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New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
No. s2s-New Series

Resolved, That the Mayor be and be is hereby su-
thozed to contract by notaral act in behalf a the
city Of New Orleans, with Joseph Noel as principal
nuee Of the Washington market for tie year 1a for
and IA consideFation Of the sum OF two thousand dol
lars S2Qo0)
CSigned) O. s. SAUYINET
President pro tenn Board Of Assistant Aldarnnen,
CSiKnod) JAS. GRAHAM,
President Heard OF Aldermen.
Signed z. AEAFH, Mayor.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
No. s27-New Series.

Resolved, That the Mayor be and he il hereby
authorized 70 enter into cont act by notaf1 &C in
behalf Of the city Of New Orleans W,th j. Dnbarry
collecting the revenues Of this St. Mary's market,
for the year 1853 for and consideration Of twenty
three Thousand three hundred dollars lt23 300
l6igned1 o. 3. SAUV4NET,
P1csidsnt pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Alderman.
dSigasdJ JAS GRAHAM
President Board Of Aldermen.
tsisns6 4 HEATH. Mayor.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
star Dry Dock COMPANY VIZ ahao...A,
IAppahannock, her Tackle. Apparal srn

y ~. ThE sl UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
4 n ho[ % ts district OF Louisiana, No, s93l-fsy VIZ
sdo-o " 81 - 9r9er ot COURT to directed IN tha
SiIGse enttied suit will proceed TO seIi 10 thS
nigneSs I'D oldder on SATURDAY the Ilth dsy al IAN
Sssy, .e9e AZ twelve u2 O'Clock M. A. enfranes III
OHnInsoninouse nn DntdiDg, on Oid Llevee street.
lhe SteAmship TAPPAHANNOOK her Tsrkie
aippaIeI' etc, as she now lies in the Miss,ssinni,
@ andlnH ~ Asiers below the Second District FeTTy
Tsrms-This being the .econd aA;,aio..;ou a..
c"J;9 .talheo vessel will be sold on twelve months
SS ~ Sle Pasehaser being required to furnish good
OF suit and deed iu cash '' 1H~ PSs All eoSss
United States MArshAl's nfina No. ovln.n.
twenty sixth day Of December 1861 -'N" "'i0NNs'
No. ST-de2I jAsfi ii " o. Aaaf0nA''
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
No. s2s-New Series.

Resolved, That the Mayor be and he is hereby "a
thorzsd into contract b. notarial act before
the City Notary in behalf of the cily of New Or
leans with f. CazeAuX, as principal, and Il. Duraz,
ecurity, for collecting the revenues OF the Ninth
Street market for the year 1883 and in consderR
tion of the sum Of nine thousand dollars CS9 00.l
(SignedD o. S. SAUVINET,
President PRO tenn. Beard of Assistant Aldermen.
tSgned) JAMES GRAHAM,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved December 81, 1857.
jsignedl e. HEATH, Mayor.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
DRU08 AND MEDIOfNRa.


1nA NaAfAAMas DR Nc sTDNNss~
~ As@ AAiSzg -. 41ash qa4. % ". c1Aarns
HINa1 Msdleaeaa eaa ns1i sd1jc3 sdg 10 di3
fIol7 1AfltE1 s1uslIs. CaI IIa ~ $50 -
t4|8 estqhAa11t3 4iae 6afssaaA atl1aaanHs sillA
E1..1a -'te44 ~ e1s1l,l ~ 4nd a4p4gIsl1aa ~.
04f aNN 0fIE44H1 ~ Al holIu of tn aEq oF utnhk
4e4 cqnsel sllons esus af ahar8e.
1Ii8 IA IA 81 IL
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
Oh1Sed htates MArshal'p Omee, DlaarEeA
n 6Eouisiana-Rabert Patterson vs.. Medors A.

