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PETITIOn......................... .PETITI1


AIHonorsbe Conseil Commun de Ia viIIe de L. Nuvl,
Orleans: INV "e 10 Nou'one-
"Reminiscences, Is octobre 1863
meteurs-es soussiRnes Ia IN Boivar
En- re les russ Poyors Commune Laay cite
houore DE ped de face
votre honorable corps que les sp Ia
one rue ente Lafayette sont dams nm tst ami
es re- impsssaoles aux pieons surout Ia mutt Ainsi
ac, nous Vous soumetfons hotre petition que les
la oI pour lequel prierons etc
THOMAS O'HtIL, 662 pieds
PA1RlCK MURPHY ITO
THlS MAkKEY, 80
II. A WEBkS 1a
E. b JUDGE, $50
CHAS. ROSE, 81
JOHN CROFT 90
LAWRENCE McGREUNE. 9Opeds
WALTER CUNNINGHAM 80 pieds
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, Opieds.
JOHN FORD, so
COUTLEDGE a RAINEY l0anisd.
PATRICK MAHER 30 peds
HENRY GAINES, 30
EDWARD LYNCH, 95
sCHMIDT ZIEGLkR, 100 peds
j BERKERY I80
JOHN BAKERY, "a
fomhre total de p'eds. Il 9l2
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OFFICIAL.
Few oRLEANs De. IA ,sss

FEW ORLEANS. Oct. Is 1863
10 Ie Honorable the Common Council Of New Orleans,
,usnenrn-ihe undersigned prope y owners on Bolivar
eteeI De ween Poydrss and Common Las, steet
retfe cut the number of feet front A.
most specruy inform honorable BODY the noustts
on sad street between Lafayette Common are unit for
especially sitter light We Therefore lay this our nett
On oevrs YOU 70 have said snquett sd walks paved
etc etc. - w VIA e'or pray
ThOS. o,sEIL ss1 feet
PATRICK N. RPHY ITO fest
IHOs. MARKlY. 80 feet
y. A WEBtB, ID feet
A. BRIDGE, 1855 feet
HAS. ross. 90 feet.
sOHN CROFT $40 feet
IAWReNCk MCGREUNE. 30 feat
MAILER CUshIN CHAN, ~ foeI
WILLIAM SHERIDAN 3Jfs.t
JOHN FOhD ID, 60 feet
1OUTIED6o A hAINEY lOD feat
PAIklCk NAH r. 80 feet
HtNRY GAINES 80 feet
EDWARD LYNCH, IS feet
sCHMIDT BIRGLEK, 100 feet
Ii j BEIKERY, $50 feet
JOHN BAKERY, 30 feet
Petition I'll ned Ia 9l2 feet
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS.
City Hall, Dec. 8, 1865.
IN0- 1lSl N CT

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, /
City Hall, Dec. 3, 1865.
mo. ll54-N. ST.
hesofUed. That the controller be and he is here
by authorized after five days notice in the offes
Journal, to adjudicate to the lowest bidder or
olooers contracts for repairing and keeping in re.
eighih and ninth wards of the city, the work to
De cone in strict accordance with plans and
specincatlons on file In the Office of the street
commissioner. Wv ''''''
(Signed) ALFRED KK.pxv
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) TgoMAs M.aTrx
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 3, 1868.
(Signed) JOIN r. Conway Mavo-
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE. CRY B,1L.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE CRY HALL
New Orleans, Dec. s, 1865.
Notice is hereby given that the controller will
at bN Office, on Saturday, Dec. IL 1865, at III
oeioek' A. M, adJudieate 10 the highest bidder
or bidders. the contracts for collecting the reve-
2ues OF the markets separately, for the year 1863
according TO existing ordinances
Pas. LABARRR Deputv ControIler
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Ninth Ward.

Poll No. precinct No. 2O-Engine House No.
"a. Greatman street. s~llI
Inspectors: Laurent Roger, John Dyer and
Fred LGsberg.
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DETITION

NOTE ~ our petitioners would also n presen. tba,
majority Of actual payers and owners M ron
Washington Avenue. es'y h"so 70
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, !
City Hall, Dec. 3, 1865.
TNo- 1Icl N A.

MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS, }
City Hall, Dec. 3, 1865.
mo. ll64-N. 81
ReSolUed. That the controller be and he "a hare.
oy authorized after five days notice 10 the official
journal, to sdjudcate contract TO the Lowest hid
Ger or bidders, for the consu ucton of brick side
Walks on Peters and Clay streets, between Custom.
house and Cont streets; the work to be done in
s,rict accordance with plans and specifications on
nie IN the offce of the city surveyor
(Signed) ALFREp Kr.pSv
President Board Assistant Aldermen
(Signed) THOMAS M.sTrV
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 3, 1865
(Signed) JOHN r. Conway Moror
true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL. Secretary.
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PETITION

la NouvsleOfesns: w Az WIG ue
sLes soussignes propretares residents su Las
Sotes oe IL rue Locust do Ohemn Felidte rAvenua
nasnngton Qustrleme District pettonnent respecueuss
Eentvotre honorable reet de are construrs nm
ehen eoque sur cette de rue Ia suryeilance dn
Voyer de "a Vile, apres u Ia oi NJ
Nos petitohnaires repesenten ma ra.
que pendant six lis de snnee .ibe anx rhs1
es et wagons de psser tout IL long Ia de rue ousns
rs oht charges de oois lst de CONSTRUCTOR
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DETITION .

kouvELLR- ORLEANS, q Juliet 1863
Memorable Consel Commup de in VILE IA Ia s.r
Orleans " WIG ue 10 Nou'ehe
eseus1fou les soussgnes proprietsres dams Ia villa
aFousale-Oreans, representons vo
nooraoe rps que les ovnquees du sud de IA rue
psrsn de Ia rue CHS PEASANT lie marche eler
usqua aue st. andre, penasnt grandas
renous impassables grand prejudice de vos petit
nnes en- conseQne lis demsndent
que derant ces fa des pesre. cote oient places
oas oe rue ct que lie de la vil. nstruit don
q'e de bones banquettes brques soen
ann ue servr au bien etre seusmsnt de vos petit
% mas aussi 1u public general nous continue
ERsCIs LURGRs, l46IS pisis
COMPA9NIE Do CHEnfN DE FER ne rA-pur CT
CHARLES 81 pieds. A -"oH o.
JOHN BOENsEI. 1861. pieda
II. KELLER l2O Dieds
PAIRlCK MURPHY, z2 pieds
GREIZNrR a -OOTH, I56 pieds
Petition signe COS p'eds.
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This superior Machine for drying Sugar Corn and
Der Substances - Scientific American.
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forA-Vot pettionnsres representent suss ous ann. Ia
m-lorte sctu"I des pour des
Peies asnttace sur oh cote de Ia Locust nart
O" Chenin felicte iusqu'a rAvenue Washington -
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To the Honorable Board OF Assistant Aldermen CITY cf Nav
Orieans: wv VI Ne"
Gentemen-The undersigned property holders and rss
cents on Dsth soes of street from Feictv Pa -
Mathing on Avenue Fourth District would most resnscs
Iuuy petition your honorable body have a shell rosdsv
cor srueed on said street under the supervision of The
surveyor after due advert accord ng to law
-FOUR petit oners would respectfully represent tb.t far
sA months IN the year It is almost impossible for
49,, o wagon 10 pass along the entire ength OF said
street loaded with wood milk building materials etc etc
ANDRfW SCHMiTT 81 feet on I.ocnsf it,.
sILvESTER DOOLEY, 20 .
J. CARROLL, 80
jos. EVANS. 20
" MUNLING, 81
MTNIDAB, IS
HENRY sCHRADER 30
j. W. SHOTWELL 8
Mrs " idOw BlLAU. lIs
J. KELLER. lt5
kbILEh MARKET l4D
AUG. GRUNtWALD, I2D
X. BLlESORTH, 1856
J g. BSsELL 3
JOHN EAGLA, on
@. BORG, 2s3
JAS HA IAN, on
WIN. j GRAHAM LOO
L. PDUCL0sLANGE 100
JOHN f. kRAUZ, 25s
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MAroRALTY OF NEW OaLEAss.
City Hall, Dec. 3, 1868.
mo. l156-N 81

MAYoRALTY OF NEW OsLEAss.
City Hall, Dec. 3, 1868. I
mo. ll56-N. FL
WHEREAS. The constitutionality of the State
printing bill VIII be contested through the courts.
and. VIC N0u '''
WHEREAS, Gen. A. L. Lee, claiming to be State
printer. has applied to the Controller for va
rant IL is hereby
heSotced, That the controller be and is hereby
instructed to refuse to issue any warrant to said
zen. Lee, as State printer. and he is further in.
srpcted not to prejudice or compromise the
bill. Pruning
(Signed) ALFRED Kr.pyv
(Signed) THOMAS Macy
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 3, 1868.
(sigDed) JOHN r. CoNw.y Mavor
true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary
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DETITION

