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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-23

SOUTHERN LIFE the first Insurance Company char
in the Southern States having commenced its operations with
ample capital 1865 Immediately after the close of the late
its unprecedented that has 5000 policy hold
e amount to ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS,
of 100000 Its sovency
similar institution in the United States, having
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-23

money is PAID. JOHN I. GILL,
Clerk and Special Commissioner.
March %, 1871.
WOOL! WOOL !!
100000 POUNDS WANTED!
Fayetteville Wooden
yYg33s3aS :
mHE proprietOrs Of the Fayetto'
vile Wooden Mills would return
their thanks to the citizens of Lin.
coin and surrounding counties for
their very liberal patronage the
past year.
Being determined to meet the
WANTS OF THE PEOPLE th y
have made arrangements TO run
their Machinery NIGHT AND DAY,
which they think will enable them
to accommodate their custt mers
by exchanging
GOODS FOR WOOL
as soon as it is received-thereby
aUoiding a second trip.
They warrant their goods to be
FREE FROM GRASSLAND equal to any
make IN KENrUcKY or TENNESSEE and
prices as heretofore, lower than the
Kentucky Mills. Living made the
wants and interest of the people in
their line study for the past two
years, and having
New and improved Machinery
And Most Skillfal WOrknGn,
and giving their united and uudivi.
ded attention to the business, they
believe they can render
General Satisfaction,
and that farmers will consult their
interest by examining their goods
and prices before disposing Of their
wool.
They have reduced the price Of
ROLL CARDING to 10 cents for
white rolls, Is cents for colcred, and
Is cents for mixed.
They have two new Machines for
cardiug Rolls which will enable
customers i'll nearly every case to
take their
ROLLS HOME SAME DAY
wool is brought to the Factory
They promise fidelity, promptuess,
and dispaI ch in the management of
all business entrusted to them.
For list of prices and kind Of
goods manufactured they refer to
their circular, aud respectfully in
vite every one to sail and make
comparison Of goods aud prices be-
fore supplying their wants,
MEDEARIS, STEW ART &ATKlNSON.
March %, 1871.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-23

H9 D. McRae, at Hatcher's
old stand, is receiving a full assert
ment of goods, which be proposes
to sell very low, for cash. BY
keeping a full and excellent assort-
ment, and selling for small profits,
he hopes to receive a liberal trade.
School books of every kind always
on hand indeed he proposes max
ing this a speciality.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-23

% A new advertisement for
another Lynchburg house may be
found in this mornings OBSERVER.
]. L. Bryant has large and very
desirable stock of goods, which he
offers low. Purchasers will do
well to give him call. The firm
of Bryant Bros is dissolved, and
the business must be closed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-23
CURIOUS. HOW STRANGE!

A VOID OUACKS.-A victim of early indis-
u erection Causing nervous debility, premature
decay, Sc having tried in vain every advertised
remedy has simple means of self-cure, which he
will send free his fellow sufferers. Address H
FUTILE, IS Nassau St, New York.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-23
NeaU advertisements.
Land for Sa1eg

IF not sold previously, we will offer to the
4 highest bidder, at the courthouse door
In Fayetteville, on
Monday, April Ord, 1871,
on credit of six and twelve months, about
As acres of Fresh Land, about 10 of
which is cleared, lying in the 2lst district,
adjoining the lands of Jasper j. Price and
F. NJ. Ventress, Esq. Bond and ample Sc
curity will be required. and lien retained
until the purchase money is paid. Title IN
questionable. TIL. PRICE.
march23-td W. W. THOMPSON.
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REMOVALS.


