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Receipts by Railroad, oct"per q
oo,-ru CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1o55 bales cotton, 90 balss goods, cars STOCK.
To Railroad Agent Wisse BIS soSry sn,S PeIzer Pe
1odneTs od,,na + CO. " " Smith. T i W Devices, q
Walter Frost Asge5 RSTng sO aoW
Ward:aw SSis Carew, R G share, Caldwell 4 Son,
Colcock & CO, wagner l. Weekly, Geo " Williams
4 Co. Pringle 4 Son. T P Smith, " Smith co,
Sloan & Seignious, wagner Monsees.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
o5s hales cotton. 200 bbls naval stores, cara lum
her, nails. mdse, &c. To W K Ryan, W G Bee i
co, Frcst l. Adger. Pringle Son. Taurston,
A salinas, G Walter co. Barden q Parker,
holm L Son, Graeser Harmon, P smith. A. S
Smith, Mowry 4 sol; Caldwell I Son, y " . WI I'll
W Courtney & CO, Reeder Davis, J F O'Netll
Stenens. werner Ducker, R Chestnut. kinsmanI
4 Howell, Dukes 4 CO, S Stoney, Z Conner q
SON. ANIME, Witte Bros, W Gurney. n Klatte
& CO, J E Adger CO, q Graveley, r Marsnai
" Courtney & CO, and Railroad Agent.
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The nne STEAMSHIP SEA GULL, Tuition. Com
mander, will sail for Baltimore, on FRIDAY
October 18th, at 4.9 O'Clock P. NJ.
n Philadelphis Freights forwarded 70 tnat
CITY BY railroad rom Baltimore without add
tlonal Insurance, aad Consignees are snowea am.
theRailroad Depoi In PHILADELPHIA
For Freight or Passage apply to
PAUL Q. TRENHOLM, Agent,
oato.5 No. z Union Wnarvea.
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New York Closes Firm.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEWS
NEW YORK, october lO-5 P. NJ.
Cotton closes firm. Private reports from Liver
pool are better. Sales since Change Of futures
for November at lsnc, December and January
1s 7.I6c, and May at 20 93,c.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. October lO.-Sedgewlck arrived;
broke engine Oh Cape Canarvarel.
Evening ArIyed, steamship South Caroline,
from Charleston,
SAVANNAH, October 10.-Arrived, steamships
Magnolia and Huntsvl e. from New York; brig
Frontier, from Dresden. Me. Cleared, steamship
seminole. for Boston; Leo. for New YORK; schr
L Davis, for New York; Somerset, for Jack
sOnviile.
GALVESTON, October 1O.-The steamer Hall
was lost in storm on the Sd, with all On board,
except Otto Lasson.
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Steamers or the apOVe Lue leave Flcl ,ABX4A
no, AZ, North River. foot OF Canal kR
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the l6th
and soth Of every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
ing.
ers for South Pacific and Central American ports'
departure OF 18th touches at Kingston. jamaica
For Japan and China, steamers leave san Fran
cisco nrst OF every month, except when it falls on
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch as Havana, ou'
70 direct nom New YORK to Aspinwsu.
One hundred pounds baggage free TO eacn adoi',
Medicine and attendance free. .
For rnssuxu Fiokets OF utner 1nlofmaHOn uppy
Al the CONPAEY,S TICKET OFFICE, on TIE
wharf foot OF Canal street. North River, New
York. r. B. BABY, Agent
jiy26-iyr
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ACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP OOAPY's
THROUGH L1Ss TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
PiREs GREATLY REDUCED.
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YOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
E4MH - 3 sR 8

