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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

BUFFALO, Oct. ~.
There was heavy fall Of snow here this
morning.
Notwithstanding the inclemency Of the
weather IN immense throng gathered in the
large skating rink to hear Horatio Seymour
make ! ms opsnln1 speech o. ne campaign.
wsscrow ded with 5000 people. Only two day.
were given for preparation. A brillian.
torchlignt procession Of 400 or 500 people in
uniform escorted the distinguished speaker
to the rink, not 1.-THE Of which could gain an
entrance. Hon. James Humphreys, Chair
man Of the meeting, called the asssmblage to
order at 81 o'clock, when Governor Seymour
delivered IN eloquent, impressive ard stir.
ring address.
WHEELIss, Va, Oct. %.
Tho election throughout tho State il pas
sing o. quietly. A large vots il bsine polled
The ticket b loss, md tho returns cous il
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Oct. 81.
Gov. Seymour arrived here at 8 o'clock
this D. M, and was received BY large gath
ering Of citizens. He was accompanied BY
Hon. Francis Herman Of Utica. They went
to the Asborne House and at eight o'clock
were escorted to the Rink BY large caval-
cade and torch light procession. The Rink
WAS filled with people 6,OOO or more being
present. Hon. 4. l.. Fish, Mayor, presided.
Gov Seymour addressed the meeting half an
hour. His remarks wsrs received With great
enthusiasm. He was followed BY Mr.. Herman.
A display of FIRE works WAS made near the
hotel after the meeting. Gov. Seymour goes
to Buffalo at 8 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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FROn CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. %.
At . meeting Of the Executive Committee
Of the National Board Of Underwriters, to-
day, the Committee on the Form Of Policy
presented > long report pointing ont the dis.
crepancies Of the present form Of policies,
and urging the importance of more explicit
language.
AspeciAl Committee on Incsndiarism. con.
sisting Of three members each from Hart
ford, New York. Ohio and Chicago, was ap.
pointed.
In the afternoon the Board reviewed the
Ere department, and this evening they par
took Of banquet at the fremont House.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 22.
Commodore Fl. Poor has been promo
ted to kaar Admiral, vice Aof. retired.
Hancock will leave for New York tonight
to assume charge of the District Of the At
lantc. His staff will follow in day or two.
The receipts from customs for the week
ending October 18th we're $2,923 ,4a7.
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LATE CABLB DISPATCHES,

PARIs, Oct. 81.
Gen. Serrano has written : letter declar-
ing in favor Of Monarchy - best suited to
the state Of Spain. He says. however, that
the leaders Of the revolution have resolved
70 act entirely in accordance with the voice
Of the people q TO what form Of Government
shall bs adopted for the country. Il 10 report
cd Ferdinand has accepted the proposal to
como forward q candidate for ths throne,
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, Oct. %.
Dispatches have been received giving the
particulars Of the outrages by the insurrec-
tionists in the province Of Turas. The in
surgente have taken to incendiarism aud rob-
berry. A band headed BY Rubalealvs. have
burnt all the houses, mills, corn6elds and
plantations about LAvergita.
The insurrectionists ale conscripting all
able bodied men, white and black, bat deser.
tions are frequent
An incendiary proclamation has been dis
covered calling on the negroes to rise and
assassinate the whites,
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IMPROVEMENT
OF Snn
DES MONIES RAPIDS
or fHA
.Ntsstssfppt Rtuer.

