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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1868-18??, 1868-08-08
SENATE.

NASHVILLE, August THE Speaker presented
tho supplementary message Of the Governor
A resolution to refer the message 10 select com
nittee Of five on The part Of the Senate and -- on
the part OF the House. was adopted.
A bill to DO entitled an act for the government
and management and leasing Of the Penitentisry
was read.
Mr.. Smith raised question, whether this bill
could be presented Ut this session. as it had passed
three readings in the House al the former session
and was then referred to the Judiciary Committee,
who presented bill in lieu This, he hold, killed
the bill.
Tho Speaker, however, decided that this session.
was in nc way connected with the former session.
Mr.. Smith read portion Of the Governors mes
cage, wherein be protested against the erection Of
any new buildings at that place, which the bill pro-
vidss for and on HE motion tbs bill was laid upon
the table
HOUSE.
rEsNSssEE STATE ouARr
Mr. Mckinley from the Special Joint Commit
tee 10 whom was referred that portion Of the Gov
errors message relating TO Col. Boonss accounts in
connection with the State Guard reported that the
committee had examined the accounts and fonnd
them correct; also recommending that the Comp
trollss DO authorized TO issue his warrant for
$S,5l4o7, % hsudste certain accounts not yet set
tied
MyNoExt tnrz sFa cosfxI.tfars elAsssis.
!. Mr. Pwsser presented the memorial recently
adopted at the conference Of Confederate Generals
He remarked thai The memorial deserved the bes,
consideration that could be given by the House.
1t came from men who, when the war Of giants was
going on between the North and the South we're
no pigmiss. The Military Committee felt, how.
ever that they had duty TO perform, and that the
Governor should b. clothed with full authority and
furnished with all the means necessary 10 puts stop
TO the outragee now being daily committed &c
moved that the memorial be referred 10 The Com.
mittee on Military Affairs.
IAN act for the preservation OF the public peace
Providing for the suppression Of the KukluI Khan
by Imprisonment for not less thon five years and q
tine Of $1,000 half 10 90 10 the witness whose test.
mony secures conviction. Passed first reading and
referred totbe Committee on Judiciary.
To establish branch of the Penitentiary in las.
Tennessee, the site TO be selected by the committee
appointed for the purpose
The Governors Supplementary Message and sc.
companying documents we're submitted
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SENATE.

NASHVILLE, Aug. There was no business
transacted in the Senate to-day Adjourned till
p. N. tomorrow.
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Poll No. 1, Hook and Ladder Company No. l.
jackson street near Rousseau street.
~, inspectors: G. A. Parker, J. A. Holmes,
Thomas Green.
Poll No. 2, Engine House No. 2e-Tchoupitou.
Las street near 6orapuru street.
F. Neice.
Poll No. 8, Dryades street, corner Of Philip
inspectors: G. 7. Lindal, James McGawley,
James Henry.
Poll No. 4, Dryades street. corner of Jackson
street.
Inspectors: Jno. H. Holmes, c. E. Dirmeysr
and John Steyner.
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OFFICIAL.
ELECTION NOTICE.

hAYoRALTr OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. Dec. l, 1868.
An election will be held, SATURDAY. the 9Th
day of December, 1865. sgreeabIy to the procla
nation OF the mayor of the city of New Orleans
Tor the approval or disapproval of an ordinance
approved November 10th, 1868, entitled "Au or.
dinance providing for the redemption and absorb.
ton Of the various issues of city treasury notes
and the relief of the finances OF the city of New
Orleans" all persons registered under the late
regista alton law Of the State are entitled to vote
at said election, those voting afirmstyelv
to have printed or written on their ballots. "FOR
ISSUE OF BONDS" those voting negatively.
AGAINST ISSUE OF BONDS" The said cleo.
tion to be held at the places and under the super.
vision of the commissioners following, viz:
First Wavd.
Poll No. l, precinct No. l-Epgine House No
~, Tcboupitoulas street, between Orange and
Inspectors: ]. Lincoln, W. 7. Bartlett, James
ID. Cole. "''
Poll No. 2, precinct No. Engine House No. 1.
Hunter street. -
Inspectors: M. Turner, F. scullin. M. Power.
On Poll No. l, precinct No. 2-Engine House No.
Dupere. '"'A'' W.
:, Poll No. 2. precinct No. Corner Euterpe and
St Charles street.
Inspectors FL. Ruth. F. W. Bartell, D. Brady.
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A. samuel Csdiz, of Webster. lows. was bitten on
.ne arm, month ago. BY 9 large black spider. but
sfterward, when the pain became sxcrut;a,inr
and death ensued on the 1lth. His illness resem.
oied nyuropbobia in its vorst stages and persons
ssuending him were In constant danger Of being
oItten, unless they approached him With great
be IN immenfe spider. 'N A'A''e'' :"
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Fourth Weird.

Poll No. l, precinct No.S-Esgle Engine House.
No. Dauphn street.
inspectors: S. Pauzer, Angus Mcdonald, T. W.
Hall. -
Poll No. precinct No. s-125 Exchange Allev
between Cont and st. Louis streets.
patrick. -'~
Poll No. l, precinct No. s-Engine House No.
4, Basin street, near Cont street.
Inspectors P. Vincent, John Slemmer, Dennis
CronaD, Jr. O'--''
Pon NO. precinct No, s-School house, corner
OF Robertson and Bienvie streets.
y, Inspectors; W. Pritchard, 7. L. Mercer, Chas.
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Eleventh Ward.

Eleventh Ward.
Pol No. l. northwest corner of Fourth and
Apollo streets.
inspectors Frank Guestner. q. Fl. Brown and
h. A. Mcdonald.
tania streets.
Joseph Peter. -N
Poll No. 8. engine house No. %. Washington
street, near Magazine street.
inspectors: P. w. McStea. Thomas Conway and
John J. Johnston. --N
Poll No. a, southwest corner of Washington and
Laurel streets.
inspectors; I. IP. Terrebonne, James Beggs
The above inspectors will call at the mayors
ONCE and qualify according TO law.
JOHN II. CONWAY Mavor
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Poll No. l. precinct No. l0-Pontalba Buildings.
ST. Peter street.
=, Inspectors: A. Bernhard, ]. NJ. LeClerc. Y.
Noguez. = ' ."
POI No. z, precinct No. l0--Corner of Toulouse
and Rampant streets. i ~
inspectors j. B. Castagnola, Adrienne Bacon.
Poll No. l, Precinct No. 1l-Street commission .
ef once, st Peter street, near Chartres
Carlisle Dupre. -
Pol No. 2, Precinct No. l1-No. % Orleans
inspectors VIM. Duke, NJ. Camps, n. Lafarre
-, foll NO: i, Precinct No. l2-Engine House No.
10, Dumaine, between Rampant and 81 CIanda
streets. S'~1Ue
Inspectors: P. Bienvenue, G. G. Constant.
Chas. l.. Willoz. ''
., Poll No. 2. Precinct No. l2-Engine House No.
N-corner st. Peter and Claiborne streets.
Inspectors: Joseph Jolly, Ernest Cheese and n.
DupIe. '-U IL
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Sixth Ward.

Poll Nos. ! and 2, Precinct No. IS-School
bon streets. -- DOui
= inspectors: o. Audry, E. v. Leclerc and Victor
GrOsjean. '-''"-
Poll No. l, Precinct No. l4-Corner Claiborne
street and Bayou road.
7. Goldthwaite. '"
Poll No; 2. precinct No. 14-Eugine House No.
3, corner Galvez and Esplansde streets.
G. Dupie. ''A "Hu
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DETITION

NEW ORLEANS, July a. 1853
TO the Honorable Council of the city Nov Orleans
entlsmenwe the undersigned property holders of thu
wy o. rev Orleans do respectfully
pie that the sidewalks the sess side o. Magnolia
Clio street Market
heavy rains and rendered fnnssss
bic sest detriment OF your petitioners tsv
sspecuy request you considering premses TO have
euro stones placed on said street have the city
instructed 10 oroer good brick sidewalks made will hn.
1T not only the petitioners but the whole s %
at large, and they will ever pray i'S anu Guy
FRANCIS LURGES, l46i< feet
feet "oAD OoAfANf, u
JOHN BOENsEL 1857 feet
j. II. KELLER, 40 feet
PATRICK MURPHY, 81 feet
GRETzNEk A BOOTH i4o fret
Petition signed 6O3 teet.
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DE. r. II. KNAPP,
DENIAL SURGEON,
ma kemoved Il Ma rrA n>..v $780,

.ne mis- undivided attention practice of bis
ssnsssc Operations performed according the latest
r. hprovemen's 10 the art and reasonable pricss
Of hs operations for the past thirty wear. In ths
~ - 'co Wen known N require from husslf
Teeth extracted without pain.
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On September 18TH 1858, KIRBY SMITH with . earn. =,
whose qualifications the highest ords ri,
open, az Newcastle, Kensucsy, ''1N VIZ
MILITARY ACADEMY FOR Boya
Newcastle Is located IN the healthy bue g,a.s ~s..
equioissaut Cour miles from the Loasvills
~ with each By good ois
ADO about two hours travel BY rail from LousviIle
Inc Aesoemy buildings owned by himself are Of moderv
eonsrucion admirably adapted school pa and
e1 ~ me suburbs Of the town The standard Of
viii aim at thoroughness In every branoa 10 he dsss
~ AND searching examinations The discplia s viii
DC strictly military requiring punc,uaity and -
.n9 performance OF every duty The domestic deostm.as
% and contentment Of the scholars Tns seh
session divided into two twenty veeks sah
nrst commencing on September 18th The charrss ~,
eveIytning excepting uniform, and medical srtsd
snce WI oe nses hundred and seventy doxrs IN nj
csrency or the entire session Of forty weeks
equ one ct the begin Ing Of each tsr n ~ 49,
session. no deduction from these charges will 81 AZ E
duifng the term profractsd a.
nonorsoe discharge and then tuition "a al ss -,
current term Will be required - 10 VI ~ -
Inform furnished on the most reasonable tsvms Raj.
usonery a. Louisville prices As the number af n. ~.
mteo tnose wishing 20 places In hs lpst,ts.
should apply at oncs In thus making hs mar -
dence IN Kentucky and dsvoting hmsslf "a IN
~ youth the Principal hopes haye the s -
frirnds in this Common wealth ~ 'p''ssoh" as
For further information addrssa X nrpvv axr-u
e,uacnt viii leave the at Emnencs on ths
TO Newcastle. "in oor 'eE tssm
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Second Ward,

Poll No, l, precinct No. 3-Engiue House No. 6.
o. o. Joseph street, between Tchoupitouas and
Commerce street.
inspectors Joseph Howard, Edward Adolph,
John McLay.
Poll No. 2, precinct No. 3-Poeyfarre street. be.
tween enumeration and Tchoupitoulas streets.
Inspectors George w. Bevans, w. F. StockeY
George d. Geddes.
Poll No. 1, precinct No. 4-Engiue House No.
Is, Cslliope street, between st. Charles and Ca.
rondelet. Va"
-, Inspectors: E. G. Murray, E. Mumford, S. W.
Thompson. '"
Poll No. 2, precinct No. Mo. 2s9 Triton
walk, between Baronne and Dryades streets.
inspectors: A. L. Plattsmeyer, ]. N. Henriques.
l.. G. Westerfeld.
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CELL. 40 pieds, rue Locust,

EoTA-Nos petonnsres represenent aussi quis sont Ia
sctu-e des proprietaires pour des
lace sur oh cote de Ia Locust partr
dnchenin felicite jusqua rAvenue Washington P
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Third Ward.


