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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-03-04
Periodicals

"The London Quarterly for January contains
among many interesting articles Papal Infal-
lioiliry, the great question before the Counci II
Rome.
We have received the frst number Of an admra-
bly, printed work by the American News Company,
New York, entitled The "TECuNoLoGIsT," and de-
voted to Engineering, Manufacture and Building
with appropriate Illustrations. Price 50 per an
mum.
We have for February also Autim's. Magazine and
CAilarens Hour-bo,h excellent works.
The Report Of the Department of Agriculture for
January contains great deal Of useful information
for onr farmers portion Of which we hope to i'm
part through the journal.
Barac's H-cetjg for Boy: and Girls.-This ele-
giant juvenile is the best of is kind, and is peculiarly
adapted to the wants Of Southern children. 1t de-
serves hearty support, and parents could nor d" bet
than secure il for their little The engraving -
are very beautiful. while the paper is as elegantly
printed az any similar publication in this country. II
is dpspvedly popular among the Young and we won
der that all the boys and girls in the South are not
subscribers toit Price 81 a wear. Published BY
j. w Burke d Co, Macon, Georgia.
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RECOGNITION OF THE DIVINE GOVERN
MExT.-The political grannies are hard
at work again on the Sixteenth Amcnd-
mcnt Of the United States Constitution,
which shall recognize the Divine gov
eminent and the existence and author
ity Of the Three Persons in the Trinity.
A call has been issued by Hon. William
Strong, the newly appointed Associate
Justice of Supreme Court, as President
of the National Association for securing
the amendment, for "a general convention
of it's friends at Pittsburg, Pennsylva
MIA, next Thursday.
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Trade in Fertilizers.

This trade in orr section of til" State has grown
into mammoth proportions and III" demand il con
tinuay increasing. Or farmers have found out
that Fer izpr- with iudrio1s culture will pay,
whether up IA et ON or Grain and th.v arr. buying
wear after year more and more With all the 1,nne
mnn'lrps it i y ,Ssblp to max" they know that with
a free rsr of commercial fertilizers their lands can
he che ply h, ought 10 the highest state of prodGc
tiv+nes- in the shortest tms r0Ssib al thy seem
resolved that not only tw" bur many hades Of e -
shall grow ;rouni us in future whore but few 81 w
before Lei them fight it ou on this line and vic
tory j. sure
We call attentinn the large list of Fertile r.
for rale by Mr.. Mack w. JpHNsoN, Guano Mer-
chant Broad Street Atlanta. Georgia. You may
with +aftty rely upon him in supplying your wants in
this line of trade.
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Sprtial Notitrs.
The Season and its Dangers.

The human body is chiefly composed of tissues
and fibr as sensitive to every change in the con-
diton of the atmosphere the most delicate cleo
oinetcr or the quicksilver in | arometer tube.
The stomach. the skin. the the lungs. and
the rxcre0ry organs are especially ab'e to he aztec
ted by ihrse variations aud the best defence against
their disastrous Tendency is to keep the digestive
machinery which feeds and nourslts the whole sys-
tenn IN good working order.
if the stomach il weak dsOrdrred neither the
blood nor the b can BE- in a h'althy state. and nI-
on the fitness Of lhese important fluids for the
offices assigned them by nature, and The regnar
~ of their flow, health in great measure depends.
When the air is heavily laden with chilling vap0rS
as il often j. al this -ee',n Of Ill. year. the digestion
should be an object of prcnIiar care If it is waek
and Iauguit, The Whole physical structure will lbs
enervated. fiji is vigorous, the entire orr anizaton
will be strong resist the untow ard and d- ressimg
influences of damp AMI Vi lated amos here.
pure and poA CT tul tonic is therefore especially
needed a safeguard against the di--a+rs most com
mon in the spring and HustrIterS Stomach Biters
being the most Wholesome and potent m dicin' If
the class at pres MT known course of il is Fart
larry adv-;blr AZ this period of the year. The
stomach will thereby be toned and strengthened the
liver aud bowels regulated. the nervous system
braced mp and nature put in state OF active defence
against tn mias W ich Sup"rnduc-S intermittent
and rrnrnt tevers. rh~matisms, nervous de bility,
headache, hyi ocl ondra and other complaints hich
arr apt t" nssal the untnned and unfnrifed Organi-
cations The body ia stIenthsnel wilh"It exciting
the brain, and consequently unpleasant reaction
follows It's rrvying and rrnovating operation.
TAFr Simmons Liver Regulator rpgualy, enjoy
health yourself and give qualification to those about
YOU.
You will have cause TO bless the day you heard OF
Simmons Liver Regulator
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Eonine Powders INST M"ctual.
Death of Mr. B. A. Grist.

