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An Encouraging Prospect.

ia" Ap& "a "RFVNSe
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 2.-The Committee
on Information and STATISTICS Of tho Nashville
Cotton Exchange submitted : Tho following
report for June, this morning:
GEsMExES Your Committee respectfully
submit their crop report for the month Of June,
in ,eaponso to inquiries Rent Ia under late OF
tho 2ith. From tile cheerful tonc Of the
answers, aud with no Unforeseen disaster, we
think that tho country msy look forward to the
largest cfops OF all kinds produced Hlnce tho
War. Labor 10 reported ~ much impEoye2, crops
botter worked. cleaner. and GROUNDS III better
Atats OF cultivation than for yeara In
portions OF AIabama cnlnplain.s arc made OF
want ot rain, while Ia TonneHsee. near this city,
there is some complaint Of 100 m,icl, but from
other sections tho reports are sery favorable aud
highly satisfactory. Since our report wHs writ
teu Bcasonablo RIMS bare fallen III locations ro-
pDrsed dry. correspondents from CORTLAND.
Ala. MIR. l'arshall sends bloom undor dato Of
the 18th ult. In Tennessee. thlsty.luur report
waT1n and dry sh!rtv reasonable. with plenty OF
ram others favorable. 1u Tenuessee, two ro-
port cotton plowed and corn planted. Al!
agroe that the decrease IN AcloaRe ia fully rs
per cAut lets than laat year. In Tennessee. eight
report bad BtaliH; the balance repott good
two report had s.srlds. One reports boil on tho
23th. In Tenuessee. forty eight report tha plant
small. All complain Of the crop bolnE fully two
weeks behind last noaaon. All report tho crop
better, plant small, aud ten dars to two wee1a
later,
AL. reports from Tennessee and Alabama say
labor IN much better md all neo hard Il work.
-Four report damage bY Insect and damage by
grAsAhoppers; c.uau aud in iuU cultivation.
Alabama reports III average yield OF wtcat-S
bushels; nne AZ high AZ 81. and QUO NJ low as s.
Iu Tennessee, the aserage yield u abont II buah-
els. Alabama reports The corn crop very good !:
never was better the rrosnecs IL for o large
crop. In Teuntssee, ail Answer good; several.
splendid; two. nsver botter seven, tine; ons.
best No eYer Saw.
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wrLxxssAnss, Pa, Jnly 3.-Ths Wyoming IN
sursnco Company. Of Wf!keaba1rs. wound up 'ta
husluexs ye..ssaay. Atrapgsmeats have beau
made With tho commsfot1l ,HS union q London % 70.
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where kao Will Eetrbruto asto GlufiouA
FNnrtfs.

Special EHsedteh fe The C.htraea 7rsbun.
QC1Scr. ILL.,, July 2.-Gen. Sherman arrtved 1t
Quincy this mofning en- his way to Hamilton.
It which ',lsco he will Join 10 celebrating tho
Fourth TOMORROW. Tie will be in this clty 10
tsko part iu the celebration on Monday snd viii
In thu auest nj tho city until TUESDAY: 1t 10 ex-
pectcd that tho decentralization in thin city on tho
fifth will 10 the grandoss that has takon pines for
mAny years.
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A "MoaAl NIAGARA AvERreD.

Stxetal Iasaatch 10 TAt thtcaao Tribune.
DEvho.r. btich.. July 2.-To-day Johu Water
fall demolished tho divorce proceedings Against
lis vito by restoring her 10 his bod and board
on her declaration Of penitencs, and thus tlle
startling revelations expected from the tE7u ssa
Lost to ds4consulate world.
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MORE COFFEE COilIHG.

SptefaI Dssp4.eh 10 Ths chxaqa T''osnA
Nxw yoax, July 2.-Tns bark ClAualns 1usS
srrt7sd With = cargo Of codse, from !s'o' eon-
siguod tn J. ". poaas j Co., OF your e''S' A'es
! YatY QUICK paaSa9a.
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setsta1 1tstseah q 3As cA1ease Tribune.
Nxw 0aLxAxs, La, yuls 2.-Ths Reyabltoaa's
Baa Antonio, Tex- spsolh Of to-day sags that
Ia casa tho Mexican Col Chrtsto spplles tot
Asal4taaos h psetaea The psopssty of United
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ntases n.N clttzena Tho officer IN command =. Far,
IN fnrr;s ~ /. ..",d ~ orders from osduAts,, hsrs
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4 full re9usar-made Gents British 4 Hose
ut 25o, former price 35o-a decided bargain.
Alao, genuine Nottingham Hose at 400,
never belore offered loss than 400.
Ladies' full regular ade D1oachod Cotton
Hose. 35o. the best for tho price in the city.
Misses full regular-mnde White Cotton
Hose. IN Ill slzes, 26c.
Missos' Striped Cotton hose, In all sizaa, Ut
90, 30, J6. and doc.
Also. d full line Of Misses English strined
Hose, IN all stylos, which we are Rell1ng
muuh beiow the regular prices.
A complete assortment Of MtAsaa' aud
Boys Hose. tn flnln CoIors, Chocolate
DrownH, Navy Blues, and Drsbs.
Ladioa' Fine English Hose, In al1 qualities.
Brown and White, at 10 per cont less than
reRuiar prices.
Ladies' Fancy Hoso. In a1l stylea. At equally
low dgures.
Gonta' Gauze 8hirts. 3lno quality. CSC, 40
per cent cheaper than last eeaaou.
Gents Underwear. In Blk. Lisle Thro.d.
gossamer, qauzo. Mer1uo. and Summer
Mertno, at very low pr1ceA.
4 full line Of Ledios', Misses. and BoyF
Summer Underwear. In NIL stylea and st1es,
Rf a YAdnnkio1.
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M'HlfxFHt4.

M'VlCEEa'9.
" London Assurance was plaved 1ats evening
at afeYicker's Theatre. at tie bcnoht Of A1ea
Fanny Davenport. Il In not usual on benoat
rlvl,sa to make any ol;uston 70 the Acting
wherefore, nobody knowR However. tho PER-
furManra Of - London Assurance was NO can-
a tcso1Aly bad tl,at1t should he noticnt. With Tho
exception Of sTr. Lewla ~ MtIIle, s1t. Fshor ~
SIR Hdrenurt. and Hfr. Davtdgo as Afa1 nask-
array. it VA. an exhibition which did no earthly
credit to tho Fifth Avenue Company. Bliss Ds-
lc*r; Miss Rgls Grace Harkapay i1laipid. and
tho EeTfotmance "a 4 whole disappointing in tho
extra'nc. The piece wna not pisved nearly A
well A. last year. slr. Drew played tho part Of
and theso was . general sbakpese nnd ,s1ccr.
| sa!nty shout the performance which Indicated 4
| want Of proper rehearsal.
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JOURNAL

JOURNALISTIC.
MEMPHIS, July 2.-R A. Thompaon. for msny
years commercial editor Of tho drdtdnche, haa
purchased half 'ntereAt OF ts,t paper. and will
[n future conduct tho brsiuees department.. Cu!,
4. J. Ke,ar romnining In charge y the editorial
department.
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ths agent can not only secure applfcett7na more
easily, md thus do moro tnstns*s. but aisa rot
full premiums OIL alI tuHIanco, aud shuB largely
i0creaHs his own compensation.
Tho Homo t1aa never adopted anv now anil do
tortivo nchemca 10 nttrAct btIHlloAs. but II now
prepared, by making literal CONTRACTS wltt truo
aud s1i'cekHfnl agente. to largely Ilscroasa sta
businea. Huch men wishing = contEac. directly
With tlto Company will amply TO Edgae II. kel~
logY. Superintendent Of Agencies, 1T Chicago. Iii.
Frnu all int"ryow Will, Dir. Kellogg, ub learn
that Ito las t'een In tho hcryico Of thH COMPANY
fourteen yeats. ton ~ solicitor Rti f"ur ~
superintendent Df Agencies, making him tho
oldest h.Hnt Of The iIu,nt.
Tho hrohs Of !a agpfcs show e1.010.110 noT
10 fulce upon tho liyes ot l.5U0 pol.cy.htt1dcru.
"ho arc 90 we'll satlrod with tho soun!'s Of thor
Investment IN Tho f1otno aid with The nanuaRo-
H,ent Of this agency that. ,ntug tho year ending
May l. i1I5, ohly sl1tr pulcea were discontinued
out u the hole ! 1.55J.
steh ieAlilth ato very unusuat, sud having
been attained during TIM ha,d times VI tl, Fart
year. eyIilco tAh in lifo INSURANCE, and III cue
particular Company, whicl, III vary etrnng EVIL
denc" OF the tncscns denand for good lilo III.
hurauco.
TIE EqrI1AnLE 1IrE-assrRAyCK auC.ETY
Of New York In oue Of the tour great companies
Of America. Founded IN 1159. ita rapid growth
las been tho wonder Of insasanco mon every
whero, for III the 1tttecn yoArs OF ts existence It
las outstrIppod nearly all In competitors,
nany Of whom had half century III, start. Tho
Equitable Iegan business In worry modest
manner. Ita expenses were iox, iss agencies
limited, aud its principles most conservative.
Cloea and careful management IL tho 1uutked
feature of tie Eaultntle. II has zlcolved re-
pcalod compliments from tho Superintendent VI
luAuIa ance Of the state VI New iurk and from
British artuarien for tho superior judgment that
hss controlled itH anairn. a1ld the nul,upeYH aud
stability OF lts nHaets. Tbs busnus. of tue Eu-
ctpsy in with tie FRrv beEt Cars Of ueopIe IN
tho average largo policies pianlY Indicate and the
small l,esceutsge Of less. Il DIES al exclusive
1y casb business. mud tAaues nollcies from tho
liolns oi,ice only. II s1onld alno be no.rd that
company that asaaycd to do business i'll GEeat
13sltan. Aud 1t must 10 gratifying to AuericsuH
to know that tho annual Illaurauce iHsl1ea
ycar exceeded tAs outiro blafnoss OF lnost Ut the
l5rlsish COMPANIES. Ihe Equitable issues all
tha approved forma OF policies, bus givea es.
pecisi prominence to tha TOutl1e baYings Fund
Policy, wlicn possesses many te4tusos Of merit
which the old forma Do not. Tie General Mana.
gar for the state Of Illinois for tho Equitable IL
Ut. II. l.. Scudder, Jt. Among tie General
Agenta Of tho Company IL this clt5 ase Mesars.
II. +. Jonntson, r. +. Csaig. Charles Crosby.
Alonzo byndcr, ard 7. D: carter,-alI gentlemen
Of high character aud we'll known in tuylneaa CIR.
clcs.
TIE NEW rung LIFE.
Thirty yeR1s OF prosperous existence prove
bow Eaglcioua wore tue founders Of tnts admir-
ahle COmpanY, and how rr11lcntIy and ahly II
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OF 81. Louis aims to place ilfa r,aka OH the mar.
let tho sAu1e as any other commodity, for their
actual value. Bong Z stock company, It oETo,s
to the insured 4 certain indemnity, uunixed With
divldends, proteFripg to pay dlYtdonds IN I'd.
vance by reduced premium. aud its zAtss aro
placed ~ low W safety wtll admit. Its forms Of
policies embrace the life. endowment. and term
plan, all Of which, exccTs tho latssr, are non-
forfeltablc. DY tho torn, plan ono NAV tusure for
= telm OF ycArs at Tho Gn6 Of which term tie
policy may ba renewed, ii desired, tor another
term OF equal duration, 1t rates. proportiouate!Y
low. THIS plan eu,braeos renewable terms
Of thtas, Ave. and ten yoara, and 10 es-
: European tour. as the Company places 20 70.
asr!csion Nlataver upon travel abroad. The IT.
Louls Ltfs has 81. 40d, ,s52.t sasets. Last year
1t tsbuFsod sssv 700 Of itssos. That !: 10 sound
rigid e.ausipaslons. Tho President OF tho
Company IL Capt. James H. Eads Of bridge
and jssty system fame. The Hoard VI Directors
arc Capt, Esds. James Lups. Wholesale met-
MISUNDERSTANDING: Jarn"s II. Bri,tou, preat-
Gsut National Hank Of the stato Of Mlssousi A.
II. Brtton Vicel'rcsident Of tho Third National.
TUX aERxANIA 1lyE-lSsuRAScE COMPANY.
Ia ous OF ths oldest lfo-insurknce companies,
und is. with the exception Of Qua company In
Chicago. the ouiy German company In thu
United States. In relation to capital, dividends,
and expenses this Company rsuks with tue six
best companies Of New York. It " not only
doing business In Amercs, but a1so In the grester
part Of Europe. thereby enabling pol,oy.ho!dsts
to psy their prsmu1ns, II they should ohooss 70
u here. Ths Company Ass has mado ltA lar9sst
busiueAs In shls county anlon1 tha 0etmau pop.
ulation, but hIr. Gustav Ihslssn, ot
No, 10 IaHaIle street, thA 0eneta!
Aaant for Illinois and Wisconsin. tntsnlA
10 aatshiiah 10 Ansscsu branoh ~ suon -
.ha can 6nd Tho proper maasgsr. 1hs 9srinAn1s
rattaa u sha mass improved foszas af po!lasas,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-07
The Street Letter Boxes

Major James II. Wright, assistant post.
master. New Orleans postoffice. informs US
by official letter of yesterday, that on ana
after Monday. January II. 1875, night
collection will be made from street letter
boxes within the following limitss
From the north side Of Canal street to St.
Anne and from the river t. Rampant
street. between the hours of 9 and II P. M;
from the south side Of Canal street to
Delord street. and from the river to Ram
part street. aitey 1880 p. NJ
All letters deposited in street letter boxes
within these boundaries previous to these
hours will be collected and forwarded by
the nsr1ing mail.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-07
Local Intelligence.

TIE TAKING OFF OF FABIUs NICK DUNN
In a recent issue we gave an account of
the murder of F. Nick. Dunn. and since
then have learned the following particulars:
The deceased was walking down Canal
street, u company with Mr.. Jenkins, the
latter being foot or two in advance.
When crossing the railroad track, ON Basin
street. they encountered four men, one of
whom, passing Mr. Jenkins, fred a bullet
into the heart of Mr.. Dunn, who exclaimed,
IL am shot, and after walking dozen
conveyed to the Charity Hospital, where he
shortly expired.
The gentleman whose untimely demise
we record was a prominent member of the
Republican party, being president of the
Parish Republican Committee, etc.. as we'll
as administrator of tho Charity Hospital
and assistant appraiser in the CustomhOuse.
He was of gentle, polite and unassuming
manners; he had not a personal enemy in
the world. but was beloved by all his
associates; even his political opponents
public life. He enjoyed the esteem of all
the merchants with whom his duties called
him into contact.
Mr.. Dunn was born at Petersburg, Vir-
ginis, November. 1929. and was conse.
quently fOrty-fve years and two months
old at the time Of his death. At the age of
three years he was brought by his parents
to this city, where he has ever since re-
manned. His loss is deeply deplored by
thousands of sorrowing friends. His re-
mains we're inferred on Saturday in the
Girod Street Cemetery, and vast con-
f10urse attended the funeral c0rtege, among
mhOuse and many of our we'll known citi.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-07
COURT RECORD.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY .. 1919.
limited STATES Circuit Court.

Western Union Telegraph Company ys.
Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Company.
Petitioner alleges contract with the New
Orleans, Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad,
wherein the latter company granted exclu-
sive right Of way along their track to petit
TONERS for the erection of telegraph poles
and three wires, one OF which should be tor
the use OF the railroad company. this con-
tract to extend for twenty-five years from
the twenty-ninth of December, 1870; that
the present New Orleans Mobile and Texas
Railroad. as successor of the former
road, has succeeded to all its liabilities
and and is held to ulI its contracts and has
enjoyed mutual benefits with the petitioner;
that about the month of November. 1874,
the Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany commenced constructing line from
Mobile to New Orleans. along the line Of
the road, intending to construct and
maintain the same from Mobile to New
Orleans; that suit was instituted in the
Superior District Court of the parish
of Orleans for an Injunction restraining
the railroad company from permitting the
construction Of said telegraph line along
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-07
MAYORALTY OF New ORLEANS.
City Hall, January 8. 1875.
administration Series.

no. cYs0-Administration Series.(
An ordinance making appropriations fol
charitable institutions for the quarter end
| ing Decembes 81. 1874
| Be ID ordained by the Council Of lie city
Of New Orleans, That the Administrator Of
Public accounts warrant on the Admins
] traitor OF Finance in favor of che following
| institutions for the sums respectively set
opposite theis names. being che allowance
for charity for the quarter ending Decem.
Der 81. 1874. in conformity with article ZIG
Revised City Laws and Ordinances. Y hen.
ever there shalt be money in the sity treas
ury to the credit Of the appropriate fund for
each account and not otherwise apprs
priateds
st. Marys Catholic Orphan Bows Asv.
lum. Chartres. between Mazapt and French
streets: 352 inmates. Sl232.
St. tincent's Home, Ecs 81 Biensille
street. 100 inmates. $3.50
\ ST. tincent's Infant Orphan Asylum.
Race. corner Magazine street. 1888 inmates,
St. Elizabeth's Asylum. Magazine, cornee
Josephine street, 1853 inmates. $j35 20.
Female Asylum of the Immaculate Con.
ception. No 81 Rampant. corner Elmira
street, los inmates. 1857 50.
Mount Carmel Asylum, No 50 Piety,
between Dauphins and Royal streets. a47
inmates. $Jl3 ~.
New Orleans Female Orphan Asylum,
Clio; between ee Csm ap and Frytania streets.
Protestant Episcopal Childrenfs Home,
jackson, between Chippewa and St. Thomas
streets, thirty inmates, $l0:S
Home for Jewish Widows and Orphans
| Jackson corner Chippewa street. ninety.
two inmates, 1922.
Orphans Home, Seventh street, between
Magazine and Constance streets ninety.
four inmates, 1929.
st. Anna Asylum, corner Of Prytanfa and
st. Mary streets, tifty-nine inmates, S206 50.
louisiana Asylum. corner Of Tonti and
Hospital Streets twenE-f five inmates
$S' 80.
Asylum Of the Little Sisters of the Poor.
Laharpe, between johnson and Pgieur
streets. 100 inmates. $500.
convent of the Good Shepherd. Ben.
Vile, between Broad and Do!honds streets.
232 inmates, SSl2s
Bloom1ngdale. State. between Camp and
Chestnut Chest str1tss ninety one inmates.
St. Joseph. F,rman Boy. and Girls A.y.
l95 inmates, sdl 50
St. Vincents Infant Orphan Asylum,
Race. corner Of Magazine stree+ tor vet
nurses. SbWb
St Vincenfs infant Orphan Asylum.
Race. corney Of Magazine street. for forage.
etc> $22:s
Ladies Of Providence Mrs. 3. BANG
president, thirty-fve inmates, 1922 so
=. Adopted by the Council of the sity Of
New Orleans, January 5. 1875
teas-Bertoli, Brown. landry. Piisbury.
CHARLES 10 LEEDS Mayor
A true copys
j IL. HARDY, Secretary
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NASoAALry OF NEW ORLsAN4
City Hall. January 6. 1879.
tho. S0i9-Administrafi0n Saries

NASonALry OF NEW ORLEAN..l
City Hall. January 8. 1879. !
mo. sal9-Administratien Series.
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several accounts therein named.
Be il 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 whenever there shall
be money in the city treasury to the credit
of the appropriate fund for each account
and not otherwise appropriated:
Firemens Charitable Association OF New
Orleans. for services rendered in the month
of December 1874. a. per contract,
$ll, 666 S..
Firemens Charitable Association Of the
Fifth District, for services rendered in the
month Of December, 1874, 500.
Firemen's Charitable Association o. the
Sixth District. for services rendered il the
month Of December, 1874, $ll33 49,
}. davidson Hill 8 Co., agents, for rent
IL premises on Carondelet street. known as
Davidson Court, used for police purposes,
tor the month Of December. 1874, as per
Lease, $3.50.
G. z. Girardey & Co, for rent Of First
District Court building, on Orleans street,
for the month Of December. 1874, as per
lease $3.50.
w. M. Smallwood, for services rendered
as jury commissioner IN the month of De-
cember, 1874, Sal &c.
6. Casanave, for services rendered as jury
commissioners in the month of December,
1874, Sal Sc.
Louis Gaudet, for services a. coroner
within the limits OF Carrollton. in July,
August, September, October. November
and December, 1874, in conformity with an
ordinance Of the council OF Carrollton,
$50.
A. Chastant, N. h., for salary az coroner
of the First, Fourth. Fifth and Sixth Dis
tricts for she month of December, 1874, as
per act of the Legislature, approved No
1ember, IL, 1874, $3.50 80.
E. De Blanc. NJ. D., for salary as coroner
Of the Second and Third Districts for the
month of December, 1874, as per act of the
Legislature. approved Eovembes ~. 1S74,
e4l6 IS.
Joseph Mulles, for rent Of the Fourth
District Wharfinger's Office for the month of
December. 1874, approved, SIS.
Adopted by the Council Of thecNy Of
Few Orleans January S, 1875.
Xe&~Bertoli, Brown, Landry. Pilsbury.
CHAkLE3 J. LEEDS Mayor
A true copy:
y; H. HARDY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-07
THE SENATE YESTERDAY.
Third pay,0 Session.
6kNATk CHAMBK
New Orleans, January S, 1875.


SENATE CHAMBER. I
New Orleans January S, 1875.
TIE Senate fnet pursuant to adjournment
and was called to order by the Hon. C. C.
Antoine. Lieutenant Governor Of the State
and President Of the Senate.
The following Senators answered to their
Hames:
Messrs. Alexander, Allen, Blunt, Breaux
Burch, Cage, Chadbourn, Crozier, Dumont,
Green. Ella, Harper, Herwig, Masicot, Pol.
lard. Stamps. Twitchell, Weber. Wharton,
iouns-20.
The President announced that there was
auuorum present.
Prayer by Rev. k. johnson. Baton Rouge.
The Secretary commenced reading the
journal.
On motion Of Mr.. Chadbourn. ths further
reading Of the Journal was dispensed with.
tie Same corrected and approved.
EOTICEs o. MILLS
By Nr. Stamps
OF a bill to'be entitled an act providing
against fraudulent Insurance. creating the
office Of superintendent Of insurance. who
shat, be appointed by che Governor. and
hold his office for life or good behavior.
providing penalties for the violation Of this
act and for ether purposes.
BY Mr.. Dumont:
Ola bill entitled an act 70 annend and re.
enact section 20 - Of the Revised Statutes
Of Louisiana.
BY Mr.. Breauxs
OF bill entitled an act to suspend the
collection Of taxes for the years IS.3 and
1874. on overlooked Isnds.
by Mr.. Cage:
~: bill to be entitled an act to repeal
act M. g. Of 1873, relative to fees and
emolEments Of the Auditor Of Public Ac.
counts. and to re-enact section three ct act
No. 81 Of 1872. and tor other purpoees.
BY Mr.. Cages
OF bill to be entitled an act to incOr.
sorate the village Of Napoleonville. parish
o: Assumption, and to provide for the
snannev of selecting officers tor the same.
BY Mr.. Weber:
OF bill to bs entitled an act to amend
article 3oi2 Of the Revised Civil! Code OF
louisiana.
Also. of a bill to be entitled an act to re-
peal sections IT'S, ll79. 300 and 276l OF
Rays Revised Statutes. providing for the
appointments or elections of district attor'
neys pro tenn. throughout the State. the
parish Of Orleans excepted. fixing their
term of Office defining their duties. etc.
BY Mr.. Youngs
OF bill to be entitled an act for the re.
lief of the taxpayers in the overlooked par.
ishes o; this State.
Also, of a bill to be entitled an act equal
ling the privileges OF the furnisher of
supplies for plantations with the lessons of
pianta tons, and amending section ~ of
the Revised Statutes.
By Mr.. Blunt:
Oss bill to be entitled an set relative to
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FOR MARKET REVENUES,

DEPARTMENT eF COMMERCE.
Sew Orleans. December 81, 1874. !
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE SALE OF THK
~ revenues of the following public markets. viz
POydras, Fruit ard Vegetable and French Meat
from the thirteenth day of January, 1875 to the
thirty first day of December 1875 both dates inc
clusves as per specifications on ne Sn this departD
ment.
ali bids.
Proposals 10 DO iniorsei "Proposa:: fbs sals OF
Ievenuss of public markets.
Proposals will be opened in Che Cos. nc:r Chamber
at twelve O'clock H.. on SATURDAY, Sanuary %
1875. j. o. LANDRY ~
jail Sc ASmifiat ratOr by Copmerce.
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MAYoRALrY o. new ORLEANS
City Hall. January D. 1875. !

MAYORALrY OF new ORLEASs.}
60 City Hall. January .. 1875. !
Nos g'2s--AdmlnistratiOn Series.i
An ordinance relative to the signing Of tax
bills and licenses.
BE It ordained by the Council Of tho city
Of New Orleans, That the following persons.
recommended by the Administrators of Pub
lie Accounts, be confirmed and approved by
the Council as officers of the Department
of Public Accounts to sign for said Admin
istratOr in the cases named, to wit: Benjamin
H. Watkins, George NJ. Gordon and w. j.
Comesford, to sign tax bills; H. A. ANTI, to
sign licenses.
Adopted by the Council Of the city of
New Orleans. January 5, 1875
CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor.
4 true copy:
j. H. HARpY, Secretary.