The bird is in your own hand. Far
mers! You understand this, and pursue
that course in selling your products to us,
or to others.
2nl. II is Pleasant, Pleasant to
the Subscriber to read his own paper, to
the Publisher to have him do so. The cash
subscriber comes to you with frank and
open manner and face. He feels indepcnd-
ent, asks no favors, chats on equal terms
and without restraint. He has your con-
fidence. and you treat him with cordial re-
spect, for he deserves it. His business
concluded, the hand-shaking is honest
and mutually satisfactory.
3rd, 1t Is Healthy, fin ancially,
socially and morally, because it is hon
est.
4th, 1t is Benevolent, Because
the subscriber only takes as much sub
scription as he can pay for, and conse-
queatly has no gloomy forebodings by day,
or tossing on his pillow in the wakeful
hours Of night, deyising ways ana means
to pay for papers inconsidcrately sub
scribed for. Look before you leap, that
you may come down sbftly Yes, the cash
system is sister to the gentle quality Of
money, ''that blesses him that gives, and
him that takes"
With this PRONUNCIATION Of our platform
for 1869 and its general soandness, we
trust our numerous friends will heartily
coincide, and with US unite in swelling its
chorus, "Esro PERpETuA.n
Address, w. r. MEAD.
Editor and Proprietor.
Cresco Iowa.
Remembering the Cash Remittance
n@- Papers copying the above Prospec-
tus, and giving fair editorial notice, and
sending US marked copy will be entitled
to an exchange for one year.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-12-11

The WHEELER & WILSON
Sewing Machine, the Champion
THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT.
The Wheeler and Wilson, as is we'll
known, has won at nearly every trial in
which it has competed, the highest award
Of merit The representatives of other ma
chimes have entered the list time and again
only to be defeated, and finding it impos-
sible to compete fairly have endeavored to
decry the value of premiums. They are
not slow, however, to boast Of the few they
have received. But in the Grand Trial.
Daily use throughout the world where only
true merit gains favor, and super. GRITTY
wins the race, the Wheeler & Wilson Sew
ing Machine stands triumphantly the
champion, by the verdict Of the people, as
shown by the number manufactured and
sold by the several Sewing Mabhine Com
panies, from the start up to the expiration
of the time Of the Howe Patent, Sept, 10th,
1867
Wheeler s Wilson Manufacturing Compa-
ny. 100000
Singer Manufacturing Com. 100000
Grover & Bakers s. NJ. y 10000
Wilcox Il Gibbs s. NJ. y $1,000
Howe Machine company, $4,000
Florence Sewing Machine com. $4,000
Flnkle & Lyon S. NJ. company 1900
Empire s. NJ. company, $4,000
Etna Sewing Machine company, 10000
Weed Sewing Machine company, 1000
Leavitt Sewing Machine company 5000
Let it be remembered, also, that one of
these companies, the Singer is fully three
years older than any other, and all of them
except the Florence and the Wilcox &
Gibbs, have made large Machines, exclu-
sively adapted to leather and other heavy
manufacturing. The Wheeler & Wilson
company have as exclusively made spe-
ciality Of the family machine, and have
derived no benefit whatever from the large
trade in heavy machines. This fact must
be taken int consideration in estimating
the unequaled popularity of this wonderful
machine, and if while it has only been
qualified to fulfill heretofore the ordinary
requirements Of sewing machine, such as
scanning, tucking, quilting, braiding, gath
ering, binding, hemming and felling,it has
achieved such an enormous sale, what may
we not expect now, that within n short time
attachments have been invented, extreme
ly simple and readily comprehended, for
tuck marking, ruffiing, embroldering, and
Growing all, making automobiles
WEST, FARRAR, s. Comfy.
1919 Jog Lake street Chicago Ill.
Sole agents for Illinois, Iewa & Nebraska.
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White Men MustRQle America
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NOW Is THE TIME TO SUR
M. SCRIBE for the
BEST NEW YORK WEEKLY PUB
LISHED.
90
Ne1U York Day-Booh
FOR 1869.
Dero.ed TO White Supremacy, State
Equality und Federal Union
TIE PAPER OF THE PEOPLE.
-OO-
4 Political Newspaper-A Family Litera-
ry Paper, and an Agricultural Paper.
a -0O-
NOW Is THE TIME TO FORM CLUBS.
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUB
SCRIBE for the
TIE PAPER OF THE PEOPLE
4 Political Newspaper-A Family Litera'
ry Paper, and an Agricultural Paper.
NOW Is THE TINE TO FORM CLUBS

THE NEW YORK DAY.BooK Is an sarnest
oatspoken and Independent paper, devoted to
the equality, fraternity prosperity OF the DEM
0cratic masses, and the defence Of tn grand
american system II Federated States on q white
basis, established by Washington and the fathers
OF American liberty. 1t holds that Thu glorious
American system OF self-goyerning States and
OF peace and prosperity, never shed one drop Of
American blood or convicted single citizen Of dis.
loyalty, directly taxed the people one dollar for
its support aud might be safely extended over the
whole ID sundless continent" was the best govern
ment on the earth, and must be restored .'as it
was" made BY Washington, or the whole land must
needs collapse irto chaos, an archy and ruin.
The DAY Book, therefore. demands the restoratlo,
Of the White Republic, and rs this must be and
will be accomplished, either through their reason or
the blood and suffering Of thu people, it earnestly
labors for the former, and by boldly graphing with
the errors, luiacies and crimes Of Mongrelism it
st rives Its utmost to the try from the aw
full necessities Of the latter.
The DAY Book viii however, hereafter be more
than ever devoted to all the varied purposes Of
ne va paper. Conscious that it reaches thousands
haps their local paper, It will continue and i'm
prove its News Of thu We X" summary, SO as to
present transcript of the Worlds events in each
issue. It's Family Department" will embrace the
b. original and seclc ed stories. It's 'Agricuturai
Hepartpcnt will be fully sustained, and being the
only paper Of its class made up expressly for coun
try circulation 1t Is confident that II Is worth doub
le the price ola w"ekly hurriedly reprinted from a
daily. II gives full and coMplcte reports Of the New
and cotton markets. and \ "eesly review of fnan-
cia matters, together with the r.arkets by telegraph
from New Orleans, Chicago, Charlie tor Philad.l-
phi,, Sc, &c, up to tine Of going to press.
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"lIr. Browning's Parish, ,,

Under this title the New York Observer is
publishing serial story, to run through a
large part Of the next volume 1t is written
by the author the Prize tale,n The Puritan
Of 1863 Win and Wear" Girding on the
armor &C. The story will commend itself
to ministers and all religious readers by its
high literary characterize decidedly evan
gclical tone and spirit, and its grand OBJ
ject, to illustrate the wonderful Workings
of Divine Providence. in defence of the right
and bringing to naught the counsels Of the
Wicked. All new subscribers get the story
complete. ....,
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FRIDAY. DECEMBER, IL, 1868.
IOWAETEM MS.

dcncc, died at has home in that
place on Thursday night of last week
after an illness Of only about four
hours duration. He was one of the
purcst and best of our public men
being at the time of his death mem
b r Of our state legislature aud chair
man Of tho committee Of Ways and
Means. He leaves u wife and four
children.
Turner, the countcrfeiter, was
sentenced by Judge Love, in the
United States court. at Dubuque, to
pay 81. 500 aud b. imprisoned one
yca:.
The total vote Of Iowa, being
1875, 900 indicates population Of
over one million.
The now Walnut street bridge at
Dcs Moines is being reconstructed,
to prevent total self-dcstruction.
Iowa cast more votes than Wis,
consin in tho recent election.
A chime Of three bells for St..
Marv's church, was consccrated in
Dubuque last Sabbath; the same
being washed with holy water,
Amounted with holy water, annotated
with holy oil, and incenscd. They
cost 81, IA and weigh in the asgrc.
gate 4,36O pounds.
There are thousands Of acres of
corn yet in the field in this state.
Iowa will have three lines of rail.
road straight across from Missis-
sippi to Missouri rivers by next
June.
The corporate debt Of Keokuk
amounts to 1925 for every living
soul therein.
Some citizens Of Dubuque have
formed vigilance committee for
the protection of their horses and
cattle against thieves.
Muscatine has 5000, 1000 bonded
debt. ,,
The insane asylum at Mt. Pleas
ant has $50 patients; 81 were cured
and discharged during the past year.
Ottumwa has established night
police.
Butter sells for fifty cents per
pound in Des Moines
The railroad between Clinton and
Lyons was put in running order last
Saturday. r. '.s...m.
THelve thousand rat skins have
already been purchased by the mer-
chasts of Paramount, Iowa.
Stafford the brutal and inhsman
murderer of Minert, in Alamakec
Co., about one year ago, was re-
Gently captured in Arkansas and is
now in jail in Alamakec Co. await
ing his trial.
The New Hampton Courier says
work has been suspended all along
the line of the McGregor & Sioux
City Railroad. u
The Mitchell County Press ap-
pears in an entire new dress and
with . new head. but retaining
Them Atherton, its editorial and
financial head. Go on Thorn tac
world, the flesh and the devil, are
in harmonious accord with you.
The official majority for the
amendment striking the word white
from the constitution of Iowa is
"a, 447.
No appointment has yet been
made to FIJI the vacancy caused by
the death Of Prof. Wells, state
school superintendent. The under
standing is the appointment will be
given to some ono belonging to
northern Iowa.
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I'm Local Matters.

