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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-28
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-28

DAILY AND WEEKLY
TENNESSEE STATS LETTING
By THE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND
WEEKLY n CITY AND STATE.
Eg The only Evening paper pub
1shed in Nashville.
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IN TRANSCRIPTION.

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RATES. OF VERTISING.
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-23

ten days' leave Of absence to L. Surgi, city sur.
veyor, to date from the 18th inst, was concurred
in. 2
ings at intersection Of 81. Claude, IRENE and
Msrais streets with Bayou Road was adopted.
A resolution fixing the term Of Office for city
physician at two years, came up for its second
reading and was adopted.
A resolution for providing the city with blank
books, ETC., by contract, for one year, was also
adopted on its second reading.
A resolution providing for q watering trough at
the corner OF Girod and Delta streets, aud an
other for grading Lvsudas street, were adopted
on second reading.
A resolution providing for q flag crossing at
the corner Of Cnstomhouse street and Exchange
alley was adopted on its second reading.
A resolution relative to licenses Of menageries,
shows, etc., was adopted on its second reading.
A resolution to pay DR.. @. ]. Bickhsm for SER
vices as health officer was also so adopted.
A resolution snnulling certain street contracts
made BY the mayor was referred to the city sttor-
ney.
A resolution authorizing payment Of all mar
ket notes maturing from September LIST to 4th in
city notes, was adopted on its second reading.
resolution authorizing payment TO the New
Orleans Gas Light Company of their unpaid bills,
with seven per cent. per annum, was referred to
the city attorney.
variety Of petitions were read and referred,
after which the board adjourned.
THE RESIDENCE of Mr.. P. Il. Reed, on Mel
pomene street. was entered on Monday night and
robbed of one hundred dollars worth Of prop
eTty.
variety of valuable articles were stolen from
the house Of Mr.. Jno. Able, near the corner OF
Liberty and Clio streets, on Monday morning.
BOY NAMED MICHAEL SULLIVAN, living on
Foucher street, wss run over by dray at the
corner of FOucher and Delord, on Monday after.
noon, and sustained serious injuries upon the
head and spine.
THERE WAS but little Of interest occurring yes
terday about the police stations, and no arrests
worthy Of note were made until the disturbance
took place in the evening.
SKIFF ANE GAYLoRD's minstrel troupe, lately
performing at the st. Charles, leave to-day for
Mobile where they will perform for a few nights
The TEMPERATURE yesterday, as shown by the
observations of A. b. GriswOld 4 Co., corner
Canal ard Royal streets, was as follows: Al
A. N. 50 degrees; II NJ. 80; P. N. 81; 6P
N. IS.
The temperature yesterday, as shown by the
thermometer at G. Duhamels, Ill Canal street
was as follows At A.. n. IS degrees Ia NJ
sc; P. n. SO; 6 P. N. So.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-23

SOUTHERN PATESTs.-Col. Rufus r. Rhodes, so.
licitor of patents, No. 70 Commercial Place. off.
cially reports to the CRESCENT the following com,
plete list Of patents granted Southern inventors
for the week ending September s, 1865:
Louisidna-M. s. Bringier, Ascension parish,
mode of purifying water.
District Of COlltDlbid-Neils Poulson, Washing
ton, window shutter; R. d. o. Smith. Washing
ton, bit stock James NJ. Cook Washington, car
coupling N. Poulson, Washington, awning.
Mdiyldnd-W. G. Barette, Canton, apparatus
for rectifying spirits John A. Wroe, Hsgerstown
exercising chair; s. M. Hamilton, Baltimore
planning machine; 8. r. Boscoe, 0beon county
sofa bedstead; NJ. NJ. Smith, Nashville, ladder OF
step for street lamp lighters; w. B. Perrie, Horse
Head, msrtingae; Nicholas Shock, Baltimore
corn shelter and cleaner; Lewis Charles, Clear
Springs, farm gate.
ViTginid-T. II. Upshur. Norfolk, medical com.
pound r. K. Chandler, Ruther Glen, stocking
stretcher.
AIdbamd-w. S. Thompson and r. v. Love
Montgomery, method Of fastening names G. Il
Cleveland. Selma, suspender.
EentUcky-C. T. Grimes, Garrard county, pillow
TeBHesSee-W. ]. Chrismsn, Trenton, pessary
G. F. Woodruff, Newbern, spur wheel.
Ierds-J. j. Kidd, Young Settlement, corr
planter.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-23

HORRIBLE History OF GLUTToS.-Grenadier
Tsrare, who recently died at Florence, was one Of
the greatest gluttons of modern times. He de-
voured, In the course of twentyfour hours, a
quarter Of 0 beef. A breakfast, prepared for ten
or twelve persons, he would Dispatch In very few
minutes. He ate limestones, corks, and nearly
everything that fell into his hands. A favorite
food OF his were snakes, which he relished better
than the latest eels. He devoured the largest
snakes he got hold Of alive. without leaving any
thing OF them. When he was once employed as
assistant In hospital, he seized q large tomoat,
and was already occupied in tearing it alive when
Or. Lorenzi, chief surgeon Of the army, was sent
for. Tarare held the cat by the neck and tail and
tore its belly with his teeth, sucking the blood
and soon leaving nothing Of it except the bones
whereupon be gnawed, like beast Of prey, at the
skin, to the horror Of the hospital assistants who
witnessed the repulsive scene. These assistants
said they had seen him drink with the utmost
avidity the blood Of patients that had been bled
and others caught him eating pieces out Of the
corpses at the charnal house. When Il finally an.
peared that &is csnnibal had devoured the whole
corpse Of child, be was dismissed from the hos
pitsl, whore he filed everybody with able
horror. He died. twenty six years old, OF putrid
darrhes, resulting from modification Of his DO wis.,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-23

An act creating the parish Of Richlsnd. Passed
By vote Of IS to Is.
An act relative to the restoration Of burnt
records Of Claiborne parish. Passed.
An act amending article SIS Of the Cole Of
Practice. Passed.
An act relative to duties Of various Stats and
parish officers. Passed.
SENATE BILLS ON THEIR FIRST READING.
A Joint resolution appointing joint committee
TO endesvor to procure q suitable building for a
State House. Read twice and referred.
An act amending the law of 1866 relative TO
the inspection Of tobacco. Read twice, ordered
printed, and referred to committee on commerce
and manufactures.
An act relative to the taxes Of East Baton
Rouge parish. Read twice and sent to the ways
and means committee.
An act incorporating the New Orleans and Ship
Island Canal Company. Read twice and referred
to corporations committee.
The House then, being without quorum, sd
journed until Wednesday at noon.
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Negro Rioting In st. observation-disclosures
and Ineendiary Threats ARMED Citiz ems
DlsR eTse the Mob.

A telegrsphic dispatch to the Hon. E. L. Jewell,
editor of the Evening Delta, dated st. Martins
vile, September 10th, via New Iberia, September
2lst, says:
st. Msrtinsville to-day very near becoming
the scene of bloody conflict in consequence OF
the outrageous conduct Of q gathering Of negroes
towards the white Inhabitants. About q thousand
Of them, from various parts Of the parish Of St.
Martin and adjacent country had assembled for
the purpose Of holding a meeting They were
not interfered with, and held their meeting with
out interference, although most violent and in
cendiary speeches were made by those who ad-
dressed them. After the meeting was over they
nevertheless charged on horseback and fully
armed, through the town, discharging their fire.
arms, yelling, insulting the citizens and threaten
ing to burn the town down to the ground. So
great was the danger felt to be that they would
massacre citizens and carry out their incendiary
threats, that the mayor caused the citizens to as
semble and arm themselves, and placing himself
at their head, forced the Infatuated mob to dis
perse. As the negroes left the town they declared
that they would 60 and get more ammunition,
with they would come back in increased num-
bers, overcome the citizens, and burn the town to
ashes. Under these threats the citizens remain
still armed and on the watch. A heavy patrol is
constantly maintained. The greatest anxiety is
felt as to the result.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW OsLEANs, !
City Hall, Sept. IL, 1868. (
mo. lOl3-N. 8


AN ORDINANCE Authorizing the issue of city bonds, aud
providing for the payment of same.
SECTION l. Be III ordained on The Common
Council Of the ckly Of Nei1 Orleans, That the
mayor, controll.5i, treasurer and chairmen of
the finance comn;ittees Of the Common Council be.
and they are het by authorized to issue bonds Of
the city of New Orleans, under the act of the
General Assembly entitled " An act to enable the
city of New Orleans to procure loan of money
to meet its cutient liabilities approved Sep
TENDER 9th, 1885, to the amount Of one million dol.
lars, having EOt more than five years 20
mature, at tate of interest not to exceed
ten per centun. per annum, payable in semi
annual coupons
SEC. 2. BE il f,Ttler ordained, etc., That the said
mayor, controller, and treasurer and chairmen OF
the finance committees Of the Common Council, be,
and they are hereby authorized and empowered to
sell at not less than par the bonds provided for in
section l of tits ordinance, and to apply the
proceeds to the payment Of the floating indebted
ness OF the city "a the following order, tOwit:
First The pe.y rolls and warrants. for the pay.
ment OF all salaries and wages due TO ali the city
employees, the police, the public schools and the
monthly instalnents Of the appropriations due
the various charitable institutions.
second-The judgments against the city, with
costs on same, as may be designated bv the
finance committee and the city attorney.
ihird-The controllers wsrraa's on the trea.
s ;a, beginning with those dated in September,
1868, next those dated IN August NEXT those datad
in July, June, May. and so on to the oldest date
eEC. 3. BE further ordained, That one. fourth
OF one per cent Of the tax assessed annually on All
OF the real and personal property, mot exempted
by law from taxatiOn) within the CITY of New Or
leans, be and the same Is hereby set aside and
pledged to be used solely for the payment of the
interest, coupons, and the final redemption ef the
bonds to be Issued by virtue of this ordinance.
and that said proportion of the annual tax snail bs
deposited daily, as collected, in such hank In the
CITY OF New Orleans as may be designated bv the
mayor, CONTROLLED, treasurer, and chairmen Of the
finance committees. "a VAC
SEC. A.. BE FURTHER ordained, etc.. That tba
ponds TO be issued under the provisions Of this or
elnance' be and the same are hereby exempted
from all taxatioF by the city.
sEc. 8. Bet Further ordained, etc.. That all M.
olnances or resolutions conflicting with this orSi
dance, be and the same are hereby repealed and
its passage. "-N al 'A
(Signed) ALyRTn Kp.p~v
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Neneu THOMAS MARKEY
President Board Aldermen.
approved September IL, 1868.
(Signed) JoHs r Coxwv u.ro.
A true copy: -'''''
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary. sell lot
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STATE LEGIsLAT URE.
SEVENTY-THIRD DAY.
senate.

Senate.
TUESDAY, September %, 1868.
The Senate was called to order at II Ne,
Lieut.. Gov. Dunn presiding.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Judciary-The following bills were reported
favoraby: The act for the relief of b. Bell
Pearce, and the act prohibiting the receiving Of
city notes for indebtedness becoming due, and
also prohibiting the city Of New Orleans from
paying out any more city notes.
Finsnce-1he act to provide means OF relief for
the State Treasury, and the act for the relief of
ex.judges Of the Supreme Court, were reported
fsvorsbly; The joint resolution authorizing the
warrant clerk to draw additional warrants for the
payment Of the per diem of members Of the
General Assembly was reported unfavorably.
Elections-The report of the committee on
elections, in the case Of Antoine VS.. White, was
handed in. Lies over.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Campbell, under suspension Of the rules,
called up the act to provide board Of public
works.
Read twice and referred to the committee on
internal improvements.
House bill to provide for the payment of prin-
cipsl and interest on the State bonds. Referred.
House bill for the relief of j. G. Kaufman, late
chief of the bureau Of immigration. Referred.
Several other House bills were read and re-
ferred TO committees.
House bill to provide for the election of repre-
sentatives to Congress, fixing the election this
year on the Sd Of November. Referred to CON-
mittco on Juuiciarys
House joint resolution of thanks to Mr.. Ed.
6Otlhiel for the able manner in which he repre-.
scented the State of Louisiana at the Paris exposi-
ton. Concurred in.
House bill providing for the administration of
public schools. Ordered printed, and referred TO
the committee on education.
House bill fer the relief Of the African Method
list church Of New Orleans. Referred to the COM
mittee on claims.
House resolution to inquire into the manner in
which foreigners are getting naturaliZed. For
eiRners are by instinct Democrats. Referred.
Joint resolution TO amend article 80 of the Con-
stitutiOn to disquaify only persons for trea-
son, forgery and other crimes, and providing for
an election by the people to ratify or reject this
amendment.
Considerable debate ensued on this bill, pend.
ing which the Senate adjourned.
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Resolued. That the controller shall hereafter
prepare four bookgt corresponding with the dis
tribution of the tag bills in the treasurers Office,
viz: One from A to- E. one from f to K. one from
L to p, and one froyn Q to z. wherein the names
of delinquent tax payers shall be at once entered,
after the publicatios required by law ProUided,
that for the taxes payable this year and now over
due, he shall forthsith cause to be prepared, in
addition to the BOOK or index already used, two
books, one from L 30 and one from Q to y.
(SIgned) THOMAS hARKsY,
President Board Aldermen.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
Presider7 Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved September Is, 1858.
fSiRned) :: JOHN X. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true COPY:
JOHN W. OvsRALL, Secretary. sel9 80
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Resolved, That perhission be and II is hereby
granted to W. Thiel, for the term of five years
dating from the 18th day of May, 1869, the sole
privilege, for himself and his representatives or
assigns Of establishing a swimming school and
bathhouse attached at any place along the bstture
the surveyor may select in the First Fourth Dis
tricts: Provided, That the cost Of bathing shall
not exceed ten cehts for each person bathing And
provided further, That the baths are adequately
constructed and conducted with due Difference to
morals, decorum and the public safety, and subject
to the approval OF the city surveyor.
Be IL further reselced, That 10 consideration'of
the general utility of such baths said W. ThielIis
hereby granted exemption frsm the usual wharf
age dues while engaged In conducting said SWIM
ming school and bath. house, which will be from
the 18th of May TO the 18th Of September of each
year, and then only: PrOuided further, That the
said baths shall at no time interfere with COM
merce or navigation, established or hereafter to
be established by law, and exist subject to the
pleasure of the Common Council
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen,
Approved September Is, ls6s.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL Secretary. sel9 50