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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-01

tEOR RENT.-OFFICE lately occu- a
II pied by DR.. e. POWELL between Fourth Eel
and Fifth streets, on Main.
4 Two BRICK STORES on Main between Second
and Third streets. Z. y ~ : ,GtI :
between Tenth and Eleventh, on Main street.
/; Three STORES on Thirteenth street between
Two DWELLINGS, eight rooms each, in excel
SToRE and DWELLING on Brook avenue.
! Small DWELLING on Leigh street four doors
above Brook avenue. ~.
Il CITY HALL SALOON. ,..,
q 4 HILL &tG0DDlN. Real Estate Agents,
/ NV oT-3teod No. 1913 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-01

DOR RENT, THAT VERY DESI- a.
Il RABLE STORE No. 1910. two doors be- M::I
low the ct. Charles Hotel. Well arranged for
wholesale or retail grocery store, having been
used for such for many years and being located
In central portion OF The city, makes 1t very des
sirablc as frst-class store. Possession can be
had I'm fnc diately. +. ID. EACHO,
Real Estate Agent,
NV 3l-3t No. Fourteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-01

DOR RENT, that very desirable G:
situated on the north side of Main between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets containing seven
rooms, and kitchen with two rooms ;; gas and
water, with bathroom, and in thorough repair.
Possession can be had Immediately: .:s.s.
I E. D. EACHO, Real stale Agent.
I NV Al ar No Fourteenth street..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-29

vember in each year, commencing with the
year eighteen hundred and seventy. The
Mayor, Controller and Street Commission
er shall be elected by general ticket. the
Recorders by district ticket, and the Nav or,
Controller and Street Commissioner, Re
corders and Aldermen, shall enter upon the
duties of their offices on the third Monday
OF November following their election. The
Recorders district shall be the same as
provided by section second of this act.
''SEC. 9. Be it further enacted, etc, That
the election of one class OF Assistant Alder
men shall take place On the first Monday of
November of every year, and they shall enter
upon the duties Of their office on the third
Monday of November following their
election. The Governor is hereby en-
powered to FIJI all vacancies which may oc-
cur in any municipal office of the city of
New Orleans, by reason Of the expiration of
the term of the cumbent, or any other
cause. Such appointees shall hold their
offices until their successors shall be
elected q. the November election, and are
duly qualified"
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, etc, That
all laws or parts Of laws contrary to this
act, be and the same are hereby repealed.
SEC 3. Be il further enacted, ETC.. That
this act shall take effect from ard after its
passage.
(Sjgned) MORTIMER CARR,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR j. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
approved March u, 1869.
tSigned) Ell. c. WARMOTH,
Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
a true copy:
GEO. Z. BovFE,
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-29
LAWS OF TEESTATE OF LOUISIANA
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
EXTRA SESSION..

No L.
AN ACT
To amend and re-enact sections eight and
nine as amended in section one of an act
entitled San act to amend al act emit
tied IN actto amend an act entitled an act
to consolidate the City of New Orleans,
and to provide for the government of the
City of New Orleans, and the administra-
ton of the affairs thereof" approved Feb
ruary twenty. sixth, eighteen hundred and
siXtysiX.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives OF the State
of Louisiana 10 General Assembly con-
vened. That sections eight and nine as
amended in section one of an act entitled
" An act to amend an act entitled an act
to amend an act entitled an act to consoli-
date the city of New Orleans, and to provide
for the government of the city of New Or
leans. and the administration of the affairs
thereof approved February twenty.six,
eighteen hundred and siXty-siX. which reads
as follows:
'SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
the election of Mayer, Controller and
Street Commissioner shall take place every
two years on the second Monday in March;
the election of Recorders shall take place
every two years, and of one class of the
Aldermen shall take place on the second
Controller and Street Commissioner shall
be elected by general ticket, the Recorder
by district ticket, and the Mayor, Control
Ter and Street Commissioner, Recorders and
Aldermen shall enter upon the duties of their
Office on the third Monday of March follow
ing their election. The Recorders District
shall be the same as provided by section
second of this act.
ssSEC. 9. Be it further enacted, etc, That
A. ole nf oil nf ASo
men shall take place on the second Monday
of March of every year, and they shall enter
upon the duties of their Office on the third
Monday of March following" be amended
and re.enacted so as to read as follows:
'SEc. s. Be it further enacted, ETC.,
That the election Of Mayor, Con-
troller, Street Commissioner and Recorders
shall take place every two years, on the
first Monday of November, commencing
with the year eighteen hundred and seventy.
The election of one class of the Aldermen
shall take place on the fret Monday of No
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-29
AN ACT
No. 4,

To amend and re enact an act entitled can
act to repeal all laws and parts of laws cree
ating draining districts in certain portions
of the parishes of Orleans and Jefferson,
and providing the mode and means for
draining the same, and to provide for the
disposition of the property belonging to
the said draining districts, and for collect
ing the taxes for draining proposes, and
the manner the funds 30 derived are to be
appropriated to aid in the construction of
the New Orleans and Ship Island Canal"
passed March second, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-nine.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State of
Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That the above entitled act is hereby
ana re-enacted SO as to read as
That the first, second and third
draiHing districts, created by the act ap-
proved March eighteenth, one thousand
eight hundred and ffty.eight, are hereby
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-29
tprrrIc RFsoLuTIoE-No. III

tprELIC REsoLuTIoE-No. III
JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the
Secretary Of War to place at the disposal
OF " Bridges Battery Association, at
Chicago, Illinois, certain cap.ure2 ord
nance.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House OF
Representatives OF the United States OF
America III Congress assembled, That the
Secretary OF War be, and he is hereby
authorized and directed TO place at the
disposal OF the " Bridges Battery Associ-
alton" at Chicago, Illinois, ten captured
twelve-pounder guns OF obsolete patterns.
now CONDEMNED and in store at the Rock
Island Arsenal, to be placed around q large
and beautiful lot il Rosehill Cemetery, a.
Chicago, Illinois.
Approved, February 21, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-29

From Pottstown to Cedarville.

From Pottstown to Cedarville.
from Blckersville, via Bursonville, to
6priDgtown.
From Oxford. via Mount Vernon, Colerain,
hlrkwood, FOrrestdale aud Bartyille, to
Christians.
From Bendersville, via Mountain Creek,
to Dickinson.
From Mann's Choice, via Buffalo Mills,
bridgeport and Palo Alto, to Kriebsum's.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
From Conwayboro' to Little River.
TENNESSEE.
From Wards Iron Works, via White Top,
to Hilton. North Carolina.
FROM Money Creek to Mount Boreo.
From Jonesboro' to Marion.
From Surgoinsvlle TO PattoDsviile.
FROM Sreedsville to Pattonsville.
UTAH.
From Panaca, via Clover Valley, Long
Valley, and West Point, to St. Joseph.
From Montpelier TO Soda Springs, in
Idaho.
From Fort Herman TO Bingham Canon.
From kaysville, via Hooper and Alma, to
Plain City.
From St. Charles. via Fish Haven, Swan
Greek, and Round Valley, to Ithiea.
VERMONT.
From West Concord to Cranky.
From Albany TO Eden Mills.
From Searsburg, via Somerset, 10 Ben.
nington.
WISCONSIN.
From Galesville, via Frenchville and ct
tick, to Bi4ck River Falls.
From Dycksville. via Brussels and Nase.
waupee.
From Little Sturgeon Bay to Brussel.
From Ephraim to North Bay.
From Ephrsim to Washington Ea-bor.
From St. Cloud to Chiffon.
From Saltwater to Lincola Centre.
From Neilsville, via McPhersons. Sher-
wood Forest, Long Meadow and La Fleshs,
to Dexterville.
From Osceola Mills, via Alden and Wagon
Landing, TO Black Brook.
From st. Croix Fails, via Luck and Ala
bama, to DonDersvilie.
From Arcadia, via Home, TO Winona,
Minnesota.
From Diamond Bluff to Trim Belle.
WYOMING TERRITORY.
From Point OF Rocks. via South Pass
City, Atlantic City and Miners Delight, to
Wind River Valley.
From Percy. via Fort Ealleck, to Last
Chance, in Colorado.
From Cheyenne, via Fort Laramie and
Fort Fetterman. to Helena. IN Montana.
Frosl Evanston, via Yellow Creek, Bear
Lake and Soda Springs, IL Utah, to Virginia
City, in Montana
From Yellow Creek to Wasatca, in Utah.
From Laramie City, via Last Chance, TO
North Park, in Colorado.
From Rawlings to White River Agency,
il Colorado.
Approved. March 9, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-29
[P.BLIC REsoLuTIoN-No. l3l

