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. Sbo tac THUABBAT MKoRMie, OCtOBIR 1s, IASS. In, CO mbat CkOUN Gd " of nOAAo of ·SlreTAT ALWERMEiN. RElGULAR gasION'. for Cow ,r eass. Nw Osnas, Cl Oct. 13, 1868. by The board met puromat to aioeraot; pre. ac ent : President Kearuny, Msss. Roes, Aitaken, do Walker, Pembermton Camp, Staroke , Grandprd sh luisher, orphy, Pasidy, Wyam sd Parrel. ea The reading of e mleases of last metlag aee, p on moties of Mr. , dipesaed with. of The followinag deemaalties from the mayor b was received: o th MATOnAT or New OL.sawe, or City Hall, Out. 10th, 168. f er To the eehmale the mmer Cesse; me G(;tdleme-The feowtls preamble and re at lotion are laid before me f or my approval or di.- oM approval: me ar mals, The baomwrous eeemplate of prep- t orty ebtes s owg se eth orme, e the . OP ar eltv eSoo between the Mea sad a VegeMab te nark ts, as a public anlsnoe sad detrimetal to Am the ublic iterests: be t, therefore, nol "' Iesoised. That the street eommisaomer be me and he is hereby anitorled and Instructed to re move. or cause to be removed, after one month's CO notice, any and all stands, stalls, or othr om brarse now obstrouting the levee street or sidte- o Walks, between the Meat and Vegetable markets fo of the Second DipSrisa." a The stall nd stads ceeln what a nen. er ally ealed the beer were erted 186 br per. Mtaki of the goporate amthorites, sd the C privilege of collet the revenues for the same ci adjudicated to the highest bidder, and the mayor of authorised to eater late notmlal contract. Since intt time a stie inome has been paid into the b cit treasurer r that source. by am at a ts to p reelve In what manner Le this besrne, siteate as It C s, can be n h called a nuisance. It Iterferes neither with the rights of pedestrians r owners of vehicles, and certainly is no encroachment upo the rights of the por eholders Ia he vel .i The ground po whi stands belongs to the city, and the artirFle of mierchandise sold at i e stands and stalls re such as can not either ofend r s eye or aetrehl Instead of belag "detrimental t to thme bie int rest," this base is a thing of el public convenience, as well as public revese. If t adjacent dealers in similar articles of trade cannot At saerd to vie Ia cheapsess with the retail lessees of the stals sad stands therela, it is ertainly ao fault of the city government. On the contrary, It is a dut a which we owe to, the poor people who deal with i hese leses tod sty them every felity o our wer to suppl their wants as eaply as peedtr Thre is, however, another reason, sad one oe th elusive to my mind, why this bazaar should not be t semoved agreeably to the abeve resolution. This th is so time to curtail the revenues of the city. You th want every dollar which can be derived from our t market places fcr the payment of persons having b letoumate claims against the city. To deprive us of any portion of revenue springing from such th sources would be as icidal as the act of a mn P' n pecuniary distress who insists that his already small income should be still further crtailed and his distrees increroaed. e As an evidence of the value of this banaar as a source of income to the city, we find that it was nd sold for $27250 ir 1866, for seventeen months.and Pi I have no doubt that it might be made to yield an m annual income ot at least i26,000. Independe nt of the fact that i of public conveniencer.as here tofore stated, the crippled condition of our at lnances should prevent as from taking any such steps as is contemplated by this resolution to be order to gratify a few persons who desire to get rid of wholesome competitlon. oi For the reasons above assigned, I cannot con P sent to afix my signature to the resolution. and 15 therefore respectfully return it to the board in i, which it originated. le Very resepetfully, etc., o0 Joint R. CONWAY, Mayor. i Mr. Wynne moved that the resolution accom- t panying the above communication be persisted in y notwithstanding the vetoof the mayor. The reto.v lation was read as follows, and passed over the h, the veto by the eeossery two-third vote: o Wnrsasas, The numerous complaints of pro perty holders paying taxes and licenses, of the tt bItaar, situated between the Meat and Vegetable p Markets, as a public nuisance and detrimental to ti the public interests, be it, therefore, Rmesoitd, That the street commissioner be and e he is hereby authorised and lastreted to remove, tl or case to be removed, after cue month's notice, ti any and all stands, stalls, or other incumbrances o anow obstrcting the levee, streets or sidewalks a between the $eat and Vegetable Markets of the d Second District. d Ayes-Meeers. Kearny, Rose, Adtkens, Walker, a (amp, Grandptc, Fisher, orphy, Pandely, h Wynne and Farrell. n Nays-Messrs. Pembertos and Stoarkes. c The treasurer's report for the week ending Oc- r tober 10, 1868, showing recelipts for week $55, 185 97; expenditures $257,598 89; balance on and in city notes $76,236 39; balance on hand in city bonds $30,000. Total balas. on hand $105,. 