REMovAl..'....eo-.....,......REMovaf.
Inc nsdeSss .ied las renewed Sss. s.osss r4ec
uon, sne go stand. On Customhouse erect. "a Us
ARTIFICIAL. FREARsTONE xARD.
eH ~ssa'ss ssests setwes. Ho,ssss z:i ..ss,s
s'Teets; ana the office to No d MATCHES s:res.
.b era. and consolidating lie ~ .s.s
nress b;s ,' 's@s es~.n tompar.e =. 40 ID e..
sssad0 sG IL no, q. business efthr:s.;:as :ssrs
afacsu; aS Company. NEW.sH R.Tuas::
sT hneNssrr';Tas !. II. above. IL, yIEAs As.Y:.ss
Grant,. .oI .a. wv furnish their STONH. a.ss
iin Dass o. ,o sasse; and dw.!inss sters
yards .arass.a s,Ih sn.ss aass.. Gay s:s:s
tel. ..,J :s,Iit.n':oi, o. psSrc.. Aoss s.es.
S,a ana ou.dete u called 50 ts xr,its. Fs.A.
subst;, nov "aes.d ~ bea.tlSi and s,ncnaA
fr.s and .,,;., 1cE snd pisstsyee fronts eg S::9'
81 nna ssasaols tor eogsicsso wsclss dim: Se
WAL s"asHss. front fences ste
.A..r,,,~ sEWToN 2ICHsasso sssssssss
AplS - ~s'"fhs''@ ssAs 20 - 80
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Unfavorably on the petition Of the 81
Yincent's Orphan Asylum. 49,,
Urfavorabfy on the petition of the widow
Patrick Murphy.
Unfavorably on the petition Of the widow
Bernard Duffy.
Unfavorably on the petition of kehlor'
Updike g. Co.
Unfavorably on the petition Of William
j. VasOn. ~,
Unfayorably on the petition of the Du-
champ sisters. -
Unfavorably on the petition Of the widow
H. BONzANO, administrators
Laid over to be printed.
BY Mr.. Walton:
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
January g. 18TH
70 the City Council of New Orleans
In reply to a demand from this depart
ment upon Pioneer Fire Company No. OF
assessed upon them for the year 1867, they
answered that the Council of the late City
of Jefferson released them from the pay
ment of said tax ($30) eighty dollars.
have not been able to find in the imper-
feet records of the proceedings of that
Council any resolution to that effect; bu
the subject was before them at their meet
ing of December 20, 1869, upon the report
of a special committee, which recommended
that the company be released from the pay
ment Of the tax, and l have no doubt that
the report was adopted.
I therefore recommend the adoption OF
the accompanying resolution.
JOHN S. WALTON, Administrator.
Resolrcd. That the Administrator of Pub
lie Accounts be authorized to cancel the
tax bill for 1867 against Pioneer Fire Com
pany No. l of Jefferson City for eighty dol
lars, said company having been released
from payment by the Council Of the late
City Of Jefferson.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Walton:
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
January 8. l87ls J
To the City Council Of New Orleans:
The petition Of the representative OF the
estate of Mrs. Mary b. Carter. referred to
me by the Council ON the twenty.seventh
of December. 1870, asks for the remission Of
interest on tax OF the City Of Jefferson
tor the year 1864.
1 am not usually willing {" give up the
claim of the city upon anybody. but this
seems to be a peculiar case. ! am satsdrd
that the petitioner desired to pay the tax at
the proper time. and that he made proper
efforts TO pay it, but was presented from so
doing by the Indifference or neglect OF the
Treasurer Of the late City Of Jefferson. l
therefore recommend that the prayer of the
petitioner Do granted, and submit the tel.
Lowing resolution.
JOHN S. WALTON. Administrator.
S:eso:rsd. That the Administrator Of Fl.
nance be and is hereby authorized 70 receive
from She estate OF Mrs. Mary Il. Carter. the
amount Of the :ax bill Of the late City Of
Jefferson aga;;ss: SAID estate without sH.cs'
est.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Bonzaro:
Reso:ced. Tha. tia tar rolls 70. 1879. pre-.
pared by the Department OF Assessments, be
referred to the Council! az - committee Of
the whole. and il found correct and satisfac'
torys that the same be accepted and hornol.
ogatei ~ the lawful basis of taxation for
the year OF 1870. payable in 1871.
Tie Council then adjourned.
II. CONQUEST CLARKE.
Secretary.
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PECIAL NOTICE..
St. Louis, Iron Mountain and soutaern
Railroad.