1t will give full and complete synopsis
Of the local events of the
locality in which it is published, including
northern Iowa generally ,andl Howard couE-
ty particularly.
Its Financial, Commercial, and Agri-
cultural articles will all HDuch as
will instru ct its readers 6pon the
several topics treated
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-12-11
IOWA P!l:;!AaitN; DEALER
OSl / cru :
1863 !
TAs Cheapest Paperintle
Improved in Every Depart
ment, Political, Scientific
Literary, Commercial,
Financial, Agrieul-
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Our convictions impressing the grea
principles of 776 to ItS7, as promul-
gated by Jefferson, Madison, Franklin
and Washington as embodying ,he true
theory of Representative Government,
Politically We shall strive for thci re-adop-
ton as the safest. best, and most cconon :
i.al Government for the People
Its Literary Department will commend
it to the lovers of pure thought, profound
logic, sound maxims, and good morals.
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The -OCal Markets,

will be carefully and fully reported up t
the latest hour before going to press.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-12-11

Eugenie Hair Restorative.
This celebrated preparation i now put.
up in mammoth Bottles, and sold b ~
Druggists q rs osAts, Il is the cheApeet,
best and mcst popular Hair Pr9peratoa
Known. 81 ,v6 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-07
NOTICE.

ASSISTANT QUARJERAGAsrRR, }
United States Army, :
New Orleans, L.. January 6, lsees
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
w at the Batture Warehouse, corner Of Girod and
Front Levee streets, on TUESDAY, January H. is6s.
10 ocloek A n, large lot Of miscellaneous Gov
eminent stores, as fellows:
I Wooden ting MACHIkE, and portable
BOILER.
: pe-ssEic s AWAILL-
/ Wrecking PUMP and fixtures
1 Donkey ENGINE.
50 STOVES, assorted
$40 feet SrON EFIPES.
StOgepipe Elbows. Corn B7ooms.
Carpenter Tools. Whtewash Brushes
Medicine Chests. Tin Cans.
Wheel Harness Balls and Chains.
Lead Harness. Shovels.
Wagon Saddles. Mating.
Riding Saddles Paints.
Ambulance Covers. Oils.
Wagon Covers. Narnishes.
Hor4e Blankets. Nails, sorted.
Chloride Of Lime, etc
Props y sold must be removed at onOe.
FeTms-Cash in United States currency.
By order OF the Chief QusEtermasteE fifth Military
District. A. j, AcGONN iGlEi
ja7ft Bvt. 1t. Col. and a. Q NJ, U. y A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-07


GIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
y leans No. 20 449-By virtue of a writ of seizure
and sale directed by the Honorable the Sixth Dis
trict Court OF New Orleans, in the above entitled
late Sheriff to ransie cred, will proceed to sell
at public auction at She Merchants and Auctoneers'
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house Streets in the Second District of This city on
SATURDAY the 18th day OF January 1863 at II
O'Clock NJ. the following described property, viz:
certain LOT OF GROUND. with the buildings
thereof and all the rights, ways, seryitudes, pTiVi
leges, and advantages thereunto belonging situate
in the First District of this city, in the square
bounded by Euterpe Coliseum, PoIyElnia. and PFy-
on a plan drawn by IL. Moelhapsen, late
Surveyor, deposited plan No. lib in the Office Of
ing to witch plan said lot measures 80 feet front
Euterpe stree, by ~ feet 10 inches 81 lines in
depth between parallel lines from which lot there
have been faaen IN me Tsar eeS ~ lnihes ana ga
Being the same property acquired by the defend
ant. Mrs Sarah A. Gardner wife of Frederick Ma
Waterman, widow of the late Robert Malcolm Ora
ham, per act passed before Edward g. GOttschalk,
notary public in this city; dated August %, 1865.
Seized in the above suit,
Terms-i. In cash to s1ficient amount to pay
plaintiffs claim, gay the of forty-fve hundred
dollars $500 with interest at the rate of eight pei
until the day of sale, three dollars and seventy five
cents costs of protest and certificate OF protest. Tvs
dollars and FIVE cents costs of copy Of act of mort
/ gage and costs OF SUIT
/ amount Of his bid the payment Of promlssor!
note secured by mortgage on said property for thu
subscribed by the defendant, dated on the I'D day
August, 1856 payable on the I'D day Of August, 1865
and bearing interest at the rate OF eight per cen
| per annum from date until paid.
3. And the balance of the price OF Adjudication,
| any, cash on the spot. GEORGE W, AVERA,
| delO 24Iau sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-07