~ sssss9AeH AaMfsnAIPn Of1eR. Dlafr5Rk
eeI LLouisiana-Robert Patterson vs. Medors Al
AeGee, ct ais, No. 354e ~
A LAS fIBRI FAOIAs AGAINST PLAINTIFF
NJ "a IIueg neht rendered in favor Of Intsrvenor
Taat. Tas. mIzaoeth Emile De La Ronds Widow and
AesIAmeataTy hxecutrix of Pierre UoR' deresaeA
yDy virtue ot writ Of EAs heri faoas Issued hv the
EiSt me United States Circuit Court for the
judicial Circuit and District sf Lonisisna ia
oenpef 1851, have seized and will offer for sale N
SofelhR 70 law, on FRIDAY the 3lst dzy Of JEnnarV
!!eeoS, az Iz O'Clock M at the Merehants' and Aac
hna sa O9stomhouse streets, the following movable and
4 CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND. established ana
~ OF orleans, on the right bank OF the MissiHsiDpi
EINs tt ADont four miles below the city Of Nav Or
!fsns' naNlnG twenty i've and half aTpents on said
nave depth Of seventy arpents and the rer5sjniNV
sIeFSn Euo q half arpents on the lower side have 4
IeRsn Of seventy-hvo ArDents, bounded on one side
the public road leading to the parish Of Plsuemins
tbsTsnS M.h all the buildings and improvements
One Sugarhouse with Machinery and ApDar,tns
0 Sne MAN Dweliinghouse and OutbuildinRs. y
Slne Cotton Gin and Engines
Sne Sne m ntaoel twenty Negro Cabins,
And also 5hs following stock and farming u,ep.
sis. viz: eN-
Tyspty six Mules. Twenty-Five PIowsane nine Carts.
tne Judgment rendered In tha case in favor of ire
above named intervenOr for the sum Of S3l ESQ s3
sha a costs. with preferences and privilege on the
Robert Patterson the plantiT in the above suis Az
sac made IN the said suit by the late marshAI Of
this court on the 23d June, 1855 -
Terms Of ssle-Cash al time Of adjudioation in
United States Treasury notes costs Of deed stampt
eVe a. expense Of purchaser. -
N Unlted State s & Marshals Office New Orleans,
ii F. J. HEBRON. U. s. Marshal!
NO. Ns-deSi jas 10 l12l3
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
No. ssI-NaW Series.

Resolved, Thst the Mayor be apd no Is Asroby Rtl-
thorzeo 20 enter into contraet BY noarai act ~ hB.
hAit Of tbs CITY Of New Oriaaus wits John Hstt IS
lfnolpai eAd y Caebon. a. security, for colecting
s1e fefouued Of tAs Fruit market for tbs year leo8
Aor epd 40 eoasideraAian Of tbs Of twelve thou.
tsieaed) q. s. oAUFINET.
President pro ten. Roard q Assistant AldeFuaen
toiBnef9 JAS GRAHAM
President beagd q Aldermen.
risiensd, g. Heath. Msgpr.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
Fhthp Lawrence vs. 9tennahous R4snno-.,
her Tackle. Apparel, etc 10 y


der Tackle, Apparel, etc. = y
,aHE UNITED STATES DISTRICT coTrRT
t tor tne plstrict ot Louisiana, Ne s854NHv M
in tba 1911 VIII ot yenditioni expO6as to me dirsetsd
IL eG 5oove entitled suit will procesd "a Seli "a
nnnSry Ia paaer on SATURDAY, the nth day of
H. Tnt59So - a. Twelve u2 O'Clock M AZ e1trsnes
y Ths building Old Levee stresg-
a,c ss SEbsanaoo9t sb MANNOw, her Tackle Apparel
~ - sns ROW lies IN the New Basin m fhia eitv
ha slIns-l MS being the second a6iudicStSnS N
9 Hsined vessel viii be sold on twelve months
io;nt oS purchaser furnishing good and Sutfiesnt
tolnt security with special mortgage On the vssssI
and deed in cash. ~ i~s NA 0"sNe oA enlt
United States Marshal's Once. Nav Oys.ars
tWenty-sixth day Of December ISL 40" OAieAnH'
No, 3Oe-de27 las iii A'sON' u g. Marshal
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
0. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.


