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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06
IPuBL1c-No. s4.l
AN ACT to incorporate the Washington Target
shooting Association in the District OF Co

a5nluRtOn
shooting Association in the District Of CO.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF Repre-.
sentatives Of the United states of America in Jon
gress assembled. That Charles komanr, Frederick
B GasaT aar Hsnss ae John Kesse
per kneessi, i. L. Schmidt. Richard Wallach, III.
Washington City, IN the District OF ooiumbis and
their associates and successors. be and hereby
the Nv ssh,nston Shooting Xsscoistion ion and
BY that name may sue and be sued plead and be i'm.
ton, and be entitled to use and exercise ali the
powers, rights and privileges incident to such cor
p9ratlon foE me pu, pose OF establishing and main
designated and napssd the "Washington Schnrz ZEN
s pS5s the 9Seot Sf which shall Be moral and social
SEC. 3 And be i further enacted That the
one hundred thousand dollars, and that the stoep
shall be divided into shares of twenty-five dollars
each and shall be transferable in such manner as
SEC. 8. And be It further enacted. That the gov
ernment and direction Of the affairs OF the corpora
than nne in number who shall be elected 81 the
stockholders from ameng the eoEporators and their
laws Of the corporation may direct;
SEC. 4 Aud be II further enacted, That the said
scribe such bylaws, rules and regulations as they
may deem needful and proper for the manaeament
corporation, not inconsistent with the laws in force
in the District Of Columbia: to have and use com.
pleasure; to purchase. take, and hold by deed or
otherwise any property, real personal or mixed
and the same or any part thereof, to dispose of al
pleasure and 70 execute, such deed or dee 3 or
other conyeyances as may be necessary therefor 10
issue stock and make all suitable and necessary re-
gulatonH for the purchase sale, and transfer Of the
came; TO borrow money; to impose. fines upon the
members an6 collect the same as other small debts
are collected; to expei members; to make provision
for the admission or mem bers ana 10 provids for
the election OF such officers as may be deemed
necessary for the proper management Of the ahairs
Of said eorporaton and generally to have pnd ezer-
else al snen other and further corporate powers as
my be deemed necessary for the pnrposs OF carrying
9uteneetuaiy the object and purposes OF TINS act
rr9slded That the property Of the sio lation
real, personal and mixed shall be held ior the pur
p9ses Ani Done other, expressed P the nrst section
SIC, And be It further enseted, That the mem
pels OF SAID corporation shall Aye power @ exercise
in tarRetshooiing at any time they may dssm pro
per except on the SABBATH oAy' commonly called
SEC And be II further enacted, That nothing in
this act contained sha1 give TO said corporation any
$40 a. And be & further enacted That this act
shall take erect from and after its oassars. and
that the same psey Be altered amended OF repealed
Approved JalS ., is0s
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Exxourrvr DEpAarsfEvr.

EXECUTIVE DEPARrAfENT,l
State OF Louisiana,
New Orears. September a. 1853
10 the Honorable Speaker of the House of Rep
reseatatlves;
1 am instructed by his Exceiiency the
Governor to inform the House of Represent
atlves that he has approved and signed:
!. An act to provide tor certain appropria-
tons.
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fPUsIlc-No. s5.l

AN ACT masking appropriations supply ds6oisu-
cigs N the appropriA ions for the service Of the
government Tor the fiscal year ending June thirtf-
eth. eighteen hundred and sixty-eleht. and for
other purposes - ~
be Il enacted By the Senate and HOUSE Of Repre-.
eentat'yeH Of The United States Of America IN Con
eress assembled, That the following sams 81 30
roen thereof may be pacaasafy. be end Toe same
etpressed. for thu neca scar ending iono thirtIsth
eighteen hundred and eixty. eight. viz.
LhGiSLATIVE.
For compensation Of the cis rks Of cofnaifees the
Additional pay ordered b. tho rnsoIntion N a.
Honee Of Repyasqntat vfB. tuanly FITS MAJ. eieht-
ear nnnlret and altty-eehs, AFs thonfiad ninn
huldrud and thjrt{tuo dcIiafd
foE pAg q additional msadsneels Of ths Eshkes for
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06
F. @. REMICK.

fIlNdtc CeCESIdKys
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
State of Louisiana,
New Orleans September 1. 1868.
10 the Honorable Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives;
| am instructed by his Excellency the
Governor to inform the House of Repre-
Joint resolution appointing Joint COM
mlttee to investigate the action of the
First and Second Drainage Commissioners.
F. C. REMICK,
Private Secretary,
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F. C. ANTOINE,
VIM. MURREL,
D. G. FOUTS,
Committee on Public Health and Quarantine.