CHARLESTON. s. G.. June 8, 1871.
On and after SUNDAY, June II, the Psssen
ger Trains on the So1rh CsrJhna Railroad VII
IN aa fOlloWH;
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Iha nrolata who hag hean annniatad
by the Government to succeed the late
Archbishop, Felix Antoine PhiIinns
DnpanloupI Q Seyoyard by birth tAn6t q.
frenohnaan by naturalizntion,: has. LONG
oeen eminent ip the Church., and for,
more than twenty years has been Arch.
bishop OF Orlea6a.' He has been iii
earnest and iable opponent df. the Ultrdy
montafes party, ! q friend of education
ana progress; and in the recent polemi.
cal dieputations which preceded and as-
tended the promdlgation OF the Dogma
OF Papa! 'infallibility,; his views were ex--
pressed in strenuous opposition to that
measure, ~. Dupanlonp is in the SO,
yentieth year Of his age. but with intel.
lectual faculties wholly unirnpaired. He
was appointed by Charles x. confesso2
to the Duke Of Bordeaux, who, under
the title Of the Count Of Chambord now
aspifes to the throne Under the title OF
Henry T.. He. received the dying CON
fession of Tslleyrand. This appoint
mene is made by the French Goyern-
ment. in the exercise Of the right con.
tirmed' to it by the Pope in the Con
cOrdaf. ~ ~2.i3 !nR!tue. ' ~ n.L.,
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rRf caAl1l1S9gy A !!l! CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
..tl j: FOR. THE BENEFIr OF THE
FREE SCHOOL FUND.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OE SOITN GAR0l1NA

AR WL
stree % g aa woc
the %
s5 s GhaIt The
capn Fem pubic under tho M
Schedule Of
the
olad and numbered
No
be ont
Mtweiyo
VII recorded h
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For Sale.

fHn ACRES Of LAND in Darnweh
C.S}OO on tie EdistO
1o0 AChES III Ker.haw--in lots to suit
Saw MI and 200 acrcx OF L and in lexinp-
ton, on %nrth Edstu, s., COO.
2,50Q acEce Wattlcc Bottom Land 50 pr acre
500 acres creek bottom and pine Land. ~
- per acre l House III this city S. 600.
HOUSE anG thirteen acres LAND. near the
city..S 900 Apply to JOHN BAUSKETr,
Attorney ut Law and Real Estate Agent
Scrt 25
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Cieayeiand Mineral Springs,
fFOIlNl EISl.Y WILSON,S
50 .Nilrs }Irsk Of Charloffe

% HW's lIeSk Of Charlotte, N c.
lnHE subscribers, having associated them.
I selves in the management uf these
springs; wnnid apn"nncc to their friends and
tue public that The Houee is now on, II for the
reception Of yi-itors.
To those who have tested the virtues Of
these extraordinary watt rs, it is deemed un-
necessary to say anything by way of COM
mchdatinn, bnt to othera they confidently as.
sure satisfaction If they will mako trial Of the
healing properties OF tho waters for ouly a
short time. "
We pledge on selves to spare neither pains
nor expcnao i'll order to render all who NAV
favor ns with call as comfortable as possi-
bic IN prospect Of an abundance Of supplies,
we have adopted tho following scale Of
RED UCED GHiRGES:
II over 10 days. at s.. so nor dax
Ii not over 10 daye, Its
Single day. ....... $50
Children between tho ages Of two and eight
years, and cOlored servants, at half rates.
Washing on reasonable terms.
II is expected that the Western Division Of
the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
Railroad will be completed to within milo
or two OF tho Springs at an early day.
J. J. BLACKWOOD,
juno Il. M. OATES.
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CENTRAh NATIONAL piyK
COl.ra IHIA. :. C.
----s .-
Present Capital, 100000.

AUTHORIZED cAp!T,'. s1un.n .nGD
OFFICERS
john u Palmer, Irtsi.!,n.
\. q. ErciiiAcr, Cashier
&. ~. q. butt, Assislunt Ca. Li,r,
biHICTGIS.
). IN Greg E. Jnhn l.. Palmer, T.. ". McXfns.
ttl, II u. Sem. Of Il. D. Sem < eou: G. ~.
Be.rdcn, If Copeland & Eta,lcn; II. l.. Bryau.
.! nr!An Il McCArt,r; W. G. SwxGi,ld, Of /.
* y. G SwaAicld.
+. W. McMaster, Solicitor.
lf'lf - l;Ahk !s now opc, for the transact on
ol general banking business.
lENTIfICATEs OF DEr0sIT 1T crrroncy or
per cent. per Hnnhm, in kind. will hc issutd
lc;,rsits from County Officers especially So
li"i,csl; alsr, from Trustees, Administrators.
EI,rutorS, P,fJrsSiouai Men and Others.
Particular attention given 10 accounts Of
EHy amt Country 4M,rchnnts and other bu.i-
ness men, and The usual accun,nlDsl sla,lul., cY-
tended.
.N,fts, EWs ~ E.c'.;ny- r,,.i i.r, -.
dr!icv~ ri ,bt ,iisouuI,tt Il, hnt! non., ned
on c'.l:;tirr.iS.
:Si'~k>. bonds t"id n.d .>pr,r touqht ana
s.id
.MnAntrt {" rr"ry rurchssr., a. a small
discount |
>iyAt Dyu.Gs Jrnrn direct on all tn. prom;.
ncnt places III EnGinMd, h,iu,d, Scotland
Frnn't, Tt,nhnny. Brigium, HHa,i. Den,
mari nhd ne Ori,n. Lrt.rrs ri CrctH i.suet
rn:ah.c il. any Of Tie above places
t>rafi- on al! The prominent cities IN tht
United Staics Louehl and sold
E"hk;ri; '!ousu opI este Columbia II,te,
Hrrn from ? to3. Feb 28 1y
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ron
in
eof
two
the
amount
tin
nree OF
nay
one
do 90
The h Property Company will 10 ;,.,. j.
time, and will be rahled ever months
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Notices,

Revisit st DR.. Kendall,
AS tho etterminator Of CORNS and BU-
MONS. whose reputation in this particular
branch 81 surgery is already. known, is again
III o9r city, and can be found at the Washing.
ton'Hohse! AS there .lb no doubt as to his
skill and efiioiency in tho removal OF these
lmnediments;'to walking in comfort, persons
needing bis services should not delay in hay
ing reconrso to his aid. Juno
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KEArIl,s,
MOWERS. a,'l al! kinds !!arvc.,t;..S Mscl.in.s
IN band aa1 fpr sale Il; luac.t price, il. he
market.
W. call special attc:.ticn t. our lI.r.,
Power, wiic! is the best power in ~, u,,.,
not high priced. With our ,Yp.,ic.;cr il;
p'a"'iEs' ard the use Of agricultural inplc-
mehts and machines, together with our ac.i
ues iof having goods manufactured, we claim
we can give lower figures, better goods al..!
better satisfaction thnn any otle, !.uu.,. in th,
country. Send for catalogue.
April 23 LORICK K I.DWEAS('E
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The Dexter Stables.
Guns, Pistols. Etc.

INFOEM my fiji ,ds n..tl
@@L public in general that ! have
6Ez lEst received NJ. .,,tirr rev
satnrk Of Dnu,.l. xi.l Single. Ear
fGl tGa. .M,uhT, ~, kEiEATEEs:, Fasks, rnncLcs,
Cartin'frh Tor all kinds rs Ils;o!.. Powder
and Shot.
n,,,, ALSO.
nEialliiSG drnt ut s!.ritnoticc.
oct . y. w. KRAFT. Mni.. -:r;t
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Bl,ANDlEs.

BENFUiES.
iAS rs James Iic,i,:s,:'s Il pralt,rnl,rrr
- Frrros GE.\Nn!ES i'm oi.,h ,,rrt ana
offered pnrc Snd unh,.,ltrr,,tt Thc., com
ltlse vihtagrs q. lHa5. 1858. 1860 and 1868
Stuck OF Hooks, tla!tte and Wl.itc Wi,,, in
c'udc some ~ he most femnrs In an.!s II, we'll
ar so'tnd In'n priced goods For sa, by
March 25 Eli GEO EVMXE,r
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Whites Gardening for tho South,
Rl the late VIM A. White, OF Athone, On.
HOLMES sorTl!EES FARMER and MAR
KIT GARDINER. 81 5n - -
The i'A1sl'l!atu l;ncka OF South caroIin.
!na;r n,a l!is;"ry A:'a pcvelopmcnts-t' t'oloyeG
= 81 SIX Strn'pns Oh Temperance. liz I.,,,sn
. Ssrr'! Eh' i"ri:, T. Eou,-c Of Il, ctnros or
traeh'ng. t. T.. !'aincy, u y. Il 5N
Al! i! pvc, seat J., mil
't:fF!E & CE?A'MtN. =.
fch ~ Dtln~iic ta,lG,n'.ia iInt.l
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HIEDiCAE. ,,i

