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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-09-30
Vente par le Sheriff

Geo. ". Hudspeth, Attorney de District. VS..
Edouard Dardeau ct al.-Cour de Paroisse,
St. Landry.-No. 500.
I'm vertu d'unwrit de Fl. fa.. lance par rHon.
- Ia Cour de Paroisse, dams ct pour la Pa
roisse St. Landry, dams lie process ci-dessus in
thule, ct b moi adress<, ie vendrsi en- vente
publique, b la Maison de Cour de la dite pa.
rolsse, en- Ia vile d'Opelousas. lie
Samedi, 4 Nouemdre 1871,
! onae heules du matin, les prophecies ci.apres
decrites, ssisies pour s~a;isfaire 10 dit writ, sa
voir:
Trois cents arpents dc terre situes dams la
Petite Prairie Mammou, bornes au nord par
Denis Fontenot, au sud par Alexandra Leba-
ssrd. a Test par Onezim- Guiilory ct Il l'ouest
par Landreneau, ensemble avec toutes les bA"
tisses ct ameliorations qui s'y trous-nt.
Cent cinquante arpents de terre situes dams
Ia Petite Prairie Mammou, bornes au nord
par J. r P. Guiilory, au sud par P. ]. Fonte,
not. u Pest par McDavid ct Il louest par A,
Lebatard, agec toutes les b8tissos ct ameiiora
lions qui sly tEouvent.
Conditions-~Comptsnt.
L. 0. HAYES. Sheriff,
Msert5 1871.
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What Marshal MCMahOn Says.

Paris, Sept. 25.-Marshal Mac
Mahon has been heard before the
committee of investigation on the
conduct of the late war.
The Marshal is reported to have
said he assumed the sole RESPONSE
bility for the disastrous results of
his march from Chalons to Sedan.
He declares he did not act by the
orders of the Emperor Napoleon
who exercised no influence what
ever upon the resolution of the plan
adopted by him, (the Marshal)
which was open, of concentration of
the army under the walls of Paris,
which he said ought not to be abb
solutely condemned as it had an
equal chance of success, but two
days had been lost because the
troops we're too fatigued to continue
their march, and because he was
ignorant of the movements of the
other commanders-in-chief which
was the principal cause of the dis
aster.
This declaration has created q
profound sensation, and the Bona
partist journals express great joy
over it. .
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Vente Publique.

Ssevesston de WiUiams Allen.
TN vert1 dun ordre De Ih9n, 10 Cour
80 des Preuves lie la Psroissc st. Landry,
il sera vendu 4 lencan public, al pIos Of:
f.ant ench4risseur, par lie soussient Z"
par IN encantenr public, il Mo"ndyi!lc, N
la paroiSse St. Landry, le
Neycyedj, II Octobre. 1871,
les propri5;Gs ci,apres d5cr;tcs, dependant
de la dite succession, SAVIOR:
!. Huit acres de terre situe i Mound
vile, ayec toutes les batissrs ct anltllora-
tons qui sly trouvent.
J. Tn coffre avec oui!ls.
3. TN leyier.
4. Tn cofIre ct son contenu.
5. Tn grand cofFre ct son contenu.
g.. 1lus.eurs coffres ct leurs con.cnus.
r. Inc yalise.
!. une MALE et son contcnu.
8.
IL. Cne montre en- argent.
Il. Tn mateles ct &C qui constitute IN lit,
L. Tn poney creole, girls.
conditions-ComPtant
i. \. McCROKI,
80 Sept. 1871. Administrators,
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vente par lie Sheriff

pa AZ
Bloch ct Dnpre vs.. Robert Mo-by, ct all
Cour de District, Paroissc St. Landry
No. 1908.
lin VERTU dun writ de hcri facias
- lance par la Huitieme Cour de Dis
trict de lEtat de la Louisiana, da"s ct
pour Ia paroisse St. Landry, dams i~'affaire
CT. dessus intitulec, ct i moi adresse. je pro.
cederai i vendre 4 Tencan public, a Ia Mai
son de Cour de Ia dite p~aroisse, dams Ia vile
des Opclousas, lc SAMEDT, 4 Noven,bre,
1871, aonz" heures dn matin, les proprietes
e~i-apres d6crites, saisies pour satisfairo le
dit writ, q SAVIOR:
Cent acres de terre i prendre SD coin
sud-ouest dun certain moroccan de terre de
quatre cent quatrc-vingt acres, composss
onm suit, savoir:
]. Tn certain moroccan de. terTe de troiS
cent vingt-deux hut centiemes acres, etant
la Motto sud de 10 section 4, township 7, su
sud de Ia rangee 2 est. CONNIE il est decrit
dams Ia carte du township, etant le name
moroccan de terre schetc par D. A. Harris de
Cyprien Dupre, par IN acte passe devsnt
Yves DAvy, Recorder, date lie IS ~janvier,
1862
Q. Tn certain morcesu de terre, conte.
nant cent soixaDte deux centiames acres,
etant 10 quart sud-ouest de la section 3,
township Z, au sud de Ia rangee 2 est, borne
au nord par des terres de Jesse Andrus ct
Uriah Green, 4 Test par Uriah Green. au
sud ct d l'oue>t par des terres don't les pro-
prietsires sont %inconnus, le dit cent acres
fornant un quadrilatere sllant de Fest q
Iouest ct Giant deux tois Ia laTgeur de celle
du nord all sud.
Aussi, hut acres indivise dun certain
moroccan de tsrre, mesurant trente srpents,
situe au Bots Mallet, dams la p~aroisse St.
Landry, borns su nord par des terres &c
Stephen NJ. Young, a Test par Uriah Green,
q rouest par 10 meme ct al sud par Sylvanie
Sonnier ct Joseph Chenier. avec toutes les
bitisses ct authorizations 9ui sly trouvent.
Conditions-Comptant
:. 0. HAYES, Sheriff
80 Septembre.
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Miscellaneous News.

Washington. Sept. 20.-The sen
tence of Lieut.. Fenno, 18th Infantry,
to be cashiered. five years imprison-
ment in the penitentiary, and to re-
fund $500, has been approved.
Fcnno was convicted Of embczzle-
ment of public funds, and betting
while he had the funds in charge.
Bangor, Sept. 2O.-The last rail on
the European and North American
Railroad, connecting the United
States with the maritime provinces
of Canada, was laid to day.
Omaha, Sept. 20.-The new con
stitution has been heavily defeated.
The woman suffrage clause, which
was submitted separately, was also
disastrously defeated.
Kingston, Jamaica. Sept. Co.
The Geographic cable to the Island
of st. Kits has been damaged BY an
earthquake, which inflicted such
damage in the Island of Tortola that
1000 persons were rendered house.
less.
st. Paul, Mimi, Sept. 21.-The
Republican State Convention in SEES
sion here has passed resolutions en-
dorsing the administration of Presi-
dent Grant.
Springfield, ILL.,, Sept. 21.-The
Republican State Convention pass
ed resolutions endorsing President
Grant and in favor Of a tariff for
revenue.
Philadelphia, Sept. 22.-The Lin
coin monument was unveiled to-day
in the presence of-100,000 people.
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The Tidal Wave o
The Bee of Sunday says:

The Bee OF Sunday says:
The following letter from the enl-
nent naturalist Of Cambridge has
been received by a'gentleman otthis
city, and placed at our disposal. 1t
ia an answer to a letter cOmDlrnicu-
ting the fact that a newspaper report
was in circulation which attributed
to the Professor Il prediction CON
cerningan immense tidal wave which
was to submerge the gulf coast on
October 5 or &. 1t will be seen he
gives a point blank denial of having
made any such prediction
Cambridge, Sept. Is, 1871.
"l)ear Sir-I never made the
statement alluded to in your letter.
| have received of late about twenty
inquiries a week like yours. | have
no time to explain what are the geo
logical changes our coast may under
goin the next few hundred thousands
years.
"Eery respectfully, yours.
al. AGASSIZ.
"-. ESQ, New Or!eans.'
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On the 10th, the Lincoln Monu'
ment Association removed the re-
mains of the deceased President
from the tomb, at Springfield, Ill.,,
and deposited them in the vault un,
der the monument erected to his
memory. The removal was effected
without any ceremony, and without
public notice. A few persons only
were present, who were permitted
to look upon the face of their dead
friend once more. It is said that
there was a slight discoloration ap'
parent in the face, and the features
were yet perfectly preserved. The
bodies of the deceased children ofthe
late President we're also deposited in
the monumentalvault. Mrs. Lincoln
and Robert are the only survivors OF
a family of six.-[Picayune.
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Pass Him Around.

VIM. Francis Mclean, advertis-
ing agent, '265 Broadway, New
York, is our sole agent in that city
from and after this date Rich
land. Beacon.
And if VIM. Francis don't gouge
you, if he gets a chance, there are
no snakes in Big Creek! We will
take FIVE dollars, from any one but
him, for a claim amounting to over
ifty dollars he has been owing us
over five years. Take it.-(Ouachi-
ia Telegraph. .-
We will close with him, on the
same terms, for One Hundred dol
lars due the Democrat for five
years. Who bidsf Don't all speak
at once !-(Alexandria Democrat.
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The Cholera.

London. Sept. 19.-The cholera is
increasing at Konigsberg; the ratio
of deaths have advanced from so to
70, and even 80 per cent.
New You'd, Sept: 2O.-1t is said
that two cases ofAsiatic cholera have
occurred at Perth Amboy. The vic
tins were recently landed from a
German emigrant ship.
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Tente oar le Sherlf.

Adrien Sonnier, Administrator. Us. Francois
Richard ct als.-Gcur de District, Paroisse
St. Landry.-No. I0996.
I'm vertu dun alias writ de q. ia. lance
IL par THop. Ia Cour du Huitieme District
Judiciaire, dams ct pour Ia paroisse St. Lam
dry. dams lie process ci-dessus %intitule, ct b moi
adresse, je vendrai en- vente publique, au plus
offrant encherisseur, b 10 Maison de Cour de
ladise ~paroisse, en- Ia vile d'Opelousas, lie
Sanedi, 4 Nocembre, 1871,
b onze heures du matin, les prophecies ci.apres
decrites, ~saisies pour satisfaire ledit writ, sa.
voir:
La moitie est du quart nord-ouest de Ia Sec
ton is, township 7. au sud de Ia rangee 3 est,
contenant quatre-ringt v!ngt de1x centiemes
acres.
La Motto Quest du quart nord-est de Ia sec
ton Is, meme township ct rangee. contenant
quatre-vingt vingt-de,k centiemes acres.
lie quart fractionnaire nord-ouest de la Sec
ton Is. meme township ct rangee, contenant
cent dix-huit trente-deux centiemes acres.
LIE quart fractionnaire sud.ouest de la sec
ton is, contenant cent seize trente-six cen.
themes acres.
La moitie sud du omar. sud.est de Ia section
l6, meme township ct rnngee, contenant
quatre-vingt trente-quatre ecntiemes acres.
La moitie nord du quart sud est de Ia sec
ton l6, meme township ct ,angee, contenant
quatre vingt tsente-quatre centiemes acres.
Aussi, toutes les batisses ct authorizations
qui sly trouvent.
Les prophecies ci-dessues aysnt etc saisies
CONNIE prophecies de Francois Richard ct
Anaclet Richard.
Conditions-Comptsnt.
Z 0. HAYES, Sheriff.
30 Sept, 1871,
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FROM BRAzIL.-Mr. Abel Roussel,

FROM BRAzIL.-Mr. Abel Roussel,
ofThibodaux, Who'll has been six years
absent in Brazil, recently returned
home, to tell his friends that Louisi-
ana is a better country than any he
found, in his travels. We are told
that he tried both cane and coffee
culture, during his absence, but nei-
therproved profitable. He says that
cane must be cut and rolled in a GER
tain season, or it dries up and loses
it's saccharine substance; and if cut
as green as here, it will not make SUI
gar. Therefore, though that climate
is milder than ours, yet it is not as
good for sugar planting Sugar
Bowl. Dist, inst.
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Yente par Ie Sherii.

Spottwood II. Sanders We. James y.
Sw;ndall ct. all.-Cour do Paroisse, st.
landry,-No. 77s.
TN vcctu dun wri, de Fl. IA. lance par
- lHon. Ia Cour de Paroisse dams ct pour
Ia Paroisse St. Landry, dams le proce1 CT
dek~us intituls, ct q moi adres:e, le vendral
en- rente publique, su plus ofrant encht.
risseur, 4 Ia Maison de Cour de lsdit Pa
roissc, eli la willie d'Opelousaa, le SAMEDl,
4 NOVEMDRE, a onE. heures du matin, Ia
propFiete ci-aprSs decri.e, saisic pour
sati-faire ledit WIZ, savoir;
Tn buggy sans top.
Condltions-Comptsns.
E. 0. HAYES, Sheriff.
80 Septembre, 1871.
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The Small POx.

Lowell, Mass, Sept. 19.-The
small pox still continues, and there
are numerous fatal cases. A tenn
porary hospital has been erected.
A red flag by day and a red light by
night is used to designate infected
places.
Lowell, Sept. 23.-There has been
eighty-three new cases and five small
pox deaths during the week,
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80 Sept, 1871.
ventc par lie Sheriff.

Vente par lie Sheriff.
James Ray vs.. Geo. n. McBride-Cour de
Paroisse, st. Landry.-No. 1859.
Inn vertu dun writ de feri f~acias, lance
T. par Honorable Ia Cour de Paroisse
dams ct pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry,
dams le process ci.dessus %intitule, ct 4
moi sdressG, ie vendral en vente publiaue. au
Mus ofrant encherisseur, a Is Maison de Cour
de Ia dite Paroisse, en- Ia vile dOpelousas.
lie SAMEDI, 4NOVEMBRE. 1871, q onse
heures du matin, les prophecies ci-apres de
critics, saisies pour satisfaire lie dit writ, SAVIOR:
l Tous les droits, titres ct interets de Geo
N, Mcbride, dams Ia succession de son pere'
Joseph Mcbride
2 Son interet dams Ia recolte qui pousse sur
cette place. Aussi, quinze tetes de betes a
cornes douces courant dans les bois, marques
de Ia lcttre Nj dams III ceTcse.
Conditions-Comptant,
T.. 0. HAYES, Sheriff.
80 Sept 1871.
Etat de LA Louisiana.
Corn DE PARolssE, ST.. LANDRY, No. 3244.
Succession Ursin Manuel, Jr.
rMILE MANUEL, de la paroisse st.
II Landry, Administrator de la success
sion de Jrsin Emanuel. decede, eyant
enregistre IN Tableau de classification des
dettes ct distribution des fonds de ladite sue
c~ess;on, accompagne dune petition deman-
dant lholnologation d'icelui:
Eft attendu quill q etc fat droit D la de-
mande de la dite petition par I'M ordTe de Ia
Cour en- date du 30 Septembre, 1871
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
dGnne aux interesses dams cette succession,
d'avoir a faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont,
par ecrit, a mon bureau dams 10 willie des Ope-
~lonsas, dams les delais presents par la lol,
~pourquoi ledit Tableau MS sefait pas Approve
ct homologue-
JOS. D. RICHARD, GrcfaeT
80 Sept. 1871.
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VcE1te PusDliuuc.

NsccesSion de james II. Rutledg5.
I'm yertu dun orlre d. 10 Cour des Preuvss
- dc Ia p~aroisse St Landry, il sera Telidu
a lcncsn public, all plus offTsnt encherisseur,
par lie soussigr>, on par un encantcur public,
an mnsssin de J. L. Morris, . Big Cane, pa
roisse 81. Landry, lie
Mercredi, II Octob'r, 1871.
les pTopriftfs ci-apres dfcrjtes. sppartensnt
q la succession de James II. Rutledge, de-
cGdt, a SAVIOR:
In cheval, une selle. nue bride et d'eutCes
immeubles.
Conditions-Comptans. ,r,
80 Sepienbre. Administrators
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GETTING MARRIED.-We learn
that a mania for marriage at present
prevails among the young men on
the Lafourche, between the Crossing
and Raceland. Last Saturday we
saw four handsome, we'll dressed
young gentlemen riding from that
neighborhoed up the bayou, toward
Thibodaux, and was told by a citizen
that at least one and perhaps all,
were going to get license to marry.
That is right, boys you. ARE showing
both good judgment and good taste,
for to remain unmarried in a locality
where there are so many handsome
young ladies, would be as ungallant
as unwise. We know of several old
bachelors who are now daily repent
ing that they did not, in their youn-
ger days, do as you are now about
doing.-(Sugar Bowl, 21st., inst.
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Landlord, said a traveller at the Ia
bic OLA country tavern, this soup is
n little weaker than j am used to.
Just let that chicken OF yours wade
Through II once more, II you please,
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The whple number of deaths in
this city last week, was one hun.
dred and twenty-nine, against one
hundred and forty-three the week
previous. Seven died of consump-
ton, twenty-one of various fevers,
FIVE of pneumonia, three premature
birth and nine stillborn. The
deaths by feyers before last week
were twenty-five and the deaths by
consumption nineteen. The city
still continues healthy, and its NOR
tuary reports exhibit a small num-
Der Of deaths compared to the whole
population.-[Republican Sept. 9th
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What is modestly spoken is
generally better received than what
carries in it an air of holiness and
confidence. Most persons, though
ignorant Of q thing, do not care to
be thought SO, and would have
some Difference paid to their under
standing.
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We are deeply panied to have to
hn1n 4Ln domica of anothor of

We are deeply panied to have to
chronicle the demise of another of
our best and most esteemed fellow
townsmen. Robert C. Hetherwick,
aged AZ years, died at the residence
Of J. W. Hadnot, where he had
gone to recruit his shattered health
for a few days. His death occur
ed, on Saturday evening, the 9th
inst. He was a native Of St. Ian
dry Parish but had been a resident
of Alexandria, since 184s. Mr..
Hetherwick was in the strictest
sense Of the word,~a good and up.
right man, II of our leading and
best merchants and a man of. sterl-
ing integrity. In his death our
Town loses n Of its honest sup
porters, and his family a true and
fast friend and protector.-lAlex-
andria Democrat, Sept. 18th.
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1t seems to be conceded as pro-
bable that the Radicals will elect
their Governor in Ohio, but that
the Legislature will be Democratic,
thus securing a Democratic success
sor to Senator Sherman. MI.
Groesbeck appears to be the favored
man.-[Picayune.
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"The Hearse," is the significant
name of a Nevada saloon.
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Nodesty Is trne polite1ess.
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Remaining in the Post Office at Opelonsas, on
September Both 1871. v hich, if not taken ont
before October LIST, 1871, will be sent TO
The Ursl Letter Office. ct MashinctoE.
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List OF Letters

Esq, New Orieans."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-06

woris encIosuls, dasiiG e. - no1th,
one a. bcst I'D e ed, el46 barrels, The
- t,.rt - ,nna1UoGe 6Uvtnyabogg049
csted 70 P. & r. Do verge6, at afty-etght
cente and . half Per barrel On the 10
ceinf If the coal I caused the transfer q
1915 barrels to the Gas Company, that be-
inc the amount Of their opportune loan
The collections froA water rents for
March were
First and Fourth Districts ....... 44,M5 S
Second and Third Districts. 5.72l y
Total .v1VslSO o.
The collections from water rents during
six nsenths, ending thirty first ultimo, foot
up $l2l ,367 GA.
Water pumped during month Of March
(gallons). 158, 6l6, 342
Hours worked, 1861.
Coal consumed (barrels), l7O9.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
During the month, a contract was adju-
dictated for an extension of the Fruit Mar
ket. at cost of $2lOO. The requirements
of the fruit trade, makes the extension
necessary.
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
The first quarterly allowance of tho chart
table institutions of the city became due ON
the thirty-first of March. The statements
rendered in accordance with law by the va
rious institutions show nineteen hundred
and thirty,One inmates ON first Of Decem-
Der, 1870, and ON that basis the allowance
for the present year will be w, SS4. beng
1884 in excess of the amount set apart IN
the budget for charitable purposes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-06

March -, 1871. )
To the City Council Of New Orleans:
Pursuant to official notice, the proposals
for lease of the city markets. for the month
of April, 1871, were opened at 2 p. n. this
day, In the Mayors parlor, and the bids Of
the following named parties being tho high
est, the respective markets were adjudicated
accordingly for the month Of April, 1871:
St. Mary market, William Maybe. 81 1886 90
Magazine market, Charles StOll.. 2,,,5O %
Dietrich BSietrich . ...... .............. $500 90
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mig. . 3,o25 90
Claiborne market ]. Dumestre. 68l 90
Ninth street market. Jacob Veith.. 00l 90
Pile market, U. Frechou. ........ $40 %
Povdras market. M. Carroll $3.50 90
SOraparu market, Guillaume Roget 24O %
o. ance 'A. ..- Ao 90
Sixth District market, Jean Brun.. 200 90
Washington and Port market, Ber-
nard St. Dupeirre. ............. 80 W
IRENE market, Henry Larquie..... 2,425 90
Total. .$22,N7 90
F. C. REMICK, Administrator.
Adopted.
New Ordinances, etc.
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.l,I 4 q 4 e - X
~ u =: ~ = n - 3
~ sAss sss''s : 81 ~
- - cify csneii = Sew O.'saas
To unaeEslgne@, gc 49, ~
.n: ~. - n ~ ~ hi;sa.i.s : s7sss2
mpsnufSctory n square 10. 10, q ~
81 kround.s measuring ninegyss1ruy
one hunor6d ana elx4 lesss 49,.
s Masss' h n .xsm ;r ~ u,ss. f.s
6ndine no oj3eotion to frauIAe r
ton, respectfully recommeeds he 49,
resolution ...-..- !.
,..antoS s. f.hsris. HI G.rhsr q 81. H.
Steam marble manufactory il u
No. 10, on eight lOS o. er0un0t
nlnety-tLree 1eGs ~ c.e nI T~.e -.
. t0.. "a S a;vtS $500: - q, .'i --S'>'
&c. REMICK, Administs
As....1
4u"po :ss
~ II. AeAacs
"A ~ ~ ~ n r.
.c.u :. - o...,.. =. -
TO tne Jay oG1.''' :. ~ 49, 81
The undersagnc4, e ~
the pet1tlon OF rGsor 0ssIse, NE
to erect steam brewery q fleas
between drawer ana fo5uao' sno
ton being recommena11ss3y 3 Il y.1
the residents Witnin 49, Sss, 49, ~
amined tne p!em'sss' ~ I;. 49,. ~
ton TO gfanune tne. Res.s.o ,.., ~!
rec0mmends me I0alow lnS - - Is
hesotTed' Inas ol ~ ss4n ,,,;. 3 :
Brewery at No. s Prieur street, IT.
Gravier and Perdido streets:
+. =. AEAAVh' Au1an's1 E.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Remick:
April
70 the CITY Council Of New orieans:
= u.-,;,,- ,.o,,.;a.,.a tia nafition a. .l
y Raiiev for me- Of furnace With on
tIes mi emokeetack It No. a Coz
sfreet. for uurifyinR veket6ble md u
ola. Anal hayin9 exsmined the premises
findine that the floors ar Of brick, -
oiIa ned Arc ncn-oxb2GlV6, and ~
t S,,s il s rsouirsd. I reconnen3 . lolls0
resolution:
eranted to james 4. Railsy 70 crest {
xse furnace With omen ketflea end SnG
: ack, for the pu,poeo Of purifying veeet1
and animal oils, " mouse Ne. ~ Conn
L :. = =
+. G. REMICk, Adminas~ asoE
Mr.. Bonsano moved that thu report
l.;a ov.,
NJ !. 4. SO. 49, ...s I. ...,.
ce.. that -. .on.st = s. e.rried s.. r.
nro,,.blv vorIa ~ - . 60 ~ vel r
f,-tr;.ht m. ohiaet 80 - re1sra -
= ,.A.,-~.s-,. s-s S :, b.
Pu. y ~ n'''0 P'.' -
M D0nssnO sslo 80 - 81 ~. - - 49,
| delay was that he always MED to &C.
N. t.~r.var. m. <l,e.a III ,vyGnerv ~
t;cr. ~ tl,ia mater h.ia - - II
~ ~ -.rS .s2
'aon unaa. NV, ~ VIC - e.
| personal Investigations. 81
Mr.. Rsmick did mot oppose the pestl1
meut.
-..
Lai0 ovor sccoruneiy' sss IA
By Mr.. kemlck:
| DsrARfnzsr % Connl1
| Apan4 H.
| The undersigned, to whom was re-
the petition of Frederick Lopez, Ter +
lege of erecting Booth TOR the solo e e
water, etc., ON tho neutral ground,
and Canal streets, south side, a
icenae, having considered tho samo
believing such booth would b aa
:; s and the s,sntinr a ia ~
would be an iI3u.tioo % similar +
exercisc their piivilefe, respectfdllY IA
mend that the petiti0n be not gran1e&
r. C. REMCK, AdministRo
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A".ps
BY HI. bonxaHO:
Report by the AdministratorO Of AssesG
on The petition Of Phflip Drumm. NJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-06

- ~ "a axpS iE1foG q tke Uepa1tnent
Of police for tho month q March, 1871.
.xs:RnnuQVan0r6ds u lE1x4Vov1u
s. - much thereof - may b necessary,
- hcby appropriated y day - "a.
~ itures Of she DepattMent skelice isr
fhe month Of March, 1871, 40 enst the
Idminietratos of Public Accou1nts draw hls
.vsrfants q the Administrators Of Finance
a. hSment n che same: