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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06

Actual Capital Required.
The Company confidently believe that thirty-Hve
psr cent Of the Capital Stock viii construct and
fully equip
$4,000 Miles of wire.
Which win connect ali the commercial centres and
important places in the United States This opinion
rests upon the most reliable estimates and RESPONSE
bic offers to construct and equip the lines.
The National Telegraph Company is organized un-.
der the laws Of the State Of New York and franchises
conferred by an act of oOngroSs. approved July a
lses;
Preddsns-GEoReE 3. sENTER. of Usvs.
land. Ohio.
vies-rrssiasus-RoBERr sQUIRES Of New
York City.
sssrss.rs-uEondn 2. WALLER. Of New
York CITY.
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TELEoRAPH OOMPANIEB.

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issued upOp the same principle as that of the Mer
tine entire business community in the enterprise.
This is done, not SO much to dispose Of the stock
as it to secure the business Of the country through
which the lines pass.
The Capital is to be
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> W Il II IA T.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06

SHOW Te BE MADE.
One per cent of the Stock viii be required sub-
scribing, and subsequent calls not to exceed five per
cent per month. win be made by the Board Of Di-
rectors. from time to time. As may be Necessary,
supply funds to construct and equip the lines bu
no calls will be made after the per cent is lpaid
until the entire Capital Stock zhan have been sub
ssribed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06
ARTICLE III.

All administrative powers OF this Associate,
shall be vested in twenty Directors, of whom fve
shall form a quorum, and such other officers aud
clerks as they may appoint. The Directors snail
hold their office for the term of two years from Ia
day of their appointment or election. The folo1
ing persons shall constitute the first Board OF b.
rectors, and shall hold office for the term Of tVo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06

Chief Clerk House Of Representative.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06

This act of incorporation NAV be altered
amended. or the Affairs OF the Association mi z
liquidation BY q vote Of 3 majority of the psl
policy holders called BY the advertisement Il ID
newspapers in accordance with Article IV;d
sioeu that II majority Of the policy holders Il 4
present a. the time appointed another msla|
snail be called after the lapse Of fifteen dan 4
sne members then present, whatever Be Their "a
Der, shall BIZ empowered 70 act
Thus done and passed IN nv efice. AT the dtyl
new Orleans, on the day, month, and year firsi n
Toned IN the presence Of james ii Moore q,
TO subscribe their names With me narties md y
said Notary. S-.eies' -
The original Is signed:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06

Should the net earnings Of the Association
ceed one hundred thousand dollars, the Board
Directors shall have the right If they deem prop
70 distribute such excess from time to time TO
Of the Association; said dividends to be placed
the books of the Association to the credit Of the
assessments: Provided, That NO member shah
entitled to such dividends who has mot been q ND
Der for twelve months next preceding the day 4
dividends shall be declared.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06
ARTICLE vi.

The President shall appoint before the ten
cfhce Of the present directors shall expire, Ili
discreet policy holders, who shall Be iudgsi
election. They shall cause the policy holders Il
Association 10 be notified By publication On
consecutive days in one Newspaper published
New Orleans, In English. and one published
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06
ARTICLE TX.

No person shah be admitted as a member Of
ter 40 and SIXTY leQl years.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06
Cash Capital Of $8,5eo,Ooo,

TIE present telegraph Companies Of the country
Rave been consolidated into one huge monopoly,
and are now earning over sx millions Of dollars pc
year, or over one hundred Per cent on the actual
cost Of their lines their present capital having been
watered over one thousand per cent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06

House bin No. ls1, reported fayorably,
was ordered 10 be engrossed.
The 0omnistee on Parochial Affairs sub.
nittsd ssie s.#ss report, which iis:..cshh vas Re
celsed and sceepsed,
COMMITTEES an pARouETAI ArFAIRs !
Boon q Baronn6 street.
teptambsF s, A. D. le51.
10 The Honorable EptnheN and Msnbare AZ thu
House Of REPRESENTATIVES 1t a. STATE Of Loa.
Your committee, to whom WAS referred 4
Hoaso bill enlisted an set authorizing the
Police Jury of Jefferson to order the m1kinr
11f ahzll road, would beg leaso to fepor;
favofably, and recommend tie passaRe Of
said bill. -
We. CALHOUN.
gf6IrnAn Committees on Parnchiai Aftiz1;
HENDERSON WILLIAMA
h. &. ISABELLE.
zhe blll "a reported Was ordered 70 b
sGio.zsd.
Aa cemmEflss on Enrollment submitte
rs Iaalns report. which was receive
rss.I.I4l s,1....s l1n.l,4 s,srrrsrrl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06
ARTIoLE VII.

The enrolment book Of the Association sha
open TO access at all times TO policy holders.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08
LOCAL IETELLIGENCE.

- A"T+~ D
On the sixth instant an inquest was held
by Coroner Bradford on the body of still
y born child lying in u tobacco yard near the
corner of PoeyiAgHe and Magazine streets.
Tue verdict Of the jury was that Ange.
line Leroy, residing AZ No. l61 Foucher
street, is the mother nf the child, and that
j. Baldwin Duff, residing at the corner Of
Joeyfarre and MagaziHe Streets, and prSlc-
ticing without q diploma. was guilty of NAL
practice on the Wednesday preceding the
Saturday upon which the body was found.
The following is the substance Of the ties.
timony elected;
Mary Isaacs sworn My daughter is
named Angeline leroy. and she is sixteen;
took my daughter to Doctors McEvoy ana
Dutf, as she had heen crying with pain IN
her heart; had no money, and they would
do anything for her; Dr.. Duff said he had q
relation in the eauie way, and he had to
transfer her to another physician; DR.. Me-
EV0y said they would cure her for ten dol
lars, 1--WE dollars IA advance; subsequently
tile doctor called and tended the patient
lin a manner which nr Barnes, another
witness, stated was entirely yunwarrantabie,
aud which uuexplained could lead to no
other supposition than that an abortion was
Intended; the doctor charged witness 81 90;
witness again called upon him when the
hody 81 the child was found in the ware
5ouse, and told him the fact. The doctor
said YES and asked shout the daughter
q witness; witness told him she was up
and abant working, and then he looked at
ur. McEvgy, drawqd hia upper teeth over
bis under. and seeded bis head. Dr. Nc
Evoy sat stlli and said nothing. Witness
then said, ''If is my daughter, or whof
That they were no more than brutesi they
ought 70 be killed. Then Dr. Dun said:
.'AiHdtDn, We win 1lf beua oath to1mosroW.'i
NeNet hAd any other daclnr than Dun.
In tie evidence of Or. ] Baldwin Dun ne
stated ghat he himsalf gave notice to the
chief 81 police 81 the 1Hding Of the feetes.
His evidence mueas No mention OF having
ATTENDED of Pre- eEi bed Tor The girl Angelina
before hex delivery
pr. Dsa vas clal lulisted at the first district
iockuy unQn q cliafa made by the coroner.
Seale Ntsl ltc1a 81 TIC press during the
progreae q ne inFesti iRa1ipn, and before tho
arrest ef ". Dofr ceuenfed DR.. hradtoro
Tor refusing % Alrnish he testimony iof
publlcafl0h. HHa Col0rcfia iufy, therefore,
have cetiiaea naI nr. Bfa1ford has IA this
case used extIs ifalf q ii.eRce in procur-
ing testiDNony, anf nH4 aE4fed no palns Ia
the and IAe4 believe him u
he aIl eAleient 1a'e
1noel5isa 81 s. Iaataans Eespo6s.
The retailers d llQdo@ Win oppose the
tax of $500 Aeantc Cor qefailine the ~
dent 81 dQsaahd6a Dy tie ocdinanee ~
/ 1865, passed. ~ Ne ccninon cppncii ,ast ~
ceInbar, met - National hail. foyqra
talFeet last evening" ~ F,StQfcken pte.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08

A Washington dispatch says Mr.. Wise
vol, recently nominated for commissioner
Of iuteFnal revenue, has figured st Wssh-
ipgton extensively for several months psst
as head man in the whisky ring from New
York, and is nosorioss for being corrupt.
He was formerly nilitary commander OF
the District of Columbia, where be made
considerable money By speculation. An
ether correspondent says Colonel WiseWelI
was badly wounded at Fredericksburg and
that he has presented recommendations
without distinction Of party from a large
number Of prominent business houses in
New YsrlC, aed from several leading p0iid-
cal men in Vermont. Besides these, be has
thousands oil them from various sections Of
the country signed BY men who sever saw
him.
The president wants Mr.. Rollins renewed
because Of his evidence In the impeachment
investigation, and because be is . Repub-
liean 10 politics. He also charges that ROl-
lins is working against Che administration
in New Hampshire. The senats Is not
likely 70 consent 10 hiaremoval.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08