Public Health and Quarantine. !
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House OF Representatives:
Your committee, to whom was referred a
petition Of sundry citizens of the city Of
New Orleans, asking the General Assembly
for an act Of incorporation Of q company
for building slaughter houses below the
city limits, on the place commonly known
as the Delery Plantation, beg leave to report
that the objects of this petition being SINH
lar and for same purposes as House bill No.
i6l, and both being referred to your COM
mittee and your committee considering the
objects and purposes Of both House bill No.
l6l, Is also this accompanying petition, be.
ing legitimate and proper, beg leave to re-
port ll7orably on both Kills. And as It
world appear proper for the Legislature to
81 a1ees ons q the two, have thought proper
at.on q the honse. with favorable reports
o. y9nE commlAsse; however, recommend
ing the naoptict Of one Of them by the
Respectfully s6bhitiea.
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Chairman;
w. hpRRELL,
E. ANTOINE,
ID. q LL.-l--

Committee on Public Health ard iiasrantine.
Mr.. Mcvean, Of caddo. meyed he consid.
Grafton Of the reports be poslpohsa antil
Monday next.
Carried.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06

Governor to inform the House of Repre-
sentatives that he has approved and signed;
An act to amend an act entitled an act
to transfer all the causes now pending
before the courts of the State under the con-
stitution of one thousand eight hundred and
slxty-four to the courts created by the con-
stitution of one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-eight.
An act to regulate the practice and the
dispatch of business in the District Courts
OF New Orleans, and
An act to provide for supplying the loss of
the public records and other papers con.
sumed by the burning of the Courthouse in
the parish of VIM during the month of
February, 1868.
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aIL1Ia, MOTT / Co.

GILLIG, MOTT + co.
.GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,
corners ..a r.,l.r streets,
-,.u..n-
HARDw
=
Brass and Steam Goods,
STOVES. TINwARE,
Agricultural Implements
DOORS, WINDOWS,
Etc. Etc., nte.,
OF ALL KINDs.
A Full Assortment on Hand,
Zen SALE AT
REDUCED PRI0EsI
L MOTT & CO.,
CORNER G AND TAYLOR STREETS
VIRGINIA.
NEW LIGHT!
DANFoRDs ATmOsPMKBIo
KRRosBNR LAMP.
The Cheapest, Safest, steadiest and most Bril-.
liant Light known. No smell, no smoke
and no chimney. Superior IN every
respect to the best Gas in the
world, and not one.third Of
the expenssi
Upon Chimney-lamps tho breakAks Of Chin;
neys Is equivalent to the entire cost OF the oil
consumed. This Lamp uses no Chimney, and
gives as much light as two Chimney.hmPs, and
with . less quantity Of oil.
No person who uses one Of these Lamps for
an evening will Be satisfied with any ether
The Lamps arc adapted to every purpose for
which light is needed, and are made IN eVory
desirable form.
TO MILL MEN
BATTERY sORRKNs!
BATTERy
Having made many improvements 10 our
screen.punching Machines, We are now furnish
ing Quartz Mills with the best quality OF
RUSSIA IRON PUNCHED SCREENS
At the reduced rate Of
seventy.hve Cents Per Square Feet.
Orders respectfully solicited.
EXTRA QUALITY LARGE IA.
NILLA ROPE.
A fu1 stock on hand and for sale u the lowest
rates by
GILLiG, MOTT & o.,
Corner o and Taylor streets, Virginia.
Betting! Betting
Our swl Importation.
Best cotton.nllOd Rubber Betting, mons
to b-ply.
10000 feet, all sizes, from > to - inches
wide.
Also Hemp-nllsd and Leather BsNaE.
Tor sale at reduced rates BY
GILLIG, MOTT & Co.,
ImpsrtsFs,
Corner G and Taylor streets, Virginia.
GAS
50, 900 FEET GAS PIPE,
From Ia % 4.inch.
GLOBE VALVES, OIL CUPS,
GAS FITTING, Of All Kinds,
LEAD PIPE, BOLTS, etc.,
For sale by
GILLIG, MOTT & co.,
Importers,
Corner c and Taylor streets, Virginia.
TO
PLOws-sieeI and Cast.
Heavy BrenkinE.up Plews.
Hnrrows, Etc., Rte.
p. B.-E1tn pieces for Plows Furnished 10
order.
For sale at the lowest rates BY
GILLIG, MOTT 4 90.
Importers,
Corner c and Taylor streets, Virgins.
STOVES 4 TINWARE I!
1000 cssking, 0Acs and Parlsr
Stoves.
Tinwars Of Every Description,
For sale at greatly reduced prces by
GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers,
r.r,.r n and Taylor Streets, VirGinia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26
JrvELRY, HOLIDAY GIrrs, Fl