"a the United states CIrcuIt Co,r. e..
sne firth Circuit and District OF Louisians.-.Iss
s~ager. plaintiff, CF. Van Benthvy.sr = ~,
aRlferress to all the rights Of pgaiptigY va NJ.
ViTsinie Lsoosta. widow. stc.--No. ssss sIi.s
n tA'-Chares A. LaOoste, plaintiff. ~ Var g.r.
tnuySen Co.. trausferrees to All III. r;rh,. :,
plaintiff, vs. Mrs. Virginis rAeeste wido,S ~,
No. ST5s, fl. IA. "'"O"' e'e'-
* NiErUk OF THE ABOVE TWO wprra
c,, T ~ ne honorable the Uailat Etatss 80
az Jcn;s M AOr gne Hsh Judicial OrouA AND nstS;nt
ca;-e5 ana IN the above entitled suite srS ~
sSitSS - - ii.e IN me 18th Of Decemher 1871 hays
a. A. Sa9 " Mli Hr oHer for sAs, On ATI1R6RV 9he
So SSa oAy oi February, 1903 at ii O'clock NJ t hs
S SoUr u ths Courthouse in the usrish ~ toi4
viz: 'Ae F"ho"lhg described property,
A0ERT4IN SUGAR PLANTATtoN ,,.....,,
frontI1 p paLlsn A OF PoiRts Coupee LOuisiana snS
"a s.n "a aise river having Is Arpents fronS ~
f,isi sc.a IN uePtns containing about IsO0 snnsr
vYeether with all the buildiuRs and inn
pI0psen1ents p0 tents thereon, to wit ~AN iin
One DWellnghouse Kitchen ana c,r,h.,...u Al.
remains @ brick Sugarhouse ma a ~ ~ NJ sne
~ 49, uaSn,Lisee oy ire, also one gtean RS1y Mn IL
OF Harness, 2Harrows ''~OiS' po~s. sets
Ssizeo, as above stated to satisfy a..
~ tT anseIesI W Anu oosts, a. per judemeuae
ots ms q SALE ash, in United stNfes Traesprv
noTess enc eoIls OF decd and revenue STAMPS Al az
1lI1sSS limited ststss sas MArshals Ones New orssps
FJ. HEBRON, u. 8. MarahsI
No. Sl5-ia3 Il ls 25fel - D'''A'0' Oh LOUISIANA.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
No. s22-New Series.

Resolved, that the Mayor be and he is hereby au-
thorized TO enter into contract by notarial act in
behalf Of the city Of New Orleans with p Delord as
principal, and james Cleris and L. Orouzeilles as
securities, for collecting the of the Saint
Bernard market for the year le6s for and in consd-
Grafton If the sum of (S77j0 seven thousand seven
hundred and fifty dollars
Hsl7ISigneID @. s. SAUVINET,
President pro. tenn Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signedl JAS. GRAHAM.
President Board Of Aldermen.
SsiFned5 L HEATH. Mayor.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
No. s2O-New Series.

NO, oZO-NeW series.
Resolved That the Mayor be and he is hereby
authorized to enter into tract by nOtaria act in
behalf OF the city OF New Orleans with L. Redon as
principal and w, r. Bell and j. LaPene ssouri
Ties for collecting the of the Poydras mar
ket for the year 1853 for and in consideration Of the
sum of ffty.two thousand three hundred dollars,
$50 800.
(SiRneD @. s. SAUVINET,
President pro tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(Sigped) JAS. GRAHAM,
President Board Of Aldermen.
tSigned) e. HEATH, Mayor.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03

et ais. - va =
GI1TH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
~ lo8ns. No le,27A-By virtue OF a wrik Of dSrf
seias against Philip Bennett to me direosed by the
honorable the sixth District Court of New
ORlsans, IN the aboE> entitled cause
w gsoeeed 70 sell At public Euction, at the iGer,
SSnanta, anu Auotloneers hEchAnge. Royal street,
CAD District Of this city. on TUESDAY,, the 4th
y gay q re9r2eEy, letA A. u O'clock NJ, the follow
A oesTALN sQUARE OF GROUND ntuutsd
N the Fourth District Of this CITY with an fhe
buidings aud improvements Thereon, cesiansfed a
number ~ and comprised and bounded BY Eighth,
Ninth, Chippewa aud Jersey streets and reasfIfinr
Se9 feet fsolt on kighth street. the same front on
Nantn street 20 lees front on Chippewa street. and
Seized In the above suit
Terms-tash on the spot ~
s.. GEO. w. AVERY.
lAsfie4 sheriff Of the Parish Of 0risans
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
No. s2l--New Series.