''..'hi MEDICAL. .,i si.l
4. TIE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
.EHSSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. on great so.
il oial OWLS and Gbusos, which interfere
with MARRIAGE, with cure nloa nA of reliti for
the, ,erring and unfortunate, diseased and dc.
bilitated. Sent in scaled letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Address HOWARD aANIrAt
RE AID ASSOCIATION, No.!,2 South Ninth
street, Philadelphia. Pm. hIay IA 3no
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By o. Valeton.
VALUABLE COTTAGE ON ST ANN STREET
TWENTY SHARES OCEAN TOwBOAT COM.
PANY, TWO SHARES LOUISIANA MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY, IRON SAFES AND OFFICE
FURNITURE
second District Court for the Parish Of Orieans-
No. 34,.o4.

RY O. vALETON, AUCTIONEER-OFFICR
ID No. IA Natchez street-SATURDAY January
6. at twelve o'clock NJ, will be- sold at the
st. Charles Auction Exchange baseme mt Of the
st. Charles Hotel, by virtue aud in pursuance of
order from the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge
of the SecOnd District Court for the parish of
Orleans. dated December L. 1871, No. s,sO4 Of the
docket Of said court
District of this city, i'll the square bounded by st.
Ann, Rampant, Burgundy and Dumaine streets
said lot being No A. measuring rs feet inches front
st. Ann street by 1877 feet inches in depth be
8 the other side by lot No. s. and in the rear bv
property b longing to the heirs Of Henriette For
tier. Together VIII IA very nice cottage, built of
biick and covered with states, containing hall
rooms, flower garaen. the whole very comfoy table
with all modern improvements.
2. ONK HUNDRED AND TWENTY SHARES of
the Capital stock OF the Ocean Towboat Company
j. TWO SHARES of the Capital Stock of the
Louisiana Manufacturing Company OF one thou
sand dollars each.
And same day at fPast twelve O'Clock i'm.
stocks, will be sold at No. l64 Gravier street onno
site st. Charles iiOtel- ~fF0
TURE 'o' 'o"S'A
Terms and Conditions-Fer the nronertv an g.
Ann street $2IoO cash, and the balance ON = credit
OF one year the purchaser to give his note secured
by mortgage and vendors privilege on the prop
cry bearing interest At the rate Of eight per cent
lngs to be kept insured and policy transferred to
vendor, with tho penal clause Of Are per cent at
tUrhes . lees IN the event OF SUIT Tho taxes ior
the year 1871 to BE- assumed by purchaser.
ACT OF sale with United States interna. revenue
stamps. at expense Of purch ,ser. before w.
For stocks oflce furniture, etc cash'in Unites
states treasury notes. dec l3 sofas
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
MAy0RALrI or NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall, December 4, 1871.