TrB ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
To st. Louis, Chicago OMAHA San Fran T.'n o.
Paul Kansas City, Leavenwor'h' st. JOSEPH
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave the New orleans! Esa
jackson and Great Northern ha'lroa0 De'"s
daiIy at A. NJ. and P. NJ ec,.....-
AN EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the foot OF CanaI street
daily at ga NJ via the New Orleans MoC Cnea ana
tlons ut Mobile with the Mobile ana ONO hsA-
road to all points North, East and west
Ror tickets apply to "A o.rvJnor
Ticket Agent New Orleans Jackson ana treat
northern Railroad, corner Camp aoo Com1noa
streets, under City Hotel; or to ,r,r,
rcket.Agent New Orleans, Mobile and Chatsanoosa
Railroad, No. $50 Common street, uooes Sc
Charies Hotel uu,yrcu1yn
General superintendin: Agent ST. LOUIS iron aSuS
tain and Southern Railroad noA
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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, and that
the Administrator of Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator Of Finance in
payment of the same:
Norbert Trepagnier, Clerk Of the First
District Court, for fees and costs in sundry
Gases, in December, 1870, as per bill ap-
j. A. Mascot, Criminal Sheriff of the
parish of Orleans, for maintenance Of pris-
Oners, turkeys fees, etc, in December and
part of November 1870, as per bill approved
by the Judge Of the First District Court.
S549l 30.
j. A. Masicot, Criminal Sheriff Of the
parish of Orleans, for costs and fees in sun
dry cases in December and part OF Novem.
Der, 1870, as per bill approved by the Judge
of the First District Court, S2l7S.
j. T. Hamlin, for remodeling the Tower
story of the Algiers Courthouse for police
station and jail, as per contract of Septem-
Der 30, 1870, under ordinance No. 456, Ad-
ministration series, and as per bill approved
by the Administrator Of Waterworks and
Public Buildings, $3.50.
American Bank Note Company. for plate
tractors. as per bill approved by Admins.
traitor of Finance, $1,000.
z. Creagh, Coroner Of First. Fourth,
Fifth and Sixth Districts. for inquests,
views and burials in December, 1870, as per
bill approved lty Administrator Of Police,
$l0S5.
c. H. Luzenburg, District Attorney, for
thirty-tve convictions obtained in Deem
Der, 1870, in the First District Court, as per
bill approved by the Judge of said court,
$525.
Barrett & Seymour. fos printing briefs
for City Attorney, $l0l.
Weed & Kelly. for stationery for City
Attorney, Sos Sd.
Divide DeBuys, for services of himself and
assistant in preparing statement. and jour
nalizing and posting floating debt. in De-
cember, 1870, $373.
Read twice and laid over.
BY Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance for de settlement Of the suit
OF Mrs. Charles 5. Olivier vs.. the city Of
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NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD

e
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD J
The Mobile division Of this goaa will b. o2eaes
foS business on
Monday, November 81. $780,
ana passenger trains will run as follows'
Leave New Orleans, from the foot of Canal seseet.
for Bay 81. Louis. Pass Christian Mississippi City
Biloxi. Ocean Springs Pascagoula and Mobile at :
O'Clock A. NJ. Arriving at Mobile at go O'Clock
P. ". connecting at Mobile with the MOBILE AND
OHIO, and the MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAIL-
ROADS for al points
NORTH, EAST AND WEST:
i4a,. Mobile for New Orleans at !LaS 4. N. ass
irving at Clio T: II.
Farr Between New Orleans and 3iobue.
Five Dollars.
.HaosGg FREIGHT TRAINS Run EACH wa:
DAILY.
2re.sh: fe.eived a: New Orleans. at the foete .:
early next morning.
FREIGHT. ~ low AS BIZ AMI OTHER Ro.YE
Tor :,lhes ia.r :.ia:ion. call at the General O1ee
Of .h. company sooms ono and sws, Npst>rs
STORY Bcy:.D!yG. sayaes Camp ana Compsa :
streets. J. 4 KENDRlCE, .
no!s Gensxai suverintsa dsn:.
TR.AvELERss ATTENTION.:
THE ssESv ORLEANS. SACKsoS ASH
ssREAT NORTHERN. j
51lAsfssiPVE CENTRAL RAILROADS.
E'1a t:sej, :assenges Coaches ana Baggage Cas-
shsis sssabils =. length ~:thsSs sSaoSe.
1,c::a.a..: c..r.:fxsss yKo.s s.ssssEss -
ogs1GiSAc9cSs
4t' 81 ;si Fl EtH,s; ss5 1reis ss%s na'
HaSes siese coIss.:;o sos sicksbusss Aseasse
=. Io'&a a1rsg" louisville and al Psnts ssyondg
,:eeeng eassssA;sss. <~asS;s 10 Gsssss SsssssssGs
GGfHsa
Tho STAT: .s's.s,n lea ee Ss<' Slsssas uafsss
&s.~s s,:s!:.:e ssnssse;o,. Ns.sa Sigassssss rs
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sn:.an. !.:ss.a asi &ss.s Ss<sassa Ess
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eIavs.e
T:::::: :! '::':: CHANGE 60 cSsA q
ce s..s ss5 a. 90 eietess ~ Hesss:ee ssdsss
enie snd Mississippi kal~a.'s Gos sals q oil pris.
eipaa Sctet sAcss in the ssuts ina in Nousv,sA AZ
shs <enegal Once Of Che Company, esrnea roorth
and Main streets, also q Ca; s'ouss - LounvU!s
Tine and willard Hotels,
y. b--fickets to Citss:h Gnt evs.sA Aass. ~
sh's line. sss EooA e2 mail :se s..SSsss. All Nh
Gas ScSs:s are Sosd on Shis soade
CHARLIS IL $icHsEcs.sS.
cf>s'a! ssssea::-s and Ticket Agent. 2Sess
). l. s.aISWORIA
Srseral Ssrerinte Adeuc. e. SDusa
THOMAS DORWIN,
sy.iS Cs.ess! :sutls.rn ezene. isee:,.e..
49, HOvEY, Commando
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]. B. KNIGHT

]. B. KNIGHT
St..s~.......Cassaje sss st-ssn.......,,... 5(
eecs y: i:nS.c!
MACH1NERTs
ce-:sc ssa:.e:. as.:.:s
Ua:ss:asa essa:a 1:as.so c:ay4h-s
xseea:ss s.ssa: ::s:s::s Ss;..s. 60. cc:;..::e
Don't. Isesa:::::sss ;::s,s
F:assa,'sa sas Fssss::axeass.
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STATIONARY s.;cEsr3
.ess2 s:.a
VIA s::a zs::::as ., 1s:::::::::,s ::::::::a
1uyro.sd Ress,s:ais c1fea;a- se1 :..s;>
c.asss:s rs s::a.s s,sa. .. I*a u..:s:. ~::::.s,s
s::.:.rs sn5 sass 4 Nh ss c.n:.s.
I'D ssooks ,ns:sns ,s:a,sa
Tursins Water Wtes:.
ss.sias.
Haagers,
Car tSlseis.
s1mw.<>
Al me above are Sailt nnder tie re,sonAl su,se
vision Of MI a. BRADFORD. the rionseris
Portable Steam Engine Building,