JEwELRy, HOLIDAY GIrrs, Ere
&" Cheaper than any other house on the
Pacific Coast" Is the motto Of |. Fred
erick. Call at his we'll known estab-
G street, Virginia, adjoining
Gillig, Mott l. Co.'s, and examine his
rich, extensive and varied assortment
of diamonds, watches, chains, solid
,ilverware, and jewelry Of every de-
.seription, suitable for holiday gifts,
private use, or any other legitimate
purpose. Let others talk as they please
about selling cheapest, none OF them
have any license for selling cheaper, or
even as cheap, AZ !. Frederick. Tho
public are invited to call and ascertain
for themselves.
Or those for whom We fond emotions
cherish, secure the shadow ere the SUBJ
stance perish. For Christmas or New
Year there can be nothing better for a
present to q friend than a good likeness,
and especially n Of Professor Beals'
new style Of pictures. They are truly
beautiful, and surpass anything we have
ever seen taken by the Photographic
art. The Professor is certainly one o
the best artists Of the country.
FryH HOLIDAY GooDs. THE finest
stock of holiday goods ever brought to
this town has just been received at J.. T.
welton's Jewelry Store. People wish
ing to purchase, will find it to their ad-
vantage to call and examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere. His goods
are all of the latest improved styles,
and be is selling them at San Fran
cieco prices.
A FINE THING FOR THE TESrH.-The
fragrant Sozodont has taken n very
prominent place among the most sp-
proved dentifrices Of the day. II is q
very popular article for the toilet, high
" recommended by all who have used
it as a beauti6er and preserver Of the
teeth, refreshing the mouth, sweetening
the breath, and arres:ing the progress
Of decay.
&C C,.,n,xa,a Grurp
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OFFICE
II. HA r. s.,

SIN EF x
,I,uE UNDERSIGNED, ESTABLISHED AS
Assaycr eight years in California, and for
over 1--we years IN Nevada, has removed his ONCE
~ silver CITY. where he will attend to any busi.
meas intrurted to him with promptncss and care.
81, sux.r and Ores OF Evory Descrip.
tion Carefully Assayod,
And rs,pns of Bullion made within six hours
in stamped Bars or Coin, at the option OF the
Depositors. .on.u Nth n, IT
8. Mint.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

Fer House F%arnIshiuE Gssds,
such as Blankets, Salts, Table
Linons, Napkins, Damasks and
s~heen.Es, call At
=. ROsENRR g. CO.'S.
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Dissolution Of Oopartnsrship.

mHE coPARrNERsHIp HKREToFoRB
i existing between L. T. Fox and D. ,blise,
dsydissolyed by mutual consent. L. Fox Win
pay all partnership debts and collect az bslls dus
the hm. pg1ss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26
Notice.

IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO NE, ARE
"A hereby notified that ! hAye let my bills
With Judge ". N. Hall, where they are requested
10 call and settle, and his receipt VII Be god.
LAts OF San Rnnsiseo RNtaunnt.
Cod Hir, New, Nov. m, 1s0. aoskt
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DOCTOR F. L
Rencopathie Physician and Sur ess,
dAts Of Nevada City,

Dr HITLER PAYS PARTICULAR ATTEN
tcntion to Medical and Operative surgcr
and 16FNFrIHc SS g South Q street, oppoSt
wells, Fargo 8 Co, Virginia ds1e I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

uh.rse. a, San Fra.oisee Rates.
,vssv II. HARRIS.
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Departures.

BIT WILLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
Mrs T K Dimoek and childrsd, Mr. Fin
ley, Mr. Warren, J Z Everett. Mr. Smith, Jno
China, 2 passengers, Geo P Howe, A China
man, T Howes, Richard Trawena, Daniel
NcPhates, Mr. Miller, D u Dobbs, MrNeKAy.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ArHlXala.