0 235 39. Referred to finance malttee. Mr. Breen here entered and took his seat. The followoing commanesatien ifrom the city at torny wnes receond: OrIo is Cm r Arroanis, s b Room No. 13, City fall, 1 New Orlsas , Oetober 1, 18o8. a To ie Hrnranle the demm esOsg o nev Orsee.sh: For the irst time since the Sporation oefthe city In 1805, (sol ar as tats legsltion tsforms us,) the city lse nd proceedisge of the clonsil are published in two ppers. As it of deasrable, particularly at theis time, to avoid rall anecersary otrlay, the Cemmno Councl have asked if, in my opinion, they are ompeled. under existing laws, to submit to the expense of doule advertisilng. The question is an extremely important one, and e rghret trs ro pite tie has bes afforded mea for its ineistratione. In communicationg my views upon this subject, I shall abstao irom comments on points of ex pedienos, tas c onsiderations of policy in no marn mer pertain to the dutiee of my oice. I shall condfie myself to a statement of the rlaw and a review of the decisions of the Supreme Conrt on Ibe sabject. The proprietor of the CaxsscN Tclaims the t printing for one year, by irtue of a contract t made wich the city under the act of 185., comn noely called the "City Charter." Everw Cona stituton adopted by .bs people of Lorillant, from itll to this date (ecept the Constitution t of lAtfo) Igave to the cetiens of New Orleans tie right to appoiot the poublio omcers necessary for the admriotration of the city goverament. The city charter. of p l 2 and ls. prorvided the maode of appointig these oficers, nd among ' others, the city prtinter. Sectlen 20 of the pre et city charter provides that "I shall be the duty ol the otyor to publish all the ordinsncer and resolttione passed by the Commen Council; ed i shall be the dlay of the dclerk of eb board to pubith the proceedlg of the eepec tive boardsn ecept the secret proceedings the trltofe in a irrspaper to be selected by jhe tOm. w Xoon Culcel arelly, in a joist meeting, at rwhich the vote aall e takren ric race, and wheever a vote shall be take in either board upon the passage of an ordinance or reolation which sball contemplate any speci8c improve meat o work, or the eatl, dispoeitio or ap proprIatton of ehile proprty, or the c. pAdLtore of puble asers or incoms there Rom or lay any t ax or ssesmeant, t h n ordi nance or resolution shall, before the sme be setnt to the other board nd immediately after the adjournment of the bad at which the same ebll v hv Lw. puased, be published with the ayes end noes, with the names of the members I voting for eoe agaat the ane, as part of the proceedings, and no ordinanoe or resoletile I which shall have pWed one board shall be h ated on by the otaer board on the ame day ulesse by ntaimou esseat, e crt ie t a of I Invasilon, Insurrection or pestilene. AcordIngly, whno the Commaon Co.ne met i. , Jam lat, a joist sesion, the Cuecan wl q It elected city printer fqr on* year. The doties and emoluments of the ofioe had been preiously de Seed byh w, and areoto be found in the Digest of the City Laws, page 347. That act of the coon. el, It appe to me, is a solemn contract, and bidon en the city. Iflveteef the enasil bhe easdred as the eleetlemef em ofoeer, mnd he he dismissed without ses, he in. by law, eatitied to the pay .t the ctee fr the whole year. This is an elemntary principle of our law, eS masy he femon Seqently auesIated li the isdeisins of our 8peem Geort ae O16 ode, amt. ITSS, 12 La, p.GI, R., 91, II 2., no. endIs the seeswted se pse A Iel p. @7, wheos Mis seid that yle prietpnts of cr law is applicable to ill oies. I the s~eD of the esnsuil in selsotis the Casauca to do the prialinslir er o * regarded as cootrae% tract $e ' M ýipo gts ' Incurred by the propraer do the Csac rrv. se twt 16th Annseal, p.1i. col The proprietors of the Bepublican lhe claim the I psgof tbedltP adprtipm t&. is 'Ihn clalm ie pae henod the t ttlegki !C tare, approved July 1d8, I8, which pro.vides M that the overor, beesuta gvernor sad peaker of i of the Howr of reseantative shall contract I witbeem' psrg Y e gsraieg. bc- aed tof 10 of tht act re_ _: IUlow: " Be I further eaced, That all priting for the State, or for department of the te der government, or for the Supreme Court, or or the on eecPaemm of His per , sh ll be ppeormed by the Sthini ter, waho uaQ exete te s el according to the pee atos, sad at prices set not down in the followfg ntei " et*. In sectloa 11 It is said that the State prfte fro shall pua this Wa elel areasal1l eieaI ad vertisemeate required to-be paWe.Id t e rn e perish of Olesas, etc., and " Also oB municipal p advertsements, of eve deeriptl whatsoever of the corpetae of the cityt ofNew Orleans, whether the same may be daerised by a law of the the State, an ordinance of the Common Counoil, or by any officeer or department