Resolved, That the Mayor be and he is hereby au-
thorzed 70 enter into contract by notara act in be-
half OF the city of New Orleans with j. DespeauK
principal, and E. LarRuie and q. FOurnier as Sc
curities, for collecting the revenues of the Tneme
market for the year 1858 for and in consideration Of
the Of forysix thousand seven hundred and fifty
dollars (SA6, ,150.
(Sianed) C.S. SAUVINET,
President pro, teE1. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
(SiRned) JAS. GRAHAM,
President Roard Of Aldermen.
tsignedl i. HEATH, Mayor.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03

E. HEATH Mayor ''0''-- w
d. MANDELL, Controller.
JOHN CLAY,
JOHN GAUCHE.
Charmen Finance Committee
s, HOWELL. Treasurer.
Secretary Finance Committees.
By direction of the Board Of Commissioners of the
consolidated debt, the Treasurer also this day de.
stroyed one hundred and thirty-nine blank bonds
with coupons attached dated September !, 1851, at
twenty-five years.
jal o. DEBUYS, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03

t.4te4 ~ NH4N1N OWNS ENAT pHR
81 s AZ 1-|p "A 81. .lz'Faf5' 3s'i
- ~ Hp n = u tt1In I1r.- H11lsI ~ -
- y44NalsI ltll. a. ei4fGa Qleat AZ M
Haa1AA q B' HNgfR a.s,eaus.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
CITY coUMcIL--oFFIcIAL.
mOARD OF AssIsTANT ALDERMEN.



Regular Meeting.
C1rY HALL, New ORLEANS,
December 90 1867.
The Board met in regular session, Assist
ant Alderman Perkins in the chair, and
the following members present: hessrs.
eterry, Sampson, Gauche, Mary, Davies,
Flood, Dunn, Straight, and Joubert.
The minutes of the last regular meeting
were read and approved.
The reading of the minutes of the called
meeting of December 26 was dispensed
with,
FROM CITY OFFICERS.
Ths following communication from the
R was received and ordered spread
b he minutes:
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS /
City Hail. 30th Day of December, 1891.
sN b. Honorable the Board of Assistant Aldermen
CiISFLEMEN-I return herewith without
sa4 gnature IAN ordinance concerning the
Nj atves of the city of New Orleans and
cSiding for farming the revenues thereof"
M iJpOn careful examination | find that
Aivisions of the collection districts are
5deinite that the sale Of the revenues
Z wharves under this ordinance would
4ohA Oly result in serious misunderstanding
hnf tigAtion, and l respectfully suggest
thss tIe ordinance be amended in order that
tba units of each division be definitely
nxed and l1rA.
Very resPeetfully,
E. HEATH, Mayor.
The follov'uE communication from the
Mayor ed:
NAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
49,. d. sOth Day Of December. 1867.
10 the Henur u q Board of Assistant Aldermen
CENT? no transmit herewith letters
from / ~ fs, Esq, .,, President Es Of the
ton, AM ,remen's Charitable Associa-
tion, requesting that the city authorities
place bell and striking apparatus upon
the belfry on the Fair Grounds.
/ am informed that a bell weighing $50
pouugs cAn5O5 5btained for $780, This is a
very Low price for bell of that size.
Bslierl4g tAa5 the suggestions of Mr..
Es7Gs WiH . a advantage to that section
{ sAs clll Ia the vicinity of the Fair
Grounds, I cordially recommend that the
Council authorize the purchase of bell,
and placing the necessary apparatus.
Very respectfully,
E. HEATH, Mayor.
The following from the City Surveyor was
received:
SJRvEFoRis OFFIcF
City of New Orleans, Decem Der a. 1867. !
To the Honorable the Board of Assistant Aldermen:
GENTLEKEN-Upon the within inclosed
resolution, sent to this department for q re-
port, respectfully beg leave to report
favorably. The canals in their present con-
dition are in very bad state, and require
cleaning in order to drain the city properly.
am respectfully
Your obedient servant,
W. H. BELL,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
OFFICIAL NOTIOES--OITY,
MAxoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, January 2, 1853