The following order was yesterday issued
by General Hancock:
HKADQuARrfRs FIFTH MuITARy DIsrnIcr.
New Orleans, La, February 7, 1853.
oPsSi@i = TUE ~ Kktractl t
4 For proceeding to hold an election for
recorder Of the second district city of New
Orleans, in contempt of orders from these
headquarters, the following members of
the boards Of aldermen and assistant alder
men, Of the city Of New Orleans, who
voted for the resolution, military ap-
pointments.) are hereby removed, viz:
James Graham, F. E. Dumas, John Il.
Clay, Of the board Of aldermen; and
a. Mary, S. Thezan, 0. J. Dunn, S.
Straight, B. 7. JoubertgC. J. S. Sauvinet, of
the board Of assistant aldermen.
]. N. Lea, Robert j. Watson, Guy Du
PLANTER are hereby appointed members of
the board of aldermen; and A
Williamson Smith, George Urquhart, j.
II. Moore, Z. II. Morgan, Charles Leaumont,
j. S. Whitaker, appointed members Of the
board OF assistant aldermen.
J.H. Oglesby is appointed member Of
the board of assistant aldermen in place Of
@. L. Gumbel, resigned.
Upon accepting these appointments the
above named persons will transmit to these
headquarters a copy yof the oath prescribed
by law.
By command Of Major General Hancock
GEORGE l.. HARTSUFF,
Assistant Adjutant General
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08
Telegram fro1l ATr. Stevens.
AD1UsEArENTs.
Varieties Theatre.

Varieties Theatre.
The sterling merits Of Mr.. Jefferson con-
tinue to attract large houses at the Varie-
ties. He appeared last evening in three
pieces, one of which was as Woodcocl:,
ia "Wcodcock's Little Game" He per-
snnates the sleepy and astonished Rip Van
W,RltJe at the twelve O'Clock matinee, and
in the evening also, which last performance
closes bis long and successful engagement.
Academy OF Music.
A new star has arisen at the Academy.
The beautiful Miss Amelia Garcia bewitch-
ingly sings the sweetest songs. The
touching ballads Of Miss Adela st. Clair
and the melodies Of Miss Nelly Taylor are
always repeated The Miaco brothers sur
prise everybody who witnesses their daring
feats as gymnasts and aerob&ts. The Cline
top sisters and Delehanty and Heegler in
dance, the wonderful bene solo OF Dele
hanty, and the drama Of "Arrah-na-pogue,"
with the funny Stewsrt's song OF "Lani-
gan's Ball" richly repay the price Of adj
mission to any part of the house. The
programme is varied every evening.
The benefit Of Delehanty and Hengler
last evening gathered in the admirers Of sci
eutifc dancing. The usual matinee at ~
O'Clock to-day.
81. Charles Theatre.
The engagement Of Mr.. Dan Bryant, the
famous Irish comedian, has proved the sa-
gacity Of the management of the St. Charles
His audiences, night after night, are in co
stacies Of delight. His Shqmus O'Brien is
a bold, daring, rollicking character, the
rendition of which is truthful and natural
| In the farce which concludes the evenings
/ entertainment, Nat Hyams is funny enough
to dispel the blaes.
| Mr.. Bryant appeared last evening In Ty
roue Powers great drama Of Born "a
Good Lucks as PdudeSa o Rafferty,. and ia
the rollicking farce Of F" Tom Moore" The
Iaughable farce Of " Dandelion's Dodges,
| with Nat Hyams as Dickey DdndelioH.
New OperR House.
This evening is the first night of Adams
opera comic in three acts, " If were King. 7
The French opera this season has beer
| literally sustained by generous and in
telligent public that appreciate efforts tt
present agreeable entertainments. Afte
the curtain falls the third of the series o
the New Opera house mask balls will b,
given
NatioaaI Theatre.
The German opera last evening was on
of the most inviting and pleasing repre-
sensations Of the season. "Stradella,
Fletow's comic opera, in four acts, va
for the first time in New Orleans then pre-
sented. It's reception was very HatteFins
and created an unusual animation in th
audience, which usually contents itsel
without boisterous demonstration.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08

request General Gillem 10 iseue an order
prahtoRiDg sales by all officers aEd tftis-
ICES except for Wagea on plantations and
.pechsuicst labor submitted q letfeE fom
rsa neaaq aarters declining to comply with said
A supplemental report from the commit
~. ~ On q. aestlsmtion was adopted, Mpproprias-
1sIisf III sne poiltax Of 1851 As . temporary
A resolution that the per diem oSmembers
Sr,l, ItI,af i'er the fertyfth days session
RIre An nseheassr.N.v ~
ROCHESTER,, N T., February ~ rhelnsane
asylum was burned torday, and four female
inmates persisted in the fumes.
Rrom Ssuthvveat Pssen. -
SOUTHWEST Pass, February q 6 p. M.-Ba-
Fomeier 80 30. Wind northeast. strong.
Arrived, steamship Auslin. Farweli. master,
and the steamship Crescent. Hawthoxae,
muster, with merchaudisa aud PASSENGER.
20 G. A. Whitney Il Co.
Mtver KntetfIsence.
LOUISVILLE. Eebrusry T..-RiVer falling
canal ~ q
There is an ice gorge at Six Mir I'D,
ana que below Cinverport IA "a
wholly suspended. The leW prcsa1r
er Richmond vii, return to New 0Yi,
the first water. The Nick Lougwo : X
laid up.
YTokssrac. February g.APssse So, z
Allen e three r A., aud the Eag
River stationary.
. Fram Egrspr.
LospoH. February 7.-Later Al ID
advices are discouraging, forbiddins ssae
hope ofa successful move this season.
Financial Masters IN New werk.
NEW YoRK February 7.-Governments
closed strong. Gold was active ard buoyant
during the day, bus closed at 1874. Money
easy. call loans G. suo-trcasury balance
DsmesfIe azarheta
NEw Y0RK, February 7.-Cotton huoyant,
{09c. higher; sales today 5000 bales; mid
diipgs l94@20c. Fiour--ratller more doing
at decline; state 50 256D6 75; Southern $40
OILS. Wheat I6S2c. lower. 4Corn--Western
mixed 81 1901 II; Southern white 81 21@
81 27s. Oats heavy ~ sSic. Mess pork
dull-new S22 so; cid S9i So Lard steady.
Groceries frrn aud quiet. Turpentine SEQ
6oic. Rosin $317. Freights 4 shade drm-
erection BY steam 7-l61Sc.; -four 208c.
CTHoIHNkTI, February 7-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat dull, So 1902 IS. Corn
pork S2I 76C123. BacoR, 94c. for shoulders;
rib sides llkc; clear sides l3@9I94c.; sugar
cured hams l5GDlec. Lard ISac. Butter
359sTe. Eggs soc.
ST. LOUIS, February 7.--Tobacco firm and
S7caSsged, az 5te5 lEs, EiouE very Arm ssgerane
Oats 67GD72c: Pork nomiuai at S2I 60022.
Bacon clear sides 124e. Lard quiet st ls3c.
Weather cloudy and milder, With indica-
tions Of thawing
Forelan Markets.
LoEDoS, February 2, Evening. -Consols
| 99a; bonds 7ls aae
LIvgRPooI. February7, Evening, -gotton
market active, closing Erm; upiands on
spot Sd. /; 10 arrive va /; Orleans SD; sales
| 20, 600 bales. 1t Is estimated that there IL
nov ahoat for Liverpool 258o9O bales, iI-
Guiding 10000 American. Manchester ad-
Yice5 are f,tVorable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08
LOUISIANA CONsTKTUTH0HALc con-.
VENTION. g

FIftx-xinth Days Proceedings.
The order Of the day was called up, being
upon the following article presented BY
Mr.. Brown:
ARTICLE |. The act lis of the general
assembly of 1867. issuing S4,000,000 levee
bonds Is hereby repealed. a5 a4
After being lengthily discussed pro and
cou during the greater partOT the day, IL was
indefinitely postponed sby the following
vote; Yeas so, nays Is.
Article las was then adopted as article
15l of the constitution.
BIr. Wick iff offered substitute for the
whole title On ordinance, which was or
dered to be printed and made the special
order for tomorrow az II o'clock NJ.
The convention then adjourned until 10
o'clock to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08