Died ut SMYRNA, in this county on the oath inst.
after a painful and long prntiac'rd Illness, Of
Consumption Mr.. Il A. GRI>T, al the age Of 80
vea,s. | mo,Ghs and 9 days.
Mir GRIsT. wa widely known in this section Of
the State. being or numb'r o. vars, befo e an /
during the war. engaged III journalistic duties in
tlir ctv The Dolq Patriot first launched
forth and d;t"riay cond lct"d by him, and his wit
tici-ns sarrasl,s. aud pa pab'e hits, wan it no small
ropula,iry AMI success. He also af wards
publish, Il lie SJatacyn Statssmaa. with Gen L
Mills, rs ed tor. During the latter pant of tie
war tie Marietta .fdrocute was Published by him
lie wa Il man of unH uchug zeal, g'fe'i by nature
with cheerful anl buoy ant Disposition that mad'
him of easy acquaintance and int tstin4s
saiicrali-t lie rad warm heart and open hand
f. the comfort If friends and relief Of strangers
and WAS ai afitcti.iate brother, dutiu son. fond
and d,vnted husband. lie member Of the
Met odisr hrrth, and III" Christian religion was
indie. snlacet I. him Aurn. hj~ prot acted ckmrss
and -rv re. fife ing He exhibited great foritHde
and pati ucr an to him delrh blessed rel as,
and row fac from sdftrins. h. has as-ro. as We
hunbly opt, hat cline where the 'nhabitan
shaii no, s:y am >k.'
He was bu,ie ia the i.y G. metarv in This place
ON the 9Th list. And thus las passed away anoh-
-r i,e of he Fl tel1y of the Art pieservative of
all Art~'
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Read L this Time.

Don't hcrrnw th- paper, because the subscriber
send us twn dolla's aud Won can have ii for a
A man who will borrow his ehbor's paper, when
he get il y"ar for -. is about as close as the
grocer who caught flies and soaked their feet To get
the SUGAR back that had accumulated by walkin!
over his counter. II i Ia be for the
sakr Of saving a few cents. You can't take money
long with Won when yon die, and if you could it
would probably b" DESTROYED by fire.
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Equine Powders used by all Horse owners.
Taxa ion-Dab7te To Night.

w" ave req"este1 TO state that there will h" a
meeting Tonight al Nic'ols Hail. when there win
b. several ldrp-ses delivered bv the Young men
of tie W. y. q & l. IN favor If taxing the c'ti-
zrns If Martha TO h. id h' Femp" College Those
citizens opposed 20 Taxanu for he rurrose named,
will b. permitted with dn" civii;tv. 10 present their
xi"wS The citizens NAL" and female are respect
filty solicited to attend Pc feet orde viii b" main
tanned TIE Brass Band. learn, will discourse
music for the occasion.
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C'larokea Superior Court.

This Court begins It's Srs.ion on MONDAY next
As il is tim" WHOM the good PEOPLE "m"st do con-
Ererate' tlre JnURNN OFFICE will be represented
there 70 extend its a"Quananc" among th'm. Mr..
J. A. N,SSrS vii b. in Can'on fram MONDAY noon
Ia W"lnps 'av nom and W" trust will he "hon"rel"
hy those uAeht"d Ton and by the many who ought
to subscribe FIR III" JOURNAL
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Marietta Market.

