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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-12-16

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r The administration of Gen. Grant zconld
notswithstand tle'openg0s SECRET shoatility
ofths great army ufaconservatisesi who de-
sire To support and uphold him. IL WAS
Gen. Grant who's sfdmphed IN the iP5esii
Dental contest, Z His victory is not s1ne
either to the love Of the people for sectari-
an hate, or for unqualified negro suffrage,
or for State disbursement, or for territorial
oppression, or for nakedmilitary rule. His
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-12-16

Nor do wesbelieve that our: path Of duty
is to be silent, to let the new adMipistration
come in aud sdriftlonawhile We, o vast body
of Conservatives oil over .sthis broad land,
shall stand by, with folded hands, and cold
looks, and offer no word of cheer or encour-
agement.e sTh6 Conservatives Of the Uni
ted States arr, bothltoo strong end too PAL
triotic to act so ignoblaza' lpast ia times OF
urgency and peril Hike the present. II L ~
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!. And in the same spirit with which we
judge .Genera Grant. do we. regard the coMi'
ing Congress. We look to it for harmony
for moderation, for work that BELTS the
times, for such temper as becomes me-
when q .revolutionshas spent its force, and
when every outward step is an advance to
anarchy or despotism. We hope that the
party instinct, the desire for selfpreserva.
ton, if no higher motive, will lead l)ohsresz
to pause now. To pause and 9aWalrsn i'd
time,to the reflection that the people here
after will not consider the issues Of the re.
bellion alone. al they did ID 1864 md in
1866, but TINT theft eyes will be on the
work Of peace and restoration, !" s''''a'
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-12-16

If the next four years are to be years Of
party strife, the years of national obstruc-
ton, the, years ofno progress and of disin7
tegration, we are resolved, as far as we 60 !,
that this sin Of waptonness aud selishness
shall not be justly laid at our door. We
are no mans, we arc no party's medium for
mere agitation. So that the glorious end
for which we have labored, and for which
we shall labor, shall come to bless us, our
people i matters,not t0sps5 Though whom
y COMES, yNg.nfl rrsars 4 sryTraxrl. srrrr Z
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From the National Intelligcncer1

= There is no policy, either for a states
man or journalist, which is infiexible. RI,
bed of Procrutes is for criminals. a Con
sistency in American craftsmanship meats
as we understand it, to be always within
the Consultation and laws OF, the United
States made in pursuance thereof. Beyond
this, there is verge and scope enough. t.
adapt,statesmanship and journalism, 10 8
common sense way, to the actual case O
the country. >lt'0 " u tb-~t2H &esA3 .
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A discount of twenty per cent. will b,
allowed to Clubs Of four or more persons
Tins. four copies of BlackwoOd, OF Of ON,
Review will bs sent to one address 70
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future security of the city, they immediately raise
and repair the levees bordering the said canals.
This was concurred 10 on the first and second
readings, by the following vote, the rule being
waived: r'-A -'' ~
President Msrkey and Messrs. Boguille,
Kaiser, Pessou, Poynot and Shields-6. -
Nsys-None. LAX f.
Be IL resolved, That the city surveyor be and be
IL hereby requested to immediately report to the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen what specific work
or works Is or are necessary to protect the city
against recurrence Of overfows in the rear of
the city.
Referred to board Of engineers.
Mr.. Prsdos offered the following resolution:
Resolred, That In the sale and adjudication of
the revenues of city markets, the controller shall
announce that the notes given by purchasers shall
be payable in United States currency.
Which was. on motion, laid on the table.
The bosrd then adjourned to meet the lower
board for elections, according to previous reso.
lutons. (For proceedings of joint session see min
utes of lower board.)
After said election the board reassembled;
whereupon, on motion. adjourned.
W. B. LANCASTER, Secretary.
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IL is said that the government authorities are
not ready to try Jefferson Davis, because they
prefer that the case should 60 over to the incom.
ing administration. When JEFF. Davis was secre.
fary of war, he ordered q court martial. TO try
Capt u. s. Grant. Now there are some men
who possibly imagine that Grant will retaliate by
ordering his Law officer to proceed with the trial
of JEFF. Davis. Those who entertain such q
thought will be disappointed. No man in Ameri.
ca was quicker to perceive the stupid folly OF the
JEFF. Davis farce than Gen. Grant.-[Chicago
Times.
The story is rather the other way. When Jeffer.
son Davis was secretary of war, Capt. q. 5. Grant
was tried and sentenced TO be cashiered from the
army by court martial for " conduct unbecom-
ing an officer and gentleman. p that is to say,
for getting drunk "all over" and being in and
around loose IN cutters and other places where
"ofhcers and gentlemen hadn't oughtn to
be. II remained only for the executive signature
TO confirm the sentence. In this critical condition
of affairs for Capt. Grant, that officer went to
the secretary of war and appealed for mercy.
Mr.. Davis, q West Pointer himself, and moved by
a strong army "espTd de corps,u stuffed the
sentence of the court in pigeon hole and advised
the captain to resign-the which the captain
gratefully did, and for the privilege of which it is
now said he wishes to make an scknowedg ment
in kind to Jefferson Davis. That is the story, as it
is told to us.-lM Mobile Register.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO COHTRACTORs-,