Which enables shea to produce
MACHINERY UNSURPASSED BIZ AM.
sOCTHERN COTTON GIN.
Masu.Astvrsd ~
). e. CARVER & Co.
Ssidcewa:er Massachusetts q
These Gins have been IN use fos many ,sars ~
received the Mchea. MEDAL awarded 1t tic
Paris fxpssit,su.
And are built undes the supss,n,eaderss
Mr.. ;. Z. Carver,
Tho only person Of tho Name who Is essssed "a -
manufacture as COTTON GINS.
J. B. KNIGHT, Agent.
No. "a casoadsls. strssa
Also the following from the BEST MAKxas.
sugAr Mills. Evaporatora. Sugar Kettles. Por.as,a
Cotton Presses. newell Screws. Corn and wh..a
AalS. Seed Carriers. Horse Powers. Betting. SAW
Broom Csru Thrsshers,
To run BY hand q pove..
Broom Corn ScrApsfs,
"ooa Working Machinery. and d; varistis. NJ
Mill ana PIanfatsu Maehinsrv.
". H. SRAMAxs
j. 3. KNIGHT,
Jo!6 Typ H. - C.ra.ASJA
STYLISH BOOTS AND SHOES,
MARTINS OLD STAND.
AAa..."........Canal street.. ia
a fit guaranteed. W. '"'Au' Sns
cs ~a,son made goods for Ladies. chi,dr.u I'D
'e =, In every variety.
Give me . can.
DELI suspsu nOHLk&
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thought. can not be had in crossing. the
liar ri the mouth Of the river. One hun
drod and fifty wears ago there was found
on the bar. at the mouth of the Mississippi.
a natural depth OF water of twenty-five
feet. Fifty years later twenty feet. NOW,
but about fifteen feet. AS the delts. OF the
river is carried seaward by The alluvla! de-
one mile in Fifteen years-thc depth OF
water on tle0ar diminishcs.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
There is perhaps no city in the Union
favored with q more efficient Fire Depart
woodworking under the same system
than New Orleans. The city has contract
of New Orleans to render fire service In the
four original districts of the city, for the
consideration of one hundred and twenty
thousand dollars per year. Ihls contract
vii! terminate in November, 1871. The Fifth
and Sixth Districts have various appl'ca-
tons before the Council for aid in the Fur-
chase of fire machinery and repairs, ana
the Fire,nen's Charitable Association OF the
Sixth District ask the Council for an ap-
of ten thousand dollars tor the
Of their service for tie year
1871.
MANUFACTURERS.
Our rcmotenesS from fuel, ana DelnS
without water power, will always limit our
interests The manufacture
of cotton seed oil, however, must neces-
sarily become heavy manufacturing inter
est in this city. Already it is becoming an
important productive industry. The seed
from the cotton which comes to this market
amounts to over seven hundred thousand
tons, capable of producing oil and oil cake
worth over twenty millions Of dollars Its
would employ oyer twenty
millions of capital, and over three thousand
labcrers and mechanics.
S. G. EMLEY, Administrator.
Mr.. Walton presented the Treasurer's
monthly statement, as follows, remarking
that of the balance of hundred and sixty.
three thousand dollars in hand, hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars saa ~
Polio: warrantss
REPORT CT ADMINISTRATOR Sr FINANCE S6S
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RAILROADS.