NIly 1NlIl u1NUHf5 = I11u9 ]
Ue No. S33--New Series.
Resolved, That in accordance with the second sec
ton of the act authorizing the city subscription tc
the Pontehartrain Railroad company, requiring al
trades professions etc. to be taxed for the payment
of the interest the bonds issued TO said company
tax of three 3J per centum the amount of ever
license authorized to be issued for the year 1858 bt
and tho same is Hereby levied and liked.
(Signsdl II. w. PERKINS,
President pro tenn. Board Assistant Aldermen.
iSigne0) JAMES GRAHAM,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved January 2, 1858.
(Sigusoe Z. HEATH, Mayor.
A true CODY:
Gro r. OHELDs, Secretary. jas St
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
LEGAL NOTIOEs.


UNITED STATES DISTRICT cOURT.
pisTEicr or LOUISIANA.
Ha BaAhrupsey-Ns. Is.
IN THE MATTER OF l. l. MANpRK1.,
~4 Bankrupt
yKHERRAs L. L. MANDELL. or THp
" parish ot Orleans and district aforesaid duly de-
eiared Bhnkrppt under tue act Of congress- Il March
praying ior discharge and certidcats thereof from
AZ his dsbts and other caims provabls under said
Eoties is thszsiore given to IA ssodtors who have
proved their debts and TO all other persons in inter
6 assigned ior the hearing u the same md Tia,
they nay then and there attend and show oauss, II
should not be granted. f--''-'-
CLERK oaaos. Sew Orleans, December g, 1857,
iai lsz1 Deputy Cierk.
UNITED STATES DlsFRTCr COURr.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
Kn BankFuRtcy-Ne. az
IN TRE MAFFER OF ALFRED A. FUsRLrER,
Bankrupt.
WHEREAs ALFRED A. FUsELrER. OF TsE
w parish q OItsans aud disirict aioresaid duly
March . ISL sas t6s dsy sd "a ssid count 1ss
sson ier cisenerae and certificate thereof
SAAAAHAe
Ecscs is Ihsrsfore sivsn 70 al creditors vho hsv.
sesc.ss thatyhe 10Th DAY sf January, ise8 al ii Al
n, is aasFred for tho keaTfua al ths ssrae ass6
saAs aney mas then and there attead and show
pgsitiea should not Be granted = = = - --U
Siefas VAies, New 0sleAns Novsmbsrso less
dsilmvHys B ba5ss5 a41Cii Clerk.
unHTnD 9rATEs DnsTREor coURT.
BlsrK1or OF LoUmIAsA.
IA naAhruvsey-Ne 4
IN THE NATTER oF nj nRwFz
AaakEupt.
ENszk k&HAs R0BkRr ~ LEWIS. Of "a. p.r,.t
" e Orleans and distsice aiorsnaid. dnlF
aenlafse sansfapt unaar the act ot co1arssa 81
oguts petition plagng sdr diachar,s ssd so,1,s
eate saerao. aEou 81 bis deh4a ana 0thof elai1aa
Actisa e therefore sgan 10 IN orsaitsru ,hs h.s
traHsa tAsf aset1s said - ~ ether psf81na ~ 3.
.tss.A tsas ths 4th 80. q 5tuaaiE lels. a i
tasa ms nsY ihss snd tacss atissd are sise
-7Iss7e fs5 s4zf nz7e. eAF tie prayer ai tAs said
oisrFa C111. Nes diSssns Dscsnsbsr a Iaz
1-l.i.al. !. DopsAs Clerk
AoTHoE or Aa9AaanR no OMKBEE- |
- 4lae DISTRICT QoURH 0E TaR UNITED |
etsiea for ne Oisires d Ieuiaisns.
sew evaeaas. Neya~ssr 81. Rose.
ye4leR 1F 2IHHHHH orFns 446p qra
- = " ltld iI.1,tla ~ sl1tINf 4 ~ rlI ~ Z
&t n ~ a b-y + a &. I.szI.rlIs, s7s'I
.nNFaF1as ia Tie 1fT c. 4Q1s l.Isr11 r tE., Iisl
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
NOTICE To DEFAULTING TAX
PAKER@

NOTICE To DEFAULTING TAX
PAYERS.
AssIsrANr UIEx ATTORNEYS oTF1oE,l
New Orleans, December l6, 1857.
IN persons in arrears to the city of New Or
leans fer TaIes, whether on real or personal
property taxed according the assessment rolls viii
be made IN 81 cases cases g1en the tAL due the city
from the first publication Of this notice.
del7st Assistant m Q dity afS; Attorney. tt%D
STREET CoMEIssIoNERs oEF1cE,
No. City Hall, !
New Orleans, January 3, 1851.
WERE BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DIS
One Red and White cow with holes in both
horns, ght ear clipped and split and left ear split
One felloH COW with ears split, intricate brand
Which, Il not claimed within five dsys and the az
penses thereon paid Will be sold at pablc suction
o'clock N. WILLIsM BAKER,
street Commissioner.
3. MCDONNELL for Controller. jas St
STREET. CoAEAuEsIoNERs OFFIcR,
Room No. Oity Hall, \
New Orleans. December 81, 1851. }
WBRE BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DIS.
w tTiet Pound on Dryades street, betwesn Jack
son and Phildsg ldg streets, as estrays-
Which, 4 not claimed within three days, and the
expenses thereon paid, viii be sold ct public Auetou
q
at Ia O'Clock III. WA. BAKER,
Street Commissioner.
r. MoDOSlIEl [, for CoRtrolleT. dssi 81
la the MetGer of the Opening of E.@-
tayette Avenue from Claiborne street 70 Gentiliy
road.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI,
~ parties in interest that the Commissioner Of
Assessment in the matter OF the opening of LafRv
cite avenue from Claiborne street to Gentily road
nave this day deposited in the Clerks Office Of the
Honorable Fifth District Court Of the parish of Or
eaps IN this city their report aud that they will on
FRIDAY, nth Of January, kfs, ask that the said
report be ed and confirmed by said court At which
CURED to present the same.
A. ID. BERNOUDY,
JAMES SrEAWBkIDGE
THEODORE nUNERr,
Commissioners.
Dams pa AAire de pOgverIurs de pAvenue
Lafayette, de Ia rue Claiborne Au Uhemin de
Wis EST PAR LIE PRESENT DONNIE A
"A toutes parties int eresseos que les C0mmis iss1ires
o. Assessment dams fsffaire de l0uysrtuRs de fave
nue afaystte, de la rue Claiborne Rr Ohemip dc
Onquisme OOur dc District de Ia pAroissa Orleans
en- eette vile. leur rapport. ct qu'il5 le VENDREGI
Dc JAnyler lsd5, demanderont duo 10 dit rapport
soft enregistFe et coniFme par ia dite Corr aluei
temps eonSss peIa1nneS syaDt des objections faire
sont requihes de los pz4seBfsF.
A. d. BERNOUDY,
JAMES bcRAWRRIDGE
THEODORE DUVERT,
oexe " tA3 6S - 10 II C0mmiaaAires.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
OFF[OIAL NOTTOEs--OITY,
DEsTRUCrION OF c1rY NOTES.

OEsTRUCrEON OF CITY NOTES,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Mayoralty Of New Orleans
City Hall, 3lst Day Of December, 1861.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH RESOLUTIONS
authorizing the issue and destructon of the same
the Treasurer of the city Of New Orleans has this
slst day OF December, 1881 cancelled and destroyed
by ire, in presence OF the Mayor, the Controller,
and ChaiTInen of the Finance Committees, the fol
lowing City notes, accumulated from 7th instant,
viz:
81 81 and SO notes tes..,..............,... Sl74s 90
Old Issue. ..........,..... ...,........... E27 &C
Fractional $50 90
New Tax Issue 2655 60
Old Tax Issue. ................ s65 90
New Tax, $40 notes 47OOO %
New Tax. $40 notes. l000 20
Batture SO notes. ..-.............. 1000 90
Total destroyed S7S,e2s 90
T.. HEATH, Mayor
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
FROM CITY OFFICERS.

