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Reel 89-289

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Contains 4 Results:

Reports to the Common Council, 1854-1856

 Item — Reel: 89-289
Scope and Contents

The City Attorney's copies of his semi-annual reports in the form of letters to the Council. They include detailed discussions of legal matters pending during the period covered by the reports.

Dates: 1854-1856

Volume 1, 1854-1856

 Item — Reel: 89-289
Scope and Contents From the Series:

Arranged by dates suits were filed, giving name of court, docket number of suit, name of the party opposing the City of New Orleans (either as plaintiff or defendant), brief description of the suit and of the various actions taking place, and the disposition of the matter. Volume two (1856- 1862) has more complete records than does the first volume. There is at least one suit at the end of the second volume from the Confederate States of America District Court.

Dates: 1854-1856

Volume 2, 1856-1862

 Item — Reel: 89-289
Scope and Contents From the Series:

Arranged by dates suits were filed, giving name of court, docket number of suit, name of the party opposing the City of New Orleans (either as plaintiff or defendant), brief description of the suit and of the various actions taking place, and the disposition of the matter. Volume two (1856- 1862) has more complete records than does the first volume. There is at least one suit at the end of the second volume from the Confederate States of America District Court.

Dates: 1856-1862

Records of suits in Justice of the Peace courts, 1854-1863

 Item — Reel: 89-289
Scope and Contents

Arranged by dates suits were filed, giving the number of the Justice's Court in which filed, name of the party opposing the City of New Orleans (either as plaintiff or defendant), and a description of the suit and the actions taken in it. This volume is indexed. It is likely that the record of most of the suits chronicled in this volume is the most complete extant since the original suit records of the Justice of the Peace courts apparently have not survived.

Dates: 1854-1863