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IMPROVED GAS COMPANY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Parish and City Of New Orleans. !

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O. cur Lord enc hoasand ssh hundred and sxty and
o. We Oh ' eh'ea states Oh amer Gu inc
BTor. me. ANDsEW ,, HERO ~ Js notary public In
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ally came and appeared he parties whose
n the
in such made and PROVIDED they had covensnted and
themselves and those whom they represent 70 form them
selves into and constitute eopOrsSa TOR the purpose Of
and towns in the state Of Louisiana and under the stpua
ARTICLE l.
NE name ana ute o. ms V9rpc sT sdsp DC rnE
SswoRAsANs ana h. donieil T. hereby essssssed IN
oen a. ten thousand dolar sba have been aoscrssd or
me PRESIDENT or IN bis absence nom me ey' on 'ne 'see
'a Ts. cor,,0r hu h.. r and su,ho,,tv Fir..-ro
br ana o ninT INV rs name for the
period years sss9ndro SoIasas 1 sue aad Be
pOrae seal Fouth-To hOld, receve chase and vey
nnde' its eonorate name property both real and personal
officers Interests commentaries reIuire Asd
sl-Io make and etaosh such bylaws ,o hs parpose OF
as may be Necessary and proper.
ARTICLE II.
The object and purpose for which this Corporation is s.sb
shed TO rouce the expenses OF the OF in the
State of Louisiana and bring INTO general certain i'm
prov ments in carburettng gas.
nrv
a. IN ,.,..s
by Board of Directors and such Offices they may
point.
The Board OF Directors shall consist OF nine members who
shall have power TO increase he number not hp~eve 80
exceed eleven and the 50 shall constitute
The Dses"s .hsn be sessd on the second Monday Of
holders BY ballot each member company being entitled
10 votes be have snares suoscr bed and paid
for in accordance with the terms herens named the cleo
ton to be by ballot each the right TO
pn proxy ID case OF MS ao ence 10 cast nus vote not only
had in the boad OF Directors In the eveat OF no election
taking place on the day nxed the President shell cause an
election ~ De ned WITHIN ten aer the failure 70 elect
and shall give nece thereon BY advertisement IN one or more
The Board Of Directors shall al It's nrst NEE ing in every
year elect President from us number IL shall also elect
their Offices until y 81, successors duly elected.
named 81 ckb Iders viz
Thomas Barton, r. NJ Zeiglsr Charles A. Labuza an
Albert w Merriam John g. Fleming aid john Mcintyre.
ARTICLE ".
The capital stock Of this corporation hereby hxed 1t
bun ore1 dollars represented by shares
of hundred dollars each Of each subcrp ion
shall be payable cash at the sig ing Of these articles asd
subscriber made payable TO his and b. him in
dosed a. six 90 nine % ana twelve " moens
after oae Snon,a any sno ma al, py
puI easy MS nosss ,ne ny nauio enu al ~
be add thereto from maturity mi paymsnt and II the
paid within thirty days AZ
fall due the Board Of Dr ctos themselves the right
OF causing any share or shares upon which any
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, [
City Hall, Sept. 2, ls6S. !
TNa IO0l N Al

mo. 1904 N. 8.
WHEREAS, the alleged frauds perpetrated upon
the revenues of the city by several contractors OF
the public works of the city aided and abetted asst
is reported, by certain city and ex-cty officials,
have become matter Of notorious public scandal,
and as duty that this honorable body owes to IL
self, as well as TO the people and the interests II
represents, the investigation and inquiry into all
these transactions and reports is imperatively de-
maDded Do 10 therefore
Resolued That joint committee Of three from
each boaid, with the city surveyor, be appointed
whose duty il shall be 70 institute as 5000 as pos
sible minute and correct inquiry and examination
into this contract system, and into the truth or
falsity of she reports and rumOrs now afOat 10 re-
gard to III and for this end, and for these pur
poses, that the said special committee be and
hereby il empowered TO send for persons and
papers. Be it further
Resolrtd That the particular attention of the
said conn ttee be directed TO the late contracts
for bulldog the two culverts or dykes at the in-
tersectioIj of Exchange alley, Bourbon and canal
streets, aid TO the square block paving of Espls-
made sirett. that q correct survey and measure
ment Of ihe said works be made, and fair and
just apprsisement and valuation from experienced,
responsible and honorable parties be obtained
thereupos, together with all other necessary facts
and INFORMATION relating to bearing upon these
works or eoptracts and that the committee be re
quired to- report the same at the next regular
meeting tf this board.
(Signedl ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Alderman.
(signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
Approved September 2 1865.
(Signed1 JOIN X. CoNwAr, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOINS w. OVERALL, Secretary. se5 Ii
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, September 2. ls6S.
rnNn ~ q

tNo. 10O9-N. s.
Resolced, That the controller be and he is hereby
instructed TO have an inventory taken OF all NOV
able public property in possession OF the various
city officers and employees, incudingltrucks carts,
wagons, tools, stock, ETC.; desks. tables, chairs,
book cases. carpets curtains, sofas letter presses,
inkstards, rulers, pen racks, paper weights,
stamps water coolers, and every species OF office
and desk furniture not perishable; and that said
controller be required TO take receipts from the
officers in possession for all Of said articles, and
to keep correct accounts of any transfer that may
be made by any officer Of said movable property,
whether TO his successor In Office or 10 any other
person authorized TO receive the same.
Resolved further, That the controller Is hereby
instructed 10 furnish the council, az its next meet
ing. with true and correct statement OF all La
bities due by the city OF New Orleans, including
all outstanding city notes, together with detailed
statement of all assets such as bills receivable,
real estate, etc., in order to satisfy the public,
who are clamorous for such report:
(Siguedl THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
(Signedl ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved September 2, ls6s.
(sigaedl JoHSR. CONWAY, Mayor.
A tThe copy:
JOHS W. OVERALL, Secretary. SCI 1t
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, september 2, 1865.
TNo- I00e-N 81

Olty naii, oeptemoer q, 1903. }
mo. l00s-N. 81
Reso1udf, That the controller be and he is
hereby authorized to warrant on the treasurer in
favor OF J. NJ. Ssux for the amount of six thou
sand dollars, (s6000) In foil compensation for all
work performed by him as contractor on streets
and ballast roads of this city.
And Del IL further resolUed, That In consdera.
ton of The amount OF six thousand dollars
(s6O00) tp be paid J. NJ. Saux. and upon its ex-
ceptance, he hereby agrees to withdraw any and
ali suits against the city of New Orleans, under
any and stl contracts existing or which may have
existed between said }. NJ. Ssux and the city of
New Orleans.
(Signee1 THOMAS Marley,
President Board Aldermen.
(Signe61 ALFRED KEARNY.
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved September 2. 1868.
(siRned) JOHN R. CONWAY. Mayor.
A uu9 copy:
JpRS w. OVERALL. Secretary. SCI 81
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MAYoRALTY OF New 0RLEANs,
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M INN N Gl
mo. lOlO-N. s.

Resolred, That ordinance No. slS4, sec.
ton xt, article 26l, be and is hereby
amended to read as follows Except in
cases where permission is granted by the
mayor. il shall be the duty of the chief of po-
lice to arrest ell persons who shall be found play
ing or causing TO be played, music N any bar.
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GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.
Corner Camp and TepschOre Sts opposite Coliseum Place
R. N. LUsHER, PRINCIPAL.
Fourth Session OF this Commercial and CLASH
cal Institute will be opened MONDAY 3lst August
1865 at NJ Pupils drOm to eighteen Of sge)
will be carefully trained for business pursuits for sdmis
sion any of the Southern Colleges.
For terms and other particulars apply at the School,
to the Principal, q Commercial Alley, Ito
w. IRVING CLARKE. Assistant,
256 BarOnne sweet
CARNATZ INSTITUTE,
2s7 PRYTANIA STREET. CORNER OF FIRST.
Day mn boarding School for Young Ladies'.
Session Of 1859 win LIST September next
This Institution offers healthy and secluded locat m with
spacious and shaded grounds.
The of instruction Is condu.ted by the most
petent Pro and comprises the Sciences Languages
and Accomplishments taught in the best schools
FoR TERSs-See Circulars aDplv at ths Institute.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, August q, 1868.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, August q, 1868.
mo. 993-N. 81
ReSOtUed, That tina controller Shall, after the
passage of this resolution and approval by the
mayor, adjudcste, after ten days notice 10 the
official journal. TO the highest bidder, and in ac-
cordance with the market ordinances, the revenues
of the Claiborne Market for one month or to the
3lst OF December, 1868, the city reserving the
right 10 annul the lease in one days notice with
out damages.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
In force by virtue Of law.
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CRY HALL,
New Orleans, August u, 1868.
Notice is hereby given thatthe controller will, at
bis Office, on Tuesday September 8, 1868. at noon,
adjudicate TO the highest bidder or bidders, the
contract for farming the revenues OF the Clai.
borne market in accordance with the above ordi-
nance.
Registered August 81. 1868.
PAS. LABARRx. Deputy Controller.
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RIO. 992-N. 81
Resolued, That the controller shall, after the
massage of this resolution and approval by the
MAYOR. adiudicate. after ten days notice 10 the
official journal TO the highest bidder and In accor
dance with the market ordinances, the revenues
Of the Dryades Market. for one month, or TO the
3ist December, 1865. the city reserving the right
to spDul the lease in one days notice without
damages.
(SigDed) ALFRED kEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) Thomas MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
In force by virtue of law.
john W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
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City Hall, September 2, 1865.
mo. l005-N. 81
Resolued, That permission be and the same is
hereby granted TO Mrs. johnson, to maintain in
the rear of her premises on Commerce street, be.
tween Delord and Cslope streets, a stable for the
keeping Of dairy; provided the same be con-
Quoted according to existing laws and ordinances,
and remain during the pleasure of the Common
Council.
(SlgneG THOMAS Marley,
President Board Aldermen.
(Signe6A ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved September 2, 1868.
(Siened) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A tue COPY:
JoHS W. OVERALL, Secretary. se4 ST
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mo. l0O6-N. ST.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, September 2, 1868.
mo. l006-N. 81
Resolved, That the city surveyor be aud he
is hereby su,horized to take a sufficient num-
Der of prisoners from the Workhouse to clean
the bricks at the ruins of the Touro Asy-
lum buding. and to cell the bricks to the
best advantage; the proceeds to be turned over
to the city treasurer. That the rubbish be spread
and the ground levelled and rented during the
pleasure of the council; the tenant to keep the
fences IN repair.
(Sigred) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
iSigned) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved September 2, 1865.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A truh copy:
JPN W. OVERALL. Secretary. SEA 81
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City Hall, september 2, 1868.
mo. l007-N. ST.
WHEREAS, Great inconvenience and loss is felt
by the inhabitants In the fesr Of the city, and by
the community at large, through the present i'm.
perfect system Of drainage; and
WHEREAS, Ii is incumbent on this council that
some action be taken to remedy the evil there
fore, be ii
Resolved, That the city surveyor be and he is
hereby instructed to report at an early date to
the Common Council a plan for the thorough and
complete draining of the city Of New Orleans,
accompanied by statement OF the cost.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signsd) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved September 2, 1868.
(Sigped) JOHN K. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JapN W. OVERALL, Secretary. sea st
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NEW ORLEANS CIR Es.sENr.
OFFICE o. CAMP ST.. NEW oRLKAxs.
3. O. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
sae,ai Journal of the state of Iouisi..'

10 promote The social sssraf and polisicaI wsllsns II
scy New orssns state Of Louissns and the grsA
Southwest viii be In the future. has been In the past
shs purpose Of journal The columns Of each days ssrs
are referred Of the fAhfunsss and success
With which this design II executed.
while the stand point Of the CRESCENT Is an naspsndst
sns wit reference the subjects Of sommsh
discussion opinions will always DO found 70 BE- esr
IDLY. definitely and feariessy expressed
A carefully selected corps Of
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CRY HALL,
New Orleans, August q, 1868. I
Notice is hereby given that the controller will
at his office, on Tuesday September s, 1868, at
noon, adjudcate to the highest bidder or bidders
the contract for farming the revenues of the Dry
sdes market in accordance with the above ordi-
nance.
Registered August 81, 1868.
Pas LABARRE. Deputy Controller.
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.

srsfny culled exchanges In the selection
aon and arrangement and other Reading Mstts
It's claimed the CRESCENT is surpassed ~ Su
thsr daily journal In the United States. The
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ARTICLE II.

The object and purpose which this CORPORATION Is estsb
shed the of the the
Orleans and and all other places In the
Of Louisiana and bring general certain i'm
prov. ments in carburetting gas.
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GENERAL KIRBY SMITHS
MILITARY ACADEM
At Newcastle,
HENRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY.

On September 18th, 1868 KIRBY SMITH. with a corps
assistants whose qualifications Of he highest order vii
open, at Newcastle Kentucky,
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WIN sve special attention Of Merchandise Stocks
Bonds SUGGESTIONS Real Estate Furniture Port Wsrden
ADVANCES MADE ON CONsIgNMENfS. Regular sale
dsys in store TUESDAYS, rhURspAYs and sATUR-
DAYk
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I'D TO the usefulness Of the CRESCENT ~ impartial lister
upon topics Of 10 the people Of this section It's les
from the people the least interesting and value
os Of s wenlisd eounnA large share Of ssnh
lays Issue b given up 10
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The Pope and His Defenders.

There has been noticeable change lately
in the tone of public feeling regarding the
subject Of difference between the Pope and
his spectators. Those who hitherto have
shown indifference OF manifested opposition,
now are decided in their -aXoMals, that in
Justice has been done, and that the red hand
of the destructives should be palsied in its
saerilegious attempts. Even the English
abettors of Garibaldi are for@the moment
abashed, and of late we hear but mutterings
where howlings rent the air.
The unfaltering reliance on the justice of
his cause-his meekness under prOvocatiOns
which have seldom fallen to the lot of sub
ject or sovereign-his courageous bearing
while encompassed by enemies secret aud
;avowed-all have elected a sympathy spon-
taneous and universal, which is ut once a
testimony to the justice-the sacrodness of
his cause, as well as of respect and adnlira5
tion for the person of Plus TX.
Plundered of two thirds of his dominions
by neighbor, whose only right in the pre-
mises is might-betrayed by false friends
menaced in his capital by the ofscOurings
of Europe,-this patient servant of God,
armed with but one weapon, prayer, calmly
awaits the course of events, and He who
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-02-09

New DAILY GERMAN~PAPER.--A numerous
and respectable meeting of German citizens
was held in the upper part of the first district
OH Wednesday night last to take into consider
alton the propriety of publishing new Ger
man paper III this city Resolutions were
passed condemning the action of the Daily
German Gazette, in distorting the purpose and
design of the new publication; they deny that
it will be in the interest of any denomination,
and claim for it purely political and literary
objects,-All conservative Germans are invited
to aid the new under takingI-
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NEW SENATOR FROM CALIFoRNIA.-The gen
tleman lately elected to the United States Sen
ate from California, it appears was formerly
editor of that sterling paper the AeW York
Ffeeman's Journal. He is acknowledged on all
hands to be profound lawyer-logical and
learned. The fact that he is a practical Catho-
lie, makes his position as Senator remarkable,
being the only representative of our faith who
ever sat in that dignified body. From the an
tecedents of Mr.. Cassidy, no doubt need been
tertained but he will do credit to his State, and
worthily represent his co-religiOnists in his new
sphere.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-02-09

ANNrvERsARY.-Sunday next, February 18th,
will be the anniversary of the translation of our
Most Rev. Archbishop from the see of Calves
ton to the Archdiocese of New Orleans. The
Bulls of translation were dated February 18th,
1861. On that day, at the mass, the priests of
the diocese will add to the prayers of the day
the prayer Pro Episccpo and say the Credo.
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Every individual knows what satisfaction
there il in doing business with persons in
whom one-can- -confide.=Such- "a person is
Mr.. William Kelly, builder, corner of Magazine
ami Terpsichore streets, who, in addition, un-
dertakes all kinds of jobbing.
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is never deaf to the supplications of the
righteous, confounds his enemies by His

is never deaf to the supphcatiOns of the
righteous, confounds his enemies by HisJ
signal interpretation.
still threaten; but His arm is not short
ened who has promised that He will be with
His Church and her servants until the con-
summation of the world; He will in His
own good time, cOnfound the wicked in their
counsels-frustrate the Vaccinations Of the
powers of darkness.
The latest manifestation in behalf of the
revered Pontiff is a movement, said to have
it's origin in New York, to raise battalion
of soldiers in this country, fully equipped,
and maintained without expense to the Pom
tifical Government. Such a project would
be worthy Of the Catholics of the United
States, in whose welfare his Holiness has
ever manifested the warmest regard.
1T is to he hoped this undertaking will be
favorably received and successfully accom-
plished. What q glorious sight A bat
TALON or regiment American Catholics
crossing the broad Atlantic to succor tho
Vicar of Christ! Pilgrim soldiers from the
land of Washington rallying to tho defense
of st. Peters chair
The Isacredness of such mission would
recommend itself to every pious-generous
>heart. Already his brave. defenders num-
/ ber representatives from the most prOmi-
nent nations Of Europe; and the elite OF
those nations-scions from the most Illus
triOus houses, enthusiastically flock to the
sacred standard The best blood-the san
gre asul descending from historic names,
high on the roll of fame,- has flown and
will continue to flow, in this holy cause
To complete the sublime spectacle needs
but the hearty corporation of American
Catholics. 80 Z-.-......-.-.-.-. ..,.
As connected with this subject, We will
relate an incident which occurred a few eves
nings since, as serving to illustrate the fact
that all classes are in perfect accortiin pour
ing forth a stream of loving sympathy to
console the heart of the illustrious Pontitf..
While seated with respected priest, he
received a small package, and a bouquet of
violets./ Seeing an explanation would be
acceptable, he snilingly unfol'led crum-
4 pied piece of paper, which proved to be a
well=worn two dollar bill. "That," said
he, .sis the contribution of a colored youth,
in aid of the Pope; similar amount he has
paid monthly for the last year; in the en-
ployment of one of our most prominent
Lauctioneers, out of his small means he de-
{, v0tes this sum to the fund designed to main
i tain the Vicar of Christ, who has been de-
spoiled Of his territories and revenues by
sacrilegious hands. The violets are foa
4 e.9Holy-ca that can evoke such deep:
, seated sympathy!
CRESCENT CITY DRUG SToRE.-We would di
rect particular attention to the advertisement
in another column with this caption Knowing
} the Importance of accuracy in filling the pre-
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CRESCENT CRY DRUG SToRE.-We would di
rect particular attention to the advertisement
in another column with this caption. Knowing
the Importance of accuracy in filling the pre-
scriptions of physicians,-the paticnts<fife of
ten depending Oh the faithfulness and knOwl-
edge of the attendant in charee,-we can safely
recommend this establishment worthy of the
utmost confidence, judging from the anteced-
ents of the gentleman who presides, who COM
bines scientific attnnments with skill i'll his
manipuiations
Since the death of the late proprietor, Mr.,
Scanlan, who conducts the business for the ben
eff of the widow, has had the stock replenishes
with fresh material and his well-known bust
ness tact and liberal views will make the Cres-
cent Drug Store all that could be desired in the
central position it occupies-170 Canal street.
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('ITY MONEY AT PAR.
Clothing, Shirts. Furnishing Goods Shawls Trunks
etc a reduced prices. We determined reduce
stock. We have again reduced pric+s.-Ma
taking all denominations Of city par Call and
examine. GARTHWATrE LEWIS & STUART,
Il. fe9 I'm 81 aud 33 Camp str ct