NEW ORLEANS. July q, 1863
To the Honorable Council the city of New Oresn.
Gentlemen-We the undergned property holder. of the
Wy OF New Orleans do respectfully TO your honora
pie oooy that the sidewalks the OF MAGNOLIA
street rom Clio street TO Keller Market ST. Aadew
see are overnowed by heavy rains and rendered
e 10 tne get detriment Of petitioners
Pecny REQUEST you considering the premises, have
euro stones placed on said street
Instructed to good brick sidewalks made AZ Il will hsns
NJ lot onl the petitioners but Community and civ
al large, and they will pray ~"
FRANCIS LURGES, l46L. feet
feet SO''A ANi' %
JOHN BOEHSEL. 1861 feet
j. II. KELLER, I'D
PATRICK MURPHY, 81 feet
GRkTzkEk BOOTH, las feet
Petition signed GUS feet.
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'ETiTioN'...............
NEW ORLEANS July g. Iss
To the Honorable the Common Council of the City of New
unabridged Property and residents
, s,se petween Main and tsOlsnsds, respectfully
oanquees or sidewalks made said street. and that
bc made On said street, and yosG es Sae
Il. sOsTREG L, los feet
k q GAN ~ " is ssS'isee. -------
T TfxS SsHsS 5sSSAT ,, sGs.t.
sAnuEL GuERRIER. 81 feet
AUGgsIE DALEHE, 80 feet.
"a FREMAux, MS teet.
cA sih lSs "a i s1 feet
JosFPH PIsLAR, 100 feet
AkTohIO DE MANI 100 feet
T. II. MOUssBAUX. 30 feet
pETiTIoN................
No5vHLIE ORLEANS % Juliet 1853
OohseA CSnnun de Ia vile de Ia Eouvele
se,.eurs-Les soussignes propust..s q. RESIDENT. an,
ense les rue Maine ct E snsde epressutsn
cement oes osnquttes est ia dams de rue ct en- con.e
S s ,o;nt prise.
SG a pfNtlnf1s STsne eOniausrOnt, etc. 9
saVVNNlIEk t los Peds
4 S S;TEHsss > pi.s..
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ARRTHuR OLIVIER. 50 pisds rue Ionti
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JAN a 26is, 3 u, sis Sisd'
ssTosIo r pFRHss IT, R q: 1i.s,
p. n. FoNsSEIUx, 30 pisss
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEv
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The Debate i'm the stanton Case.

New York, January 14.-The Her.
AIDS Washington special gives the de-
bate in the executive session on the re-
port in the Stanton Case, which occupied
seven hours. Senator Dixon finished his
speech of Saturday, showing that the OBJ
jections given by the President were con-
elusive arguments for Stanton's removal.
Reviewed Stanton's record and eulogized
the President.
Mr.. Fessenden replied in defence of
Mr.. Stanton, and referred to his services
during the war.
Mr.. Dixon here remarked that Mr..
johnson rendered as great service during
the war as Mr.. Stanton.
Mr.. Fessenden continued holding that
the reasons of the President for the re-
moval we're insufficient, and no motive
should induce chief magistrate to take
such an important step, except such as
the nation would justify. He defended
Stanton from the charges of being re-
sponsible for the horrors of Anderson
vile.
Mr.. Buckalew reiterated the statement
relative to Andersonville and added that
Mr.. Stanton's policy seemed to be the
policy Of the guard during the war.
Mr.. Hendricks said that after having
declared to the President that the tenure
Of Office bill was unconstitutional it was
improper for Mr.. Stanton to seek to hold
Office under it. He claimed that Stanton
was responsible for the New Orleans riot
and as man of honor he ahould have
made it his bounden duty to protect the
President, for he had the. dispatch In his
pocket which could have saved the head
of the nation from the ISLANDERS and de.
famation heaped upon him.
Mr.. Morton did not think the Presi-
dent responsible for the New Orleans
riot. Neither was Stanton, and he be-
lieved the immediate delivery of the dis
patch would not have made any difference
in the result.
M. Davis followed in a legal argu-
ment sustaining the President.
Mr.. Howard closed the debate. in a re-
ply to- the Conservatives, and the vote
was taken, resulting in 35 yeas for the
majority report and 6 nays.
A certified copy of the resolution was
sent to the President, General Grant and
Secretary Stanton.
Great interest is feltin the next move
ment.
New York, January 1.-THE Times
special says: Mr.. Stanton, upon being
officially notified of the action of the
Senate, announced he would obey the
mandate of the Senate and at once re.
sumo his official duties.
WASHINGTON, January 14.-General
Grant has yielded the portfolio Of the
War Office to Stanton, who has taken
The President has taken no
action as yet.
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The Savages Brought to Terms by
the U. 8. Consul.

the u. 8. Consul.
From the China Mail, Novem6er, Is. I
The Formosan semi-savages who mur-
dered the crew of the American vessel
Rover have been brought to terms. Gen.
eral LIE Gendre, United States Consul at
Annoy, induced the Chico authorities to
v.-as.-tasee ee fnl1y @,066men % caJsA
Bay, which expedition the General ac
oompanied and thereby prevented any
politicsl swipdiing. The expedition ar.
rived at the limit of Chinese jurisdiction
on July 20. A deputation of Chinese
interceded for the sayages, and offered
security for their future good behavior.
The United States Consul had an inter-
view with Toketok (head chief of South
ern savages of Formosa) and tho chiefs
of the eighteen tribes, when be called
them to account severely. The chiefs
pleaded as excuse former massacres by
whites; offered to fight, but promised fu-
ture good behavior if generously dealt
with. The Consul insisted on kind
treatment Of distressed foreigners, which
was alse agreed to. A fort was erected
for refuge Of shipSrecesed mariners, ::and
the Chinese became security FOR ~ The saw
ages good faith, and signed an agree
ment to assist the foreigner in dealing
with the savages. The consul returned
on the 18th of October, bringing the body
of Mrs. Hunt,and some relics ofthe Rover.
The result of General LIE Gendre's con-
duct is looked on as very satisfactory.
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M AR IE ID.

Dec. 6, by Jacob Wagner, Esq, Mr.. James
Myers and Mrs. Rachel A. Flowers,
Dec. %. by the same, Mr.. George N. Wor-
ley and Miss Mary ]. Hendershot.
Dec. 10, by Rev. Samuel Forbes, Mr. George
Gillis and Mrs. Sarah Cochran.
Dec. II, by VIM. Workman, ESQ.,. Mr.. Jas.
R. Reeder, of West Va, and Miss Sarah Lem
ley of Monroe County. Ohio.
Dec. 20, by the same, Mr.. Samuel Yoho, Of
Belmont County, and Miss Mary Brock, Of
Monroe County.
Dec. "A by Rev, J. Stephens, Mr.. Sylvanus
Parker and Mrs. Martha Farrier, both of Clar-
ington, Monroe County.
Dec. 25, by the same, Mr.. John A. Barrack.
man and Miss Julia A. Burn.
Dec. 2s, by John ]. Hurd, ESQ.,, Mr.. William
A. Ross and Miss Louisa Ward.
Dec 2s, by A. Hoskinson, Esq, Mr.. Preston
Peggs and Miss Susanna NJ. Jones.
Den. 80, by John Smyth, Esq, Mr.. Jsme:
Foreaker and Mrs. Mary Mills.
Jan. !, by Il. T. Mitchell, Esq, Mr.. Pete
Beaver, Of Perry Tp., and Miss Alto 8. An
drews; of Green Tps all of Monroe County.
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The only object OF the advertiser In sendiny
this prescription is TO benefit the afflicted, ant
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
as 1t will cost them nothing, and may prov
a blessing. Parties wishing the prescfiptio
FREE, by return mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,.
williamsburg, Kings Co., New York;
ma31lY.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-01-21

The Democrats throughout the Union are
commencing the next campaign in the right
way, by very general and earnest effort to
extend the circulation Of Democratic news.
papers, and especially of country papers in
their several localities.
To encourage this enterprise, and to aid
in the dissemination of correct doctrines, We
have determined to reduce our rates of sub
scription to the lowest possible point consis
tent with the price of paper to us.
Thirty dollars will procure twenty copies
of the SPIRIT for the full term or one year
with an extra copy to the person who sends
us that number of names. There ought not
to be a Township where it would be dificuli
to raise that small sum among so many SUBJ
scribers.
It is conceded that the SPIRIT is one Of the
best representatives of Democratic principles
in Eastern Ohio, while at the same time II
gives very large quantity Of family and
miscellaneous reading, together with the i'm
portant local news of Monroe Comfy. and full
reliable Market reports will be given each
week.
In conclusion, We ask the old friends Of
our paper to make an effort to increase pur
circulation on the basis of these TERMS
There is no paper in the country whose terms
are more liberal than those which we now
offer to the patrons of the SPIRIT. The new
rates are for
Single copies, one year. 90
Single copies, six months. ........ 90
Clubs of ten, each. h............... IS
With extra copy to club agent.
Clubs of twenty and over, each. L 30
With extra copy for club agent for every
twenty names.
HWhsn our circulation shall have reach
ed twelve hundred we propose to enlarge the
SPIRIT to thirty-two column paper, which
will be an increase of at least one-fourth in
the reading matter.
Go to work, Democrats, to make up your
clubs. q. R. WEST,
ED. & PUB. SPIRIT.