DAssENGERs GOING EAST. ?.
VIA LOUISVILLE Oh CAIRO.
should purchase Tickets BY the g
pRyR AND ATLANTIC AND GREAT
WESTERN RAILWAY. -
Forming the best and most comfortable Line
EeU,York Boston and Northern and Atlantic cities
With: maani6cent Palace Combined Day aN
eight Coaches, through to New YORK without
change. -
Two Lightning Express Trains DAILY
This is the only Line from Cincinnati to New
York under one management; the only Line ron
Cincinnati to New York without break OF gauges
the only Line whose trains run through TO New
York without change; the only Line running
coaches through without using compromise wheels
the only Line running Palace Broad Gauge COACHES
through without change.
If YOU desire prompt time and certain connac
fiona finest scenery on the Continent. most com
Portable cars in the world most magnificent dining
halls and ample time for meals and the salest oest
and most comfortable route, 60 to New YORK ~
the
Eric and Atlantic and Great Western
Railway.
Tickets by this Line for sale at all tickets Office
WILLIAM r. BARR
General Passenger Agent, New 1ofA-
W. B. SHATTUC,
General Southern Agent CINCINNATI "HI"
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JOHN S. WALTON,
Administrator of Finance.
New Ordinances.
= by Mr.. Shaw:
fray the expenditures of the Department
of Police for the month of December,
1870.
Be it ordained, That the following sums,
or so much thersofh rs may be necessary
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Total. AtS ~
Laid oyer to be printed.
BY Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance appropria:iny money to dc.
fray the expenditures of the Department
of improvements tor the month OF Decem.
ber 1870.
Be it ordained BY the Council Of the city
of New Orleans, That the following sums of
money, or so much thereof as may be neccs.
sary. are hereby appropriated to defray the
expenditures OF the Department Of Im-
provements for the month of December,
1870. and that the Administrator of Public
Accounts draw his warrants on the Admin.
istratOr of Finance in payment of the same:
l. Expenditures Of the department proper:
Purchases
Price Current office, subscription .. SD 90
p. Granzin. repair OF office clOck... 90
Mitchell a. Rammelsberg. book
Leonard & Maxwell liverv Of W
horse. authorized by resolution
No. 40I. Administration series... 50 co
Ch0ritg-Authorized by ordinance No. %.
Administration series:
G.. Peasants. forage furnished St.
Vincent's Orphan Asylum. ...... IS 90
Field & Bell, wood furnished St.
Vincent's Orphan Asylum....... IS 90
y. Expenditures Of the Bureau Of Streets
Purchases
S. Menard. building intersection. 60 -
j. III. Keller. building intersection. 90 q
Henry Haag, buildin. intersection. ~ -
p. Campbell, building intersection. &c 73
II. Smith. building intersection. " u
G.. s. Hickey. building intersection. - 20
Christ. Canadian, building inter.
section. ....................... 9. Is
John IoEum. building intersection. 81 :!
Henry Stratman. building intersec.
ton. ........:.: 49,. 81 "O
Eugene GcrcCandana. building in.
terSectlon. 80 "
John Coleman. CurDStoneS Oh st
Charles avenue. ;67 80
John Coleman curbstOnes On St.
Charles avenue. ................. go 6.
Francis Noel, rent. 20 90
F. Wonder IIaar, rent. ..... 20 40
Il. LafOnta. rent. Observation-Disclosures. 20 90
NJ. Drascovich. rent. 80 90
Blake &. Tower. broOms. ...... 81 50
Alexander Mcconnell, lumber. -. 373 i5
Hasam & Pooley. l,lmber.......... 81 =,
German Gazette, advertising. ..... III %
Joseph 3. Hubbard, Office furniture. 50 90
w. McCubbin, Office sign. 3 so
James Lindsey, building bridge. go as
Folger & CO., hardware. ......... Is O5
James Lindsey, building BRIDGE. 26i 90
James Lindsey, building BRIDGE. 35l so
John w. Madden, statiOnery..... 352 IS
William Henry. ballast. ....... 19J so
William Henry, brickbats. ....... 400 90
w. w. Handlin and T. o. Stark.
ditching and grading. .......... $50 90
Contracts
E. D. White, paving streets, Third
Ward. northumberland. 79l &C
M. NJ Feeney, repairing bridges,Sec-
ond District 4o6 66
n. M. Feeney, new work, Second
District. ....,....,.,,,,,,,,,..... 7o7 "A
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Total. .:.ssi Is
Eead t,wic. AID la;.: Owes.
by Sir. Shaw:
An ordinance "!',rorris:in: money ~ ';e.
fray the expenditures Of the Department
Of Finance 10: tie I.ca:h ii Uecc;aicr.
1870.
BE it ordained. That the foliow;n: sumo.
or SO much :!.ess"; as may be necessary, are
hereby appropriated to detrav the expendi-
lures Of the Department Of Finance for the
month Of December. 1870. and that the Adj.
ilinistra:or cf Public Accounts draw his
warrants Oh the Administrator Of Finance
in payment Of the same:
p. II. Quinlan. porcelain shade. etc.. 81 80
John w. Madden. acknowledgements Is 20
John w. Madden. stationery. 80 20
New Orleans Times. advertising delin.
Guent taxpayers. 1U
North, Brush & Mason. pins. l 10
A. M. Holbrook. advertising delin.
Gucnt rs................... Is ~
Total. .........................sl65 50
Laid over to be printed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-05

Thomas Duffy, repairing bridges 90,
Third District. .........:...:.. to~
Thomas Duffy, new work, Third DIS ,,c.
Cr1CC. . d: . -
Edward Burns, repairing bridges, .,o
Fourth District. ...........:... 1879
Edward Burns, new work, Fourth ,-
District. ..................." o-'o
John Bietry, brick work, st. Charles ,,
avenue. ........... go. io'o
William Golding. cast-iron bridges, roo,
St. Charles avenue. ............. ooVV
3. Expenditures of the Bureau of Whar'
and Landings: