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, 1870-07-29

"a, tas Democracy 0! o. Tn<1neEl1s Is tht alteft
eaatc r,er wriitn npou cur 2olde .abs; =, t. E.il
h, pfiefed uoJsa of tic bnbbles that Tess for rr.
~, s1foens ~. ysoge ~ sE
to he eonpfrhsasIoa Of shs mas.s tse sssYss ~ aaa
sorhlss eh belong to nc eode q shs n
ModtYn wteIs On eeopot1te7s science hssalE too
n,teh 70 ,esa1 him !rsdink westaAn asnont LSse
Il icsst he bos hIsh place It; atest expsanu
-. nd feunrft-1tcrs His deatp, wAich tscuIsrd ~
T.s III n Is5 Il t6e axe of q deprived France Of n.
aho eeemns ses ase.s .s5 7 f0eh1
n.ints.i md WI1 form 4 valuable md pFsetfsa! Eft
inE Il, IL Lauds os the patfy watea - "" su1s1nE
~ IL fAat In R1ttopal hE10cE-
, 1870-07-29
Ah1fxaHfy-


ST. Lor1s, july 2S-Wllllam Fowler, one OF the
o1eFt printers il the CITY, and connected with the
Republican, as foreman and commercial reporter.
for twenty seven years, died to-lay.
, 1870-07-29
DYSPEPSIA,

t,yeas.@ Nia *Ikhsl, atsnu;stiH tonic aa. ssI-n-
dtr 1rpetizrr; stsrn<fhens sh4 st1pAca. A} r,sae4
the d:xes:s- their htash< state- WAX.
xors And ds .p<rE:c pe.soEa t:att NAaxEa'- pIs
PxrsiA TOXIC. For t.le hy druggists. pEr- One puzr
, 1870-07-29

NEW Yonx. Iuly es.-The steamer Rising Star
has arrived IRON A3p!nwatl.
The DIFFICULTIES besweeu Perm and Bolivia hare
been arranged
A sharp earthquake occurred At Linz No dam
tnnr.
, 1870-07-29
ILLINOIS.
The uarucilles nonacade Case.

SPstfa! ptEpAtch to &c ChteSFu iftpo1e.
OTTAWA, I |. Iuiy :S--Janes Penn, Who Killed
RuhaEn At AaEsetltes, VIA on the streets of Otta-
Va to-day Walking around. He vas arrested to-
n.ght on q charge Of maakaughter, and Is nov IN
Jail 1t Is claimed he killed the m3n Id self-de-
fence.
, 1870-07-29
FOREIGN
The War In Europe.
Arrival Of Napoleon at the
Front.
Comparative Strength Of the OPP
posing Armies on the
Rhine. ~,
Conditional Alliance Between
France and Italy.
More Light Concerning Napole-
on's Schemes OF Aggrnn!
dfZemcnt.
Position of the British Government
Explained in the Lords
large Increase Of the Russian
Force in Poland.
Conditional Alliance Between
Francs and Italy.
Position of the British Government
Explained in the Lords
Large Increase of 1he Russian
Force in Poland.
AT THE FRONT,

TO he scrn along tue Rhine. from hsse 70 con-
ssente. a faaah o"i@ y, 1..m.+s,n,,s-- ~ mnr.
aaesa1e4A- ~: uN. =. p.,.,.,,
AnS ~ 49, 80 &c m. R-trtan r,tno a. RryAr.
tospoH. ,-,,rcn nm ann tho rroona dIs.
~ ~ -, 49, ~. sron,;., firtrrsscs All work
s.'11.rrn,,au. viii te rap,,y hurried for
W . -. =. ,I,,,r
-as,n,, I,,,v " Min, hs uErrrSthju- Ind;-
rsos ,h.t nn ,,npu1tan, engagement must take
n,,,, s,.sn ,nrc.. d,vz Thr f,ruastans arr con.
cr,,tr,,,n1 1rt,r.en Freres and SersiR On the
nyer s.-r- Thry hare so, ooo men. anu rather
tnf MIR. rava,rv 70 forage. The onpo,Iuv force
m the Fr,nr,, nnrr,ers ahout SD. .ooa.
p.u,s 3,Ir ,,.an{cht-Th. E,pnernr NJ
r4rt,, q. . o,r.>., ,ha ,ftsrnnnn Il, Aetz uhe,c
.he ,r,,.rirt he f-d,n,rte,x .,e established.
nrtxlnuas5ol In ,he ar7pv wilt he ,ssuca IT,
nnr+nu-.
The Honittur rc,or.s that fhreo tmportaut
nr,.nneI. H.r. taken v Nr,z Two werr ofr1ccrs
~ +hc BADEN a-mE ant. axe h.4n reteaacd o1,
inv tn rnt ,c,rrrann ytre.. Tho n.arn nf,,rerA
re-. ..aa, .1aa,,, with ,rcn. hv t,ora,,1
;.r,auf xua viii ,r ...nt II, rar7
A corv,.nnnsent thus writes rrrn nety Tn.z-
,,v. "a r,rsx,or cf,,rer says theEah1 hr1dcr
.s,.xtr,r..1 w. :, ,.c7,nh,c ynt,t,ra st,o-
rte .r,,cs;nn SECOND Telegram, waz -are,r.,,
~. 1,.s,.., .,,t,e,n,ttnr Ira ae.f,nrr,on.
vpnvrp
,
lANss' 1us ss-on'! .ne 1ese. ,,e ~ s.eA1ess =
INC eonFsE"'e "eheial A'Ane"oe'0"eaHe "e''
tAkeh ny tue soFctHH1euL -...
fAhuho Ahout VIII 1etAA1e ut 4atc @4eso oa'
Parade! IL Inc French aeaue"s' 3ao fNos7p's =
Minister 10 "ashihRtHn-
An American 'e2lol Is Ho" 'oiMlue here
have tfcflch COMMANDER aomlaateo W u
government.
The Journal of'r"t panl!snest tue ioalo"tus leta'
1snm tae emperor. aatet July 20:
''C,:aMand<r-i"-Ehi1 tidrde .sAflo'Ai1 ~ LhF":
"DEAR GENERAL: teE 3ou 10 express On IN
part 10 tue Ga1'tt sal1"hate ~ Fa93s, "o" tn1ch
cotni on Its patriotism AMI devotion. At tho mt
sutnt wien am h'H'at 10 set oat 1"F tae asnls
have to testify to II The confidence whlch fcpos
In its will and ability 70 nalhsaih ofuel III fasa'
and 10 contribute 10 the security VI ule 1urtes
Il Is scrotoihG ~ eas that each one, aecoiuluE :
the measure oi Ills aslHs' saaH ada 10 1ae sa1et
nj INT cothHs.
Tie .'""F"at ALSO cohtalus co!ceioa'ete
INN St fctesffh'E' IN WHICH II Il san' 'na Hassl
does not sSnrath!ze Win lfaSsa- ffusslA "1sht
to make Fzuss'ah lake oi tlle halsie' ma a11acs
the Independence OF Denmark aud that Of hai1
;eEmans. The e"tfesp'haehee says tur1he'
The czar tseats inc ffcheh Amoassaaos ne'
with ndsh d:s'ihcuoh- -.-...
Thc jn'f't Publishes circular 1toa tae Aln'
ter Of the lnteIiufs Announcing 10 ac Weicc's
Departments tHat tac Emperor uesifea lae tun
nt
, 1870-07-29
Foreign Markets.

Trinl OF tho EcAInn General 09Nci1s.
WlSpsoK, Vt, July eS.-GeneraI O'Set'l will oe
trt ught here IRON Burlington to-motrow for trial
, 1870-07-29
EMMENACQCUE.
- - - +:----.

wARxER'S EANKSA1O;UE l. thu onIv .7tsds
tnsxt to tste the Whita1, lii will ia ran3
Nilrre is the family in whsh ths. imroraH: clrsino
e1er offered you. kpi you seuII inlu.lA:ely pEorura
it. II II also cur for fema! E!cEa!attir- anl
IL AZ lt de,+pdeu upnN In every Sfirr- til II IN
i ow has h-ra ohstructr.4 thrn11<h ent or iscs.:
e,o " N!nst tint n,'lsE .1d de onart.r
For sale. bole.al- In Chlcaec. ls 1i"sabt F.,I1
Fuller, Fineh Eu.'rrt Van seh.;sk. S't.sh- 2
aud ii wholesale Druggists In the C1iteA Stalks
, 1870-07-29