of the olty govr eminment And say s puabieato or adve ment, whether parochia or munilpe. shel be utterl outl and void, tulee so pub e to the oomef nal Prooijoud That the adverti mesin of the ci eof New Olem ay be published reD in one or moreadd s papers, whenever in the th opinion of he Commose Conod the pblio ti terert may demand seeob additional publation. be And the rJof the purish of Orleans is hereby th sothorised to insert notiose of eleetIones one or more papers tn addition to the omoial journal." ta I am abed f the Commoe Oeadu Is I compelled to obey this law, or, other wore, whether .or not it is ootm loaI. 001 I kook in visa in the Constltation or 1869 for any restriction or prohibition on the subject. he Had t Coestitoton oontained the claose to be o fete min hes JISI. 18 , 185 sand 1864, there tw could be so dMioultyi- le pr e d .. 1 eme11 i city officere and to administer the butees of the city was given by those instroments to the citiens rig of New rleane, sod the Legidatre could not divest them of the right. Under the Constitution se of 1868 however, the cty-is bound a this mrespet by the legislation of the General Assembly. The Legislature poes teee the power even to direct that the city advertsement be printed in all the journals of the oly, and however we might ques SLon the poliey or justice of the exercise of such power, their conlut al righ would be indnbit an able. coc It has been freqeently decided that where no constitutional restrictions exist, municipal corpo rses, establibhed for public perpeeee, are en Stirely subject to the legislative wil. The molt to elaborate of these decisions was that rendered by P Chief Justice Eustis, in 1848, to be found in the 31 ct Annual Reports page 301. It has been said that the act in question is un. t constitutional, becao'e it violates the contract made with the Canecauw, and that no tis ean be passed that impairs the obligations of a contract. sta But this law does not neeessarily cancel or annul ea the agreement made with the Cauacrer. The act Mt reeogsise the right of the eity to print in more than one paper. It does not propose to give to the Republiesa the excluuice right. It yeats in the city the privilege of giving to several apees the advertising, etc. It says (seotien ), " Tt t r the advertisemente of the city of New Orlean may lei be published in one or more additional papers, t whenever, in the opinion of the Comemons Council. the public interest may demand such additional publication." I beg to add that this law changes, in one Im Sportant respect, the existing laws as to the form- he abides required before payment cn be made It re a vests the power in the controller of deciding a to ha the correctness of the bills duo to the official pa d per for printing. It declares that "it shall not be necessary for any other efficer or department of the iety to examine or approve said account" I have been asked whether the contract made as under the act of 1868 is not void because of the th h fact that the publisher of the Republican is a mem t ber of the General Assembly. The statute in ques- dr tion reads that " the governor, lieutenant govern or, etc., shall be authorized to contract with such re t. persons as they may deem proper, etc." There il d is no provisioa in the Coastitution stimlar to that th in the city chbarter prohibiting members of the as legislative body from becomieg contractors. The only articies I And on the subject are the follow. ing : " Art. 41-No senator or representative, daring B, 2- the term for which he was elected, nor for one in yer thereafter, shall be appointed to any civil Sofice of profit under this State, which shall have been created or the emoluments of which may ti 1 have been increased during the time such senator or representative was in olffce." ,e the same time, more than one oce of trust or 1 le profit, except that of Justice of the peace or no- ti o tary public." h1 7 be conclusion, then, to which I here been vi d constrained to come is that under existing laws i e, the printing mat be given to both journals : to , e, the Cnnsecu, beauses te oouncil is booed by its es solemn contract made by virtue of the city chart rs er. and to the Republican. becanse it has bee o so to decreed by the Legislature, a body from whMse decision there i so appeal, when its action viol r altee no prevision of the constittional law. I beg, however, to suggest that while the city Ibound b I to print in two papers, the quantity of printed master tray be greatly reduced. Section 20 of the city charter defines the extent of the advertising a -. required by law. o Hamxv J. I sovY, City Attorney. n The following oemmasiastion from the eootrol a in ler was received, and, on motion, referred to the a committee on streets and landings with introuc tions to report by resolution : CoTurOLu.Ia 'sOrriOa, CITY Or NJw ORLac, ,. City Hall., Oct. 13, 1868. To the eneable Commas Coue Qald: C en(~eme,-1 bhove the honor to report to your bhonorable body that, according to resolution No. ti 1(031 new eries, and after legal notlc o the oe b eial journals, I have thin day adjadicaosd a con- o tract for the building of a foot brdge acrom the a New Conal BasIn, at the foot of Liberty street, to fi Robert YMedowcroft as principal, and John Clark as security, for (86900) six thousand nine hundred snd eighty dollars; end also, according to resolo on No. 10S N. ., a conDtract for grading and fIt Sshelling Eighth street, from Muagazine to rchoupi Stoolne street, with lake shells, to J. J. O'Bnra a• Sprincipal, and G. Correjolles security, at (81 95) d one dollar and ninety-five oents per runnIng foot. i All of which Li respectfully submitted. Your obedlent rservant. J. O. LAnDY, Coatroller. x- The following reolnUton from the Board of r - Aldermen on Its second reading was concurred m Sunsalmounaly : n Renoted, That the surveyor be and be is here. C by authorIsed and instracted to grade and seil a e ta perties of she levee Is frost af the Potsohar- 5 Ct train Btalroad, betwee Leasyette and Gtred n. streets: Proruded, The cot of the same does not a exceed five hundred dollars ($600.) , A majority of the finance committee sabmitted Sthe following nreport: 1 s Fiacslc Coxunrs Roox,) No. 23 City Hall, i he New Orleans, Oct. 13. 1868. I Ti the Hn'ovrble tho PresidMt and Member. Of tbe noerd of I Asiesent Aidgrma: : ho e(lemk,--Tlhe finance committee beg lve t e to report as follows: : i On the resoluton relative to Jua. Mohan & Ca., Scontractorn for the buliding of the Pali6 Market, end for farmne theo revenue thereof, your com . mittee offer the followig substitute. a Tn. F. Pama, Chairmsan. 1 at B. Wrimn. ad Join Bann. rd A resolution sacompanying the abore report on was read, but no action had thereon, when Mr. - Kearny submitted the following minority report of the finance committee: r Fnitacm Coxrrrns Roox,. di. No. 23 City Hall, be New Orleana, Oct. 13, 1868. r rTo the Woaorbleo the Pr, mst and Members er te eer ofet hedmitsat Aldesme. he Gitetlmen--As a member of the finance com ire mittee. I dineent from the opinion expressed is he the mejority report of this committee for the e reuason that I do sot eonaider the contractorsn of be the Pei market ettled to ither redress or de sdy detie, as they are Piers this year by paying of incitoy mesey tetead at 1. 8. tresery metes. I am wiUleg that haeonacf should a oel n of i their notes of 3860, bet nothi more Frture a oenenist may grant them f sher relief whea n4 eeded. tl A D t. of Mr. Camp called for the reading of 1th original eesotdion adopted by the Dord of Aldermen o and Nat to bthi board for oone rmeae: he Wmass, The parties who had ceoatractd for at the bnldtsg and e of the emte s to ther rt creatiun Oe miahete througoet ths oily, 91, nd t aot e sl, na t sr hasm mr of beWatnae aeepely hereto the based aid esoIe e after b o rWto ace, good aith, monw ezoun h the sa insnwUay, two years time be a .Ja, Mohas Co. fer of collecting the zsve S of th Pdi Mastes. he i ,,s hs eeb ed eer . Sam Jo. Reis s SCo. ll the ,r r h metis giese by Ne ye said comtrsae s a ala f ea N eef Wa se of $2007 0 Medb, paya l* hdfserly. The resolafleo, op Its tst readleg, all tes adopted. The followihg resoleas, frem the Board ao Al. dermse, wee ead and ecmearred In -salamoly on uts several read s: Resolbre. That the coatrller be sud he iss heseby asherised eodfesdee, aler adi ds ' notice in the ofoial joeraMl, to the lowest bidder or hddeewe a M t for miing wPehe streemt, u from Delord to Calliope street, (distamoe we squares.) the work to be does la strict accord ace with plas sad epeclSesass eesale t the office of the city surveyor. The street sad landlng committee halm#ted the following report : Coumsww orp oss awm IaAwsmne, Bomsn or AITerAwr ALDase , City Hell, Oct. I1, 1868. ad To the Honorable the eard of Amlstant ldrma: to Gentlemen -Your committee have the honor to vs report upon the following subjects referred to themt, vis: Ups the resolaiMnthat the sterteoemiuseaer be nlstructed to eause a gas lamp to be placed on d the east side of Marigay street, between Victory to and Morean streets, your committee would report favorably. Upao the petliton of the farer of SBoraper a Market. asking for repairs to sald market, year at committee report favorably by resolution. o Upon the resolution that the controller be and he is hereby sutholsed to adjudicate a eoetmot for shelle and gadng St. Andrew sruet, be. tb twees Caroadelet and Bareues streets, year onem p sale or tee right of way t) est rl n ade a OCanal, Co. o mos, Cat rollts Avense and other streete for pas. $1 sengers only, your committee report favorably. A GERALD FAasLL., Chairman. 0. PAnDRLY, W. W. WALTER.t The following resolutions introduced were adopted on their several readings 'unsaimouly, sad transmitted to the Bostd of Aldermen for tl concurrence: : By Mr. Pandely Besolved, That the city surveyor be Instructed to at osee macadmise Clay street from Toulouse to Bt. Peter street, so as to make that pri of J the street in every respect equal to the portions s comorteed between Blenville sad Conti, and Conti t and St. Louas. By Mr. Wynne Recolred, That the street commialoaner be in strneted to case a gas lamp to be placed oa the east side of Marigny street, between Victory sad t, Moreau streets. b By Mr. Farrell- P Besoled, That the controller be sand he is here- p by authorized to adjudicate, after lve days' no- c tice in the rcuical journal, a contract for shelllag and grading St. Andrew street, betweem Oaroode let and Baronne streets, the work to be dose in C strict accordance with specfications on Ale in the a Oice of the city surveyor. By Mi. Breen lesolred, That the city surveyor be and he is hereby authorized to have the Magazine Market repaired, providing the cost dos not exceed five r hundred dollars. The following resolutions introduced were nnan- $ Imously dopted on their severl lreadinlg: Resolred, That the surveyor be and he is hereby t authorized to have the necessary repairs made to the Soreparn Market, Fourth District, provided the cost of said repairs does nset exeosed Ave hun died ($600) dollars. Leolrc d, That the surveyor be and he is hereby a requested to prepare and report to the City Coon. cil, at the earlneet practicable period, a list of all a I the real estate belonging to the city, its locality i sad present uses. I Mr. Camp, under a suspensin of the rules, prct seanted the petition of certain property holders on Solivar street, between Common and Poydras, asking that the banquettes be paved, eto., and after being read submitted the following resolu tion : r i,.,,'el,. That the controller be and hels here br authorised to sell, alter dre days' nutice in the Cobt rd.. a-.essesa- der se. p-atesa- th side walks on Bohvar street, from Common to La- I layette street, providing that any proprietor has the right to make his own side walk, pro- I viding it is done in conformity to specifications and before the contractor has commenced his i work. On motion, the resolution was referred to the city surveyor. The following resolutions were introduced and referred to the committee on streets and landingse: Resolred, That the controller be and he is here d by authorized, after five days' notice in the efficial r jeuael, to adjdicate a contract for shelling and grading Felicity Road, from Baronne to Roward g street. according to specifications on fie in the office of the city surveyor. Resodred, That the contrnller be authorized to adjudicate to the lowest bidder, after lye days' e notice in the oloual journal, the ooetract for y. grading and shelling the east side of Washington Avenue, from Goodchildren to Claiborne street, say a distance of Ave squares. The follow ilg resolution introduced by Mr. Camp, was unanimously adopted: ir sored, That a joinet committee of three from . the Lower Board and two from the Upper Board I be appointed to investigate the oause of the late - overflow, in the rear of the city of New Orleans. e and that said committee have the power to send o for perso and papers. SThe chair caused to be announced the followlag . gentlemen on the committee agreeably to the I foregoing resolution : Messrs. Camp, Morphy, and Staroken. S The streets and landings committee reported Sfavorably on an " ordinance providing for the sale of the right of way to establish railross on Canal, Common and Carroljton Avenue, for passengers only," which was referred to the committUee o a Resolved. That the city asurveyor be and be is hereby authorised to prepare the necessary plane . of all vacant battere property owned by the city, l and of any other vacant property that the oity . may be intmeated is. Idbe committee o Water WVe submitted the t following report: Nrsw Oaz.Uas, Clrr BH.L, October 10, 1~68. To tt Hoaeorsble the ·oard Aalstanu t Adrm: Genta(lneo--Your committee on Water Works, in view of the fact that the city of New Orlemns has aireedy deioded to parohase the Water Works, o under the term of the charter of the late com pan, ad that anmappraisement has been made on e the part and in the interest of the city, by which, for the sum of ($51,000,000) two million dollars, la ., the bonds of the city of New Orleas, the ocity tshall assume entire control sad owrship of the water Werl., they are of opinioon that the matter should be promptly and definitely settled. The hquidators on the part of the late company have repeatedly asked that the beads, for the wrehkase of their works, be Ieamed to them that the varuioous , stoclkholders sd their erditers, sheuld there be any, may be satbfled and the assert a ud liebili. ties deonitely computed and ar.ed. They rt claim, and In our opinloo, correctly, Mat the ctty of New Orleans as stockholder in ladependent of the city uas purchaser, uad that the iteresmt of the city must be liquidated in the same muaner and on the usame terms as that of any other stock* holder. We would, therefore, rewaommend the passage of the sooomypaing resolt:'on. Very rwp y.rnlly Vr . a . Psasaso, ChairmU . SUsaLts FAABSLL, ofas Osnwarm, O. PrDoULs. The following resolstin, accompaayisg the above report, was refered to the lses comr. a ilttsee: a n ueoled, That the mayor be sad he is hereby sathorised to cause to be isesed, in the form sad manner usual in sbh eases, the bheds of the city m of New Orless for the amount of (i2 0C3,000) two miltions dealrs, t Wer of the Commerisal d Bank aud Water WtaWrks Oompasy, divided into such su, sad made payable as ack tt.es, ua or the interest of the city of New Orlesas may re he quire; the whole us provided for t the chutter Sof sld copsey, e s Le taug st tes rate of five per csiunm per anam. The following resolatios, after being adopted em Its f rt meding, was rerem4 to the lamese c* cmmtte *o uesolo, That from and sfts the Ii of Otto. we ber the salutres of espawteedete of carte In the l lntesI of rlid e od levees. fbe tie` as A 1 be ,ad le o we iemmIa o --- c m fo l thto sesr6 a f li a d orbs IL Itheu i eSe f Y be s e s a tes ntM eI Onr M eelee t sely w UmP th Tae The petioil of rw Otbi o t io inlet a stss eam at o. $ a street, wasIrkreferred t the om ltte bproemea sad be i a The petitls of Gabriel Correjdlls, a mg to trasnter bn coutreot fofr lewOing to berth, fIfth. st and heo weeds, I. Jobs ero y wo retsed to - ts eamnsm" on asetasd landIage. WIN the petites of property heldems the sose a die t nraler str.et, e wee Mmses en Dry. aden stresr, asking that the bag stta be rined to the proper grade, ws retoerrd to the llcty r- - vreor. Ii The petition of property hoMld s e 1;1ig ca Baye a St. John, asking that a shell road be id fro the $Fpenade bridge to the rsroad, w~s erre to e tbeenemle on sh.s l a ad g. The petniee of property hells in th square banded by Pinty, Deird, Che sa Dasphne law; streets, protesting against the adoptie of the a tt adopted by the counoll, graig pris wt Slon to a Mr. William to reet a steam engine In I0 that quare, was referred to the oommittee oa Ls provements and buildings. .The petition of the Bpreiddat anod i to of Wesley Chapel, asking for an ap o or I $1000 to iah their ehaetk, was referred to the finano eomatee. n The petition of Joseph Barriere, protoating t against the extension of stall N. , St. Mary's Market. granted by the eounpell was referred to rap the committee on streets and lsadlag. The petitIon of G. T. Beaorgerd, president of . the New Orleans, Jackson sad Gret Northers u Railroad Company. requesting the oncil to grant to this company an extensioe of their track from their depot to the river, through Delord and St. e Joseph streets, or throagh such streets as my he most convealent to the company, was referred to P the committee on railrads. The petition of Phil. McCabe, eo ot glaeor of rup the Are department, reporting that the houma of Orleans Fire Company No. 21, is antenable, owlang to the recent overflow, and that said company has a been compelled to seek shelter at the hoee of the Pelican ook and Ladder Compansey No. 4, ad praying the council for reller, was referred to the r, committee on ires. The petition of property holder on Jtlea from Galves to Broad streets, asking that banquettes and curbs be placed on said strt, was referred to the city surveyor. L.0 The several resolutions sathorising the mayor to enter into notarial act with F. O'Connell for repairing the paved streets of the seventh, eighth rst and ninth wards, for $6400 for seventh ward; , $5100 for eighth ward, and $5000 for ninth ward, " per annuom; contract to costinue for a term of t* r three years, were called up. and. on motdon, recom In Smitted to the committee on streets and landings. a" The following resolntion from the Board of ` Aldermen was read and referred to the committee r on Are: Resolted, That J. A. eabin be and he is hereby r I authorised to repair, with similar materal, the shingle roof now upon the onedstory brick 1.o 1 bulding owned by him on Magaine setreet (rest ed side.) between Bt. Joseph and Delord streets. Ia The following resolution from the Board of I, Aldermen was read and concorred In unanimously on its several readlep: a hesoed, That the adjudication of the aestret for gttu.g up the ooert and jur rooms of the in Seventh Isatrict Court to Win. McVittre by the controller, be and the same Is hereby approved. e lrsohlad furthoe That the mayor be and he is t he*ostutntheest K elerset0 hees o the ity otary, on part of the iofty, with We. r McVittle as principal, and John McVittle as ,- secunty, for ting up the cort ad jury rooms .i, e of the Beventh District Court, for and iL con- ae Ssideration of the sum of nine thousand seven hundred and fifty ($9760) dollars, in aooordance Kt e ath plans ard specications of the city surveyor. In Mr. Farrell called up " an ordinance regulating the construction of the Kller Market, and col Slection of the revenues thereof," which wad ia . red, and after being so amended as to substitute 1 the words " twenty years " for " thirty year's," o d the board adjourned. d JoHx Toars, Secretary. 0 IN BAlbKRUPTCY. I le NA I " *ERPTCT-BSTATE Or D D.DOU it e1 st-United esttes Maarsh s Omer. DI trick of Lo i- w -N as . .. me s . A -r.. Po M ,ros. Ikpaty, r. Me/- sger. so" t C p wu IT sI MTATI h asITRIC ofaiT- lb. DPt red~ sa dU delery of say prnotoy bIt mkt, ont, lnhd sspdaesk sab, a. w aeae tos sad. ie, . earofs aey pr ttehh at t adle ute a. Ia bthow . Mre. Loe, bired oas W J. eaker, 6 ud eee. em 6520a1k dy y a Oetoher, at y'cu a Pul. , Oew risr0 patye a 1 p I heTA DepTR ty COURTr- a mri Lousisas&--n atie ts oC sIrY DptshI, But.n I. BInsah.o, 0. 1Whr-We, h iClUi C O tthe riy .C hew OwL sad af.oresaid do pt d C cELatanrovable nd. said act I Set0 oct - ft. ae w O sa. pesot. 7e WVAYDen Jr S NoW C e d~etard, dvrt adehr the bankr Cogun h Mere idtaL;nri·arg sa d a i ki ais s e lho tthabet 1l8 th Eq.M. r r , Itm f sder a. A rS'0ei sed e at te - sadt th_8 . h tprer of th dpou ti- e hbe uelhs rat eoaI a, rhl tooph lieu Os 5snher U. lC er am U , Imlatret of Lueism -In t iehr ta wt f Voe is ?olt. Jr. tropt. .Brnpnryo Sk. w 7 i ld d I ertsdbt km Pt eade theAct .1 1 Rperlsem is isOrI , thD s lists daiy . Clerks' Ol l Meu Orinq Ot. 1a . an-raft M rP~rrr or ItOKUW N&AMLI'llI~ d iJ J md m m d ,l , = 0.1! ,.e e m .t ddem eSI. ~t arttdi,UN aer Cld o, o ho- a A f! SHANK lT!IPT -- lT p st "A' 11 I • Cmmme U.S. .satda'• seE Ddme o Uwe V . "W'41 ".. WLTA ý F tb t1i w tryAit?0 bwata 1seb babtI ham VrU rrb bse S .. toehdantsges Mmwet esa 1Ninw "elyt ,es I . th &. . a*r . M hel .! ethepshr e e 5ll5etJ 1s an term sasm I. lbe tow. Pt .e" ".. boo 9t Sek' r.).esserN.SbhN UUIa iie(semr .. "so A-) J -l P J.Islu A m. -rpd , so Mdsoee. W3UUm-kinWAU-i~-J~LP o aow*21 Tif L -M .MA o D L 6" or 16 el be, aM . (l . s yprep. , ma wench on mlawaaemes eg ý heeudtorta ate B of o. I, b,,1e ý/ Jee:. thsu e/d .bete ore L i erer ;ne· eele[eto wl ==o iea t aem or fa bw ,uptt tr3u5 - q trý"rth dIy am kI IINrCI,~ ]Lm11m, w. q II, wllllll, 01 law; *w " ampL of, · + f t11lsend _M-__0p6 a-M. ?. M.whi eb i OPgD. a estte WObebo U.4 U~.r of04 B lsk sttr ee ms "[Y Ua~~~~~odle .td urn' Ik ~uto tei . Ma ae. , to ta o s ,, 1epte ter , I tS This is to• w.J.Q.11e 1 ab t orl, =the Nih day of l ept bemi A. B. f-1 .oP.fJ. Ht . e S, tWesasoO. Sa ,u bere ews ft eg. Y ir t Lmbsna J!d area, 1, •st~o 5) IM Thb~ In to•f A--H,U I ý. roo .ý 1. p offu thestae tM. i 4inese lti erinat. tiOOI.TT-mtmi~u~mIC'•OIIk6,DmL_ • mt lrn lk alC 8·L rLSD Th td tE lsnd Brt 11f atL who. who be beta ad jsdeed abesboapt y tbtbpmet'Syb debt e deli esy o f sa oy pee belepesas sefeMe hesb rsat, to him or for his se, msd tae. o I etI ay ai ty b .moo teyisa by l tat k a Ye; .e . et the I,.n theid rp, det. peov uNr sheb.e. or Iere a ooart of L oer.I l be leidta•lo ort If es 'pi, 7o the towN she Q. mn L ,, too .. Y o lL io . woare W y ft O w r. ae I wU , _.U. I. Morsh s D.trltse osi i. eas o Deputy , , Reseerm. ., o AiO 0. DUa, ntedr-Uic. ar luoatDe Disutrt of Laotis a, See.WALa September 30. . IbI. ios, s give S,i that on Wk s iS[ eel beypAser haD "win s wnt b beat. rpt w ies est te of C. 0. Duke. i the Is Crl negst ira oth ~. eo .wss A bM bri ed~hr~ • bemkrup, on DIn o(a brS~u lly pp ost et say debres s dd 4e1 aeot ay prppo bi e to tch beskipt. to hm ad for his mI. ad the trayfo ao ay popety by hm wee ,erbiddeS by low; that ameemo f me e4th me tia of to e soald ra, optw thecadtteridssthsedbasokzpio~ pro"e their debts snd to e bo ose or mogs sese.e , or .esse. alabe bed M. a Wf of ,pt e , to held. ,t theatoearsm. tk ik t t dwn of loero e. Laheyoro. . 1. , Iavw, , A -M.o. 1L r 3. nR3sw), e a e .JU. BU 1. UsIh. DIstril a Ita5sla5L Per . 2. ORlDV, b 0929 Deputy. u eeaeer. IN JSAnE RUtlPlrel--]5TAYl? ODWo. I, Ic OWIoUitT-eSates MUaos Merbre's O.e1 DDIrieS D03 Lou rias., Morro, La, I-eptember 50. INS f *bIs to Cre tattn that abe rth day of S . e mber, . . asrrsaiS.B Daure was isoed rajtua the .,at t hedrae a,,t as parish VMS~ P' ond ta of ou pLe aas. who w. es adjdd a bae rapt Coa his owbpt ties; ewe th pmt Vi fat soy dei sad dissy of ay pr peptb wis be ipth bnbrupt Io htm, of or e a., sna the treter at soy proprty by bim, e obdde by lawr; aat m".esib Sof the credltorel oid beo ru to p prova their dket aso Sto senoopso or me wmigasw boe will be bid i ste a or t of Bakpty to be holde at the Register's O Ice, in the town of Mnre La. beoron J. . Uer kralatet, on the 29th dayf October, A. D. , at 'oe a A--Mo 10. V' . 3 0 Is U. & sr/st l. Distlretot Lile.las. ForEr II.O IADV. ee .29 Deputy, as M oeseger. M 7 1 UAMRUBP rCT-S1ATs Or o.01 M1 I nobrs--Utted tao Msreha.'s eOl. Dl relitof LO - t.tI . n roe. La.. Sept 2, 154-Thleo to g.iv cattleh that on the 3Sth day otf epimbr A D 18M a orst I D.sk r ptey sed tatsl twhe dk of The. d. tleobsua. Is the parib of nai sad aile sf Loas.. who hss beeS ;dadpe.d a wb rpa oo his e.e psebeio; that ither py to s y debts sod delivery of soy property be y mla;toa bsskrpt. to him or rieblsad end taus rsa Ir of ay property by bm forbidden by law; tlbst a tiag at the meeting of the eatd beskraNpt. eroetlMetr.b1a Schoose roe or moo rse of hi eta, bllt wetd sa d t rt1 M rakptney, to be bhodes at t S lete e S ion tjnt tows onroe La. bfrore J. Q. BLobr. e.iter. Sornth. 2hday of October, A. . w t10dsaL. aL I U. U. Marshal. District ao Leatiasa. S Per M. M. O3.DY. U.6 • Ipolb. Dt In. e04 ,T Deputy. men Eeeroger. V. V·I1a n" AuX1YP[u1PtlT--!1U1ATY OP W. W. £ "sox ..d . R. O~dwell, me p S as a Y· Svd.al -at-ted Statem Man" l' O.. t ol LatLoIi ana. Mour., Loauaol. lespobr 30 ISIS. Thislate Itve tare at tiat on tes 30th dSy of Mpsemlr, f, L 1158. s war retihraiptcy ye Ieed gaotth esae sof . V. 5 0M at otes prissd ato J S edýu."o . J Bses r. i lbe pert o h of uuhta. sad Sat tL o oY Lana. whLo hare lsa dJtidged h+brtptt on their owa p.tllha: that te t p m sa delivery of say proeimseabaa i tnrsh to athemorfoar tbir a. 5 s nhd pr of saryC then h . forbe by law s; aLat o t S ro the ito of the said srapt to prove their det bed .O Oheee meas merelo0 of hotth lue a.owd lbe B bold. t sOert ofBabkruptcy Mo hebd atld te Re itr' , Oes sthe Iowa of ares. Lea ses, b.er. . W . Sater. saIstet. ea the k day of October, A. . l) a INr'erla. a. A--o 12. P. . gERsOMI, U. S Marshal, District of L telsb . SPer M. M Oat. rDeputyr. Y Mieeopmr. eoad I' 2 AW 6PTCY--STATR O O. IIIA Sowyma-rWited Stame Mares 'a'l cs. District of Lonsa.r Esr. L.. Seeteaber SUb. 181B Tisis t fre so"" shtbis the 30bt dayoLf September, A. lb, a i WarrMnt Is ahbrupt we issed aeaint te sos ao ,c C. Ira eas. of the peroish of Mieee. sad a.p t c. a**4l~ rdb* wre Jo e Udg s Ibm.L.e a Lk a Loutetaus who was adjudged " h ebatpa e ovswa pogtsso i ,,thatesb pytmesoit of MW. . .ete property beleeglag sl sorba g*sa prpert byht a era ebddon by athtamest of of hoosre d or mooor emleam o i esat be d Cuto Car at sabrapde. is be h dte ot abew Dese a tebs is Nthetawa. ofMors Lolsa haIter V. d. o. . bk r. eter, s ab 19th do ai, Q e . _. .... r. 60' ll01iLrdv6ulYn melr rn ofe rtoebm n faoe . uL - ofU W£la ht Masskahislteeaii t aOt I s as. Pem r 21. 2GPy, epa Meese ger. a D. I M 3am3NVPTT--)STATS OF W. 33.~it - CRouper -atdhselrsd srtlr. Ut sel catlw e e_ _m, - as, sr-a, ia-share S~epbater i ,851 Tisito, i cistee thea on the S day at _letem er, 3 1535~ a -ar auec t Suehaprtey wee isfeed seram abe estate ., P Cop of Cr parish o U.ie a t Latet wo · paMsatfsyL t soD d daIlrryfsa .rort te r otoeh birt '. hI. or h m . sa the tesnea rs h. mi . ar forb.ddn law; tht m- tisf-he .-..~dr.+ilel- ab cbsesoreor aosraseg. ae ofblesae wil behLld Me p te tewan~4·d~4·I· ofMas.Lusaa eteJ.Q.Usk r. egs - ts, otaheit b ~~ldsyek ei. br A. P. IllsiI o'~derb t a. A-Mao. adF J 1153 U. S Inerbsi Disttrit at Lewhisu Per 21.21. Gadaw, Dupoty. so Me os. M beardad Lesslas. Mow Orisan. Oet*br . 71305 Ybsis t r~ ruasleeha onlg abs -~ Ta dy 1 sike, an 1845, 5o 5· Ler Isojeesia Ur etiheuaclihiat Es~Iatispee ia~~m festddinbt Isv;I1Ir attL· krtl~~L3·'oct~he sai hsakrpgepsw to theses sboba or me~re sawue ef te Sr wUi eseie a6 C e arte Seekoatop. p be bLdea the ( L Lessisa kater V. S selg.blster, Os te 1hdyo - ovso~hr,Ls.1S st·9o'ciscb,LO a. eso. e. .,.mamOM. cr3 oslO U. S. UsalhL Dtealc of Laonlti MAN K·ltUiYPUCT-35IAT C? WIllIAMU of IFP. Hatfle'ah to~divrdl sod se Member of the FRrm a tas givre( aese thea1~b Os·u theYb dp . Ag, a .UK. ito lam V.ek·kt~o Ultab11f PaMS6610,, tohe er Court of 3sakopo N ,sast 5oaosrWZT the iamb da 51)~ Ms6e a. ~o~r Io~a~ 331 104.1 to isotiss rarbeiwdsia ·semr Dlserlt I YO~atL i bs TabI de(4eber a ia. rsIS. sr Vertse Is Rst ow racyUe agaose O~Yt~ C.·IY WL lea te. S h aa at Ossesee sa Si0 atI as . who I r~wee odude absaran es his ewa itie that LMs ea borb by 35w Met5 eai atb I1. rattee or Smi I~b 46pr ael debs ad a me sirl~cr~ ms wil tod ate emOesa bskmaam. 5e bekJI Mo IrinSP gate1 etlewrtlesse. Loutelasa, teared. ike USao 5Lr~ b~e A.l 3.rt~ 185 4aS mvii U. S.r Mehl. DIec at Lauleissa egflb Vrtdjy...?AYMW DAVIDS&T. #tL1-fW·lh ~ DissimaLeebee 51 Onesas ot. aeaYrn ts1·JyeaL md04Ueaaoa. uL5 r3L ty. sl~~·) tsa w -r eo O bddds040 ~ad·s·eeler . thtdbs sad to kea 04 -I el·rsY me orOsr IULJ U. da atl V I .w g~1·g5V~-,5isataaIr ý'11,11 No Qua O1 aaII of SO O of FA Uil frs GPOSOGE £351. 040 p MrISO ....... ...........VuTII. A 1'9 Wii.mrtoa Vms.u iom 1s urn N Ist 31oid.w Les moamduah. /...uss sus b0 i. St Aah 4 b Ie 41146 a sen i saD rabIa la Ia L s aWIN Is n Iso q 0533wsl KILLY.3W" JUDOLPAslut &! pieds. fo.' r ErnOI la m*a Cosmos mm"s e IemtI oi~oo .w4UqaTN auiw SOWU nml -o mite! 'd an bu 003 dcdsal d t~t~as1.. m orms . w m pro .[mad s t .551 . huatshs city msoqr~ to momloi we will l am~w. OaMý"rwia·..a.....·.··rrn wILrEA. 1' DaMBUN'J. 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