FRIDAY, MIrch L. 1370.--Corrected Weekly by
WINTERS g. WHiTLocK.
COTTON-The market closed active at 2lt cents
for middlng 2l4 for low middlings - for good or
binary.
GRAIN-whrats 81 IS to 81 IS; Corn 81 Is; Oats
81 GO, Rye Il 10
MEAL-$l 30
FLOUR-S6 SO to SO 90 barrel.
BACOE-Sdes nc; Shoulders l5c; Hams 2oc.
LEATHER-Whi = Oak ste; Hemlock ~ to 30;
Country Sole 35c Upper acc Harness Sic,
LARD--In barrels 223c Lard in Ca.ldi"s 23c.
MOLASSES-New Orleans 81 w to 81 10, Col
den 81 90; Cuba 65c, TO 75c.
PEAS-None.
SUGAR-From Ice. TO 2Cc.
TOBACCO-From rs to 81 IS; Virginia Leaf
SOC
LIME sc. per bushel,
ROPE ,tom Rope soc; Jute &c; Manila Soc.
SAIL Liverpool s. So per sack; Virgin:as b 70,
per sack.
IRON-sweed Ice; Rolled &c to &c; PIOw Steel
I5c; Cast Steel &c.
BtTTER-Country 3Oc.
EGGS Is cents.
CHICKENS, Is TO 25 cents piece.
FACTORY YARN-Roswell 81 w.
OAKLEY MILi.S-2,OO.
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ND WMDL Hul1I,E CARDS,

LEATHER Betting AND HOSE.
Made of the best Oak Tanned Leather. aud WAT
,anie'l-Lrst quality
ALSO,
On hand pplies of all kinds (or furnished to or
der) f. Cotton aud Woolen Mills Rail Roads, Ma
chime Soaps Grist and Saw Mills &c &c
Agent tor sale Of Wo"l Carding Machines from
"a to As INCHES wide Jacks Lorfns, Pckers Bur
Machints. Card Grinders, Move Wrr all sizes and
numbers, &c all Of the very best qualify and low
ert prices for ca-h.
JOHN II. HASKELL,
No. 80. s. Eastern ST., Baltimore. Nd.
February IT, 1870
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Fer New York.

II Won are g"nr t" NV York and wish 10 enjoy
palatia accommodations ut s a. ins take The Short
Sea Iinein one Of those fine Steamships under their
Rentlemanlv and pxnp,"nrel Commanders. leaving
Cha'l st"n every Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday.
If van wish :" q 4 v0ur Goods s"e"dilv. safrv and
without delay lave them ,lirpd hv This Line.
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Our National DISC. ders-Dr Eobaoks Cures.

Our National Disoi ders-Dr- Eoback Cures.
The Amer can -tonr,cL is a t''rnenting organ. 1t
i. cene,n y oui Of order. Tne rta- on is obvious
Tie driving man If business has Iot lime, or will not
take time properly 10 mas iratr hi fo"d. He bolts
il. and Il, bad lais ar catchl' e. all Glasses follow
lis kan pie Ii,ucr DI,peI s;a, with all lis c"mp-
cat;c,--.eucr Indig sici, Liver Complaint, and
disorders of tine bo,yrls in all their va inu- phases
Against .h,ee an hundred 9TH complaints the
Scandinavian Bluoa Ps and BlnoI Purifier are
wagimg an extemina'ig warfare. The succets OF
tlnse m, dcines has been astonishing even in an age
of scientific miracles: They do not alleviate. they
extn.tish Il disorder. Tie agony. the fryer the de-
biy tho spondrncy, which characterize aii,c-
tons If the digestive and etivr organs vanish
DIR tie inf cnce at these preparations. The cons-
tuition itself acquire new energy under their
orrrsfious. See Advertisement,
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The oroide God Watch.

We have received from tho makers Messrs.
JANIS GFRtEp & Co. New York one Of their inn
proved "Oroile Gold Watches" IT'S wprranted TO
keep good time. and TO retain is cool appearance
aud we have ro d"nbt that inva,iaIp satisfaction
will h" given To all who prefer watches of This kind.
See Advertisement.
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MEMPHIS, February 26-The cars on
the Mississippi Crntralroad went through
the trcstlo below Oxford Mr.. Mec"nico
and son We're hilled, and Colonel Sam
Tate lad a leg broken. Fifteen bodies
were taken from the wreck at the last
accounts, who were mostly emigrants
for Texas.
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Notice.

