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rate Ill,
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rendered monthly.
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sb-s 10 advertise lower fCT prompt men, AAo
not totsx them with the losses which neWspf-
T.er publishers generally suffer gZ a1Veiu liis
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HEBREW OALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY
1867.

LODGE
AE0EEoEA, No. Iss, Meets IS iNsoaaay n
ana Main. d. 3. Forster. ZSi FrOat street,
W. n; John Besmish, Sec'y.
gyurIE MEaraIs, No. llg. Meets % Friday OF
each moath-Hsll, cor Madison and Second
"A J. Wheeler. ". NJ; Benz. X. Puiien, Sec.
LEII.A SCOTT. No, 2so. Meets lst Friday OF each
month Kali, cor. Madison and Second. John
Alnslie, ". n; II. P. Woodward, Sec.
HAKILTUsg, No. 2ss Meets 30 Friday 8f each
mouth--0dd- Fellows Han. P. n. STANLEY,
W. n; ", Il. Butis Sec.
of each mouth-2Gl Front street George
Mellersh, S2d, ". n y. K. Pullen, S2d, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PEEE Chapter No (. Meets % Monday Of eseh
nnonth-Odd-FelloWs' Hall. john bent, "a. Z.
L. p; y. q. Levy, see'y.
r. AND 8. X
EUEEKA Co1ncil. 10. .. Asets Sd Monday Of
eaeh mon fb-Cdd- Fsllows' Hall. John Eent,
IN. H.; n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TEMPLAEs.
OTBFNE Oomnasndery' Eo.4- Meets SIN Non
Wtgglu, hec.
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
20s Front Street.
HERMEa Lodge sf Perfection, 18th; NO. 1
Stated Communications "a Mednesday nlgnt
on each month. Henry p. NoOdard, 8Sd, g..
NJ: Charles II. Carroll, 18th, Sec. .
MTHRAs Lodge Of Perieelons lAth'i 70 90; =
Mellersh, sd, g.. NJ. A. K. Frankland, I'D
,,tsSei1rA f'ouncIi princes OF Jerusalem, 18th.
No. l. Benz. X Pullen, I'D, Iarsh-'-; -
OILyaEYcH PrER Of Rose Crolz, Ism, No !.
ChErlas W. AdaI0s, "a, NJ. W.; n. T. teHl-
PTTITP9F DUPLEssIIIR OoBnoii Of k-h, Seth.i
no l. Henry p. WOodards Sd, Connns
iIa1 wils3 T. ~ SlrS5e VS. ~ % ~ assrE SAD John
Alnslle, 3d., Comm. In Chlefi Dodge T.
,sss,,rfS,srAdor. SD, Beg.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKsON'S
Queen BeSS Complexion Wash.

THE following certificates, selected from hun
/ dreds IN the possession OF the prOprietress,
are confidently Eubmitted to the public:
MRS. WOLCOTPS CERTIFICATE.
QUINCY, IL, November s. 1876.
mrs JAcKsoE, Dear M1dGu-It is with
pleasure that certify to you, that seeinv one
ofyour circulars. which contained certificates
and Endorsements from the best physicians and
the slightest " edical authorities Of the United
States, cert flying that your oils for the COM
plexion and teeth were purely the oils, extracts
ana essences OF flowers, and they warrant Il
when used according to directions 20 cure the
worst and NEST difficulb cases OF nursing. sore
mouth, canker OF the stomach, bowels ana dys-
persia. For SCI ofnlOus disorders, when used
both internally aud externally, 1t has no equal
Dear Madam, seeing this. and my little daugh-
ter, aged fifteen months. having the whoOping
cough for several months, accom- panied with
what the doctors call white canker, her mouth
and throat being terribly liberated, and hav-
iBg tried everything for It's relief could hear
or ali 10 no purpose, bought one bottle OF
your oil for the complexion, cal ed Queen
Bess, +" went according TO the directions. did not
use quite one bottle, and am most happy to
state 20 you that 1t has cured my chiif She IS
now as well and hearty as ever she was in her
life. give you this, my certificate, hoping you
Will publish It, thai thousands Of others who
NAV be afflicted with any Of the above affec-
tiOns may at once get bottle OF your Queen
Bsss." for feel sure thev wiU ind immediate
relief. Yours respectfully,
MRS. GEO. WOLCOTT,
4 sHa-aH \ EH.uw-
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FAssMAN's IRON TIES


THE undersigned have made EXTENSIVE a.
L rangements TO supply the demand lor these
Ties the present season.
In addition tn the PASS NAN DIAMOND TIE
and BUTTON TIE, 50 extensively used hereto
fore they now offer bis ALLIGATOR IIz with
teeth 50 arranged as 20 g. stautly clamp tls
hoop when the pressure is removed nom the
bale. and hold it without slipping.
Great pains have been taiKen 70 secure The
best quality Of iron.
These Ties are 50 simple IN their arreL &C.
ment that they can be applied by any one %
bales OF any size, with the same facility and
eE petition as rope. In strength, security and
facility OF application, they VIII compare IA
VOrabIy with any yet introduced
Tie advantages OF Iron Ties are now geBer-
ally recognized; but 70 ~ deemed not ont o1
place 20 cal the attention Of those tutsreEted
70 the very emphatic ecomDendatiOn Of U n
derEriters. steamboat Captains. and owners
and Agents OF sea rteameTs and Sailing YES
sells recently Published IN the newspapers IN
New Orleans
CHANGERS & LATTTEG,
General Agents, New Orleans
HEACHAM & TREAnwELL,
HARRIS, COCHRAN & Co,
Memphis,
And other dealers and Grocery Merchant
49,
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POPULAR WORKS ON FREEAAS0NRY
PUBLISHED BY TIE
MASONIC PUBLISHING
AND
MANUFACTURING CohPANT'
asa BrsOme streas, NsE YOrA.
4sa RroOme stress,N NsE YOrA.

7 ITURGY OF THE ANCIENT ASSD AC.
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the Scut nern jurisdiction Of the United states
Nv Albert Pike, 33d, sOY. Grand Commander
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Part II, 4th to l4th degree, S. 90.
- II wouid perhaps seem. unnecessary alteI
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cient guaraltf ltfes OF its worth III. Bro. Pike, by
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Notwi ithstanding this book has been preceded
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Publisfed and for sale BY the Masonic Pub
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RE Copies Of the above for the Memphis
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Rooms Of the APPEAL, IL Jefferson street, up
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DOLICIES valid In any part Of the United
States, Europe, snd the Southern portion
of South America, during sJ4y and all seasons
II The raar ncl2 d
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MENPTIIS APPEAL.
10 .DyERTEsERs AND PATRONS OF
~ TIE APPEAL.

We take pleasure IN announcing 70 lhe an
,ertising patrons or the APPEAL a reduction IN
,,v,r r,t,.s OF advertising. We make this relue-
-, IN, Justice TO the small adyertis, r who has
,sre.oeors been taxed disproporiouaiely TO
the large ones
After about one years effort 10 bring the
AtpEAt. hack to It's Old position as the leading
aud NEST widely circulated paper In the State,
ws-have succeeded. H
We fee justified in saying, that so far as cir
,,1stion is eancorned, toere is no beitsr -adyes-
ming medium In the ci'y or state. We call
attention to cur terFos for advertising They
have been adopted By as without consulting
apv other journal; and they viii not be de-
rated from. They are now no higher than
those OF the Journals Of Louisville, lower than
thoss Of New Orleans; and as low as Is COM
Dstible with the existgncs OF respectable
newspaper IN Memphis.
yaates Of Advertising Of the Memphis
Appeal
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MRS. WIN. b. COLLINS.

AGENTS WANTED Male or Female, In every
town aud county in the United States, 10 intro
duce this celebrated preparation. Agents are
now making from $50 10 sos per month, clear
OF expenses. Applications for agencies can he
made for the present to Mrs. jackson, at the
Whitemore House, Adams street, between
Third and Fourth, Memphis; or to the man u
featuring depot, No. lis sixth street, st. Louis,
Mo either In person or by letter.
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Jersey street, bet. SIKH and SeVenl
MRS. WIN. R. COLLINS CERTIFICATE

HANNIBAL, Mo August 2, 1856.
MRS. JACKSON. Deor BsddHa-I am most
happy to inform you that after having suffered
more than three years with what some pfysi-
eians call nursing sore mouth, or canker Of the
mouth and throat, tried various remedies
but found nothing to do me any g9od until
heard OF your oils for the conn plexion and
teeth, called Queen Bsss." bought one bot.
tie, went according to ions, and am truly
thankful t. say / have found permanent cure.
Hoping you will publish this, that other poor
sufferers may be benefited by II, remain,
Yours resgectfnlly,
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The MISSES BOWERS

WILL oren the Spring Session OF their
w Schoo', Oh Monday, tie 27th of January
al Their residenee, Nossi0s MoRrne stese'. They
have engaged ths services OF ProE Vnebuifn
who viii give instruction IA French. Jrcs Of
charge. As evidence OF the success 6tteasauL
upon their Efforts. they would refer - their
p4tlons, Mr f. II. Cash, Gen. W. Y. g. Humes
Mr B. X. Pullen, Mr.. r. II. Word, Mr.. s r.
Itead, MIR. W. p. Michel, aGd others.
FagI fail
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NO. n JEFFERSON STREET

4 SOME listen friends while ! tell, ny shop a.
~ In the rear OF the X l., Gents, call around,
m give yoa 3 s1rape or, Ike Captain bragg. q
Htre more grape. I am on my own hook and
ou my own pian. my friends all say I'm Con-
seryaiiye man. They may cali me t1at or what
they choose. they VIII md tnat am 81 right
On fhe eoOss. am Southern man tho am
not white, yet think lhe south Is right; they
ior the south tiIl ] 20 dead. Then, gents, come
sreund at morn OF nooa, end set Shaved or
7tst5 ~ 1 vi pHNoss,
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D0NSI6EMEN T5 OF Cotton for sale or ship
" nent, Receiving and Forwarding Merchan-
disc solicited Orders accompanying cOnsign-
lneuts carefully and promptly execoted. Bag
ging, Rope and supplies furnished At lowest
market rates. Cotton in store and by riVsE In q
surad, unless OtnerWtEs ordered. ans wRm
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EDUCATIONAL
SCHOOL OF THE HOLY CaO.s.
Park Avenue Academy.

THREE MILES FROM MEMPHIS, NEAR
| Memphis and Charleston Railroad. TIia Fjl)-
fect OF this school Is 10 prepare boys for the
University OF Virginia or any college, or for the
active dut es OF II e. In the Primary Depart
ment special attention wiz be given 70 Read
ing Writing and Speliioga The Principal has
had ten years experience IN teaehiI 2 in AleT-
andris, RichmoDd and LyDchburg, Virginia.
and designs establishing s permanent school
The Academy Is located IN community uoted
for It's retInsmeat and intelligence. and Il near
Park Avenue Church, where religious services
are held every sunday. hoard can he obtalned
session commences February 81. References
Dr. J. ]. Williams, N. N TIezevauL N ID Dead
rick, e. Rayner, Eslrs1 Captain z. a. Co Q,
Moore, D.D., Richmond, Va; Rev. r. I Dab
ney, d D., Rev. b. N; smith, D.. Union Sem
A. Wilson, Hon. +. B. Dean, don Charles Z.
Mos y. LynehhuFg, Va; Prof C 8. Venable
University Of Virginia, Prof. VIM. inwiddIe
laie University OF Virginia
iaIg i've W. L. MILLER, MA PrlpcIoal
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NOTICE no PARENTS.
MISS sALLIE coRNELIus

WILL OPEN a SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND
w small Boys, on the 2D JANUARY. 1855
at the residence Of DE-. o. X Early, on Jones
avenue, HfLh door from Alabama street, and
Immediately In the rear OF st. fy's Church,
for girls and small hayF deeA
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I n s z z A n G E.
Fire and Ezarine ImsuH aRce.
-
Home Insurance Company of
NEW YORR.
Security Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK
,Oz,IOo ~
Enterprise Insurance Company
OF CINCINNATI.
AsSet ...-sl p0OOOOO
Putnam Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
TTIHE well established reputation OF these
i Companies for prompt and hon srable deal
I ing. and their large Cash Assets, commend
4 them TO the favor Of Business Men and Prop
srty Holders who desire reliable insurance, for
! either Fire or Marine. We represent no coma
/ paBiss but those duly authorised by state and
local laws All losses adjusted and paid at this
agency.
Vredenburg 3 Sylvester,
/ General Insurance Agents, No. II Madison
street tup stairsl, Memphis, Tenn. nov q
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FRESH CROP.
just Opened

NEW LOT OF GOODS. COMPRISING
"A every requisite for the TOILET hsir'
YAH and Tooth Brushes, Combs, N sfsat va
rleiy; Fancy soaps. Perfuu IS ana rornaeiss OF
tl,s ~, Eng,isl, and French manufacturers.
j. W. FALLS a CO.,
Druggists, Etc,
,.9, ~ Main street, bet. Union snd GayeSo.
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W. S. PIcKETT& co.,
Gotten Factors & Commission Merchants,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.

WE are now entering upon our twentieth
w year OF business in Memphis, and t5e
sixteenth in New Orleans ard solicit q cOntin-
uancs Of patronage from our friends and toe
public generally Our house IN New orleans
Wit as heretofore, be uucer the managr nleut
OF WM. y. PICK ETT, an old and experienced
d erchant in the New orleans cotton trade, ana
affords TO our customers the edYanLAges OF
either market, as their interest or lnclna lon
may iudu them to ship.
We keep always on hand good Supply o.
Groceries, Provisions, Baggiug, Rope, Gum
Betting, Plantation and Family supplies gen
eraIly ecdl WORaELE1. JOY & Co
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HON.. Of Representatives.

The House met at noon; speaker Lowell pre-
siding sixty members present.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Kingston.
On motion the readiug of the minutes of pre-
cedng days proceedings was dispensed with.
The chair Announced as the committee to re.
OF Orleans; Alexander, of Orleans, Right B ak:
Lee, OF ST. Bernard; Page of Jefferson ZleIlV
OF orleans and Evans of Jefferson.
Isabelle requested that the bill relative 10 pilots
which was yesterday referred to the committee on
FEDERAL relations, be referred to the committee on
commerce and manufactures. Granted by the
chair.
Yorke, of Carroll, offered a resolution providing
Tor the printing of the evidence in the case of the
contested election in the fourth representative
district. Rules suspended aud resolution adopted
On motion of Mr.. Noble, ten DAYS leave OF
absence, from Wednesday, 29th, was granted to
Mr.. BergerOn of ST. Martin
Calhoun, of Rapides, offered a resolution nro.
yldlng ior the appointment by the speaker of the
House OF committee Of seven to investigate the
expenditures OF the committee on CONTINGENT II
penses, and the extrayaEant prices paid bv m at
COMMITTEES for stationery and furniture. Laws
over under the rules.
The following reports Of committees were re-
ceived: $500.
The judiciary committee reported back favor.
ably, with amendments, the bill relative TO mOn.
tons and tax sales. The principal amendment
PROVIDED that suit Tor the recovery of property
sold Tor taxes shall lie for more than ten years
after the sale.
Harper spoke explaining the bill and It's amend
ments. Amendments adopted and bilI ordered
engrossed. The same committee reported favor.
ably, with amendments an act 70 regulate and ex-
pedIte business In the District Courts of New Or
leans. $50 copies Of the amended bin were or.
dered printed.
Under suspension Of the rules, Noble, Of Or.
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Bill to Pro.ee. NaturalIz.a CIt,..n..

The first important bill which was enacted into
law was that to protect the rights OF American
cit,ze ms abroad. This act provides as follows:
WHEREAS, The right Of expatriation Is a natu-
raj and inherent right of all people, and indispens
able TO the enjoyment of the rights Of fe liberty
and the pursuit of happiness; and
WHEREAS, In the recognition Of this principle
this government has freely received emigrants
from all nations, and vested them with the rights
of citizenship; and
WHEREAS. 1t is claimed that such American citi.
zens, with their descendants. are the subjects Of
foreign states, owing allegiance to the govern.
ment thereof; and,
WHEREAS, tits necessary 70 the maintenance of
the public peace that the claim Of foreign allie
glance shsll be promptly and finally disavowed;
therefore,
SEC. l. Be IL enacted. etc., That any declsra-
ton, instruction, opinion, order or decision, of
sny officers OF this government which denies. i'm.
pairs or questions the right Of expatriaton, is
hereby declared 10 be Inconsistent with the fun
dsmental PRINCIPLES OF the government.
SEC. 2. Be Il further enacted That all ma tur.
allied citizens Of the United States while in for
egn states shall be entitled to and shall receive
from this government the same protection Of per.
son and property that is accorded to native born
citizens In like situation and circumstances.
SEC. 5. BE further enacted That whenever
SHAN De made known TO the president that any
cllzen OF the United states has been unjusty de.
prved of his liberty by or under the authority Of
foreign government, it shall be the duty of the
PRESIDENT TO demand OF that government the rea.
sobs ior such imprisonment, and II it appears to
De IN violation Of the rights Of American citizen
ship, the president will demand the relsasa Of
sueh cltlzen and If the release so demanded Is IN.
reasonably delayed refused il shall be the duty
OF the president TO nse such means. not Amounting
" acts OF war, as he may think necessary sad
proper 10 obtain or effect such release and all the
iAets and proceedings relative thereto shall AZ
soon as practicable be Communicated nv the
president to Congress.
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Etrer 4nteIIineRtt.
Os.,e.sr orig. 80. - oirs s.szr,.

