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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Dec. 81, 1865.
INC. l205-N. S !

1--we AGOO-Ns . j
AN ORDINANCE for the protection Of tie City Water
Works.
ReSOlred, SECTION 1. 1t shall be unlawful for
any person unauthorized by city ordinances or moi
employed by the Water Works commss toner's 10
take water from any public cistern or fire plug.
or TO open the same so as 10 expose the water 10
waste: or TO turn any public or private stop.cock
or In any way or manner iDjure the buildings, res.
eryoirs or other property belonging to the City
Water Works; and the person so offendiag shall
be subject TO fine not less than ten nor mora
than twenty-fv dollars or in default of the
payment OF the fine shall be imprisoned not less
than ten Nor more than thirty days.
SEC. 2. No person shall make any attachment TO
the street mains Of the City Water Works or to any
private attachment connected herewith, or any
alteration IN such private attachments without a
tpseiai permit IN writing, signed by the proper
tending shall be subject to a fine not less than
twenty nor more than one hundred dollars; or, IL
the hne be not paid, Imprisonment for not less
than ten nor more than thirty days.
SEC. 3. Whoever shall himself or by anv of
bis family. or by any of his servants or agents.
use or waste the water from any part of the
water works, or open any stop-cOck or valve.
or shall let on or shut of the water into or from
any pipe, with ut written authority from the
proper officer of the Water Works, shall be sub.
lect 10 hne OF not less than twenty nor more
thsn hi'y dollars, or in default Of payment of
said penalty shall be imprisoned not ess than FIVE
nor more than twenty days.
e.. 4. whoever, having water license, shall
use the water, or suffer IL TO be used from the
Migrant designated therein for any other purpose
tnan mat specihed, or shall suffer any person not
Included In the license to use water from said
hydrant, or shall suffer such hydrant to remain
exposed 10 public use, shall be fined not less than
Ten nor more than twenty FIVE dollars, or
isiling TO pay the hne shall be Imprisoned notices.
than nve nor more than thirty days for each
ofense.
sso. 5. Parties paving streets. alleys and side.
walks are expressly forbidden to destroy or cover
up any valve or stop-bo attached to the water
works, under penalty of not less than twenty.
nve nor more than one hundred dollars for
each ofieDse, or in default of payment thew
shall be imprisoned for not less than ten nor more
than thirty days.
FEC. 6. 1t shall be unlawful for any person to
OWL OF keepa Key TO any stop-cock, hydfant or
fre-plug Of the Water Works. snIess SO Authorized
by city ordinances. and any one 80 offending shall
be liable TO fine Of not less than twenty nor
mere than fifty dollars. or II be fan to pay the
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW 0RLBAss
City Hall, Dec. IS, 100.
~. IIan =

Bfsolued. That from and after the LIST Of Janu-
sry 1869 the treasurer and all others collecting or
receiving money for the city of New Orleans are
instructed TO receive in payment of taxes.
licenses or any other dues, only United States
currency.
Resolred. That within FIVE days after the pro-
mulestion Of the foregoing resolution, all Of the
money then in the city treasury known as city
money shall be counted and destroyed in the man
ner prescribed 10 existing ordinances. aud the
treasurer is hereby forbidden TO pay out any OF
said money, on any account Whatever.
(signedl ALFRED hssRSf
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS Marley.
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 2s, 1868.
(Sgned) JOHN X. CONWAY. Mayor.
true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL. Secretary.
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penalty shall be imprisoned not less thai ten nor
Lore than thirty l30) days.
FEC Z. IL is made the duty OF all city officers,
as well as the police and street commissioner s
department to report all violations of this ordi-
nance TO the superintendent Of the Water WORKS I;
aud the assistant city attorney is hereby required
10 prosecute all parties reported to him by the
board Of water commissioners for infractions OF
the sane.
(Signed) THOMAS Marley
President Board Aldermen.
(Signed) G. PANDELY,
President pro TEN. Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 81, 1865.
(siRned) JoHS r. CONWAY, Mayor.
true copy:
JOIN W. OVERALL Secretary.
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STATES DISTRICT couxr-

