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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-11-19
STRAYED OR STOLEN

The Board of School Commissioners will meet. at FL
ton. ON TUESDAY, the 29th inst
by order. JOHN SQUIER,
Nov ~. lST0-2w Secretary
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GEORGE p. THOMAS, President.
A. X. FOARD, Secretary
DIRECTORS

Hamilton Easter, Allen A. Chapman George F. Thomas
Hugh Ssson. Hiram Wood. George Ii. Miller William
Derives, Charles Webb, Thomas Cassari
These gentlemen all well and fyorubly known ms
among the best commercial mon in the State This is
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Statesmen WANTED.

SGn WEEK paid agents, male female, in
sOOO new manufacturing business at home No
capital required Address N0vELrr Co. Sscu NJ. TI53l
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A correspondent of the Washington
we'll and in two column article gives the
substance of the conference. In reference
to
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THE ONLY MARYLAND COMPANY,
GU II MPANY.

Its success has equallsd the expectations Of its
sanguine friends Its rates and dividends compare with
the oldest and best companies in the country. 1t is
emphaticalIy
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Nov u, 1870
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-05-27

0r- The Hon. l.. a. Pierce. Of the
Fifth Mississippi Congressional Dis
trict, has appointed Michael Howard,
tcolorci.) 10 a West Point ca5el-hip.- N
Young IIoward's father j. o member Of
the Mississippi House OF Repre-. cnt.-
lives.
This is the first appointment OF IN
American citizen Of African descent 10
our national military school, though tLc
taxes ground from the people lave been
layishly spent by government officers TO
ciothc ard educate and furnish amuse-
ment for thousands OF the litllc plea
mines for years pas, ihrough the famous
bureau, and now it is 10 be dcmonstra-
ted that they can be forced into schools
with white children OH IA perfect equal-
lily. ut Government expense, and after
that in our common schools all over the
country. How are you. Radical white
inen! Pretty near sick ! Its time.
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Extra special .eoGsce.

Beware u Counterl.i.s, Smiths Tonic Syrup has
been counterfoi;,d aAd the counteri+i.r brought to
SMITHS TONIC sYhUp.
Tie genuine article must have Dr.. John Bulls private
Stamp each bottle. DR. John all only has the right
Manufacture and sell the original John smiths Tonic
Syrup. Of Louisville, Kentucky. Examine well the label
each bottle !. nay private stamp is each
bottle do not purchase, or you will ~ deceived
see ny column adj ertseineft and my show card
will prosecute any infringing my right. The genu-
inc smiths Tonic syrup OIL. te prepared By Ely
sell.
THE rJILic's SERVANT.
DR. JOHN HULL.
svf'l alv "a
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The Advertiser. having been restored 10 health IL
f.m weeks hy very simple remedy, after having sn-
feFed several years with severe lug afecpn, and that
dread disss>e relsumpiinn-is aSious 10 iaake known
to his fellow -sui-rcrs The means Of cure.
II al ~ho dc.ire 4, he viii send cory Of The pre-
scrPtrn used Gree 81 chargej With tie Directions fci
preparing and using the which they will find
"A NJ C. ~ CusstMFr"N. AsIHsa, NL">cHirs. etc.
The otecs - tie advertiser ia sending tho Prescription
il 10 h,i.rl; tie afflicted amd spread Information hcl
,. conccives 20 he inyalaaie anu hr hopes every sf
feFrr Gill Try biz ryncly IL VII Try h, remedy il
will cost hn nothing, and prov, blessing.
Parties wishing tie pTcsriptipn. viii please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
June I. 'cy-iy Williamsburg. kir1 nlnty. y. y.
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FV'ht ropreI1ru this celebrated cdicnc justly claims
for superiority overall rcmrisa S.ruf.r he
hnlic COR the SAFE .IhTAis AhbllHNA.rA1 ofr 81 Apr
and Fever thS and Fever. whether ~ short long
siGidns. lie refers to IL. etire western and Saouih
country To bear him testimony 10 the truth of
tie assertion ihnt ia no catr Whatever viii II feil tocr
II Tie drs ctionS strictly incwtd ont. In great
many sngl. dose has been sufficient r cure,
and Whole families hay. been cured ~ singh. bottle.
With perfect restoration u tie general lthiih. u Is
however prudent and hrtrry care more certain TO cure,
it, use Il e,ui!nned in smaller doses FOR week Two
after the disease a ute checked more especially In d
cult ulg-sfald.ng carcs sually, this mediccnf,
w require hls AID 10 Keep the bow els ~ good "idt
81 1uld the patient however require cahAr;c r.d-
cine alter having taken three four doses Of the Tonic
u single dose Ct III LIS NkoEfAM.t fAMllh PILLS
will be sGticent
DR.. JOHN fuI.I.'s Principal Office.
No. ~ Fifth, Cross Street.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
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T+ Work on the Mount Vernon and
Mattoon Railroad is to commence at
Mount Vernon by June ].

nJ One thousand seven hun bred and
iorty-six car loads Of coal were trans
ported from the Clay county mines over
The Terre Jlautc and indianapolis Rail
road lasS oIontll.
GA bachelor club Of Mount Vcr-
non have resolved that any monbcr of
The club who shall marry before Jaau-
nry list, 1871, shall he fined twenty-five
dollars and II basket Of Champaign. to
he paid within ten days after marriage.
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Sf.htnci Brchs Hunting Cases, Fun Jenclel Lever
Movements, Ladies' ALd Gents si2es,J at only 1915
eachi
QUE ExTRA-FINF QUALITY, les. Encsh
Swiss and American Movements lFnll JcM-lcd Leyers)
mot fnrpsssed NJ any price, perfectly regulated and
lcju ed az sac each.
SOLID REFINED ALuNINDUs GOLD. uii-
surpassed Tor beauty equal IN APPEARANCE 10 500 Gold
watches Hunting Ca-Tu Full Jeetl'i L.vars, (ades
AID q nts' t4z.s az $50 each.
ExTIk.hEEJNs.D OIioIDE GOLD Watches
Huuiny cascd frllJew.r Lever rqnhl 20 sl.u Gold
a-lss a. only SI5. The Double EAtfa leiined, $50
each.
Also COIN SILVER HuNTINC-CisED. Full
= wrl"d Levers ~ SIT. Extra Fine $50. Americas,
lever or bgplcy. $50 each.
hl-n GDT.D CHAINS. latest sn,l most costly sfslrs
a. -. IS, $50 and sic each. Elegant DfoiG.
SOD hsius tIciit end Gtr'~ from 10 ~ 40 iLrl,s
.,ns. %. "a, SO and 80 each, sent a, WLol,sai,
Pr,
y" nosrS krprntD ~ Apvssfr In; s,ni Is rypfc,s
fayahl. IN drAv.rv. Faces vhpre 10 I'rrrs- rEr e
ii"ots WI he seht Is NAL, EesMeFei. h sending css
IA advance
An Agent Sending for Five Watches, gets an
Extra watch Free, of the .aIa. value.
Goods ms. hc OPf.rip anu EAANINED before psld
for %" n mont OF Express charges, and II not sstis.ac
tory. returned. Address.
TIE EAGLE WATCH CO..
May H. 's0-;iin. No ~ ftlToS ST., MN York
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B q L l. S
w orn Destroyer
To my United States aud Worldwide
Readers


HAVE received many testimonials from professional
4 aud medical nlet as ny alinarncs and Narous pub
lcntiuns have shown. III of which genuine. The
foo~ s from highly educated GDd popular ph. stefan
In Georgia. certainly If the most sensible con-
inHnira.iens have received. DR.. trfnVrt knows
exactly what b. speaks Of and his Testimony eserNes
e written III letters Il gold Hear LAT the Doctor
says Of EU LIS WOHA DisTEolIg:
NlLLAAuw, WAIErR Co.. GA
June .sih. lsGG
pE ions BrIi,-Dcar Sir: | have recently given yonr
-'Horn Desiruye err several trials and find 1t wonde fully
enicarcas II has not failed in single have
tie he's for effect doin. pretty large counir.
practice and have daily for article of this Kind
I am Tree to confess HAT kLos Of remedy recon-
ndea y 4r all. Il authors ai is certain and speedy
"A Is c.scis On the contrary they unc,r ain in the
extreme Ny object in writing you is to- fnd upon
ha terms get The medicine directly from you.
can yet ii upon easy terms. shall deal Of .
AN aware that the Of such articles il contrary hat
Teachings md practice Of great norif yof tho regular
line ~ n ps hat nojusi good in dis
rnrd,nx remedy which NC know BE- efficient, siml y
hecais, may l.. ignorant 81 its combination For my
part Shall make a rule all and any 10 al
is,iate suffering humanity which may ~ able 20
mend not h.satiri., h,,ars, some ingenious
thai ,nys If may learned its effects first and secured
the sole right 10 secure that knowledge however, By
no roais IN advocate supporter If the thousands ~
WORTHLESS uostrins tina, food ID. country that rrrp"rt
cre al manner of iiseas. 10 which human flesh Is heir.
Please r.pi, soor and inform of cour bert
l ain, siT most respectfully,
JULIUS J.. CLEMENT ". u.
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ERRORS OK YOUTH.

= GENTLEMAN mho suffered Tor years from Nervous
I-iliiy Premature Decay and al he effects II youthful
Hdi-srciin, viii. sr the saN- Of suffering humanity,
send rc. oil Who need it, the receipt ana direction
Tor making the sinple remedy by which b, was cured
srf.rers wieing proi ~ The advertisers experience
can d. 30 hy addressing, ia rcF.o, confidence.
JOHN Is. OGDEN
june 'Ga-ly No a. CEDAR street. N.w York
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NOTICE,

NOIlSE,
r. hereby given, that persons solcm-
4 nizing marriages. you will see that
the Marriage License should he returned
with the Certificate Of marriage 10 the
clerk i Office, whore tho same were Issued.
Sec Revised Statute. Vol. 2 Page. 472.
i. u. EDMONSTON. CirsK.
Jasper. January Fl isTO.-if.
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JOHN FISHER.
VFE7geJEai NE TAILOR.

w The seriner.,elm House IN Fast Main Street has
>fa iusi opened fine stsnrtu,rt Of goods which he
~ iniiics the public 70 inspect lie viii make up
IL pools 10 order ~ the hcsstvie and shcii. asbara
n rrhe patronage. cnnfdrhha' he canrci he ttM 10
uakrr ~ rtifilr nen : war ri,v re csll .
C,i l. isG9-y jobs FISHER
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For Recorder.

Nh. EDITOR please announce the
name OF Captain PHILLIP GrCyrs as Il
candidate for County Recorder ut tie
ensuing October Election and by so do
ing you will obiige many voters OF Du-
Lois comfy.
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For County Auditor.

~ We are authorized to announce
MIR. HENRY ScHAyER, Of Haysville. as a
candidate for Auditor of'Dubois county
NJ the ensusing October election.
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY

NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.
4 L tic May Term, 1870, of Tie Court
n of Common Pleas of Dubois county,
tho estate Of Adolph lIartcr, deceased,
was declared probably insolvent. Cred
i.ors are. therefore. notified that the
same will he settled accordingly.
MARY l.. RICH formerly IIartcr.
G.. i. II. CARR. Atty. Admrx.
May 18th, iS70-3w.
T.,. tl.a (1,-r,-c
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Particular lxvlirc:

rs hereby given 10 AL persons that
4 whereas. my wife, Ursula. Huber. has
lctt my bed and board without any iue
cause or proyocation. therefore, al! per-
SONS arc hereby warned not 10 trust OF
haibor her on my account. as will pay
no debts OF her contracting.
GEORGE HUBER.
Nav Goth. 1S70.-3w.r
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TO EORSE AND MULE RAISERS

TIME unsupported fine hlooded stallion FEr.caAv. "
Z whose cclis are now, known : the hast IN this
couniy. having ihe best three year olds taiscd
he county. and which have generally sosi higher Thar
NE colts 81 any other hnrs. in this section Of country
rs 81, in the session pf 4 J. Miller ready for scrvic.
TO ali those Who fine sioch. at only 81 to insure
He also has the extra Ile dsck "TRrE kE>Trrky,'
Shcse mules are unsurpassed any where
Beng dcsrous Of improving the stock of this county.
he has SECURED those fire animals and will keep t,n
cr at lcas; the pr"seft year. For particulars -,
posters A. J. MILLER.
MAY i3th. 1870.
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Testimony Of Medical Men.

s-osy porsr HHirE tor~Tr htiansfs May % 1896
ia .oi.S E-it--pcar Sir. Last February was in
~,,sg,rt taf.hSsii.. isgrs. and rot % your
Sars apaifii.t mo carcn ~ ,rS.
Nv son-in lsM WHO was Will ne N the store has been
n III, Vim rA.ia ,.isn fer ssrc time coianviccd
your rsrsts uai i"ard HE general health i'm
proved . -,
lu Also improved.
IN. coifcr who has been IN bad health for several
\, "a s.ctrerh anu liver aHscicd he improved very
t 81 IN III W.. oi sour Mttcrs !nic.d The Ccdrrr
B,rrs las given yal great popularity ~ this settle
mrrf think could sc rr,a' quantity u your med
.eines thi fall esr Gently Il yI 'tor'n lii,is
sarsadarisa shin ne viz Memphis, crre q Ricket
snrlcv Resprctfully G. u. wAIkrR.
Prepared by W.. ionS nrII q, his Labaiory, Filth
street. Louisville, Ny.
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BLACKSMITH G. WAGON MAKING SHOP,
JASPER, INDIANA

u RCko!Hi! n % WRGUN MhkikG SKuPj
JASPER, INDIANA,
10 buy cheap, for money down.
Come ID Jasper. ms the tnwh.
Farmers. rii aii WHO an; 10 nv
tnrali your green backs ana drdw nigh
lur : kuchler has Tor >alu
The best Flows vlnlrsal" ~ retail:
lugcics. Carriages. silver fright
Will farming implements Ell right
The Nc.Burcy l.tN-no l.tirr n.n,.-
Come ard all cis have a trade
'oTn-plt"s rnd tultisa;ort new,
Moving machines md K,ap,rs. too:
Wagons al al kinds reads Gone.
Is, rak.s wc'r. sure are N". one
With mary other il.ng- all nice.
50 iusi come in and lsnrn ~ price.
Then VI Nna dent want ~ civ
Tbcre.l he no harir 'twiNi yoa and |.
4 Few encd Jobs have beer mad, | confess
Whose sGee,ss has d,pcia.d cop, ing iro.-,
Int unlike the prin;fr--o hotrnw Nib must
They fail 10 gise cr't and ,ti call il jusi.
With iattr, skill, genius ~ surffinlvil,
Aew improvements make -hlci TIE public
soiuin,hd;
Aud whom I've succ,cdcd and got good
thing.
The nest hing know ii IN aaothcr nlaclny.
Blt something else Tive got 20 say.
Dpnni.f"rgo m. il thr pay.
Mhcn iron buy. or luinhcr. as snn sec.
Nothing hr' monty will pay from M,
50 and pay u. Ga account.
And mas" nrw one. good and sounds
N,,w do put II III too Ear
With money IN your pocket. and 10 spare
Aid remember. hesitate net 10 saS
The work make mist be o. \.
April Is. roy SEBASTIAN ktERfrE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-29
CONSTABLE'S SALES.

John Steel vs.. William H0ulihan-First
Justice Court, parish of Orleans No. $685..
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAs TO
- me directed by the Honorable H. N. Dibtle.
First Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish of
Orleans, will proceed to sell at public auction at
my warehouse, No. 1879 Julia street on SATURDAY. +,
January !. la.1 at twelve O'Clock NJ
oSE MULE, DRAY AND HARNESS.
Sszed in the above suit.
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
de29 Iat. DANIEL CROWLEY, Constable.
w. 5. Pike vs.. ". T. Thorpe and II. G.
tiart-First Justice Court. Parish OF Orleans,
No. 67l4 80
PY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
~ me directed b. the Honorable H. NJ. Dbble.
FIRST Justice OF the Peace in and for the parish OF
Orleans, will proceed to sell at public auction. at
my warehouse. No. lS9 Julia street on SATuRDAI,
FIVE WASHING MACHINES
Seized in the above suit.
DANIEL CROWLEY, Constable.
VIM. Wolfe vs.. l.. Francisco.-,first Justice
Court. Parish of Orleans, No. 662l.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the Honorable H. NJ Dibbe,
First Justice the Peace in and for the parish OF
Orleans, will p1 Feed to sell at public auction at
my warehouse, No. l39 Julia street. on FRIDAY,
January 6. 1870. at twelve O'Clock NJ
ONE BLACK WALNUT BEpSTEAD AND Goa.
NICE.
Seized in the abo ve suit
Terms-(ash On the spot.
dez' ial6 DANIEL CROWLEY, Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-29

2. The I rents Of the Waterworks for the
present year will be at least $l5e, 600, which
viii be derived from less than tw0-thirds Of
the hydrants erected, leaving more than
one-third out of use. The reason OF the
non-use of the closed hydrants being the
documentary character Of the water now
furnished, 1t is proper to suppose that the
introduction of pure water would cause
them to he opened, which would increase
the water rents at least one-half, or
$4,000. 1t is also proper to infer
that within the present water limits, with
an addition of thirty-6ve miles Of pipe,
there will be connections made that will
still further Augment the revenues tOthe ex-
tent Of 500, 900, making probable revenue
from present water limits Of 1925, 900. 1t
would also be reasonable to calculate upon
at least $4,000 rents from the thirty eight
miles of pipe laid in the Fourth and Sixth
Districts, which would make the aggregate
rents amount to $4OO 900.
There is a very large item OF service not
placed to the credit of the WaterwOrks in
the above estimate; that is, the public sup
ply. with works extended. as contem-
plated in this report, the quantity of water
that will be used for the various services
embraced under the general item, public
supply, will average at least 3,0OO, 900 gal
Ions daily, which, at the lowest rate it can
be afforded, twelve cents per thousand gal
Ions. would amount to $l3l 400. If this
amount should be credited to the enlarged
works, it would swell its revenues to the
sum of 1881 400.
The general public will realize the bene-
fits of the proposed measure in the influence
il will exert upon insurance. as the rate at
present prevailing will be lowered at least
One-half-on health, as it will no longer be
compelled to drink the confined. and in some
cases, stagnant water Of cisterns, nor depend
upon that precariOus means for supply
in comfort, in having pure water for
culinary and cleansing purposes-in
security, in having at their service at all
times a speedy and certain means OF eXtln-
gushing fires-and finally, IN tie enhance,
give to manufacturing establishments OF
every character.
4. AS the expenses Of the Waterworks
during the last eight months, eS'
Guiding the amount paid for boilers
and for pipes. sums up $43,O0o. II
ia proper to place the running expense;
of the present works for the year at $6o,0OO
On such basis, l regard Sl0O,oOO as very
liberal estimate of the expenses OF the en-
1arced works. The interest account will be
Present water works bonds at five
per cent. SoS,oS;
Rouas TO be issued at 7.30 per cent. l46,0O'
Total interest .$2l5, SO;
Add probable running oA e......... 10000,
49,, .S3l5, 60:
prohahle revenues of works, as be-
fore s.a'eo' eA''"o " $500 00t
sspp.S ;n}{srsst etc. az above. 81, 69s
-. a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-29

Tctai..... -........'Y..'.'''.' "''. .'''
The cost OF the pipe and other castings
for tha axfension will be-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-29