Poll No. l, Precinct No. 5-Enpine House No. .
Ichoupitoulas street, near Natchez street.
Inspectors: N. w. Trains. P-p--w.ssfI, y. E.
i roll No. 2, Precinct No. 5-Tchoupitoulas
street, between Girod and Lafayette streets.
Inspectors: VIM. R. Miller, Dan. Schobel, G. T.
Lathrop.
Poll No. l, Precinct No. 6-Engine House. cor.
ner OF Perddo and Carondelet Streets
Inspectors: Lorenzo Hodson, Clarence f.
Holmes. Jno. Hslsey.
Poll No.2 Precinct No. 6-Eagine House No. s.
Girod street, between st. Charles and Carondelet
streets. -----
lnsI ectors: Alexander Mckee, G. W. Roper.
]. G. Yeiser.
Poll No. !, Precinct No. Engine House No.
Ia Common street, near Marsis street.
Inspectors: Jno. F. Bremen, ]. E. Stephens.
Ssm'l Warden. -N-''
Poll No. 2, Precinct No. Corner of Girod
and Basin streets.
Inspectors: Thos. Lynne, Jas. McQuaid, Jas.
Lennen. "-''
Poll No. 3, Precinct No. Conner of Liberty
and Poydras streets
P. III. Williams. "''
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our petitioners would also represent that Il ev
majority OF setusl Of
On DON SIDES OF Locust street from Felicity Road to
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''''''''. ...'.............fETIIION.
NouvzLLKoRtKAss, q Juliet lssa
pHsnorable Conseil Commm de Ia vile de In souv..
les soussgnes, propretares dams Ia villa
ue Orleans representons W.
corps cue les bsnquettes cote sud de ia
nsebons part Mt de la Cs lie marcha sler
ysqua rue St. andre pendant ia eranda
~ enon.s impassbes grand prejudice de yos nett
que ces sis des pesres cote soient
@ ue rue e. que e voyer de la vide soft nstruit dom
er gee De bones banquees brques soent
YES ann De servr bien-ets de vos matt
ront. " "'1S oonAnue
FkACIs LURaEs l4sII piess
COMPAGNIE DU CHkniN Dc FER DE Ia -Rur CT
CHARLES, 81 pieds. s''I OIL
JOHN Boz NsEI, l26Is pieds
] H. KELLER. 40 pieds
PATRICK MURPHY. n peds
GRE1ZNrR sOOTH I56 pieds
Petition signe COS p'eds.
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FEW ORLEANS. oct IL 1853
To the Hororabe the Common Council Of New or,,-..
uenuenen-Ihe undersigned property owners ON Rov.r
ee oe ween Poydras and and Lafayette ssreets
repre en the number Of feet hereinafter sntioned Al
M inform your honorable body the noasste
t,ssi Detween Lafayette and Common, un6t for
especially after hight We therefore lay this our nail
ton before you 10 have said b.nquett or d waks sv
etc etc "-'~- w "@- s'of Pfsys
TBOS. o'NEIL $50 feet
PATRICK MeRPHY, ITO feat
ThOs. MARKkY so feet
X. A WEBER, 100 feet
II A. BRIDGE, l5o feet.
CHAe. ROSS, so feet
JOIN OROFT, $40 feet
LAW RENCE McGREUNE 30 f.s,
WALTER CUskIN CHAM so feat
WILLIAM SHERIDAN 3Jfsst
JOHN FORD, 90 feet
CoUILED6h kAINEY. 100 fset
PAtklCk MAHsR so feet
HtNkY GAINES. 30 feet
EDWARD LYNCH, IS fact
SCHMlDT BIEGLER 100 feat
J. bEIKERY, $50 feet
:, HS BAKERY, 50 feet
Petition ssned IA el2 feet
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DETITIOA,.,


Honorable Conse Commun de Ia villa ds IA Nouv...
Orleans: w " 'i''e VIC 10 NouVehs-
NouvELLE-oRLEASs, Is octobre 1863
Mesieurs-Les soussgnes prope ssres sur La rus Rvsr
re es russ Poyors Commune Laay cite
oe pieds DE informept
emen yoTe honorable les banqus ties sur Ia
rue ente LAiayee ct Commune dams un etat oui
resa inpassabes aux petons. mutt Ansi
nous Nous soumeons demand ant
al es banquette payecs ct reparses
Ia Ioi, pour lequel ons prerons, etc.
THOMAS ONFTI, 662 pieds
PATRICK MURPHY ITO
THOS MARKEY, 80
H. A WEBkR l20
4. i. JUDGE, $50
CHAS ROSE al
JOHN CROFT, 2sO
LAWRENCE Mc9REUNE 30 pieds.
WAITER CUNNINGHAM 81 pieds
MIL Mniaakkl Anp SHERIDAN, Spieds.
CoUTLEDGE & RAINEY' oopsd.
PAIRlCk MAHER, 80 pisds.
HENRY GAINES 80
EDWARD LYNCH, %
sCHMIDT zIEGLkR 100 pieds
b j BERKERY, 1880
JOHN BAKERY, "a
Homhre total de pieds Il 9l2
PETITiON............... ..........PErITION.
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Nsys-sMessrs. Pemberton and Camp.