wednesday Morning. July %. issS /
We have NO material change to report IN the
weather. Business was rather lively yesterday.
There were four boats at the upper and ten IT the
lower landing receiving freight, and q few OF
tbem-espeeially the Red River packets-were
doing very well. The present rates seem to have
retarded shipments to Red River. They are not,
hoTever, too high, considering the state of the
river and the length of time necessary TO make
trip in fact, We consider them very moderate,
and would advise our merchants to hurry their
goods down to the wharf, as the prospects are
favorable for another rise-not Of water in the
rivefs-but Of rates of freights. The river cont.
nues TO recede. ..- .-...
The b. L. Hodge No. 2 was sold yesterday by
the United States marshal for $2l $50. Mr.. Ed.
Conery was the purchaser.
The arrivals yesterday embraced the Wild
Msgoner, Capt. Richardson, from Nstchez the
Grey Eagle, Capt. Baranco. from Bayou Sara;
Flicker, Capt Aucoin, from LAfourche Crossing
!. q. BackfOrd. Capt. Pickett, and Annie Wag-
ley, Capt. Burton, from Washington. The Cleona
Capt. Patterson, from Trenton, will be found
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mo. 94l-N. 81

mo. 94l-N. 81
ReSolued, That the controller be and he is here.
by authorized after ten days notice in the official
journal. TO sell to the lowest bidder, the contract
for buryiDg the INDECENT dead and conveying the
INDECENT sick to the hospital, for one year.
(signed) ALFRsD kEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) 300. THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved July q, ls6s.
(SigDedl joins r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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OFFICIAL.
mo. Q35-N. 81

Resolred, That whenever the city surveyor
may have occasion to break ballast for the pur-
pose Of matchmaking roads, he employ suifi
cent number of the male inmates of the Work
house TO perform the work, and that he send
them out under the guidance. care and control OF
competent foreman, thus avoiding The expense
Of hauling.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARSY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved July q, 1868.
(Signedl JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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mo. 939-N. 81

mo. 9S9-N. 81
Resolued That the controller be. and he is
hereby authorized, to alter tax bills Nos. 600 and
l74S. transferring the assessed capital of Michael
RoDrke amounting to $4,000, from tax bill No. $50
to tax bill No. l74S, and making tax bill No. go
to the name Of C.. kohn.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARSY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved July q, 1868.
(SigDedl JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary.
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mo. 940-N. 81

ReSolUed. That the controller be, and he is
hereby authorized, to alter the tax bill on the
property of Chas. Campbell SO as to change the
assessed value of said property from $4,000 to
$780, and that he draw a war; mt on the treasurer
in favor of said Cbas. Campbell in payment Of the
difference arising from said alteration.
(Sgned) ALFRED KsARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved July q, 1868.
(Signed) JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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mo. 945-N. 81

No. 945-N. s.
Resolued That the controller be and he is here.
by authorized TO alter the tax bill on the property
of Samuel Wolf 80 as to change the assessed
value of said property from $4,000 to $4,000.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARSY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS AARKKY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved July q, lSGs.
(Signed) JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-29
mo. 943-N. ST.

mo. 943-N. 81
ReSOlUed, That the controller be and he ia here
by authorized to alter the tax bill on the property
Of Robert Freeman so as TO change the assessed
value of said property from $500 TO $500.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved July 81 1865.
(Signed) JOHN X. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy: ..--.-
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.