STREET CoMaTIssIoNRR's OFFICE,
No. I City Hall, :
New Orleans, January 4, 1865. }
WAS BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DIS
w trict Pound, Dryades street, between Jack
son and Philip streets as an estray-
One Sorrel HORSE, with spot on the forehead.
Which, if not claimed within five days, and the
peuses thereon paid will be sold at public auction
said Pound on WEDNESDAY, January g, 1893 at
II O'Clock N. WILLIAM BAKER,
Street Commissioner.
r. McDoNNELL, for Controller. ja45t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-07
NOTICE.
OFFICE CHIEF QuARTERMAsTER.
Tf,fth Military niafrigf

4
New Orleans, La, December % 1867.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL-
est bidder at public auction at BRACES Santiago and
brownsville; Texas, commencing on tho 9th cay Of
January, 1868, viz
States IN and to the property Of the United states
Military Railroad from BraEos Santiago to Whites
R;anShs PeHss ineTding ne entire Track aud
etc. the Railroad Material and Supplies pertainink
to the Road, together with the Rolling Stock, Cars,
~ misss I RRi Hs RRacka as i0i0"''
CLAW BARS. used
z PUNCH BARS, used
i STUFFING BOXES. used.
% 900 pounds RAILkOAD CHAIRS, good.
$3.50 pounds RAILROAD IRON, good.
LOCOMOTIVE aud TENDER, sergioeable.
1 Locomotive HEAP LIGHT. uuservSeable.
"A COUPLING LINKS, good.
l2O pounds RAILROAD SPIKES, good.
eco CROSS TIES, good.
SHACKLfG BAkS, used.
90 SQUARE BRASSES, good
Flat OARS, worn but serylce4bIe.
2 CROWSEEEF worn.
RAILROAD FROGS and switcr STANDS,
4 SPIKE MAUI.s, worn.
2JACB SCREWS and LEVERS, worn.
TURN TABLES, worn.
l FIRE. ONGS worn.
2 SCI Nv WRENCHES, worn.
] HAND CAR, worn.
2PUSH CAR WHEELS worn.
/ STOVE, worn.
i PUSH CAR, worn.
HAND OAR WHEELS worn.
The property will be sold under the immediate di-
Tecton OF CAPTAIN Y. IL Hoyt, Acting Quarter
master u. 3. A. and any information desired may be
obtained from his Office at Brownsville, Texas, or
from the Office OF the Chief suartsrmRster, Fifth
Military District New Orleans, Louisiana.
Term Cash in United States currency.
This advertisement to supersede the one from this
office under date Of DECEMBER y, 1851 nr,rD,s
JAZZ I'd Fifth Military District.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-07
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS. FOR TRAKsP0RTS
TEON.

LAM sSuA1rERaA6TER u s. Al
=, No. e Government sire Il
CEALED PROPOSALS. IN N 81 4 ne ~ 80
~ P Isi Ieo dsS g. TINS see sn 81 TuKsDAY
transportation between Mobile Forts Gins suea
Morsan, and such other points AZ tho n. sno
masters Department may require 'S quarter
The regular service required will be fror, 49,, l..
three trips per week to the Forts and ot4 Iw2 20
in the Bay and HErbur Of Mobile. ef poihs
Bids viii state the rate per day, for each dsy,s
service to be performed twenty-io hours esns,i
tuting day. OHsA-
Contractor to furnish transportation ,ybensv.-
called upon by the Quartermaster's Department. M
TO give bonds. 49,
Contract to commence January I6 1863
- Proposals to be Endorsed Proposals for Water
Transportation" and addressed 20 the UNDERSIGNED
by order Brevet Brig. Gen, r. SaxtOn Chief1Ol sr-
sermaster Third Military District.
CHARLES A. REYNOLDS,
de29 ial SO u ID
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-07

Resolved that the Mayor be and he is hereby au-
thorized to enter into contract by notaria act IL
behalf Of the citv of New Orleans with p DelOrd as
principal and James Ceris and H. CrOuzeilles as
Securities, for collecting the Of the Saint
Bernard market for the year 1863 for and in consd-
Grafton Of the sum Of CS77iW seven thousand seven
hundred and fifty dollars.
(SiEueD G. S. SAUVINET,
Presidep pro, TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(SiCned) JAS. GRAHAM.
President Board of Aldermen
t9ignedi L HEATH, Mayor.