Cherokee County Georgia
Orlinarys Office, Feb. LIST, 1e7o.
All persons concerned are hereby notified that the
Stand ard Weights and NJ assures for this County
have been rec, ived Parties desiring 10 can bavs
their Weights aud Measures seated and staml o.,
acco ding e. Inv.
W. r. D. Mo.s, Ordinary.
Printers Fee SIS.
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Presbytery of Cherokee

VIII meet in the Presbyterian Church in Marietta,
on Thursda/ the 10th. inst. at II o'clock 4. NJ,
and will he op mel with sermon. The Citizens of
Marietta respectfully invited to attend
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Relieved.

Several hnnlrrd Georgans are relieved of their
disabilities hv the hi recently passed by Congress-
So far so GOOD. rhore universal amnesty will
not be long delayed.
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The Museum man has seen one Of the
legs of he multiplication table. Well,
we never!
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MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
Friday Worn. March A, 1870
Internal Revenue Notice.

All parties ine crested will note the announcement
of the Revenue Officer in another Column. Make
your returns by the LIST ofApril ensuing
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WHISKY was asked what mine was the
best TO invest in, and replied "mine
o,yv, -
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Equine Ointment b.s, fo- Horses and cattle
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The syn proniS # liver con-
plailIt are uneas;ness and pain
in the SIDE. Sometimes the
paints in The sll0nltlcr. ard is
misla ken, f. riltumaiisrn. 7 lie
stomach is aii, cltd with loss Of
'nwrls in general coslive. some
lax. The head is troubI. d
avy, sensation, considerable
loss uf memory, accom- anied
with painful nsatiou nf hav-
ing left s0m' iling uHdons
which ought ohave been done.
Often coilpla ming ofwrakn, So
debility aid lowspirils. sone-
ve symptoms attend the dis sse
-, Gu. 80 tl.,.. ~ III ;,..
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p = u = :. = g /:

TheIcah Marietta istvrym mi p e. abroad
land surs@sa e.
eu.nntr fned
. nSeuabHsb "toa" Female College their wit
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Dn. sEMWGES
Liver Ia G GI11aEoE

Liver II cG711atOr
A preparation of roots and heihs, warranted TO be
strictly vegetable md can do no ininr 10 any one
II has brru used hy Hundreds. and kiown t'r the
last tliry-five years Of the NEST T. llal, en-
cacious aud harmless rel tatiois cv'r sil'r "a lie
suffering If taken regularly and ielriseitly it is
TIA
& Dyspepsia. hra'ach. jsrrslice
u b c,stivrTipss. sick headael,s.
81 DcHII ,TNu III chronic diuIllda, affections Of
81 nEulLlIUI, III the bladder, camp dys,ntery,
e 81 afi clions Of tie kinlpys,
4 B t~vrl nervousness. chillS, dir
: a-rs Of the skin impuii Of the blood Gelarchuy
or DEF ressn of prints, h. arbarn, colo OF palps IN
the bowels pain in the head fever and ague drol sy,
hoil- pain in the back and limbs. asthma. speas
female affections and bilious diseases etnel all y.
J II ZEII IN & CO.;
Druggists, Macon Ca.
Price FL by mail 81 %.
The following highly respectable persons can attest
10 the vrtu,s of this valuable mt dlcne, and 10 whom
We me+t resp, cifiIliy refer
Gen W $ Holt. President w II II Company;
Rev ] K Fielder. Perry Ga: Col + X Sralks Albany
Ga G. MaS;erson, Esq Sh' fl Bibh county Dykes &
Spathaw Ed'rs "floitiia Ia ah;sser; Kew j w
Burke Macon. Ga Yireil Powers, Esq. Suit w
K k Daniep Billiard, ballard Station NJ & BRR
rwiggs county. Ga: Rev + Easterlrg I t. RI Tor
da Conference /; Mai. A + Wooley, Kingston, Ga;
Editor Macon Telegraph.
For sale by
r. T. BRUMBY & SONS. and
VIM. ROOT & SONS, Marietta.
And Druggists generally.
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Use Equine Powders
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lts sic II the Above ?! mp'Glns attend the DIS are
and other times very few Of them; hut the Liver
is generally tie organ most involved. Cute the liver
with
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alp"tlte;iliI sICiNn.sS.
times alternating with
with pain. aud Anll b.
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Dyspepsia. hradach' jsrraice
costivrup,s. sick h,adacls.
chronic diuilltda a, Affections Of
the bladder, camp dys,ntery,
afi; clions Of tie kin'tneyS,
FLYER Nervousness, chill~, dis
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oYYICIAL NOTICES.