- EALED fhOfOSAIS In Qupncate viii
~ be sceivsd at this ofBce until II m
Wednesday, OF November 19th 1868,
for COMPUTING the excavation of the Prism and the
constr Of Emb. kment Wall of the Canal for
the Imrr ment ofthe Des hoinss Rapids Of the his-
rhs cansl i. to bs .bout ~ mile. long, extending
from Nashville, lows, TO Keokuk, Iowa The width at
tho water surface inside fthe Canal IL to be 800
100 fset in emhankn ent and $50 feet n excavation,
and In low to be feet deep All the msterisi
oavstsd from the Prism Of the Canal to be used in
building the Entank km~At The latter throughout the
greater part Of the tAnce will be about 800 feet from
the Iowa .h1rr Where rock excavation ths
tom Of the canal will have slope OF n inches to the
mile The embankmept TO be built Of earth, clay ard
rock to be fest wds top, including ths rips
covering, and TO be two feet sbove high water mark
with sie OF Il base to verticle ,he outside
~ ba,. 10 vertical on the inside. TIL. average thick
OF the rp-rsp protection to be 2< feet the
sids feet the inside and foot on the top
portion Of the above has ready been Constructed
say -nnth the balance, or much thereof A. T. .
remainder Of tho funds apprcprAf -abou! $500 600
viii pay for IL to lie r-lst.
Ali propositions must state the Price which each
and every kind work specified in the proposal bs
done. and bid will be considered 'hat is not dennit.
In this respect
prltsd copy fths advertisement must be attached
to each proposal.
all bids
signed by two responsible persons.
Blanks for proposA OF tho fefm required with form
Of guaranty will be fusnishsd upon application ut this
once.
Tss prics or prices In ths contract win be
a. nding thu expense Of furnishing all the terfa
Fexo.rting the right of way aud land fol borr
impiemen and achi and performing al the
according p.ns and specifications exhibited
the letting
Fifteen per cent Of the amount Of any work done or
materials furnished, at the rice thereof will
ba reserved until the whole wors is tbs subject
Of contract, shall be entirely COZ stsj
The name names of ths pers sroposing must be
written out 10 foil. with Aer psas of residence and
po4. office addrs.s.
Plans maps specifications and all n-eessary paper,
vii, be ready for animation this Office hfeen dayi
prior the date If the lsttrg.
Persons rroposing to cattrac are re1Hs'sd 70 ri cno
ezamane the location Of The work before sendinc thru
bids.
ProposAls should be addressed to the undsrei zhed
Keoknk Iowa. and should bs endorsed "Proposals to
work on the Improvement Of the Pcs Mones Rapids"
j. H WILSON,
Lieut, Gel s5th Infantry Brevsr Msl Gen, U. $. A.
Official:
L. COOPER ovERAAN,
Capt. Cotps Of Engineers.
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MAnn,n naA 8

AADklDi OCt. ~.
The Central Provisional Junta held ; ses.
sion yesterday and sdoptsd resolutions urg-
ing the abolition Of capital punishment; the
removal Of convict prisons from Spain to
Africa and PHILIPPINE Ialands.
The Ride Associations throughout the
sosatIy, sAe rssennesdlag I'll lssal Pre-
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROl CALIFORNi.

IS SAN FEAScIsco, CO.. II.
Captain Mitchell, commander of he U.
8. steamer Saginaw, was murdered tonight
At Centre City and the body robbed.
The result OF Court of Inquiry, recently
held at the Mare Island Navy Yard to inves-
tigate series of charges of political ma
ture, against commander Russell, il tavora-
bic to tho accused. The charges were made
TO President johnson, over forged name.
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visional Junsas to follow the example Of the
Contra Janta, dissolved.
Loxpoy, Oct. 70.
Prince and Princess Giriquiti have arrived
.. Brighton. The Queen Of Spain is also Ok.
pscted there.
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MARRIED.

pAARAE ooPER- sTKUNNBNBURG On wedn-s-
day, 2lst irst by Rev james frown. dAHRErf PAARA-
KooPfR and DINxIa STxuzrEN1u1a b IN 4 This city.
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10. Q. F. D

ksokuk Ledge No. b RsEularm mesdngsvs
Monday evening.
Pucksch sfuc 4 L edge Ns.A3-Rssulafnsst y
ng every Friday evening.
Hermann Lodge No. 110-keguar % eetfnl
every Wednesday evening.
Puokschetuck Encam pment, No. IT,
Regular meeting Jst and Sd Thursday Of each month.
Hall-Onrner as-ertb and Main 8tsests. finch
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important Decision OF the New
York Court OF Appeals.
Adj lournment OF the I1Ouistana
Legislature.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1861.
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PIANOS AID HusIc:
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RAI0TINE AND " WAAA -
~ p,,ce- cor. 3th 4 Blondsau
REAL Bs1 ATE = INsURANCE ACTS, ;,
II n Ton Eyck. cor Fourth 4 Main SITS (upstairs)
oIN0ER DDWIA0 UACHiNEo
I'M Hecomhar Art .........l Fourth street
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1nrravinr, Brands, 4 Seals.
a Rid ees Nos 4 Estes House
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yeneilI. Jones 9o...eof Third D Main streets.
Hs.e. stern 4 &Ia.....cor Second Main streets.
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MILLINER0.
spissbsrgsr, Mayer co...:...:.F No. III Main ~
Nh Weisr cor Third Main streets.
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PETITION,

NEW ORLEANS, January Is, 1863,
To the Honorable the Common Council of the City
THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPERTY HOLDERS
1 on Peters and CLAY streets, second district or
this city, respectfully bsg to represent the necessity
OF sidewalks on the abovenamed streets from CONT
70 Oustomhonse street, and pray that your honOrA
bic body viii pass an ordinance authorizing and
compelling the property holders to have the said
sidewalks laid at once.
We also further beg to represent the propriety Of
the city having Clay street graded aud maeadamized
from Oontl to CustomhOuse street, at its own ex-
pense, IN the same manner as 1t has been done from
Cont to st Louis street, believe that the ben
eits extended to one more should be extended TO
all on the same street, and in this view solicit
your honorable body to instruct the City Surveyor 10
proceed in the grading and matchmaking Of Clay
street. from Cont to Customhouse street.
And as in duty bound We will ever pray.
WILLIAM H VREDkNBURG. per William H.
burg Jr rs feet Peters street, and 100 feet
JEAN PETIT. 2O2 feet on Clay street, aO2 Oh Peters
street.
j. AvET. 200 feet on Clay street, leo on Peters
street.
A. D. GRIEFF, 50 feet on Clay street
=. J, BERKENY, so feet on Clay street.
A. IONA, Is feet on Clay street.
FELIX LABATUF, so feet on Clay street, so on
Peters street.
A. II. D'MEzA 50 feet on Clay street
u A. LAVILLEBAUVE. Is feet on Clay street, Is
on Peters street.
A. JAOQUET, per pro A. Beckett 90 feet on Clay
street, so on Peters street.
Total number of feet in square 1924; total number
of feet in petition 1854. RDl5sw
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EsrArE oF wILIIAM Q. AusEiN.
OFFICE UNITED srAEas AlA9sHAE. !

OFFICE UNITED srATGs AiaRsHAE.
District n Louisiana, Z
New Orleeras Juns !, f60s. -
UrHIS IS TO GIVE NoTIQE THAT ON TIE w
i twenty-ninth day Of MaN a. ID. 1853, WAX
RANT IN BANlERUPTCNllsa mas Issued against the
estate Of WILLIAM AySE1IINs. @ e ssEc
stste Il Louisiana, whe was adjadssa
bankrupt On his Rsssi 9; ~. W. 1,.1aI. ~
longing to snsh han to him q ~ nis nse ale
the transfer Of az property by him " "a
rni 20 Dre9a cir debts and p ehqese one q more
arsiraeea a{fhis estata will be helQ ~ CQuft OF
fssss "a ia holden at No. Is ST. CHARLES
street.. Y e city q New Orleans, Lonisiana before
Don 81 rardee, Register ~ elS siAlsehtn gay OF
- II j. HEBRON, %, s, Marshal,
No. s23-js7 16A District Of Louisiana
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ESTATES OLE EDMUND DUBOIS.
T1lfat-faV al oufatnUa

United STATES MARsHA1's OFFICE,
District OF Louisiana, Z
New Orleans, June l. 1858. J
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TEE
l thirtieth day Of May. A. .. 1858, a WAX
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate Of EDMUND DU BOIS, Of New Orleans in
me parish Of Orleans and State OF Louisiana Wno
was adiudged q bankrupt on bis own petit
ton: that the payment OF any debts and delivery
AZ any property belonging 70 such bankrupt, 70
MIN or for his use and the transfer Of any prop,
erty by him. are 70 sbidden BY law; that = meeting
81 the creditors OF the said bankrupt, 20 prove
their debts and TO choose one more assigneea OF
Ms estate, will be held at Court OF BANKRUPTCY
70 be holden at the Customhouse building, IN the
city Of New Orleans, Louisiana. before ]. x q.
Pitkin. Rsgister on the thirteenth day Of unes
A, ID. 1863 at 10 o'clock a. ~. = a
+. j. HEBRON, u. s. Marshal
No szl-je2lSA District Of Louisiana
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ESTATE or THOMAS WARREN BR1sooE

OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL
District Of Louisiana,
New Orleans, june l, 1885. ,
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TIE
L thirteth day Of May, A. d, 1888, a WARRANT IN
BANKRUPTCY WAS issued against the estate Of
THOMAS WARREN BRISCOE, OF the parish OF
Madison and State of Louisiana, who was ad'
Judged bankrupt on his own petition; that the pay
ment Of any debts ard delivery Of any property be-
longing to such bankrupt, to him for his use, and
the transfer of any property by him are forbidden by
laws that meeting Of the creditors of the said bank
rp to prove their debts and to choose one or more
Bankruptcy to be holden at the Oustomhouse build.
ing in the city of New Orleans, Louisiana, before q
S. Kellogg, Register, the twenty Gay OF
June, A. d. 1868, at o'clock A. NJ.
f. J. HEBRON. U. s. Marshal
No. sl9-ie229A District of Louisiana
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LoAL ITEMS IN BRIEF.-The atmosphere
yesterday was heated up to little higher
than ninety degrees, and everything verdant
seems drying up. Cisterns are empty and
yawning. The. Mississippi is nearly bank
full.
Willie Kinnie, whose parents reside on
Gravier street, has not been heard from for
four days. It is intimated that the little
fellow, only six years old, has been kid
mapped by parties going North per steam.
ship.
We would have some words to say to the
clerk of the weather about sending little
rain, but the subject is dry one.
We were uncomfortable yesterday simply
because we were unable to obtain particu.
lars of murder, suicide, or any other start
ling item with which to entertain our read.
ers to-day.
a bumper of a nuisance cart fell with his
vehicle from wharf at head OF Robin
street. It is known that his name was
Thomas, and ne was not seen again.
a specimen of lazy man was the biped
who yesterday hailed street car, and be-
cause the driver did not bring the vehicle
| to q dead halt almost instantly al the de-
sired place, the fellow with much effort
raised his hand and slammed the door with &
vim quite unbecoming a drone. Although
within two steps of the door he was too
lazy to enter, and waited for the next train.
John Watson, the artistic burglar, intend
ell attending thelprize tight between two
bruisers, but like the bruisers, failed TO come
totime. He took view Of Cincinnati.
John Snapper and William Morris were
not with him. They ike this section too
well to leave, although it is e trile warm
during the day.
It turns out an improbable piece Of bust
ness for James Prophet and ". Randell in
opening water plug on Rampant street
Recorder Neville fined each $50.
It now happens that J. A. Redou accuses
Louisa Groves, % Basin street, with having
obtained a diamond lingering from hin
under false pretenses. The bauble is valued
at $50. The Groves had an opportunity K
dispel the dark shadow on her verdan'
name, but the prosecutor failed to appear
Frank Andrew, a sadly neglected you'll
who is growing up and educated in {
street school, has been sent to the house o
refuge for care,
Pat Melia and Pat Bray grew warmer thai
the weather and disgraoed Clara street will
& free fight to the fright and scandal o
their friends. Pat No. ] was fined $50
partly because he INDUCED in leader
knuckles. Pat No. was fined SO. Ez
uansiye recreation
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,stt 9FIeass gtpabIifatr.
Erclsl JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
s-sce-
EpcIsL JOURNAL OF the CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
.trIAL JOURNAL Of TRe REPUBLICAN, PARTY.
|gEars FOB THE REPUBLIoAN'


!. me Country Parishes Of Louissana.
...,spsion-- Donaldsonville, P. F. Vslfroit Tu'
u EOsiSSi-N a. Hampstead
Pcl 1nsHissssNEyerereen- Henry W. Fuller.
s1rville-- RinRgold-M a. Iwitcheh'
gssser- Benton--John Pearce.
Esi;See-Shr veport-B Benjamin MeLeran-C. G.
ls 9ilDDsSeu-Fairsiew Lsnding--J. &. LANDER
aI1ssssssIi-C operihagen- Richard B. Edgeworth.
ar,ol--Lake oyidencezGeoree Q. Benhsm;
Aslberne -Minden-L W. Baker-A. j. Dyke
I51.,sordia-v idalia-A. B. Harris,
!. lsGoso--M ansfeld--G. Snyder.
v I. h ssI Iciana- ciinton-Richsrd Lewis.
EassasIIIss.-ssyoa Gouia-P. G. Disadvantages
+ ~ ~ William Brown.
+ + q, ~ p--Vernon--G. ". Ferguson.
- ssss,ssn-- Carrollton--R. @. Gardner.
4 1sslssttia--V ermiiliouyille-- Fortune Riard.
eslsa99Tshe- Thibodsux--D. d. Reese--WiniRm
l.ilI.ssL..,op--Poucbatoul Clarke White.
Ss,,,sssbbouse-- tsastrop, r. + Buckingham.
sssshitoches - Natchitoehess Charles Leroy and
s;sT a. Hiestand.
.s.nent--W. A. Brainard
sste Ooupee Hermitage Emile Bonnefoi.
sSides- Alexandria Captain A. ]. Sypher-Geo.
MEM iSS. Manny-Dr. j. B. Lewis
q Tharles-Peter Harper.
IN HeienH-Auite City--W Imam buiers
\ s-Convent-Napoleon UnderWood-Can-
I, ISndry-O peiousas--M. Vidal, August Do
Ssrtin-st Martinsville-s. L. snaer.
MAry-F ranklin-A. j. Demarest-Jennert
s,sHce-J. B. Esnard
Tslnnany-. Covington--Johu EEtchnisor-
,ss1uvills-Daniel d. Riggs.
isrsls-St. Jeseph-Capt N r. stseie-CaPt- a.
'g,-,sbopue-Houma-F Marie-U. Dupsrt.
NJ: Baton Rougs--Lobdelps store-Jheoaore
~. iFelioAna-st. Franeisyille-J. P. NevshaIu.
Texas.
l-,iu-Ridge Paschal.
+ N AntoniO-W. W, Gemble.
Ssfbyville-George r. Stubblehe!d.
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ESTATE OF ]. A BAou1E.

UNITED STATES NARsHAI's OFFICE
District OF Louisiana, !
New Orleans, May %, lsea
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TIE
twenty eighth day Of May, A. D. 1865, q WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate Of j. A. BAQUIE, Of New Orleans.
in the parish of Orleans and State OF Louisiana.
who was adiudged a bankrupt on his own
petition that the payment Of any debts
and delivery of any property belonging TO
such bankrupt 70 him or for his use, and the
transfer OF any property BY him, are forbid
den by law; that a meeting OF the creditors OF
the said bankrupt toproye their dsbts and TO choose
one assgnees Of his estate, will be held at
Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Gus
temhouse building in the city Of New Orleans.
louisiana, before j.. T.. G. Pitkin Register on the
twelfth day Of June A. ID. 1865, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
f. J. HEBRON, U. s. Marshal
No s08-my29 jel2A District Of LouisiaR 8
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EXTENSION u TINE
FOB COLLECTEOS 0s TIE CON-
VENTION TAX.
BOARD OF RECITATION. }
New Orleans, Mg III lBbe

BOARD OF RECITATION.
State Of louisiana, New Orleans, NF q, 1865.
Alta REGULAR MEETING Or TIE BOARD,
"A held on TUESDAY, May a. 1865 ne following
luton was adopted:
Resolved, That the time for the be- settlement of
the Convention taxes by the TA1 electors and
SheriFs throughout the State with te Auditor of
Public Accounts be and is hereby e1ended TO the
irst day of July, 1853
By virtue Of the foregoing Teso At e hereby no.
tify all Tax Collectors and Sherihs troughout the
State to continue to collect the Conention tax up
TO the first day of July, 1868.
The Tax Collectors and Sherifs az further in.
structed that they will be hedresponsle for rigid
emf orcsment Of the ordinances adopted by the Con
vention January 4, 1853 (which is hesinafter pub
lished for the information of Al concensd e1aeJing
a penalty for non-payment ofsaid tax.
The Convention RENTED al penalties up to the
twentieth day of March 1868 and frouthat time the
penalty will be eXacted in all the paIses where the
tsErolls we're ready at that date, ami thirty days
after the taXrols were completed IN be other par.
ishes, the penalty will be ezacted.
S. B. PACKARD Chairman
T, U, RICE ABDsoN, Secretary.
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oFFTGIAI N0FIaRH--GITY.


and in The city Of New Orleans the dsoieon thereby
had to be hnal and binding.
II is wei Understood that in case Of failuqs b. the
purchaser 70 begin or finish said roada. 81 any
part thereof, within the period fixed or n case
the Common Douneilbe dissatisfied with the Ynan-
ner IN which che work Is being executed the Common
Council shall have the right 10 Rnnulthe Contract
without putting the contractor in default a. re-
CURED by article 1905 of the Civil Code and without
applying TO court Of justice to hnnl the same and
without indemnify and II is also we'll understood
that in case the purchaser shall, at any time
abandon the work or not finish and compfsts the
same in conformity with his contract the ssid pur-
chaser shall forfeit all claims he may have Tor any
part Of the work done By min TO the date Of his
abandonment and that the city shall be thereby dis
charged and released from any and all liability there
for; and IL is also well understood that in case Of
such abandonment by the purchaser, OF Of an an
nulmentof the contract b. the Common Council for
cause Of non payment by the purchaser Of the bonus
Whatever the city of New Orleans shall have the
right to resell the contract at the risk and peril of
the purchaser, and of his securities in solldo.
The adju 1ication by the Controller to be subject
% the approval or rejection Of the Common
New Orleans, May q, 1868. E
&igued1 W. H. BELL.
ings. - 80 $500
@igned DIS DEwEFs, ,a...
Signep Z. W. PERKINS, OhAlrlne"'
90 AZ. S. G. BRO WEIR,
Ln4oo ~ Deputy Controller.
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SECTION J. Be it ordained BY tne Constitutional
Convention OF the State OF L0uflena, bat the Sher
if- end Tax Collectors OF the Vte except OF the city
Of New Orleans, Orleans right nm al the parish of
respective parishes TO pay theaz OF on 4l per cent
levied by ordinance of the tWenty-toCth December,
1867 BY this Convention; and thirty lays after
vice Of said notice those who snail no nave paid the
tax due by them shall be considered default, and
the Sherifs and Tax Collectors shall LgG5 an addi-
Uoual tax upon such PERSONS Of twenty-five per cent
upon he sum due by hem for the 1t; default and
an additional tax Of per otnt to b. computed on
the original tax for every subequen' 1rty days said
per-ons shall continue to he in detlls, up to the
Date OF the final settlement,
SEC. 3 Be IL furthec ordained. INT tue Sher1t5
and Tax Collectors Of the city OF Ne Orleans, Or
leans right bank, and parish Of Jensson, snail by
punic notice in one newspaper put shed IN their
parish call upon all taZpayes 10 pay the LAX levied
by the ordinance Of December tHelty tour above
mentioned, and all persons Who sha not have paid
the amount due by them on aecountd said tax ten
days after the publication of the aooa required no
ciCe shall pay an additional TAX Of Tenty five per
cent the original tax, audln additional tax Of two
and a.hGlt per cent on the original x of oue mill
per GENT for every subseguent Ten dFs SAID persons
SEC Be Il further ordaibsd es7 Ths. mmedi.
ately al er the taxpayers snail have cen put in de-
fault p. the expiration OF the thirty ten days as
the ease may be, given in thenotJe Squared Uy the
fret and second sections of this oriiunce the Sher
ifs and Tax Collectors Throughout No state shall
proceed TO seize and sell after ten das notice prop
erty Of the delinquent taxpayers, coyaole or i'm
movable, suthcieHG to pay The origina tax, al add
tonal taxes er6in levied nd costs.
Adopted - Conysntion atthe city New Orleans,
TINS 5ooESn day ef January, Anno DInlm eighteen
Nu1 tsiene aIu ''1'' Ji&SMEs q. TALlFERRo
President OF tniUonyenllOn.
| Signed WILLIAM VIGEBsSecretGy. myS lot