- District Of Louisiana In the Of VIM b, II .mil
ton, bankrupt-In Bankruptcy, No 35Wheress, William
Hami ton, # New ORLEANS and District aforesaid.
duly bankrupt under the Congress Of
I'd 1867, has this day fled In said Court petition praying
for discharge and certificate thereof FROM all his deb and
other claims provable under said act;
Notice therefore given all creditors who
their debts and all other in interest the 4h
day of January 1869 at III assigned or the hearing
Of the and that they then and there attend
cuse sny they have whs the prayer Of the said petition
should be granted
further given the Bankrupt undergo
examination feers Register Augusn tie 9th day Of
January, 1862 at his once al Exchange Alley. at
10 A.
Clerks Once. New Orleans, December 20. 1855.
ds2329 X. LOEN, Deputy Clerk.
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- Distflct OF LoHissna-l0 the matter 90 ~ al n
Bowie Jr bankupt-In Baptruptey NO il9-Hhtrsas Al.
zen T. B0wie Dr.. OF Tensas parish Dytret af0re-
said GUY ceelarsd bankrupt under the ac> of Con
gress Of March 2 1867 has tn day filed court ps
or pray ing for discharge and certificate ihersos nom All
his oeo's an other claims proSable under said act
Notice is therefore given to credit0r have proved
htr debts and 10 all other In interest," tina, ths
ith osy Of January, 1862 at II sssgaed tia
nearing OF the same and that they then there
tend and show cause Il they have Why the prayer
the sad petition should not be granted
And further notice given that the bankruD viii underg,
an examination before Register Kellogg Iln day OF ~
A. 1863, at his rfce House. AT II clock n
Gle KS Office New Orleans, December q 1865
de25 ia2 X LOkW ueputv Qerk
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in BANKRUPTCY.
IN BANK PIT

TN BANKRUPTCY-BsT eF JAMES r.
states Narstals Oaies District Of Leuisi
ana Orleans necem 80 1o63Thts Is notice
rst the 3Uth day December, A. ID 1858 warrant IN
bankruptcy ssued against the 81 james John
son. OF New Or ears the parish Of Orleans, aud State
of Louisi "a Who ~as adj dyed esnkrd2t on his
petition; that the payment OF any aso ana
delivery OF property belonging to such rsakrupt 20
for his and the TRANSFER Of properly b. hi
are forbidden law; that meeting Of the editors q the
said prove their debts and TO che mora
Of hs viii be Led { Court Of bankruptcy
20 holden No Al Nchange Pacein the city OF View
Orleans Louisiana. before Donstien Augustn Register,
A-No 2D2 r. J. HEBRON,
lfe6 s. Marshal, District Of Louisiana
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

y District Of Louisiana In Matter Of Chas Parr
bnkruptln Ban suptcy, No. 50Whsreas Chas Parr OF
New Oreans and District AZORES aid Jared bankrupt
under the act Of Congess Of March 2 1867 cd
IN said Court petit on pray for disch aud certificate
theieoi from oil his deots other claims provab under
said act;
office Is therefore to nj creditors who hsve provd
their debts and TO all other In interest," that the
DAY OF Jsnusy lt69 at II is assigned for the hearing
OF the and that they tbs aud
chow eaute they have why the prayer Of said petition
should not be grained
And urther notice is gwen that the Bankrupt viii under
examination before Register Pitkn. 18th
Janrarv A. n. 1859 At his office Customheuse at A.
clerks Office, New Orleans, December Is 1868
d25 JAZZ X Jew Depufv Clerk.
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" District Of Lousana-In the matter Of john Cobb
esukrupi-In Bankuptcy-ke 4s2- where's, John u.
Cobb. Of New orleans and district aforesaid, duly de-
caeo Bank under the Of Congress Of March 1851
has this day filed In said Court petition prayn dis
and certificate thereof from ali his other
claims prOvable under said act,
Notice is therefore gwen TO all creditors who
have PROVED their debts, and TO all other persons
In interest that the 18th OF January ls69sa II O'Clock
assigned for the hearing tn. they
then and there attend and show IL ANY they have
why the OF the said petition should be
And further ncce gwen that bankrupt ti undergo
alton before REGISTER Dea l2th day OF Jaaa-
AIRY, loo9, 81 once Customhouse, At 6 o'clock ..
,;lerk's Office. New Orleans Dec. Is 1893
de.5 JAZZ lOE n, DePuiy Clerk
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HATED SKATES pIsrKICr couHr.