One superintendent at the rate Of $500
per annum. s. N2g
One clerk-at the rate Of 4i2ooper annum.
One day watchmsn at the rate Of $7Ss
Two night watchmen-at the rate Of s4s0
Three nurses at the rate q $40 each,
per annum. ia ssa a.
One cook-at the rate Of to4o Per annum.
s. HoME OF THE AGED AND MFIRM.
For the discharge Of heduties incident to
the Home Of the Aged and Infirm, he shall
One matrou--at the rate Of $500 PEI annum.
- 80 coUBrHoUsEs. e
For the discharge Of the duties incident to
the courthouses, he shall appoint
One keeper Of courth0uses- the rate OF
924O0 per annum.
The duties Of the keeper to be such as are.
laid down in ordinances Nos. 456 and 2147,
page 200, instituting said Office. - ~
SEC. g. Be it further ordained That the
foregoing appointees shall be subject TO such
rules and re equations az the Administrator
of the. Department. from time 70 time may
prescribe.
SEC. a. Be it further ordained, That the
salaries of all officers appointed to duties in
the Department Of Waterworks and Public
Buildings shall be paid monthly.
Sec 5. Be it further ordained, That all or
dinances and resolutions, and parts OF the
hereby repealed. s. 8
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, July 5, 1870. So, =
- BENZ. +. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy: ..a - - - +.
II. CosouEsr CLARKE, Secretary.
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y mo. 255-Administratio Series.]
WHEREAS, The lighting by gas the streets
of the Fifth District of this city, late town
Of Agiers and McDonogh viIle, parish of
Orleans, right bank, will prove economical,
an Improvement of great utility, and calcu-
lated largely to enhance the value of prop
& b It resoleed, That the Mayor If the city
New Orleans be and he is hereby authorized
and directed to enter into negotiations with
the Algiers Gas Light Company, composed
Of Messrs. C. E.. Girartley, William McCul-
lOch and j. III. O'0Onn0r, their associates, or
such others as they may associate with them
selves under the name and style Of the al.
giers Gas Light Company" to furnish the
Fifth District, Late town Of Algiers and Nc
DOdoghville, with gas for lighting said dis
trict, and the exclusive privilege Of vending
gas light therein, the terms OF the negOtia-
ton to be submitted to ehe Council before
approval; provided the same does not con-
tiict with any privilege previously granted.
or charter conferred. 80 r4a 80 q
!. Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, July S, 1870, the following
members being present and yoting:s~
Yeas: West, Shaw, Delassize, Emley,
Pierce, Walton, B0nzanO. t-s.' sAes@ -
l. BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor
A true copy:
H. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. sSes
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re- , s.r b. MvYORALIX OF NEW OkLkANnyS
i ~. .e-A City Hall, July S, 1870
mo. 252-AdministratiO Series.
Ordinance relating to the Canal and Clai-
E borne street Railroad Company. --i
Be it ordained by the Council of the city
of New Orleans, That by virtue OF the
power vested in the city by section three OF
ordinance No. 1904, new series, the Canal
and Claiborne street railroad company be
and are hereby ordered to extend their line
of road on the outer edge and south side Of
the neutral ground on Canal street, from
Rampant to Claiborne street, and ON the
outer edge and north side of the said neu-
trail ground from Claiborne to Rampant
street. - a. -
Be it further ordained, That the said ex-
tension be made according to lines to be
furnished under the direction of the Admin
istrator of improvements, and shall be com
pleted within six (6) months from the date
Of the passage Of this ordinance. Il
Adopted by the Council Of the city of New
Orleans, July 5, 1870, the following mem
bers being present and voting:
Yeas: West, Shaw, Delassize, Emley,
Pierce, Walton, BOnzano.
Nays: None.
BENZ. +. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
H. CoNouEsT CLARKE. Secretary
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H. CONorEsr CLARKE. Secretary.

ID MAYoRALTY OF NEw ORLEANS,
49, City Hall, July5 1870. )
mo. 2I2-Administratio Series.
An ordinance to provide for the payment Of
the accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following ac-
counts be allowed and that the Admins
traitor of Accounts warrant on the Adj
ninistrator of Finance for the payment OF
the same:
John +. Deane. Clerk of Supreme Court,
for sundries furnished said court, 1913.
PAY rolls in the Department of the Mayor,
for June. 1870, $l403 IS.
Pay rolls OF the Department OF Public
Accounts for June, 1870, including extra
force employed on floating debt statement,
revision and division of tax bills, revision OF
back pay rolls, night labor on the several
matters named, and investigation OF affairs
of Jefferson. City and parish of Orleans,
right bank, $5729 65. -.
Salary of Mayor and Administrators for
June, 1870, $4l25. .,....,
Pay roll of salaries of teachers porters,.
etc, of public schools for the month OF
June. certified by Nathaniel T. Kendall,
secretary, S3l ,O25 40.
Adopted by the Council of the city OF
New Orleans, July 5, 1870, the following
members being present and voting:
Yeas: West, Shaw. Delassize, Emley,
Pierce, Walton, Bonzano.
Nays: None.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
II CnSnrrSr ~ >pEp Secretary
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60 q r4 fMAYoRALTx OFs NEW ORLxANs,
y. ..-if-.s "a City Hall, July S, 1870.
mo. 256A-Administration Series.]

ResoIred, That the Administrator Of As
sessments shall furnish The Administrators
of Finance correct roll Of the amount due
E. L. Bercier, +. F. TriiIchard, William De
Buys, Felix Lozi and L. A. Holland as en-
ployes of the Department of Assessments,
from the sixth to the twenty-third day Of
April, and the Administrator Of Public Ac-
counts is hereby authorized TO warrant on
the Administrator Of Finance for se525 in
payment of said roll,' the Administrator Of
Finance taking individual receipts therefor.
Adopted by the Council of the city IF New
Orleans July S, 1870, the following mem
beers being present and voting: sfgs q
y Yeas: West, Shaw, Delassize, Finley,
Pierce, Walton, Bonzano. 'f - isf
Nays: None. ~ '5 htF 5.in1ii i'lni
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:eess @ s.ssf
H. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary III
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orrTclII'I nSf1cba
MAYoRALsY OF NEW O3LE>xs,
- City Hall, July 5, 1sfo

MY hAlI, July ., 1oWs
mo. Standardization Series.l
Resolred, That the. adjudication BY the
Administrator Of Waterworks and Public
Buildings Of a contract, under resolution
No. 81, Administration series, for suppl ing
the patients Of the Insane Asylum, with
fresh meat unto Louis Ruch, for the price
and sum pf six cents per pound. with y. a.
Dennison and F. Hyer as securities, IN the
sum of two thousand dollars $4,000 De and
accepted, and the Eaypor authorized to sign
and execute, on behalf Of the city, the
necessary contract before the City Notary
to carry the same into effect. -, a.,
Adopted by the Council of the city OF
New Orleans, July s, 1870, the following
members being present and voting:
Yeas: West, Shaw, Delassize, Emley,
Pierce, Walton, Bonzano., ta,
Nays: None.
BENZ. +. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
II. CoNQUEsr CLARKE, Secretary.