Nsys-sMessrs. Pemberton and Camp.
Resol; sd. That the city surveyor be and he IL
hereby Sauthorized to raise the banquettes of
Baronn. street, between Canal and Common
streets. 10 their proper grade.
The following resolutions from the Board of
Aldermea were read and unanimously adopted on
their Sc, sral readings:
Resoltssd. That the superintendent of the Fire
Alarm Telegraph be and he is hereby directed to
extend me telegraph, with fire alarm box TO the
depot o, the Orleans Railroad Company, on La
Hsrpe street, between White street and GENTLY
road.
Resotred That the city surveyor be and he ia
hereby authorized and instructed to repair the
roof OF he Beef Market, Second District Pro.
uided tie cost OF same does not exceed 500.
The special committee on markets submitted
the following report: 'a
New ORLEANS, Cry HAIL.
..... Nov. 80. ls6s.
To the HGnorsble the Board Of Assistant Aldermen:
Gent imen-Your special committee to examine
an ordinance concerning the wharves have devoted
much TINE In arranging and modifying IL, 90 as to
and Of commerce. and have the honor to submit
it for Jpur action.
Tn. F. FISHER, Chairman.
GERALD FARRELL.
I : :. E P. sD:.
The special committee on wharyes submitsed
the following report: s- 10
.1is ~ NKw ORLEANS. CRY HAIL.
Nov. 80. ls6s.
To the Hss~sbls the Board Of Assistant Aldermen:
Genfemea-Your special committee to whom
were rsferred al ordinances for the government
OF the markets Of the city, have the honor to re-
port a the resolution providing for the sale Of
choice pf stalls In the public markets:
suen. proceeding would be manfestly unjust
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Seventh Ward.


Poll No. l, precinct No. I5-Enpine House No
Mint. Ss"'es
ssbe Marine. AN
Poll No. 2, precinct No. 15-Schoolhouse. cor.
ner Union and Greatmen streets
inspectors: James Wilson, Jos. Grillier and F.
Lambert.
Poll No. 3. precinct No. l5-Methodist Church
on Oirod street. between Bdgatelle and st. An
ihony streets.
Louis Belzer.
Poll No. l, precinct No. l6-Mechanics, Hal
Derbigny street, between History and Columns
streets. Inspectors: F. N. Crozat, John Ken.
nedy and F. Auzot.
Poll No. 2, precinct No. l6-Residence NJ
Durignenando, on Bayou Road, opposite LeBre.
ton Market.
Inspectors; A. Brugier, L. Lambert, E. Ruff.
Precinct No. II. Engine House. Milueburp
Peter Kupt.
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Ninth ward.

a. fol NO. l, precinct No. 2O-Engine House No.
"a. Greatmen street AVE.
Inspectors: Laurent Roger, John Dyer and
street opposite Washington Market.
inspectors: Z. schneyder, Ed Dunn, A. Pier.
Poll No. 1, precinct No. 2l-Corner Congress
and Levee streets 0'"s''''
+. Nunenumacker. "A'
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OFFICIAL.
FEW ORLEANS, Oct. H. 1853.

ITIOH.................-Prrrr1ox
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Eighth Ward.

Poll No. l, precinct No. ls-Hook and I,sdder
streets. o' N AS'ee
Inspectors: P. Ad. Fcrtier, Louis F. Carlo and
]. B. FACET 'Aii0 anu
Poll No. 2, precinct No. ls-Pheuix Engine
House No. s, Victory street, between Msrigny and
=, Inspectors: Louis Baum, P. L. Jacobs and n.
Poll No. l., precinct No. ls-Gired street. he.
tween Marigny and Vaudeville streets.
Octave Legier. -'' "o'ei anu
Poli NO; 2, precinct No. 19-Corner of snain
and Goodchildren streets. VI opAin
inspectors: Alex. Randolph, Clement Grilier
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.,.,, NoovELLE-oRLEAxs % Julie. 1863
Orleans: - 20 'hie az - rouvene
Ia me T seussignes propetsires ct residents suy
respecpeassst hsne ct Esvlsnsde representsnt
sns des EST ia to dams IL die rue ct en-
s ~ prlens cue dss measures nece.sres sosnt nriss.
vos petitionnsires connueront ate t ~ eese rue, 81
MOkTkEUI., lOs eds ~
GAlsET, 50 piads
q R0HX, 80 pieds
fhANCOIS PkEnAT 50 MIA.
Il, RELBNHACR lfO naSs On. ro,.t
APTpr 70 SSfuEkhiEk 81 pieis rue Tonti
Ia M ~ CLitiER 81 pisds rue foari
4OS. DALCEE. 80 pied.
A. FREMAUX Iis ma.
10 ROLLS M MAD. S'ees.
CARL LORCH "a. pied.
JAN -ADIE, 30 oieSs''
JUsEPH fIcLs r. l0l ni>ds
ANIONIO DERM4EI 10 pieds
r. d. sONsSEA Tx, s0pieds
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orleans: e''S VI Nc"
UNDERSIGNED, property holders and resi-
gents on both ces OF Locust from Felicity ROAD 20
washing on Avenue, Fourth Distrcs would most rssn.,
luny petition your honorable body shell ROADWAY
constructed on said the Supervision Of bs
surveyor after due sdvet sement according TO law wy
aour Pettonefs would respectfully represent that for
Dearly Blk months IN the Is ~,
ether cart or wagon 20 along entire length Of aid
street loaded with wood milk building mstsrals ate
JnO uRCEbL, 10 feet Locust strest ''''
snnkkM sCHMlrr, 81 feet on Locust street
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GESEKAL KIRBY ssIITH,s
Military ACADEMY.
At Newcastle.
HENRY COUNTY. KENTUCKY.
a MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BoYs