- District Of Louisiana-In alter OF j. IS Wlam.
bankupt-ln Bankruptcy-No. 693-whereas J 3 Williams
OF Carroll parish and district Aforesaid duly
Iupt under tbs Act Of Congress OF March 1857 has
and certificate thereof his deOts add other claims
provsb'e under said Act;
Notice therefore given 10 all creditors have proved
tier debts and TO all other l4t
DAY Of January 1863 At III Is assigned hearing
OF The same, and that they may and
show cause any they have Why the prayer Of pst
tic should not be graz ted
And further notice given that the bankrupt wiz undergo
an examination before Register tue 2 day OF
nary, A. ID 1869 At Monroe, La.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, Dec. %. 1868
de25 JAZZ LOEg, Deputy Clerk
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- Dstrit OF LOusianain the mater at Lephfn BrOns
sard, bsnkrupt-In bsnkupcy-No 5ob- WheT aas phrn
Bcussard, parish 81 Martin, and district a0eszd, duiy
ared banArtpt under the Aes Of Congress of March 3D.
e61 has this cay filed IN laid court petition. for
discharge cerhcate thereof debts other
claims provsbie under SAID act;
Notice theret given TO all creditors who have proved
their debts 20 all other in rte that the i
day of JsI uary 1859 IA Il assigned Othe hearing
of the and that they then and
show II ihey have why the prayer the said Pc
tit on should o., be granted
And further notice Is given that the bankrupt undergo
examination before Regter Pkn. ths 18th sy Of
Jsnuary A ID 1859 at Office ('ustoEhnuse, at 70.
Clerks Office, New Orleans Dse. p. 1855.
de25 jag X. LOEw, Defusy Clerk
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IrNIrFD STATES DIsrsrcr 40 tJRT-

District Of Lou sisns-In Bau kruDtcy-Nof 37In thu
matter ofJohn b. Howard bankruptH heresr John How.
ard cf New Oreaus and district Aforesaid. duly de-
cleared Bankrupt under the OF Congress OF March 1857
hss this day filed IN SAID petition praying
charge and certificate thereof from all his debts aud other
claims prnvsble under said act.
Notice therefore giveR ell creditors prcved
their debts and TO all other interest that the ltn
Gay OF January, le69 at III assigned the hear-
Of the and that they then and tsrs attend
and show they have why prayer Of the said
petition should not be granted.
And further noce is given that the bankrupt UNDERGO
an examination be Register kel ogg 18th day OF
Jsnusry, 1909. st his Office, Custom House Iildiag
at o. lock n.
clerks Office New Orleans, December o 1868
oezo Jazz X. LOkN Deputy Clerk
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ITkIrED STATES Du.rHIcr ooUar-

Y tirct Of ouisI.na-In Btnkuptcy-N0 3sl-In 4 e
matter OF Andrew j. Morrison bankrupt-Wheres. Andrew
D. Morrison, OF the parish Of Conc0rda strict
said duly dec AIRED bankrupt under the Act Of Congress
farch 20 1861 has this day led in said Court petition pray
ing Tor d charge and certificate thereof from all his debt
and other claims pr .vable under said act.
Notice Is therefore given all creditors
their debts and 20 all other III interest that s
day OF January 1869 at II O'Clock is assigned the
hearing OF the and that they
and show cause If tie have why the OF the said
petition should Iot be granted.
And further notice given that the bankrupt VIII undergo
examin afion before Register Augustin the of
JaLuay 1869 at his Office al Exchange Alsy At n
Clerks fce, New Orleans. December 20 1868
de25 jr29 X. LOEW. Deputy Clerk
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limited STATES DISTRICT COURT

~ District Of Louisiana. In the Matter Of Lloyd
X Coleman bankrupt-In Bankruptcy, No. C31-Whersss
Lilo, R. Coleman for himself end member Of the firms
OF Coleman, BTon Withers and Coleman 4 Withers Of
New Orleans and District Aforesaid duls declared
under the Act Of Congress Of March 3D. 1857, has this
day hied In said Court petition praying DISCHARGE
and certificate thereof from all his other claims
provable under said act;
Notice therefore given to al creditors who have proved
tier deb and 70 all other person5 In the .th
day OF January 1862 at II assigned hearing Of
the same and that they and there attend aud Sow
cause any they have why the Of the said petition
And further police IL given that the bankrupt viii under
60 an elimination before Register Desne
Jsnusfy 1852 At his Office Customhouss At II A. NJ
Clerks Nee New Orleans, Dec q, 1858
dezoj29 L0EW, Deputy Clerk.
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IN pANknurrcY-EsrArE or Rlcu,Rp q

In BANKRUPTCY-EsTA or RICHARD @.
Wooton = United States Marsbs's Office District OF
Louisiana. New Orleans December p 1868 This Is give
notice that the 18th day December, A 1883 War
rart IN Bankruptcy issued against the estate OF
Richard q. Wootsn, Of the parish OF Catalonia and
State Of Louisiana who sdjadged bankrupt his
tition: that OF deots and delivery
Of property belonging such bankrupt 10 him his
and the Of property by him forbidden by
Of creditors Of the 70
their debts and to choose assnees o. his
will be bed Court Of Bankruptcy % holden
NO Al Exchange Place in the city Of New Oeans Lou
isana before Donation Augstn the OF
January A. d. 1867, at u O'Clock n.
A-No 1855. J. HEBRON.
deg ja30 U. 5. Marshal. District OF louisiana
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In BANKRUPTCY-EsT OF URBIS La
roassin, Individually and IS eoParner Of Y: LarOus.
sini Co.-United States Marshas Omce. District Of
Louisiana, Nev Orleans December IS le5s-This Is to
give notice that on the 10th dag Of DecembS d. 1893
Warrant in Bankruptcy issued against the estate
Of UIbiz Laroussini and eopartner OF U. LsrOus-
sni Co, Of the city Of New Orleans, parish
bankrupt on bis own petition that she y.ynsni q
debts and delivery Of property belonging 10 such
bankrupt, Rim for bis use and the transfer Of
property By him. forbidden BY law; that NESTING Of
the creditors Of the Bankrupt their deoss and 70
choose sssignees OF his estate vii be he'd
Court Of Bankruptcy, TO be holden al No u hxenAngs
Place. In the city Of New Orleans Louisiana oeire Dons
en Augustn, Register the Isl day Of February
1873 At II o'clock n, x.u-uo~
AN. l95 " o. dhnnCs.
de29 is;J IT, a Marshal. Dis,riet v Lsatsiana
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IaGdeii,y a.a Murde 2.

HORRIBLE AFFAIR NEAR BYHALrA, MssfssTPPI-A
HUSBAND MURDERED BY MS wIFEs PARAMOUR
HIS BODY BURIED, WHILE ALIVE, By TRE cRiMI-
NAILS.
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SPECIAL TELE(sRAMS.
FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, June, 1S.-A mass meeting OF
Conservatives was held here this afternoon,
Nhsiness houses being closed for the purpose
@bOut four thousand people assembled in
he Park. The tenor of the speeches made
Nas, that while negro suffrage, nor even an
Akpurgated constitution, was desirable, yet
ID should be accepted that the State might
gain return to the Union and peace, and
se restored TO prosperity.
The claims of Mr.. Walker, the ConserYa-
I've Republican candidate for Governor,
fere urged and recognized with enthusiasm
N the audience.
FROM TENNESSEE.
h NASHVILLE, June 1S.-Senter, (Conserva-
I've Republican, has gained ground during
De discussion in East Tennessee, and the
bore sanguine friends of his are now claim
Rhg that section of the State. The Demo-
Fats, as an organi cation, seem to have en-
Nrely abandoned the field, and are not even
Dominating candidates for the State Legis-
Ature.
GEORGIA QUIET.
W AsHINGToN, June 1S.-Official reports
1eceived from Georgia state that affairs there
ave quieted down. and thst many of the
D-called outrages have arisen from person
n matters, and have no political complex
IN whatever.
ELECTION IN VIRGINIA.
WAsHINGToN, June 1S.-The coming cleo
pm in Virginia is going TO be very close,
else the supporters of one or the other
rty are very much at fault in their judg-
lent of the Situation. The Walker men
40 come up here say they are sure of car
ing the State, and Wells men profes:
naI confidence in their ticket It Is gen.
FaIly conceded that the Constitution viii
We ratified with the omission of two clauses
"a which separate vote is to be taken.
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such cases peace follows, as an inevitable,
legal consequence, from the suppression of
the instruction. The resistance TO the
constitution and laws being overcome,
they resume their sway by their own IN
herent force. The war being waged SIM
ply to overcome resistance TO law, ends
when the resistance Is overcome, and civil
power takes the place of military force,
by the silent operation of the constitution
and laws, which, having been temporarily
suspended, resume their sway. This con-
stitutes peace In such cases, according to
the uniform practice of this Government;
according TO the doctrine of its own Jul
dietary. 1t has never been the design of
the Government to declare the war ter
minated, because that was unnecessary.
1t has not, In any act of Congress, since
the suppression of the rebellion, declared,
or recognized a state of war. The propo-
sition that the unwarranted exercise of a
power incident to war, creates condition
eff war and of hostility, because there
cannot be war without hostility,) cannot
be entertained upon any principle. 'In
"a civil war, the military power is called
''in only to enable the Government TO
Exercise its legitimate ciUil authority. The
''rights of war exist only while the war
Continues. No success can extend the
'powers of any department beyond the
Limits prescribed by the organic law. F"
This is the language of the National
Judiciary Sprague, 1913.
Congress has recognized a condition of
peace for four years. The civil power of
the United States has been fully restored
for nearly that period. 1t is undeniably
true, that this Commission cannot try
offenses against the laws of the United
States, because the courts of the United
States are open in this State. Congress
has recognized the existence of the civil
government of these States-declaring
them provisional. This renders them
legal, for the time being, and they are
clearly not hostile. The Supreme Court,
recently, in Texas against White, recog-
nized the State Of Texas as under legal
government, and in friendly and peaceful
relations to the United States, so as to
entitle that State, by the agency of that
Government, to maintain a suit in that
Court, under the provisions Of the Consti-
tution-a state of things incompatible with
a condition of war. Congress has power
to declare war, that is to say, power to
declare whether the nation will go to war;
but no one understands by this, that Con-
gress may hold citizens in condition Of
war, when there is neither actual war,
nor hostility, nor resistance, in the form
of rebellion or instruction, nor In any
other form, to the authority of the United
States. For such a state Of things, Con-
GROSS pouSt emnlov other mowers than
those resulting from war.
In conclusion, the palpable evidences
of peace around us-the existing politi-
cal condition-the relations of the citizens
as northumberland the State as a politi-
cal community, to the Government of
the United States proclaim state of
peace; and, therefore, the trial of citi-
zens by Military Commission, is con-
demned as unauthorized and illegal, by
the principles of the Constitution.
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(Signed)
Jackson. Nav eth. 1869

Hon. JosErH G.. CRANE, Mayor, &C.
SIR: The City Marshall has called twice at
my residence with a view of making a levy
on personal property To satisfy the claim OF
the city for taxes on property assessed TO
me. Ga both occasions Informed the Mar
shall that had no property IN the house and
that he must render the city liable for a
trespass. aA4i put me 10 the trouble OF en-
Joining ii he proceeded to levy on Mrs.
Nerger's property 10 satisfy claim of the
city against me. | trust before any further
action il taken, YOU will satisfy yourself Of
the correctness of these views. / contem-
plate at an early day making such PROPOSE
tions In behalf Of my wife as will lead TO a
satisfactory adjustment of the damages 10
her property, caused by the action of the
city authorities. In pursuance OF this in
tention l propose an interview with your
self or with the Mayor and Council as
sembled, with the view OF eiiecting the adj
justment noted. The injury TO the property
is very great, and as all governments are
made with a view OF protectioR and not de-
stiuctiOR, trust my proposition VIII be ac-
cepted. Respectfully,
(Signed) Il. NJ. \ ERGER.
The title deeds to the property real and
personal, upon which the defendant resides
was here produced, showing that lac had no
claim upon any portion of the same, all
being the property of his wife.
The marriage contract between +. NJ. err
ger and Cornelia 4. Bass, was also read and
offered In evidence.
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AZ SUCCEsS-INTEREsTING TO FRUIT
ahowERs.-The folding fruit boxes, veget-
able crates and poultry coops, patented by
ard now being manufactured for Messrs.
lindsey Il O'oullivan, of this city, are al
ready an established success. Since the pub
ilHAtion of their advertisement a few days
nWp, they have received several large or
NWFs, and their facilities for manufacturing
NAWnow so complete that shippers can be
&Ipplied to any extent at short notice. The
NNt premium was promptly awarded TO
tlARee crates and boxes at the recent State
NMlr in New Orleans and at the Fruit Grow
RAM Convention in this city, they were very
M4nerally admired. They possess several
n4eitive advantages over all other fruit box
ea 8hat we have seen, while the marvelOusly
lnR price at which they are offered, speaks
MMAl for the manufacturing capacity of the
AkNssrs. Stewards shops in West Jackson. 1t
NfNes us real pleasure to make mention of
th&se evidences of genius and enterprise in
Git midst. Mr.. Lindsey will shortly visit
thk Eastern and Western States with view
~ niSposing of rights to the patent, and we
haFe no doubt of his meeting with great
MNnceSS.