NOTICE TO CONTR ACTORS SEALED
~ Proposals for constructing the port
esns Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad between the cities
OF New Orleans and Mobile embracing about
yards Of earthwok the delivery
ton of 400 nea feet Of Truss Bdxng, IS 900 nsal
Pile and Trete Bridging and for delivery QUO Cross
tbs and other materials, will be received Oompanyf
Office IN the city Of New Orleans up 10 O'Clock A. T.
WEDNESDAY January 20, 1869.
Map, and prodes Of the line plans Of structure ard
proxmate Of work to be dore will
the Office and after December 10 1868 and blank
forms furnished for contracts specH stions propositions
etc, etc.
All proposals. to be addressed Henry Van vack Chief
Engineer for the New Orleans Mobile and Chattanooga
roea Company, New Orleans, La
The company the right to reject any proposal
which for any reason may be deemed satisfactory
JAMES A. RAYNOR,
President N o N. c. r. r. Co.
0rEce. Caller court.
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OFFICIAL.

MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall, Nov. rs, 1865. (
mo. ll39-N. 81
Resotred, That the controller be and he is here
by authorized. after five days notice In the officia
journal, to adjudicate contract to the lowest
bidder or bidders for Smelling and grading Con.
stance street from Josephine to st. Andrew
street, the work to be done in strict accordance
with specifications on file in the office of the city
surveyor. rrf r.
(6igned) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
tSigned) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Nov. rs, 1868.
(sigped) JOHN r. CONWAY Mayor.
true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary.
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Liary of q French Omeer In America.

The Boston Transcript says:
-"Dr. Samuel Abbott Green. of this city, has
contributed to our literature an interesting vol.
ume. which happily unites his own taste for anti.
qusrisn historical researches with his late military
experience. He served as surgeon of the twenty
fourth regiment of Massachusetts volunteers for
morelthan three years. To the officers and men
of that regiment he gracefully dedicated pnbl
cation which has occupied his skiful pea, and the
contents of which are associated with some of the
places where they shared dangers together.
=" AZ he was strolllng on one Of the quays of
Paris In June, 1867, looking over the shelves of
secondhand book stall, he picked up Q little man.
uscriIt volume that had been handsomely bound
and orpanented; but of whose history the owner
knew 90 more than that II had been purchased
shorty before In Lorraine.
at proved TO contain in one hundred and City.
two vritten pages, the diary, and q few notes,
with three letters, of Count William, of Deux.
Points, in Germany, a town which derives its name
from two bridges which cross the Erbach as the
river runs through It, and the place where tue
famous Bipontine edition Of the classics was pub.
lshed. The family Of Deux-Ponts, OF q baronial
rank, now extinct, was connected with some of
the reigning families Of central Europe. On be.
ing applied to by DR.. Green. Mr.. George Ticknor
has Obtained through very eminent authority
abroad the particulars of this relationship.
Count William, born at Deux.Ponts in 1854, en-
tered bis brothers regiment in the French army
10 IT'S, and came TO this country 10 Rochambeau's
army In 1850. The journal now in our hands was
written while he was In service here.
q Or. Green gives rs the original French. with
the text and notes. % written by the diarist and
he follows this with an English translation so
smooth and idiomatic. while strictly faithful that
it reads If 1t itself the original. The count
had been married only two months when his re.
Eiment, with others, was ordered to service. He
was instructed to report himself as an officer. His
destination was wholly unknown, and IL was only
after the great feet In which be was sailing was
more than half way across the Atlantic that he
knew for what the expedition was assigned, as
the fruit of the noble agency of Lafayette with
his monarch and people 10 our behalf.
I" The journal is simply and modestly written,
showing manly spirit and military heroism. He
describes short and undecisive sea fight with an
English squadron on the way. He had laid
twentysev days, storm-bound, in the roads at
Brest, and only after seventy.one days at sea did
be land at Newport. He complains of the lack
of warm enthusiasm In the reception of the allies
by the Americans. Then follows his sketch of
The campaign of 1881. The count distinguished
himself highly at the seige of Yorktown, which
he describes with sufficient minuteness, adding q
few new particulars of interest"
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
OFFICE BOARD PUBLIC WORKS
New Orleans Nov % lS61 v
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this ONCE
until IL FRIDAY. December H. 1865, building Of
the following named Levees, to-
BASS LEVEE. parish Of Carroll.
SAVAGE LEVEE parish OF Carroll.
DUCkPORT LEV bE, parish Of Madison.
FELTA LEVEE, parish Of Madison.
GILLESPIE LEvEE, parish Of Tensaa
ST. Joseph LEVEE parish Of Tensas
hARtNGO LEVI f. parish Of Ooncorda.
GLASsCOCKS BEND LEvEE, parish OF Concorda
Said Levees TO be conructed plans ana
Specifications be the same to be added TO-
or decreased, at tue option Of the Board
amount q bonds REQUIRED will be the amount
twenty Of each and every estimate 20 be retained
until the completion Of the work the satisfaction Of the
Board tad bonds to be
residents Of the state whose signatures TO
each bid guaranteeing the ability Of the bidder fuln
agreement and that in case the cor tract awarded will
be accepted and entered into
Hids viii be ndorsed Proposals building Lsyea"
No bid viii be entertained from any party who has hereto
fore failed to fuf bis for the building Levees
with any former Board.
may be offered
BY order Of the Board 4. D. MITCHELL,
Go
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We learn that the body of English soldier
Judging from his uniformly washed ashore near
Cape Hstteras lighthouse and was found on Sun.
day morning last. A one pound English note was
found is his pocket together with little specie.
and photograph, so badly damaged tina, il
could not be known. Nothing further could be
found TO identify the body, which was buried on
1he beach by some fshermen.-lNew Bsrne Re-
publican.
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THE ARIOs PLANO FoKrE.
GRAND TRIUMPH OVER ALL OTHER PIANOS IN
EUROPE AND AMERICA.

The AXIOM PIAEo FORTE declared By judges tns
ate air OF the American Institute held IN September and
Octooe lSo 70 be the best piano exhibition and after
test trial ordered by the American Institute with the Pianos
9ftne successful exhibitors Of the ss Exposition. do
AGENTS WANTED Firstclass and responsible Agent
. pointed them
Send for circzlars, price list terms etc.
nsnufsctory and WAreroons, 81 and lD Bovery, nsa,
Delaney street. New York. MANNER CO,
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RIGAUD q CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

rasronis-d BY the Empress Of the French and sxsnvy
used tn ali fashionable circles for its Excesnce superb
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RI0AUD cos MIRANDA POMAfUM, for preserv.
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RIGAUD Co.'s DENTORUE, Q most agreeable
elixir for preserving the teeth and perming the breath
partition PRODUCING brilliant wilderness TO the teeth
and all other Starch and Rice Powdsrn
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with Photographic Illustrations viii b sent receipts Of
stamp
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DON
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y DUCONGEs
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The Mobile Register says Southern planters are
better off to-day than they were before the war.
They are are free from debt and receiving more
for their cotton than ever before. Formerly
they were always one crop in debt. and beIongee
10 their factors. Now they have learned econ.
opy, and are their own masters.
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Ohm W. OVERALL, Secretary.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
City Hall, New Orleans, Dec. 10, 1868.
Notice Is hereby given that the controller will,
at his office, on Tuesday, December Is, 1868, at
noon, adjudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders,
the above contract. according to plans and speci.
fications on file In the Office of the city surveyor.
PAS. LABARRE. Deputy Controller.
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OFFICIAL.
PETITION.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is, 1858.


h -s NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is 1853
To the Honorable the Common Council Of New Orleans
Gentlemen-The underlined property ovners on Bolivar
street. be PoydrAs and Common and LafAy
reure number OF front hereinafter mentioned
most respectfully inform honorable body the nqasse
on said street. between Lafayette and Common unit for
rsve especially after light We therefore lay this pe
Ton before TO have said bsnqustt walks paved
an curbsd ding law for which we will ever pray,
etc etc ..frf - s'-..'I -
THOS o'sEIL 6ss feet
PATRICK Ne RPHH. ITO fest
THOs. MARElY. 80 feet.
y. a. WEBBR, 100 feet
A. BRIDGE, l5e feet
tHAs. ROSE, 90 feet,
JOHN OROFr, 240 feet
f. IAWRrNCE McGREUNg 81 feet
. WALTER CUNhINGHAM, 30 feet.
WILLIAM sHERIDAN, 81 feet
JOHN FORD 90 feet
COUTLED9c kAINEY. 100 feet.
Patrick NAH nR. 80 feet
HENRY GAINES. 80 feet
EDWARD LYNCH, % feet
fCHMIOT BIEGLFR. 100 feet.
j. BEIKERY. $50 feet. IN rr. a.
}. HS BAKERY. 30 feet
Petition sisned IA 9l2 feet
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I A RENAISSANCE LOUIsIANAIsR.
NEW ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF u PAGE.
Devoted - Southern Interests.
issyen feArs OF Existence,

people Who Practice the French lAnguaes rsvisw
soystey tss political Of the vsek the stuston
the country the New Orleans American press nterssna
Scts of Louisiana the agricultural snd commercial Affairs
e Community toe market price current the theatrical
prst variety useful facs Instructive gems humor.s
nscdetss and al that compssss . frst class pa2n.
sUBsCRrPTIoN: % PEE ANNUM
fns y pages Of LA RENAISsANCB are EDITED q q
eoiunzs and the Advertisements conspcuousy dis
played with reading matter In esoh page that The
Journal one OF the best advertising mediums
Job Printing done IN Gil languages. - Oear ssrsss,
6k1shsnxs Ansy, New OrissaA
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DETITION....
..........................PETITIoN.

ArHonorabe Copssil Commun de Ia VILE Ia Nouvels-
Orleans:
EouvEILE-oRLEANs Is octobre 1868
Messeurs-Les sotssignes, prope tsres Ia Bolivar
en- re res rues Poydra Commune ct Lafayette representsnt
lie n0mDre de peds de mention
tueusemept votre honorable corps les bsnqu
dite rue entire Lafayette Commune qu
les rerd impssssbes petons. surtnut Ia mutt Ans
done nous vou soumeons petition demsndant
di e banquetes soent psvecs reparees comormeent
la loi, pour lequel ons prierons. etc
THOMAS ONpTL, 662 peds
Patrick MURPHY no
JHOS MAkKEY, 80
ii. A. WEBk6 10
4. l.. JUDGE, $50
CHAS. ROSE 80
JOHN CROFT. $40
LAWRENCE McGREUNE, 30 pirds.
WALTER CUNNINGHAM. 80 pieds.
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, 80 pieds.
S So6T lHSa RA1xES' pied.
PATRICK MAHER, 80 pieds.
BEHkY GAINES, 80 :.
EDWARD LYNCH, %
sCHMIDT 4 ZIEGLkR, 40 peds
b j BERKERY. $50
JOHN BAKERY, 81
romhre total de pieds, IA 9l2
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foTA-Voe petonnsres representent aussi qu's
msote sctuele des propetaes pour
pees fissnt face CHI Locust partir
d- tNerin Felirite iusquA rAvenue Washington.
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Memorable Consei des Assistant Aldermen de Vile de
Ia Nouvelle- Orleans:
Messieu-sLes sousgnes propretares residents
deux coes de la Locust du Uhemin Feldite PAvenue
Washington Qustreme District, peonnent respecueuss-
chemin coque sur eette dte ls surveillance du
voyer de 10 vile, apres avis scion la loi.
Nos
que pendant six ms de annee II impossible char
rettts de e long rue quand
lis sont charges de bos lat construction
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Dec. 3, 1868.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Dec. 3, 1868.
mo. 1l49-N. ST. Hhr
RESOLVED. That the controller be and he ia
hereby authorized. after five days notice in the
official journal, to adjudicate q contract to the
lowest bidder or bidders for Smelling and grading
Liberty street, from Thaa street to Felicity Road
the work to be done in strict accordance with
specifications on file in the Office of the city sur
veyor.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKBY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 3, 1868.
(SgDed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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HorR ~ petitioners would that they are
majority OF actual tax and
ing both sides Locust street from Felicity Rosd TO
Washington Avenue
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, I
City Hall, Dec. 2, 1868.

Olty HdII, Dec. z, I5b5. J
No. 1l50-N. 81
Resolred, That the adjudication by the con.
troller, Nov. 18th, sgreeaby to ordinance No.
ll0S N. g., for grading and Smelling Felicity Road
from Baronne to Howard streets, to Henry Nc.
Quinn as principal. and John Mcvittie security,
at two dellars and seventy-ive (s2 75) cents per
running foot, be and the same lie hereby rejected
and the controller authorized to re-adjudicate to
the lowest bidder or bidders after five days no.
tice in the official journal, said contract; the
work to be done in accordance with specifications
on file in the Office Of the city surveyor.
(Signed) ALFRED KKARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 8, 1865.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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Grand Lodge or Lsuisiaaa.
THE z. ". GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, o. o. y
Meets annually the fourth Tuesday h ysnusry end
July New Orleans omcs for the present ls6s-E T.
kusha Of No. W. Grand Master; r. Hum Of No. So
T. W. d. Grand Master z. H. Fsirchild, Of Ne L. R.
Grand Warden; Josiah Fogsr ofNo g. R. W. Grand Secrs
any; w. Dslesdsmsr. Of No. 20, ". Grand Treasurer
Luther Homss Of No. Is and a. Dunlap. Of No Is =. W.
a. Representatives q. L. o. Rev O. L More Of No Is W.
and Chaplain; John B. Heno OF No. W. Grand Narsha
A. hszureau. of No. 20 w. Grand Conductor; J. Rsimsr
Of No. 10, Grand Guardian; p a. J. n Lttlsjohn Of No.
10, w. Grand Herald
DErurY DISTRICT GRAND MAsYxRs-P g. John p. Barnett
No. II, District No. .; p O. A. j. vsndegrih Of No o.
District No. s. O. g. Grisamors Of No. 81 District No.
Z; r. g. g. p Clarke of No Is, District No. 8; p. g. B. Z.
CLANCY, Of No District No. Il p q. Jacob schrensr Of
No. Sc District No IL; p q. Fl. Hunsicker Of No a. Dis
rict No L. p q. q. W. auth, Of No. - District No. g.
STANDING COMMITTEES State Of the 0rdsr-P a. Sire Geo.
". Race of No. L. p. @. Master W. O. wilson, Of Ma 9;
P. O. Master Gardner Smith. of No IL.
ssdiaal-P @. Master Luther Homes. Of No. Is; p q.
D. d. g. y. Phi Schneidsr, Of Mo- l0 r. q. q. wsdnsr.
No. a.
Constitution and By.Laws-P. @. Master George Nmges
or Of No. 90 p G. Henry Haskell, of No. ls; r. q. VIM
Wisett Of No. IL.
Is; p. g. L. Graham. Of No. q; p. D. q. n. Benjamin
Noses efNo.6.
Leqisiafioe-P. O. Master Thomas H. Shields Of No. 8;
@. Msssr Howard Mnlspaush, Of No. II; p. @. Joseph
fest, of No. l.
FSnancs-P O. Master A. wallace Hunter of No. Is; r.
9. Master Edward Psbury ofEo l6 p. q. l. =. Tower.
ONO L.
oedentials-P q. A. ". MscDons Of Ne Is; p. g. Frank
Pfster, Of No. q; P. @. George Dirmeysr. Of No n
An Communications to the 4. ". Grand Master Grand
Secretary should be forwarded to the sce Of the Grand s.
retary Mutual Company,
mar of Cam straa md n
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To the Honorable Board of Assistant Aldermen city of New
orleans:
Genemen-The UNDERSIGNED, property holders and resi-.
dents both sides of Locust Felicity
Washington Avenue Fourth District would respect
fully petition honorable body have shell roadway
said street under the supervision City
Surveyor, after due advert sement according to law
Your petitioners would respectfully represent that fer
nearly ak months in the 1t almost impossible for
either cart wagon along the entire length Of said
street loaded with wood milk building materals ETC.
JkO Purcell, l2o feet on Locust street
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EACT1 = 1e.H =. Kisass = Hollsnec, Ha =
foydro stYeoA Manufacturers Of the Maako6 BittsEu:
0entlemenI have examined the patent that grsnts1
ycu BY the Government for manufacturing Malako6
veil 70 excite and In good order the dEssys
instance had occason ascsran their cis
shect remain, ssntsms, very respectfully, your nes1
obedient servank A. nEROIER, NJ D., l28 Canal strssk
have examned the patent you bold for the
Maakon bers and Ind nothing In the ingredients Thereof
cordial aromatic bitter. 3. A. SMITH M n
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