MExpu1s, July as.-Crop reports cont1nne favor
ablt, except from Mississippi, where catefpillari
have done some damage.
, 1870-07-29

Woman Bitten by q Rnttlesunke-
GALkxl, IL, July asl-A1a Jewett. Of AAssdens
DtSEtnes, while picking hlackbe.nes, Sestesda5.
was hftten b. Tstt1csnakc, and her life Il des-
pstIrd Of,
, 1870-07-29

Jeff Davis En- Route to Eflropcs
NEW ORLEANS July eS.-Jcd Davis a1:rcs this
afternoon On his waY to New York, whence he
kat!s fDr EuFppe.
, 1870-07-29
judicial Nomtnntaons in tho Fifth
Df&fF1S$ Of Kp4EN.

l}Es Mof.;Es. July Sat- the Judicial Ca1ven-
ii, Il. held IN DesoIo to-day, lion. II. W. Maxwell,
tur Judge, an.. Colonel L. Ii. tsxich, Of Dea
AolncS fur District Attorney Of the Fifth District
, 1870-07-29
WARN E.R'S
PILE r e M e . r.

Warner. Pite Kru.rLy has rsvez ta..c>a snak
even IN one cAr~} 70 eurr t1e WORT Of EGn&
lschinx or HlsedEnk Ftl<A+ Taa-e whu are Afflicted
shonA Immediately cal! thei- surSist and VAR
Skn's l111 K1xEl,x !. s e1ps.r.i. ts1 ts pte. and
Il rot tseounosnaed to eut9 any othss a!se1: has
U1r Dollar: For aalt By drcxxtsts ever uhr.r.
, 1870-07-29
ITALY.


FLORENCE, july as,--Madam Rastazzt died res
tcrdaJ.
, 1870-07-29
AnWERTlSERS{

cau a.d s cur rxtissas4s oa t ,il4s bors euroe*
&ne ,s,sxrAvs for ofr,,st1i77 fsofe< ss'oxtst r.s
vr ApSss anh&Ae3 N 1s Adrsst4AER<sts fAssytsd
in aH ~ raps*s. L0AtS LLVI4 e ~
G<Me.oI Aiskyti.Ns AstNrx. IL OA1rtsozN.k.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

Fab WEEK.-We have been asked the
question several times if our business men
generally intend to close their offices and
stores early in order to let their employees
have an opportunity of enjoying fair week.
Not being posted we can not reply, but
would suggest to those in authority to take
the matter into consideration. These
baIuy spring days, laden with liquid signs
from crpsa and dingle, and odorous with
the breath OF honeysuckles and violets,
create wish to be away "wasting in wood
paths the voluptuous hours and what
more tempting spot in our vicinity can be
found than the flower. gemmed lawns and
osk-shaded groves of the Fair Grounds, en-
HANGED as they will be on this occasion by
the brilliant display of rare and beautiful
things, wonderful inventions, labor-saving
mechanisms, prize cattle, swine and poultry,
and blooded stock, and last, but not least
beautiful ladies and gallant cavaliers,
motherly matrons and jolly farmers, merry
children and youths and maidens, all eager
TO see and be seen, while strains of thrilling
music, and banners waving over all, will
lend enchantment to the scene. The tired
clerk. cooped up in the four walls that
Limit his locomotion; the pale book keeper,
perched upon his high stool, varying the
monotony of the movements OF his pen by
sticking it occasionally behind his ear the
little cash boy, who, although the organ
man with the monkey may be grind.
ing ont "Shoo-fy" on the opposite
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
EobSiag sae Republic.

On this subject the New York Commercial
Advertiser says:
Il is computed that one-eighth Of the
national domain has already been voted
away to railroads and other private enter
prises. During last Congress, applications
were made for 222 245, $50 acres or four
eighths more of this domain, and we are
now assured bya Washington correspondent
that 1870. 900. 0G0 of acres will hardly cover
the lands involved in bills now pending be-
fore the present Congress. The pecuniary
value of these lands, proriding that the
legal stipulation compelling the sale to set
tiers at price not exceeeing 81 so per acre
be honestly carried out, will reacn 1926, 0G0,,-
900, 8 sum more than sufficient to pay Of
over one-eighth of the pubic debt Conn
pairing the estimated area of these lands with
that of several of the larger States, it will
be found 70 be more than twice that of the
whole of the Middle States, and equal to
that OF Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina and Georgia combined.
1t is the duty of the press to keep the
public informed of these schemes for rob-
bing the Republic, and to develop such Y
spirit of opposition among the people as will
put an end to all further land grabbing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall, April Ia, 1870.

City Hall, April IL, lo7o.
Ordinance No. 5-Administration Series.
An ordinance to provide for ascertaining
the floating Indebtedness OF the city OF
New Orleans.
Section /. Be it ordained By the Council
Of the city Of New Orleans, that she Admin
istrator of Pu bic Accounts shall by public
advertisement call upon all holders thereof,
to present their warrants, registered certlh-
Gates and unrede emed city notes, as well as
every other class of matured obligations
necessary under section forty, OF an act en-
titled, ian act to extend the limits of the
parish of Orleans ETC., approved March
Is, 1870, to enable the Administrator OF Pub
lie Accounts to furnish the Administrator OF
the Floating Debt with q full ard correct
sta ;ement of all the ma.ured obligations of
the city at the date OF the passage OF said
act.
SEC. .. Be It further ordained, ETC., That
the Administrator of Public Accounts shall
give receipts, duly numbered, for all papers,
documents aud vouchers so placed IN bis
hands, and shall proceed to examine the
same, ard If he fad them TO have been is.
sued in accordance with law, ne shall mark
and certify them to the Administrator OF
the Floating Debt; but if ne tiud them de-
fective or Irregular in any respect, or to have
been issued without authority, or to De
fraudulent, he shall report the same to the
Council for further action, returning the
came to the holders on their demanding the
same and returning the receipts.
SEC 5. Be it further ordained, etc, That
the Administrator OF Public Accounts shall
examine and act on all claims presented un-
der this ordinance, as nearly as practicable,
in the order of their presentation and the
numbers Of the receipts given.
Adopted by the Council Of the city of New
Orleans, April IA. 1870.
BENZ. T. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
II. CONQUEST CLARKE. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

BASE BALL.-At the firemen's pick-nic, at
the Fair Grounds, there will be another red
hotr game between those two crack clubs,
the Southerns and r. E. Lee. We would adj
wise those OF our readers, who admire the
national game, under no circumstances to
miss this second grand trial of skill between
these famous organizations, as the game
alone will amply repay all who will visit
Pelican's (No. ~ pic mic.
The first game of the series, for the
championship between the Southerns and
Lone Stars, has at length been fixed for
Thursday next, at the Louisiana Base Ball
Park, sharp-no disappointment this time.
On Saturday next the famous Red Stock
ings will make their debut in the Crescent
City, and on Monday following their first
game will be with the champion Southerns.
They will play about six games in all with
the best clubs in the city, and ruturn in
time for the great base ball tournament, to
be held in New York in June.
Arrangements are being made with the
Chicago nine to visit the Crescent City
about the beginning of May. and, in all
probability, We may have another visit from
our old friends the nutuals. We hope so.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

CoREEcTIoN.-In our notice. yesterday, of
the new motive power for street cars, we
misspelled the name of the inventor. S. L.
Langdon, citizen of New Orleans for a
number of years, is the inventor, and de-
serves some credit for inventing an ingenious
machine, whether it proves successful or
not. We also stated that it was to run on
Esplanade street during the fair. MIR. Lang
don tells us that he would prefer that the
car about to be put in active service
should run on Canal street to the Halfway
House, thereby stopping the necessity OF
changing mules at the car shed just above
Broad street. Mr.. Langdon believes that
there will be no failure in this machine, and
when this first car is started he viii have
done the railroad company the service of
relieving five of their mules from the word
90. There is a company organizing, under
the name of Pelican Propeiling Company,
for the purpose of putting this valuable in
vention in general use throughout the
Southern States, the subscription book Of
which is open at the Office of Weidershiem
d Co., solicitors Of patents, l1S st. Charles
street, where the model can also be seen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall April Ia, 1870. I


Ordinance No. Administration Series.
An ordinance granting additional author
ity to the Board Of Health to protect the
health OF the city,
WHEREAS, That loathsome and Infectious
disease, smallpox, is on the increase; aud
whereas, energetic and effective measures
ought to be made use of to secure the DIS
appearance of said disease. Be 1t ordained
SECTION /. That the Board OF Health shall
have authority to remove to hospital or
other place for treatment, any person or
persons suffering from smallpox. whenever
such removal shall, in the discretion Of said
board, be deemed necessary for the proper
treatment Of such person or persons, or for
the prevention of the spread Of said disease.
SEC. g That the Board of Health shall have
authority al its discretion, to prevent access
10 or egress from, Or cause TO be vacated,
any infected building, place or locality, and
to tumigate, or other wise dlslDteCt auy
such building, place, or lcaiity, when
ever in the discretion of ssid board such
action shall! be deemed necessary to prevent
the spread of said disease.
SEC. g. That the Board Of Health shall
have authority to disinfect or destroy, By
burning or otherwise, any infected clothing,
bedding, or any substance or material,
whenever in the discretion of said boad such
action snail be deemed necessary to prevent
the spread of said disease.
SEC. 4. That the expenses incurred in the
necessary performance of any OF the duties
named in this ordinance shall, after their
,proval by the Board of Health, be borne
by the city of New Orleans; provided, that
no cont :act fixing the price for the future
keeping, maintenance and attendance upon
smallpox patients, shall be valid without
the previous approval of the Administrator
of Police and the Mayor.
SEC 5. Be it further ordained, etc, That
all ordinances and parts OF ordinances in
conflict herewith be repealed, SO far as they
| may so conflict, and this ordinance shall
| take effect from and after its passage.
Adopted by the Council of the city New
Orleans, April IA, 1870.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
| true copy:
H. C0HouEsr CLARKE, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

THE Iron FOUNDRIEs or New ORLEANS
We invite the attention of our readers to the
card OF Mr.. william Golding, which ap-
pears in another column. Mr.. GoldiDg
takes up some remarks made by Judge Brice
President Of the Pneumatic Propelling Com
pany, on the sixth instant, on the occasion
OF q social gathering Of the directors of
that company, which were reported in full
by the city press, and defends the foundry
and machine shops of the city against the
imputatiOn that they were incapable of get
ting up first class machinery, and emphati-
cally declares that our shops and manu-
factories are equal TO any in the country for
general work. We are glad that Mr.. Guild
ing has seen fit TO come out in this matter,
as the remarks of Judge Brice. if not prop
erly explained, might have done great harm
to our manufacturing interests-interests
which it should be the duty and pleasure of
all our citizens 10 foster and build up by
every means in their power.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

Messrs. liable q Dalton, No. lis Poydrss
street, manufacture tin and japanned ware,
are agents for that splendid cooking stove
known all over the Union as THE Times
Stove;" Bramhall, Deane / Cos European
ranges and broilers, and that valuable cover
ing for houses, the Asbestos roofing. They
description Of house furnishing goods. We
advise such of our readers as wish to pur-
chase good articles in all these lines to give
them call
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
5000 KEWAKD.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, J
Executive Department.
New Orleans. March 81, 1870
WHEREAS. Informat,on has been received by me
that j. IT, Wisner Sheriff of the parish of Ouach ia,
and Offut johnson, q witness, confined in Jail at
Monroe, wers on the thirtieth Instant, murdered
by party Of men in Disguise who by violence liber-
ated the man BEAVERS ACCUSED Of murder, from
the Parish Jail, of the parish of Ouachita
Whereas, The said murderers are now at large,
fugitives from justice
Now, therefore, ], H. O. Warmoth, Governor OF
the State of Louisiana, In the name and by au
thority of the State, do hereby issue this my
proclamation Offering reward OF five thousand dol
lars ts5OO0 for the apprehension and conviction OF
the N urderers of Wisner and johnson, and the
Apprehension and conviction of the murderer
BEAVERS.
GIVEN under my hand and the seal of State, this
thirty first day OF March, 1910, and of the in
dependence of the United States the ninety
fourth. Il q. WAkAOTH-
BY the Governor:
PITT CRAvATH,
Assistant Secretary Of State. apl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
A Washington special dispatch says

The Revenue Bureau sent a letter to Gen.
eral Schenck submitting some propositions
in accordance with the request of what is
known as the Sour Mash Distilling Interest,
to this effect:
l. That sixt' gallons of mash in sour
mash distiIleries shall represent one bushel
of grain, 2. That five days grace be al
lowed when commencing distillation in
stead of three, as now provided by law. 8.
That all special taxes be abolished, and the
gallon tax be proportiopstely increased.
These suggestions will be considered by the
Ways and Means Committee when they get
to work on the new tax bill.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
MAVoRALTY OF NEW ORLEAN5, /


Ordinance No administration Series.
An ordinance to secure the punctual pay
ment OF the interest on the three million
dollars of seven per cent bonds, to be
issued in conformity with an act of the
Legislature, entitled ian act to extend
the limits of the parish OF Orleans ETC.,
approved March Is, 1870.
De it ordained, ETC., That in order to
secure the punctual payment of the in
terest of the three million dollars OF
seven per cent bonds to be issued under au-
thority of the act of the Legislature ITO
extend the limits of the parish of Orleans,
etc, approved sixteenth March, 1870. one
hundred and forty thousand dollars
(S14O, 000) be and are hereby appropriated
out Of the revenues of the current year.
Adopted by the Council of the city Of New
Orleans, April IA, 1870.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
Fl. Conquest CLARKE, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
STICKING PINS IsTo MARY WALLER
THE EVIL RESULTS FOLLOWING
Shooting and Fatal Wound

"Tail oaks from little aCorns groW," and
homicide resulted from sticking pins into
Dr.. Mary Walke-'e limbs.
The following dispatch from Sheloyville,
Indiana, is published in the Memphis Sun.
1t was dated the fourteenth instant:
Miss DR.. Walker was delivering a lecture
here last night, when some men induced q
deaf and dumb boy to steal behind her and
stick pins in her limbs. After the lecture,
some parties got into a row concerning It,
III which the ex-sheriff of this county was
shot, and another man fatally wounded by a
blow On the head with al ice pick.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

Notice IL hereby given TINT al she cir.
calating notes issued by the Merchants Bank of
New Orleans and By the late Bank Of James Robb
assumed BY the Merchants Bank Of New Orisans)
may be presented for redemption st the office of the
State Auditor Within year from the rst pubiica-
ton he1eof, viz: from March 4. 1870. or that the
funds deposited for the redemption of said notes
will be given up to the said Merchants Bank OF
New Orleans, pursuant to sections thirty-four and
thirty five OF act of the General Assembly OF the
State Of Louisiana, entitled IAN set to establish
general system of free banking IN the state OF Lou
isisna approved March Is le5o.
New Orleans March 4. $50.
THOMAS I. DIX,
mh4 2tm IL CASHIER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
MAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, /
Uity fall. April ID. 1910. {

MAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, April Ia, 1870.
Resolution No. 10-Administration Series.
Reso}ped. That in the matter of the pro-
ceeding5 of the New Orleans, Mobile and
Chattanooga Railroad Company, in laying
down 3 track or tracks upon the public
ievee, and in enclosing lots and squares of
ground upon the river frontage of the city
of New Orleans, and in the matter of the
proceedings of Charles Morgan, in laying
track or tracks upon the public landings of
the city, thereby in each of said instances
obstrucsiug the free use of the public ievees
of said city, it is the duty of the Council to
protect the rights and interests of the city
of New Orleans whenever and wherever
encroached upon by either or both of the
above named parties, and that the City At
torney is hereby authorized and directed to
take proper legal measures to protect the
rights of the city of New Orleans against
these and all similar encroachments.
aaAdOpted by the Council of the city of New
Orieans, April II, 1870.
BENZ. z. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
H. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

To the Stock a oiders Of sne Lonn and
Pledge Association.-Ihs annual election fo- a
President Cashier apd one Director Of above asso'
citation. will be held at its Office. corner OF st.
Charles and Perdtdo streets, on MOtDAl. april
H. 1870 whea vote will be taken the acceptance
or rejection Of the franchises granted 70 the Assocl
alton By the Legislature 2t its last session.
Tie polls will be open from eleven o'clock A. n.
to three ?. Nj under tire supervision of thrse IN
spectors, legally appointed by the Board OF Di
rectors.
By order: JOSEPH II. WlLSoN,
President
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