On September 18th, 1883, KIRBY SMITH with earn. =,
Asss'sns whose Qualifications Of she Highest
open, az Newcastle, Kentncsy, VIZ
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Washington avenue protesting against the ehell-
ing and grading Of said street. was referred 10 the
committee on streets and landings.
The petition of Thos. Ksvanagh, policeman
who fell sick while on duty, asking for paw during
bis term of illness, was referred to the committee
on finance.
The following resolutions were read, and after
having been unanimously adopted on their Sc yeral
readings, were sent to the Board of Aldermen
for concurrence:
By Mr.. Pandely-
BE az resotred. That in accordance with the
provisions IN Inc amendment of 1850 TO the char
Ter OF the New Orleans Gas Light Company pro.
WONG Tor the lighting Of the ievees said com.
paDy be and is required to lay down the main nine
for lighting the leSee, between Poydras and Girod
streets. II = ~N
BE resolced further That the surveyor he and
be Is hereby instructed TO direct the proper Mac.
rg OF Tampa, to be connected with said main nine.
By Mr.. Fisher
heSotred, That In section = OF the market ord.
nance. passed by this board on = dsy of Noyem.
per 1908, instead OF rates as fixed by article No
oS9 OF Leovys Digest" that the rates AZ e xed bv
SAID article be inserted in full in said section.
The board then adjourned to meet on Monday
evening next O'Clock, the wharf ordinance to be
the SPECIAL order Of the day.
JOHN ToBN, Secretary.
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Notice To- Claimants.

The following described property was seized
by Officers Of the Customs for violation Of the
Revenue Laws OF the United States, viz "A L
AT Belyidcre, Vt. Peb ~, 1868. | Chestnut
Mare Sleigh. old Mare Feb. %, | Bay
Mare. ~ .Hif''nHiiet 'tl"fi+et9 ~
Any person or persons claiming the above de-
scnbed property are Hereby notified 70 appear
within twenty days from the date hereof and
Gle with the Collector OF Customs for the Dis
trict Of Vermont . claim stating bis or their
interest in'tbe property 80 seized Also, to
execute bond TO the. United States conditioned
that In case OF the condemnation ctthe property
so seized the ioblgors will pay all the cost and
expense Of the proceedings to obtain condemnas
ton. Otherwise, ] shall proceed to advertise
and sell said property according to law irsuch
cases made and provided .Itf
GEO. J. STANDARD,
~fsrysrsr Collector Of Customs,
Custom House. District Of Vermont, 1910
Collectors ONCE Burlington. Mar. IS. 1868.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-18
aa2 NoTHTCEs
1860. 1900.
60 Annual List, wwf5

In pursuance Of the provisions Of the
Excise laws Of the United States, notice is
hereby given that appeals viii lie received and
determined relative to any erroneous or en-
cessive valuations, assessnent, or senumera-
tions by the Assessor or Assistant Assessors
returned in the annual list embracing returns
for incomes Tor the year 1867, special taxes
Qicense) for The year ending May |. 1863 anil
o. ticles in schedule ''A.' at my office IN ST.
Adams. on the 3istday OF March, 1868. And
all appeals must be made in writing, specifying
the cause, matter thing Respecting which a
decision Is requested, aud mgststate the ground
or principle OF error complained Of.
FsF HENRY @. ADAMS, Assessor.
4 st. Adams, Vt, March 20, 1865 HIS.