IT WILLS. ,ARoo AND oe.'sLnI.
E Newly, N Dahlman, Johnny Tuers, ]
Percival, Miss Brown. IF Butler, Mr. Casey,
Hi Schell, wife and children, Mr. Hickey, Mr.
Hickey, Mr. o'Brien, Mr. Hubbard, Mr. Der
mott, IL Everett, Mr. Finley, Mr. Green.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-14
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE

The Editors in reply many concentrations and some obec
TONS respecting the latitude allowed to writers the General
Correspondence of this journal have state that in their qdg
the important of the objects which
they ought to accomplish is allow honest and to
and universal liberty without let or hndrance of kind We
utter our opinions IN me hether they are true or
opinions the Correspondence If they favor
glad If neither such
fear their full and free uerance. We open columns ALL
without leaning and thus supply channel for the pubca
ton Of opinions of all shades to be found other journal
America We have request makethat correspond
ents will condene their remarks not unlimited and
that they will words and ideas possible
The less commentator of middng good the better.
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John Mitcheps Onslaught on Fenianism.
SO NASSAU STREET, New YORK,
February 26, 1868.

- - February 70, 1868.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic
Ny DEAR SIRs This week there is great excitement in
Fenian and Irish circles about John Ntche onslaught
the Organization We thought that Mitchell Fenian
and the Citizen Fenan journal The contrary of both is
the case They are uncompromising Many Fenans
who have had and have, kindly feeling for the honest old
Irish patriot and who threw the cloak of fraternal charity
over his leadership in that mad rebellion against
this noble nation have it devoving upon them to
bat and cancel these unfortunate teachings he is putting forth
through the Citizen.
One thing is certain Mr. Mitchell has not scintlla of
faith in the Organization Nay he entertans the most
contempt for those points of policy and for those
glowing motive Ideas upon which the founded
He evidently has entertained those views for long time
He founded the Citizen here and took up the question of the
imprisoned Fenan leaders with much vgo of our
Fenian journals He spoke at the great meeting in Cooper
Institute gotten up under Fenan auspices.
But in the Citizen he has Systematically absained from all
editorial mention of the Fenan Organization until the Union
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-14
Written for The Irish Republic.
An Irish Soldiers Thoughts.

They fought as they reveled, fast. fiery and true.
And they who survived fought aPd drank as of yore.
But the land Of hearts hoH they RssrsS saw
Lie the soldiers and chiefs of the Irish Brgade-DAvs
Now, by the soul of Heber do we stand
While murdered are the nobest in our land?
Oh where the men who ravaged by the Loire?
Oh where the clans that Dathi led to war?
Oh where the bards and sages of our race?
Can they feel, do they blush at our disgrace?
Ye Irish serfs, that toll on ev'ry shore,
Come, rally round the flag our fathers bore.
What helots! do ye loiter, do We smile,
While robber lords trampling our isle?
All but our land are struggling to be free.
Oh would to God 'twere buried in the sea.
Poor foolsl We fought for evry land on earth,
While plundered was the island of your birth.
For Union cause you freely rushed to die.
Wars over now No Irish need apply"
Oh, God tits strange that undeserved disgrace
Should foully cling to all of Irish race.
The men who bled for boosted Stripes and Stars
Now die within proud Englands prison bars.
In battles hour they stood with native born;
But with the peace our guerdon was but scorn.
Then meier again in foreign ranks be seen,
Till Saxon lords bend low before the Green.
Ye men that fought by red Potomacs shore,
Who smile to hear the cannon hoarsely roar
Ye Men who love the glancing of the spear,
Those battle scars moist with Sorrows tear.
Far better be in serried ranks arrayed.
And weeping leave to matron and to maid
Too long you've wept while tyrants fercely ruled,
And murdered men like Allen, Larkin, Gould!
Now grasp the steel-the martyred ones avenge;
Be Hate your flag, your battle-cry "Revengep
When foes for quarter beg on Bonded knee,
Be mindful of the mercy to the three.
GILBERT SUTTON,
H Company, 18th Infantry, U. s. A
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POETRY.
Written for The Irish Republic.
The Poets Death.

BY T. IRWIN, DUBLIN IRELAND.
Lost to the land upon the Hesperian ocean
Drifed pinnace one within it ony
Close on the setting sun, flaming DER the pillows
Azure palpitating with immensive motion,
Currents of intense gold, spacious tides Of glory.
High on the foamed PROV, stretching purple pillows
Rested the youthful Poet beauteous and lonely,
CAll the sea was his home, all the sky his palace)
But by gold Tyre companied, and gold chalice
From which first Ocean heard full many story
Oflove and DEATH and war when rosed were the
AT morn and eve, he sung of Beauty's daughters
Or gazing adown the deeps at midnight, chaunted
Unto the glooming monsters that swimming painted
For ravin; or, when the tempest anmating
With its wide trumpet-breath the vast expanses
Of cloud and wave, Numbered mid lghtnings glances
Heroic songs that rung with the shock of lances
Sieges and kingly deeds of his SOULS creating.
lowering anear the brow of the Sun God golden,
Ere wearied to his realms suboceanic
In drowsy majesty he sunk enfoden,
In closing waves and foam and fires, titanic
Sounds, uterances many mingled straining
Of music sweet and austere in the glory reigning,
Prmeval harmonies remote and olden
Swooned from the round of intolerable spendor;
At which the winds and waves in sudden panic
Fled leaving around silence and dying light
While from the orb voice, majestic, tender,
Rolled Ger the heaying waters darkening with blue night
Come, Poet whose bright life from mine has taken
Form for a little space, whose kindred spirit
With me and earth and ocean commingled ever
Has grown one, approach, that you may waken
Through death into the world all such inherit
Approach and die within glory
Clouded" Sudden the barque caught in a current
Swept down the levels of fiery torrent
The while the Poets soul to fire transmitted
Passing through awful spendors and shadows horrent
Unto the sweet Hesperides many -fruited,
Sunk with the sinking sun, beneath the darkling
Sea- sigh passed with the shadows mournully drifting
Over the heaving sprays where the first star, lifting
It's brow above the hollow dusk, hung sparkling.
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Written for The Irish Republic.
Wolfe Tones Covenant

AIR: "PATRICKs DAY"
Kneel, brother avenger, at Liberty's altar,
Sublime in its rays consecratng your sword,
And swear in the that you never will falter,
Till rent are the letters of Erin ador'd;
Till glory enwreath
Your brows in DEATH
Or, living, around you the garland shall bloom,
Which Freedom will twne
With smiles all divine.
OH Erin too long in thy slavery shrouded,
Arrayd in thy luster arise from the gloom;
The bright Star of Night is immortal though clouded
Thy fame in its splendor ascends from the tomb
Hear France from her wales and the midst of her mountains
Rejoice at the fall of her throne and her king.
And rising as bright as in sunbeams her fountain,
Her warcresed eagles exult on the wing
All nations" she cries,
/" From thraldom arise
See high on the wind the Trcolor unfurPd;
stand in my pride
Your Genius and Guide
There are deeds revenge there guilt needs aonemen
The idol of crime from the fame must be hurPd;
The mourner shall smile at the despots dethronemen
And Lberty's sway shall extend Ger the worldy
Then, Erin arise, or lie vanquished forever;
Oh yet thou hast who in souls not slaves;
The sword we unsheath thy base letters to sever
See Lberty's banner defantly wayes
Now, Isle of my SOUL
Thy flag unroll,
Thy camp shall be set in the light of its fame.
This flag, if / fall,
claim my pail
But oh may it triumph unsullied in glory,
Aloft DER the wreck of the foe, and his shame
WOLFE TONE will but ask for page of thy story
warriors grave and patriots NAME
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w. q.
the life of Theobald Wolfe Tone suggested the
foregoing lines In his journal he set off from Dublin for
Belfast the goth of May 1884, and certainly the whole Of
who escaped with his life only by miracles and driven
into exile only avoid dsgraceu fate remember
the HILL On the first
Russell Nelson, McCraken and of the
nit of McArts Fort took solemn obligation which, think
have endeayord to fulfill neyern efforts
desst until had sub0ered the authority England
and asserted her Independence"
On McArs HILL then, those patriots planned the freedom of
their three heroes Switzerland the famous revou
ton which them loose from the despom of Austria in the
Seesberg Theo
bald Wolfe Tone the William Tell the Confederacy
like the champion of U with the love indie
pendence attachment country His dread of slavery would
reused him the deeds of herosm for he full Of
that vaor which prefers death to life under the
which followed the victories of Marathon Platea and
Gaurus where the immense strength and hosts
repused by the valiant democrats Greece and Switzerland Nor
Werner Saach Walter Furst and Arnold de Melch
Unterwaden better than Nelson RUSSELL
McCracken the heroic leader of the Irish the battle of
Antrim