ReR. Is. r.. WRIGHT, GRAD sst :. +
APunfo Of the New York College 81
Dental Surgery, after an experiences
o. fourteen years In hia profession.
oIefs hie services 10 the inhahitsnisN
Of New Orleans. 49, i4l.lsN
n. B..-Tssth- inssrtsd ca VIlLOANITk BASE
SUPERIOR TO GOLD Is ALL n1sRECIs, AT HALE II
oosT, No. lBs 0ast0mhouae atrest. between Dau
phina and BnrRuudy.
wv ~ 's7''''-' y WRieHF D. D. 8.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08
MuLEs AND suoEs General Hancock

Mules AND sHeEs General Hancock
orders thus.
Upon the application Of Governor Ba-
ker and the warden OF the Louisiana state
peniteatiary, the chief quartermaster, tifth
military district, subject to Che approval Of
the secretary Of war. will temporarily fur
nish forage for twenty-five mules engaged
in the work Of the penitentiary upon the
levees; the cost thereof to be charged
against the state, and to be reimbursed as
soon as the condition Of the state treasury
may permit.
Upon the application Of the governor Of
the state, and subject to the approval of
the secretary of war, the chief quarteTmas-
ter, 9th military district, will issue to the
warden of the Louisiana state penitentiary,
at Baton Rouge, one hundred and eighty
pairs Of shoes (sneh as are furnished fer
soldiers) for the use Of the prisoners at
that place; the cost Of said shoes TO be
charged agaiaAt tiie ataie, aud TO De relm-
hursed as soon "a the condition Of tho state
treasury may permit.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08

DocfoAsa.s fssss- sNo4tiote -
One reason for the dimihutiOn in receipts
Is that importatious on which duties were
fcrmeriy paid here now pass at once up Tie
river 10 Western cities, where tie duty L
collected.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08

A wretched NNalaia ealior AID lately.
Ia Twelve months ac.A l|Iss llris any ke,
gro presenting ilinll n fle eolIs aad e.
tempting to vote, viii ta shes. M A8 ought
d Sc.
Thla Shows TIE sdta1,ef s4is 3
the conservative pieas. n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08

REpuBE1cAS VIcroRy IN Omo--At re-
cent election in the eighth congressional
district of Ohio, to Gil the vacancy created
by the death of Mr.. Hamilton, the Repub-
liean candidate, Mr.. Beatty, was elected by
majority of about one thousand. The
majority Of the same district for Governor
Hays was only two hundred and forty-six,
aud a decided Republican gaia is shown.
The Washington Intelligence, the presi-
dents organ, bewails this result and warns
Mr.. Johuson that the same result will occur
in other places unless he Immediately re-
moves every radical from the treasury and
internal revenue service.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08

CoMaERoE OF NEW ORLEAEs.-Ths num-
Der and tonnage Of vessels entered and
cleared a. the euslomhouse in this city
during ne month just closed were AZ fol-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08

REcoNsTRUcrIoS PRoaREsslyG.-- -" ocoa-
sional, /" the Washington correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Press, writes thus from
Washington;
The Southern states ale being surely and
rapidly restored. hear no news from
any quarter Of the South that is not good
news. General Hamilton writes to General
Wilson that Texas will be carried by
twenty thousand majority for the Repub-
lican party, and that thousands of white
men are assisting in the good work; and
although there IS division among political
friends in Louisiana on the subject of the
gubernatOrial nomination, yet the last ac-
counts from that quarter presage harmony
and victory. With the exception Of Vir.
ginia, where, as before the rebellion, the
pro.slavery opposition is organized and
defiant, every other Southern state will be
speedily and thoroughly reconstructed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08

On sysrg hand the cry 10 heard @Hns not
the South suffered enOughG" The answer
must be afirmativsly, and for this faason
the people should be Invoked not to innict
the Democratie party again apon this sec
ton Of the country Tts present $ we'll as
past inllictions were impoaed b that party,
and common seuse aad irne patriosism pre-
test against renewing the cauAs Of our
troubles Tie Repnblioaa policy Of po-
litical and business prosseas will relieve
the South and its psople from sufFering.