An ordinance to provide for the settlement
Of accounts therein named.
BE it ordained; That the Administrator of
Public Accounts be. and is hereby author
lied to settle with the holders OF the follow
ing claims, at the option Of said holders. by
the issue Of certifcatesst1ndero ordinance No.
49,, Administration series:
4. Meillcur, Constable Fourth Justice OF
the Peace, for fees i'll sundry cases, Sol so.
V. A. FreylIte, for services as police juror
in parish of Orleans. right bank, $3S 90.
Charles Byrne, for damage to horse and
barouche in January. 1870, as per registered
bill approved by Finance Committee, SO 30.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several accounts therein named.
BE it ordained, That the following appro-
| priatiOns be and are hereby made for the
month of December 1870, aud that the Ad-
minstratcr Of Public Accounts warrant on
| the Administrator of Finance in payment of
! the same:
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
| pany, for bills for printing, as per account
| rendered. $574 60 aud $500 -$l263 CD.
| Pay roll Of Sanitary Inspectors. City
| Physicians, etc, for December, 1870, $3.50.
William Henry, transferee of Gabriel
CorrejOlles, for amount due the latter for
5000 barrels lake shells, furnished under his
| contract OF november 25, 1870, as per bill
| approved b. Tie administrator OF Improve
| ments, $3.50.
Firelten's Charitable Association, Tor
amount due them for December, 1870, as
per contract, $4,000.
George w. Homan, for material and re-
pairing Venetian blinds in City Attorneys
office, $2s; for same in Surveyors office,
Sl5-$43.
P. Ii. Quinlan, for repairs Of gas fixtures
in Department Of Finance. ~ 80; for same
in Public School Library, Sl8 70-$23 20.
j. L. Paris, salary as keeper Of the Ar
chives in December, 1870, $3.50.
Read twice and laid over.
By Mr.. Shaw:
/ WHEREAS, In attempting to collect Ger
tain tax bills Of the late City of Jefferson
and of the Police Jury of the right bank Of
the parish of Orleans. the. Administrator OF
| Finance is confronted with receipts ddly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-29

CRY HALL, Nzw ORLEAss,}
November %, 1870.
To the City Council OF New Orleans:
On the claim of Victor PradOs. amounting
to $685. Is. referred to us, we report un-
tavorably.
BENZ. +. FLANDERS, Mayor.
JOHN S. WALTON,
Administra tor of Finance.
The report was adopted.
MAToEALry or NEW ORLEANS
December q, 1870.
To the City Council of New Orleans:
return herewith the bill Of the New Or
leans Republican Printing Company for
printing back proceedings OF the Council,
which was referred to me.
The account appears to be correct. and,
according TO the stipulated price, with the
exception that the last forty pages OF the
three hundred and siXty-six pages, forming
the pamphlet, were not reset, or need not
have been. and therefore should be charged
at the rate Of two dollars page instead OF
five dollars. This reduces the total amount
of the account by one hundred and twenty
dollars.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
Adopted. and the account passed to final
reading, less the deduction recommended.
By the Mayor:
MAYoIALry OF NEW ORLEANS /
December q, 1870. )
To tho City Council of New Orleans:
report untavOrably on the petition OF
John Chanel and Frederick Bognon, tO
lease part of the levee i'll front of Bienville
street, Second District.
BENZ. +. FLANDERS, Mayor.
Adopted.
Mr.. West called up the following resoln
| ton, offered by him at the last meeting OF
| the Council:
An ordinance amending article 1910, Revised
City Laws and Ordinances.
Be it ordained by the Council of the city
of New Orleans, That the term OF forty
eight hours allowed by article 1910, Revised
or other articles to remain upon the levee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-10
TOPOGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Massachusetts, House yesterday passed
IN h reading hin establish separate prisons for women
The cornerstone of the first Jewish Synagogue
laid Yesterday in Galveston Texas Inc ceremonies were
nerforTna by the rand Lodge Of Free hascns
The bill granting State aid to the Boston Hart
t and Ere Railroad reached in the Massachusetts, Senate yr
day and passed o a tlini reading by y TO H.
The Springfield, Mass, Musical Festival closed
vtay W N poruar the afternoon conducted by r.
mo and performance Of the oraoo OF The Creation II 'ne
evening under the direction OF Amos Whiting
49,. Dispatches received from various points In
Iowa give aedpg the prospects In Wisconsin on
showers various directions doing uch
good REPORTS crops in that state are all favorable
The celebrated thoroughbred herd OF cattle
owned Daniel Mcmillan Of Xenia One was sold suction on
Wsi,ay Tn. comprises ~ head Of the choicest blood The
aggregate O Two cows and one heller broaght
the Of $1,000.
The Hudson River Editorial Association held
the Common Council room IN Hudson Yesterday
and transacted much business Of mporlgee Subsequent he members
d The ayeck Columbia Springs, aud other points OF
,, The nett meeting be held the 18th Of September at
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