MAH0RALrI OF NEW OKLEANs I
City Hall, December 4, 1871.
mo. l224-Administration Series]
Resolved, That the Mayor be and is hereby All
thOrized to sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash the following portions Of ground.
sdated in the Third District of this city, accruing
to the city from the opening of MOreau Tor Char.
tres) and Royal Tor Casacalvo) streets viz:
l. portion Of ground in tie square bounded by
Peters (late Levee) st. Ferdinand Chartres Cate
Moreau) and MOntegut Streets and measuring
more or less. 10 feet front on MOntegut street. by
10 feet II inches in depth and front on Charities
street.
2. portion Of ground in said square, bounded by
Peters late Leveel, st. Ferdinand, Charities tate
Moreau) and Montegut streets, and measuring 8
feet on what 10 called First street. and extending
in depth 40 feet il inches toward Chart-es street
B. portion OF ground in the square bounded BY
Royal, Desire, Dauphjne and E!miia streets meas
uring, more or less. 10 feet inches on Elm;ra
street, by 100 feet inches in depth and front on
Royal street
L. portion of ground in the square bounded by
Royal, Pety, Louisa and Charities streets and
measuring. more or less. IS feet inches on Piefy
street, by lla feet inches in depth and front on
ROYAL street be Il further
Resolved, That the Mayor be and is hereby au.
thOrlZed to sign and execute behalf of the CITY
any and all acts or instruments of writing to carry
out this resolution. and give unto the purchaser
good and sufficient titles thereto.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
leans November %, 1871.
Yeas: OckreY, Shaw, Remick Lewis Walton
B0nzanO.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor
II. CONQUEST CLARKE Secretary dec I.
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LouIsIANA, }
Executive Department,
New Orleans November IS, 1871.
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADR
" to me for the cancellation Of the ofRcia; bonds
OF X NJ. Montgomery, az Auctioneer in and for the
parish OF Orleans to wit: Two bonds dated re-
spectvely August 81. 1858, and February 3, 1861,
signed by R. NJ. Montgomery as principal and Will
liam Barnes and Henry Fassman as sureties; and
two bonds dated respectively February 1865, and
and March 10 1866; signed by r. N. Mont geometry as
principal, and William Barnes and D. l.. Shearer az
sureties, and bond dated June II, 1867 signed 0v
r. Montgomery as principal, and William Barnes
and j. II. De Grange as suretes; each Of the afore-
said bonds in the sum Of ten thousand dollars;
and each being conditioned for the faithful per.
f0rmance by the said r. NJ Montgomery of hi.
duties as Anctioneer aforesaid.
Notice is hereby gwen to all persons interested in
the said bonds to file their objections to the cancel
iatlon thereof in writing, in the Office of the Secro-
tary OF within ninety days after the Last pub
LEGATION hereof
Given under my hand and the seal of the State.
this fifteenth day of November A. d. 1877: and OF
the Independence Of the United States the ninety.
sixth '
By the Governor H. c. WARMOTH
j. W. FAIRFAX, Assistant Secretary Of State.
pO11 3.t - 1900
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by =. GtINAULT, AUCTIONEER-OFFICB
- corner Exchange alley aud Bienville street.
SAIU aDAi, January =, 1871, vii be sold at
Twelve o'clock NJ at the Merchants and Auc
t.o:eers Exchange on Roy al street, between Canal
and CustOmhouse streets, by virtue of an order
from the honorable the Second District Court
Tor the PARISH Of Orleans dated twenty ninth OF
November. 1871, the following properties to wit
]. TWO CONTlGUOUSlLOTS OF GROUND, sit
GATED IN TINS city. in the square comprised be-
tween blenv.lle, CustOmhOuse, Telemachus and
0enois streets; sad lots designated by the Nos IA
and IS of square No. 1885, according to plan drawn
by L: II. Pile. surveyor. the fifteenth of Decem-
btr 1919, said lots measuring each "a feet inches
and lines 'front.' OF Bienvle street by l02 feet in
depth; together with cottage house. slate rooted,
OF three rooms closet with gallery front and on
the side, cistern privy, chicken house garden etc
A LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District OF this city, on Burgundy street. measur
ing "a feet front on said street, between ST. Philip
and uumaine streets, by 80 feet deep bounded
one side by the property Of Mrs. Cauchoix and ON
the other side by that Of FRANCOIS Aususte, to-
gether with frame house Nos ZIG and 22S, having
rooms, privy, waterworks etc The whole agreea
bly, to plan to he exhibited at the Exchange.
TeIms-One-hali cash. and the balance at six
and twelve months credit, with interest at eight
per cent per annum from date until paid, secured
by mortgage Oh the property sold; the purchaser
TO keep he buildings insured for their value and
the policies transferred to the Parliamentary execu
tor, with ive per cent attorneys fees if il should
become necessary to sue On the came.
Acts 0fsale before Joseph Cuvillier notary public
at the expense Of the purchasers including the
United States stamps, Is well - the taxes f0r the
running year. 1871, due in 1872. des l22 30 jas
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quested the President to issue proclama-
ton with view Of suspending the writ Of
! habeas corpus in jackson and Calhoun
counties of that State, which, he says, are
| under the centrol Of Ku-Klux These names
are Ominous Of Democracy, and that, in the
South, means generally intimidation and
violence to all who dare a difference of
sentiment. Republicans do not dare vote
in parts Of Florida, unless they vote tho
Democratic ticket, and hence no opposition
votes are recorded where hundreds we're
formerly.
Postmaster General Creswell has lust an
nounced that a thorough investigation re-
garding w. F. Prosser, postmaster at Nash
vile, has shown that charges against him
for prosecuting claims for pay while a
member of Congress, are entirely without
foundation
NON-INSURANCE.
Fifty fire insurance companies failed in
consequence OF the conhagratiOn at Chicago,
and a large number of those which have
not failed, refuse to pay their risks. Thus
it is manifest that there is little assurance
of safety in tie prevention of loss from fire
when cOnfagrations occur. Absolute safety
in all such cases is the requirement Of the
day. Several savings banks in New York
and elsewhere recently, manifest neces-
sity for reform IL these trust companies, by
which the poor are chiefly swindled.
THEATRICAL.
Mr.. Henri Drayton, for the last two
nights, appeared at our Nationa. Theatre in
the new and startling" play Of Niagara"
His acting and singing were equal to the
expectation, SO far as the scope of the play
permitted, but the play itself was almost
startling" enough to brighten Off an audi
ence Of taste. 1t is to be hoped that he
will change the piece at once.
The departments here closed at II VI. to-
day, to enable those composing them to
prepare for Thanksgiving dinner to-mor-
row.
The first snow visited Washington last
evening. c. VI.
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE BOARD OF STATE EyG-vRPR,
New Orleans. December l. 1871 (
TINO CONTRACTORS AND PLANTERS FROM A
l. correspondence between the Commission of
Levee Engineers and the Governor il apr,ears
that the Louisiana Levee Company Is not pre-
pared to build all the ieveeS necessary 10 I,s-
tect the State from overflow. and the Governor
having directed us to protect the State possible
we. by his directions ask Tor proposals to build the
levees in the State, necessary for protection not
already commenced under auspices of the Levee
certificates of indebtedness be paid by tie Levee
Company or the State, as the Legislature may de-
eide We therefore invite sealed proposals up to
the eleventh day of December, for any and everv
levee work needed to protect the country from
overflow upon the terms mentioned
d. JEFF THOMPSON
WILLIAM J. HATCH,
F. 3. DUMAS,
Gc2 St EVSiG Of StSte.Euc:ceers
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BRIGANDAGE.-Late Monday night officer
johnson, second precinct. interfered to
prevent trouble between b. De Bernhard
and Mess Carey. Italians. on ITALIA stree,
near Rampant street. They defed him and
his authority. Another officer was callel,
and the belligerents taken prisoners. u
the way to the station Bernhard suddenJ
drew his pistol and fired at Officer Mos,
missing his mark. Somehow Bernhard r.
scuffle, which was severe enough to seu
him to the Charity Hospital to have hi
wounds dressed. Both men were befol
Recorder Houghton yesterday, VIXEN the
were remanded until the twelfth instant.
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MAYORALTY OF NKw ORLEANS, !
CITY Hall, December 4, 1871.

MAyoRALrY OF NKw ORLEANS,
City Hall, December 4, 1871. :
No. l22s-AdmnlstratiOn SeriesI
An ordinance providing for the repairs of side
walks common alleys and foot passages
SECTION /. Be it ordained That whenever any of
the sidewalks. common alleys or foot passages
leans shall need repairs. it shall be the duty of the
administrator Of improvements, or his authorized
Deputies to require in writing, the owners Of the
property fronting or bordering thereon, or their
agents, to cause said repairs to be made within
ten days after the service of said notice.
SEC. T. Be t further ordained, That any person
or persons refusing neglectiug to repair the
sidewalks: common alleys or foot passages front
Of his or their property, Or bordering thereon or
cause the same 10 be made when required after
tse expiration Of the ten days, shall be liable to
contraventOn (said fine to be recoverable in the
Recorders court OF the district wherein the prop
erty Is sltuated), or Imprisonment for period not
exceeding thirty days.
SEc. 8. Be il further ordained, That all repairs to
sidewalks, common alleys foot passages shall be-
made of material of the quality AZ was used
III their original construction and the work shall
be subject to the approval Of the City Surveyor.
SIC T. Be il further ordained. That this ordinance
shall be in force from aud after its promulgatiou
and all ordinances parts of ordinances conflict
pealed.
Adopted ny the Council of the city of New Or.
leans. November a. 1871
Yeas; Cockren, Shaw, Remick Lewis. Walton,
BOnzauO.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor
A true copy:
Ii. CoSGrKsT CLARKE. Secretary. dec 1t