n following communication from the
II was received and ordered spread
b he minutes:
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03

By Mr. Davies:
Be e Resol5ed, That the contractor sor
planting trees aleng tie drslnine cersis 80
pubic squares. and promenades ef this citv
De ana ne is hereby authorized u cononlate
hls contract, SAID contract heinz readi-
Gated on resoiuti0n No 252. new aerjss 80
proved October Ie 1866. - y
Referred to Streets and Landines.
By Mr. Dunn:
tIese.sed, By the commo1 Council Of the
Slsy Q! New ofierns thRt 8. Weeks. auysev.
lhtenaent os Are alarm and pclics tqiegftsb.
~. ~ HHN - hereby required to remoYe the
5,s.-se AlH,enans u the belfry Of the fhrd
-ish ~ y Ronee ssasien and place the ssme,
lions, a the Fair 0ronnda' dnvjee, M vs.
January. 1854 ~ ~ "
Read twice under ausDenss5s ~ he ynls.
and adopted.
By 1T. Gaucbe;
- tsssoieee That re Mayer be ana 81 /,
Aetep} epthQrl<so % purchase & bell fo7 ~
use Qf lhe 9utf uteiafs. 10 ~ oiecet ss.. ~
slc ranfy t1etcft, provided tte v9fqie 49,
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and adopted. -
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=, Resolved, That tho oha,rfnan - H.
klnsnee ane Streets a1d Landinea Comanif.
gees o. the 6oardt of Aldermen i',d xrSsaf
an A,aernen 1e snd theY Aqo hera6v -.
a.ssa =. 2 ~, aete1d at thslE saspsotiye bnsIness
e the City Hall sIou II oleIesl. 4.
Wy aIs.i 'l,.ll o.olocE r. a. daily Sundays and
Read Swire under suspension y ths ynlo.
INA Adontsd.
p ~ laine nisInber.
9s& That permissioa BE- Ana N
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ghst permiasl0a Be Ana II 4
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-26
TOWNSEND, June %, 1868


Editor journal: Crops look very well
generally. Winter wheat got small growth
last FaD, but favorable winter enables it to
fill with few signs of weavel. Winter and
spring wheat and oats are more in danger of
too great growth and little time in which
to ripen than anything else.
Grass good. Glover lodging,
Corn and potatoes were planted late but
upon ground in good order and look well,
but cannot be cultivated well at the proper
time 10 consequence of heavy rains. -
Sheep shearing proceeds under difficulties.
The clouds do not weep in rainy tears, but
they open and the water pours as il did not
last summer. Respectfully yours, a
TIMOTHY WILCOX. s.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-26
9eatbs.

In Ballville, on the 18th inst, Mrs. ABB
GAL FIrzGERALD, aged &c years. l month and
% days. She was born in Dover, N. H.,
April Goth, 17sa.
At his residence in Townsend, June Doth,
1868, JONAS CLARK, aged rs years
Mr.. CLARK was native of Massachusetts,,
but had resided in Ohio some 36 years, most
of his time in Townsend, where he leaves
many old neighbors and friends as well as
relatives to cherish his memory. He has
looked frsil and feeble for many years; but
with temperate habits and very little medi-
cine or suffering he has passed from among
US with scarce preceptible jar at the de-
parture Of the last vital spark. W.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-26
CROPS.
RILEY Tn, June %, 1866

RILEY m, June ~, 1896.
EDITOR JoURNAL:-The crop question in
our neighborhOod may be summed up about
this way:
Whsat.-Ths prospect for above an average
crop of fall wheat is good, though there is
not the usual amount planted. The spring
wheat is looking well, and there is more than
the usual amount planted.
Z COMA large amount planted, but late.
Still, it looks well.
Potatoes. Prospect good for very large
crop. More than the usual amouat planted.
Grdss.-I think the grass crop was never
better than at present.
Fral1.-Peaches, none. Cherries, about a
total failure. Apples, more than an average
field. Grapes and other small fruit, not
quite an average crop, but very fair field.
Yours, WIN. JONES.