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mitted by the committee to be presented
as the report of the subcommittee, but
vas not accepted in any other sense. The
renort does not satisfy the Republican
members of the committee who were not
in the sub committee. Those who object
to it are George F. Hoar, of Massachusetts.
chairman of the committe; Wheeler, OF
New York; and Frye, of Maine, three rep
resentative Republicans. They claim that
the report is substantially Democratic
document; that it is based almost entirely
upon the Democratic evidence, and framed
under controlling Democratic and lnde-
pendent influences. A strict order was
adopted in committee forbidding the pub
LEGATION of the report of the Sub committee
or of apy portion of il. 1t seems to be IN
the power of Sam Marshall, of Illinois, fe
decide whether the report of the sub'com'
mittee shall be made the report OF the
whole committee. Jim Robinson, OF IN
lnois, who was appointed as one ., 'h'
Democratic members OF the conu,i'iee
i has not attended tn his dufies. ne ha'
lbeen absent from Washington. he utiu
ocrats during the last lew gays tef'srai'he'
him that he uinst De present "
resign. He resigned, and Sam Marshal
| tuu aDlnlDlGu III Ailo PttECs "a
remrt Of the Sub Committee was place
lin Marshalls possession this morning, an
he has been considering it during the day
II he indnrses it there will he ,uaj az
ut one in the Committee in favor OF Il
The Committee consists of seven men
bers. Ii the Committee are not please
with the action of the Sub Commute
they really have only themselves to blame
The Sub Committee was appointed by tt
; direction of the Committee. The thre
, Republicans who object to the Sub C"u
mittee's report were not at first III favor
! visiting New Orleans. or, indeed, of the Ii
vestigating Committee. They Thought nntl
I ling could come the investigation. The
are now trou bled that 80 muchhas come (
it. II was decided late to night that IL
D lCnmmittee, with the exception Of the Su
2 Cnnmittee, shall immediately proceed
e New Orleans. Meanwhile the report
+ the Sub Committee will be held in abe
ance. Ii il should be surreptitious
Il published, it is in no sense to be consi
/; cred the report of the Committee.
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The events Of the past few days have
demonstrated that the men now at the
head of affairs have lost control of their
own party. Everybody can see how
things are going except the narrow-nlin-
ded aud dull witted persons at the seat of
government who dream that they have
acquired prescriptive right to be sup
ported at the public expense. They will
all get their eyes open some day but
when that comes to pass they will fluid
that the Republican party exists no Ion
ger, or else that it has been reconstruc-
ted and they are left outside.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-16
THE DEMOCRATS AND THE ARMY
APPROPRIATION BILL.
Remarks of Mr.. Beck, of Kentucky, on
the Army Appropriation Bill. in
. the House, Jan. 5.

Mr., Beck-I see by the newspaper re
port of testimony taken in New Orleans
the other day that Gen. Emory, in CON-
mapd of the army there, swOre before our
committee that the army Of the United
States had been brought INTO operation ID
the affairs of Louisiana by order of the at
torney- general of the United States. 1t
he has sworn that. and he is SO reported,
then would not vote one dollar to keep
up an army that has been or shall be sur
rendered to the attorney general OF the
| United States. On the contrary l want
those facts to appear, it they are true, 81
that articles of impeachment shall be
brought against that official for daring t.
| take command of the army OF the United
States unless called upon by the chief ex
ecutive to do SO. If Gen. Emorys state
ment is true. as reported, we ought to kno"
It--and the reports of his subordinate OF
6cers will show-that the attorney genera
has been so interfering, then. Instead %
making appropriations OF money to main
tain an army to be so used we ought t
! deal with the heads nf departments VIII
are thus prostitutiug their offices aud pros
. lituting the army and guilty of high crime
and miSdemeapors 10 office 1 do DE-
know whether it is true or not. b
1 papers state that Gen. Emory SO swears
The reports of the bureaus of the war DIT
partmen, will show whether it is true q
t not. | want to know this, and have
% right to know it, before | am called up
r tn vote the money of my constituents
: maintain this army The facts are will
: held trom US now It the statement oe
IT Islander. and if the attorney general Ii.
IS not intertered 10 this way, then let ii
e country know it; but if he has done ;
the papers say that Gen. Emory hi
IF sworn, let that fact appear. and then l.
10 the Consequences follow but until v
have these reports | shall steadily v"
1T against every appropriation, right
u wrong, because it is right to know Il
1e facts before vote.
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MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
and
PHOENIX BITTERS.

The Most Successful Medicines
in the World.
Established in 1886, by one of
our Most Eminent Physicians.
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine i'm cases of diseased
Liver, Blood or Skin, Indiges-
ton, Costiyeness, Billions C0r'-
plants, rheumatism, and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands of certificates are
incur possession, giving detailed
accouts Of perfect CURES effect
ed by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System and
put all the functions of the body
in a healthy condition.
ty- Sold by Druggists everywhere.
j. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
So Liberty Street, New York.
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CLIMAX! CLIMAX!

Pages Climax Salve, a Family
blessing for 25 cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without It.
Wewarrant it to cure Scrofu1a
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
Ithas mo parallel-having per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound of
Arnica w..th many other Extracts
and BalsamS, and putupin large
bOxesfOr thesame price than any
other Ointment.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-16
THE NEW ORLEANS SUB-CoMMIT.
TEE.
VIII its Report be Published ?

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Jan. 1.-THE
New Orleans sub committee this evening
presented their report TO the full commit
tee. This report was signed by all tie
members of the sub committee Foster,
Phelps, and Potter. The report was per-
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-16
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. u. t., March 9th, lS1


II sm uslng the bet imported Sio. riah pel'clis
and pasln (S.>. % vI- teen dollars pei zross iVr
them nav. .or tue p.oduIiion vi t.. CRAVINGS
ing i, loII,TS, iour ErAu- htsiIi' Il "ho CHI
not bt u, alcn /, III, U,lle Statre .or mn =, hc.'
work lour p, hci ' ' ID il quit. up 10 tn ,,uaI
ty oi the .loUu Imported. il tah Laruj y, Delter;
but lily best raughGsnlau saye IL y, rhals lttie
better. W, shat. Ii rIa1t,f "a hoho o-t !oGf v
Ii, anu / hav, cap, riIhvhte,i ca Gully. ethd
tom .. the ur.w Ia stroiil Nh Lay r. Ina
81 i, you thai the Desl Al 4Si-uFaH, TSi-
Gals, al any prloo.
The ,acka.s. Containing ii H. ana ii psh-
ellis SAFE. y manu- ahG eone nave sl'eh
TO other bGre..us ill Ihv DeparIin lit VIII SNlrS-
where II favorable verdict
/ All soarr truly,
aawAI.D Al. hNIGh4 \. II.
Exam:f r-.,i-y!ar. ri tlase ratioI Official
Fluctuations. Il. Patent UA-c>.
Auth r vi ''n4i.Lt AE.e..can acc Liza; Dit J.
20 DEPT. Tor GRAPHICAL DIVISION.
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sir: liza, Ia 4 tltai oil tue DlAoL Ai4 riCa
(Irapuit penci ia This Dyson OF lii, tUet Uthc
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CIR A PHITE PENCILS.
TEST lALS.

ti,ts Departm III. 1t affords me pleaurt to add my
to the above"
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Every one in tie titt IL u.ilkhIcu with III. III
spec. ~ .ue Al sT t..
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pui p,,s ior whiCI i,en.aiv tlik ar now uaeu.
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Liz l.. L. ,Ds B,e have >Yer seuIa.
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Il kc them vtiy aiuCn, aiia tiall hrt th.hl ioS
my Il sk-work auu Tor Pa biography, whicI beauti
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NHEE NC. ". ", Ju., 10. 1873.
>. our i'.atils excellent.
RCnASTs ATIuNAL LAM
5.ss<u0 ElAU2A IlGGGlE,sS "a.
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-16
THE POLITICAL SITUATION
A Discouraging Prospect tor
the Republican Party. lo

AN INTERVIEW WITH A LEADING REPUBLi-
CAN coNGREssMAN-THE LOUISIANA
rsuRpATroN A STAGGERING BLOW FROM
WHICH IT CANNOT FULLY RECOVER BE-
FORE I876-PREsIDENT GRANT TOO
HEAVY A LOAD TO CARLYLE Is DE-
TERMINED TO PROVOKE THE SOUTH To
RESISTANCE If PossIBLE-REPUBLIcA
LEADERS LACK THE COURAGE TO TAKE
A STAND AGAINST HIM THIRTY SEVEN
STATES WOULD REPUDIATE HIM If NOM.
MATED HIS YEARNING AFTER Third
TERM INCURABLE-A STRAIGHT oUl
DEMOCRAT TO BE THE NEXT president
THE POLICY OF THE NEXT HOUSE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-06
NEW ORLEANS REPuBLI0AN SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1875.

from the House - to ito action on the rsp0R
of the conference committee must be frs
had before proper action can be taken or
the part of the Senate.
| Mr.. Whitney moved to take up the fol
lowing veto message Of the Governor:
NEW ORLEANS, January 4, 1875.
| To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House Of Representatives:
The constitution Of the State requires
that all acts passed by the General As
sembly and submitted to the Governor for
| his approval five days previous to the ad-
jjousnment, if not approved him, become
law by limitation immediately on the adj
journment OF the Legislature. A further
provision peculiar. to this State permits the
approval OF bills not submitted to the Gov
ernOr five days before adjournment at any
time during therecess. The practical effect
of this provision is to cause great irregu-
larity in the enrolling and transmitting of
bills, and much uncertainty as to what
measures have been legally passed in the
last days Of the session. Among the large
number of bills which have been transmit
ted to me at intervals ranging over q Pc
riod of eight months is the following:
An act to provide more efficient collec-
ton of taxes for the city OF New Orleans.
From such consideration as / have been
able to give this bill, 1 fail to see any good
object that would be served by its becoming
a law. l therefore return it to the house
in which it originated with my veto.
WILLIAM p KELLOGG,
Governor.
And moved that the bill do now finally
pass, the veto to the contrary notwithstand-
ing.
By unanimous consent the same was
taken up.
Mr.. Grover moved that the Senate ad
iourn till SP. NJ.
Mr.. moved that the Senate
take recess till halfpa seven o'clock.
Two Senators called for the yeas and
nays.
The Senate refused to adjourn or take a
recess by the following vote:
Yeas-Chadbourn George, Gla Grover,
Kelly. Ogden, Robertson, Steven, White
Nays-Anderson, Allan. Blunt, Rreaux,
Brewster. Burch, Cage, Crozier, Detiege, |
Dumont. Greene, Harper, Herwlg, Kelso. |
Mascot, Pollard, Stamps, Sypher, Twitch. |
Ell, Weber, Wharton, Whitney, Young
Observation-Disclosures, Blackburn. Eustis,
Landry.
After a long debate, Mr.. Allan moved
hat the Senate take a recess until 7:3O P.
w.
The motion was adopted. and so declared
" the President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-06

Mr..
upon
Mr..
81, TO
First
of Gre
The
call of
vote:
Yeas
Blunt,
Crozie
firOvej
Wizard
Nays
lIandr
Stalnpl
Abse
The |
He call
tioua
to reorl
ne,y aud
Orleans!
viding
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tabled |
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mont.
Stamps,
Ley, 70
Ns,ys1
Ogden,
Absen
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dry, VIII
On cal
refused |
1out- NTH
Yeas
Btrewste1
Iiloetiege,1
dHierwig,
Young
Nays
Ogden, ID
Absent
Landry
Mr.. Crd
to be emil
Tue crinli}
and fort
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Court of 4
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'ublic ex1
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the Senate within thirty minutes whether
the Senate would concur.
On motion of Mr.. Twitchell, the Secretary
OF the Senate was instructed to notify tho
House OF the Senate's concurrence in their
committees request, that the Senate had no
further communications for the House.
Mr.. Twitchell introduced the following.
Heso!ued, That q committee of three he an.
pointed by the President to wait on the
uovernor ana inform him that the Senate is
y; nov ready TO adjourn sine die. and inquire
make to the Senate. w
Adopted.
The President appointed the following:
Messrs. Twitchell, White and Young.
Mr.. Twitchell, as chairman of the afore-
SAID committee, announced that said CON-
mittee had attended to the duty assigned to
It, and begged leave to report that the COM
mittee was informed by the Governor of the
State that he had no further communica-
lions to make to the Senate.
Mr.. Anderson offered the following:
HesOtred, That the chairman of the Com-
mlttee on Auditing and Supervising the Ex-
penses OF the Senate be and lie herehv
directed to Issue to w. H. Green a voncher
~ compensation for services as reading
eierk as the President of the Senate NAV
uirecI, ana the amount of said compeuga-
lion snail be drawn from the cont;ogent
fund Of the Senate. o'D''"'A'
Adopted.
mr: herwlg, chairman of the special
ONT committee to examine the books, &C.
'oants' etc., OF the Auditor and Treasurer,
the following report:
New ORLEANS, March 3, 1876.
!" ne honorable the President of the Senate and
Cue 1ne speaker Of the House and Members OF the
oeneral Assembly:
10ur joint committee appointed to exam
40 tne books, accounts and vouchers, and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14
MAYoRALrY or NEW ORLEANS,
City Halt. January IS. 1875. s

| Cify HAN. January Is. 1879.
No. Observation-Disclosures Series.l
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 tho same. whenever there
shall be money in the city treasury to
| the credit Of the appropriate fund for
| each account. and not otherwise appro-
priated:
y. Bloomfield & Co.. for tax ledgers and
indexes fos same. FOX tax bill makers OF
1873. approved. $3.50
G. Casanave, recorder of deaths. ETC., for
recording deaths in the month Of EOvem.
Der, 1874. approved, So 50.
Ii. Vebbe. transteree OF Mrs. Mary Do.
honey, for services rendered as Fortress OF
Courthouse, parish OF Jefferson, for one
year ending January l, 1874, for proportion
assessed by the parish committee. to be
paid by tho city OF New Orleans. Sll3 40.
IT, Iebbe. transferee of +. Diebel, for
salary as secretary of parish committee of
the parish OF Jefferson, for proportion as.
sessed, to be paid by the city of New Or
leans. from March to November 30. 1874,
Carroilton Sentinel. for advertising no.
tice to taxpayers. from DEPARTMENT. Of
Finance and Assessments for 1874, $40.
Wells. Fargo Il Co.. for seed Of eucalyptus
globulus, OF blue gum tree of Tasmania.
tor planting on the banks of the drainage
canals, ordered through the Bank of Cali.
fornia, as per bill, in gold, $50, add premium
total. $lO5 so.
Phil McCabe. for putting up stoves and
furnishing stove pipes. approved as follows:
Tax bill. makers Of 1875. .s2l 30: Depart.
Of uh1;o &In
j. N. Folwell, NJ. D., late coroner for the
First, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Districts, for
one days salary in November, 1871, omit.
ted in ordinance No. 1887, as per act of the
Legislature. approved November Is, 1874,
$40 ii.
f. DeBlanc. NJ. D., coroner for the Second
and Third Districts, for one days salary in
November. 1874, as per act of the Legisla.
ture. approved November l3, 1874. $l3 49, |
Pay roll of laborers employed on wharves
and landings. Department of Commerce.
for the month OF December. 1874. approved.
$3.50.
Pay roll of lahorers employed in the !
Department Of Waterworks and Public |
Buildings for the month Of December 1874.
approved, $5i:: 50.
j. McPhelin. district attorney, for fifteen |
criminal convictions in December, 1874. |
Superior Criminal court, approved. $i5O: |
twenty five criminal convictions IN Decen..
ber. IS. /. First Distr:c: Court. approved,
1915.
New Orleans Republican ccintiug Com.
panJ. for advertising proceedings OF Conn.
Gil in December. io7'. approved. s,5' so:
advertising ordinances OF Council in De
cember. l5.A, approved. 1863.
Adopted by tie Council Of the city OF
New Orleans, January ~. 1875.
Ieas-3er'oli. Brown. Bouny. Burke.
Landry. Mccarthy. PiIsbury.
CHARLES J. LEEDS. Mayo..
4 true copy:
j. II. HARDY. Secretary,
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"'A'E o3 LOC1SYANA-PARfSR or ORfR.rs
'es'''a district. City Of New OrIeans.
SIATE OF LOUISIANA W.. A lot ny ..po,,..
Hon''ng On Bourbon street in .nra,. ~ ~. y.
SssesSeo Ia The name OF Mrs. L. T. Eo,s,.I, vs.
STATY TAN Coa.rc-ox.. s,vr..
No. 36i Canal street
New Orleans. january 10 10. I
IL Virtue OF The POWER IN Mp vysTrn
ny we act OF the Legislature of ,fjs ST.. FL
CO. approsed Marcia -. 49,: vii: nr"na1 ~
t d. pubic anctlon. at my office. No l,i C ~
IA ne said Second District OF fhis snas
$780,. january y. 1875. at twelve o'clock on
EEpS described property. to wit. '' 81"
:o "H, Ain LOT OF GROUND. IN sorar> NJ g,
.,raa ~ bourbon Toulouse. Royai Ind - p, "':
BY ~ feet. s'iet5s measuring -
Said property having been seize,, Nv ~. ..,.,...
de OF due the State .. Lou;s.n. ~ me 20 satisfy
,aa property for the year Ia.; amounting ~ sd
penalties and charges "o""oA "''h az COSTS
,r na ~. sae the property vii! not be d,,i,ca+s
tha ,ne Ola 10 FOE sufficient amount 10 sapiss
~. .,io orssad Claim. together witt. ths ns.i.iS
accrued. "'"' sos " nicb may have
.; The purchaser az this saie vii: be M, T., ,
.an 800 POSSESSION. but the owner has tb.. ,;nh. -.
~ o " wltnlA eia months upon the narmIn, ~. ~
nS purchaser OF the purchase price And ali o 70
fou a1gess together with fifty per cent sIJ.
'T T u9oo tne purchase price. ~""~
Sesms-Cash on the spot.
TAI Collector. Second District. CIV 81 Nav
iAlQ Is n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14

:AAAE Or LOulSiANA~PARlSH OF ORLEANS
Second District. City OF New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. A. LOT OF GYor.SD
fronting on Royal street. in e1uare No $. IA.
sessed III the name OF +. Sancho,
S1AT2 VAx C"ILECroR'. Op.1Cg
NO 2el Canal street:
New orleans. January 10. 1875.
ri VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME- vESTED
- ~ she act OF ehe Legislature OF this State No
OF 1913. approved March II. 1873 will proceed to
Gel! at pubic auction. at NV office. No 2Oi Canal
street, III the said second District of this c,ty or.
FRIDAY. January %. 1855, at twelve O'Clock M
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in square Nh
~. bounded BY Royal UrsUlnes Hospjta. and
NrlDg IS by !6e feet. 80 ''o"e'
SAID property having been seized BY me ia .arisfv
debt due the Stat. of Louisiana for taxes ,nnn
SAID property for the year 1873. amounting to on,.
hundred and forty five dollars. together with ali
costs. penalties and chargee.
AT SAID sale the property wifi not be adjud.cafad
unless inc old IS Tor sufficient amount 10 sarisfv
the aforesaid claim together with the penaltia,
accrued. ~ "S lave
The purchaser at this sale will! be On. IN tmu..
diate posse ssion. but the owner has the right tn
Iedeei2 w!1hln SIX months upon the paymens N
tne purchaser OF the purchase price. and ali coats
ana charges together with tfty per cent additional
upon the purchase price.
1erms-Cash on the SPOT.
State ia, Collector. secoad District. CITY Of New
1aIe u -
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MAYoRALrY OF NHw ORLEANS. I
CITY Hall. January Is, 1870. }


City Hall January Is, 1879.
mo- Observation-Disclosures Series.1
Re il ordained. That the Administrator
of Public Accounts be and is hereby author
lied to withhold the issue Of any warrants
to parties against whom the city may have
obtained judgments for taxes. licenses, etc.
or who may be otherwise indebted. nor
shall any transfer be permitted, until the
said Judgment and claims shall have been
fully satisfied, nor shall any payments %
made by the Administrator OF Finance TO
any parties who may be in defanlt to the
city. until the said claims are liqudated.
Adopted by the Council of the city OF
New Orleans. January L. 1873.
CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor.
a true copy:
j. II. HARDY. Secretary.
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,, THURSDAY JANUARY IA, 1875
AAYORALrY OF NEW ORLBANs, I
City Hall. January IL, 1875. )

MAYORALrY OF NEW ORLHANs.
City Hall. January IL, 1875.
No. Decentralization Series.l
An ordinance levying city ts1es for the
year 1875.
Be il ordained, That in conformity with
the several acts Of the Legislature relative
thereto, and with ordinance No. -, Admin
istration series, adopted December 90, 1874,
the following taxes be ami are hereby levied
and assessed for the year 1875, On all tax
able property within the city of New Or.
leans, according to the assessment Of said
year, viz:
City debt tax. for the payment of the
interest on the bonded debt, one dollar and
twelve cents on each and every one hundred
dollars of valuation.
Police tax-Forty- nine and one half cents
on each and every one hundred dollars of
valuation.
Public school tax-One-fourtho Of one per
cent on each aud every one hundred dollars
Of valuation.
Park tax-One-e;ghth Of one per cent on
each and every one hundred dollars Of
valuation.
Current city expense tax-Fifty cents
on each and every ono hundred dollars OF
valuation.
Adopted BY the Council Of the city of
New Orleans. January H. 1875, the veto OF
the Mayor to the contrary, notwithstanding.
Ieas-BertOli, Brown. BOuny, Burke,
Landry. Mccarthy. Pilsbury.
true copy:
J H. HARDY. Secretary.