A RESOLUI TON 80 pass TO the credit of
the National Asylum Tor Disabled Volun-
teer Soldiers the funds belonging to il for
the relief Of sick and wounded soldiers.
Resolved by, the Senate aud House of
Representatives OF the United States OF
America in Congress Assem- bled, That the
unexpended balance Of the fund created by
the seventeenth section OF the act approved
February twenty-fourth. eighteen hundred
and sixty four, for the benefit of the sick
and wounded soldiers, shall be transferred
to the National Asylum for Disabled Volun-
:ecr Soldiors, tor the support Of its benef-
Charles.
SEC. ?. And be it further resolved. Tina.
the moneys withheld because OF the deser-
ton OF ally Derson from the volunteer forces
Of the United States, who is borne OF the
rolls as deserter, shall not De paid 10 him
except the record Of desertion shall have
been Cancelled on the sole ground that such
record had been made enormously a0d con-
trary TO the facts, but such moneys shall be
and remain the property OF the National
Asylum for DISABLE Volunteer Soldiers fo-
the support Of its DeuetCiarles.
Approved, March J, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-29

To establish an additional District Court for
the parish Of Orleans, to define the juris
diction thereof, and to reorganze and de-
termine the jurisdiction of the existing
seven District Courts for the parish OF Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-29

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Company
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ALL KINDS OF POLICIES ISSUED. Ordinary
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ment. All klnGs of Endowment Tables Return
Premium Table. Joint Life Table. Chdrens' En-.
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Fifteen or Twenty lnstallmenls, or during Life Pay
menls received Annually, Semi Annually, or Guar.
&c. y. All payments required IN Cash
dividends On the " Contribution Plan" IL will be
observed that the reduction of rates is equivalent IN
Dividend in advance of at least thirty three and
One-IhIrd per cent.
THE LOAN FEATURE, original with thus Com.
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Books ard any information required, promptly fur.
nished on application TO the Home Office or any Of
he COmpany's Agents.
JOHN p. MclEAR, President
GEO, w. STONE, Vice President
nj. Nj. CHILD, Secretary
u w. MAuLL, VI. d. Medical Examiner
b. NlELDS, Counsel and Actuary
TRUSTEES-John p. McLear VIM Bush George
w. Bush, John Rice. William G. Gibbons job II
Jackson, Henry +. Pickles, Clement b. Smylh Fbos
~ ~ W eoo' WIN. CaAby, VIM. III. Swift, VIM. 5. HiIIes
Euw' brlnehurst, Jr., Saml. Bancroft, Jr james Nor
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James Bradford " - N''u'''
DIRECTORS.
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William Bush. Wilnm q. Gibbons; Georoe w Rnsb
VIM s. IIiles, Geo w Stone VIM II. Svif, Fd,y"rd
sept22 ly ''''''
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tee made an aMrrnatiy report nnon the
validity S Sths ion a. 5i S Had Gil
bert 'as % Sansaofs frohiS Fsofi ID. 3 The
Georgia bill was discussed, ns to- the ex-
p1dienoy and legality OF continuing the
present IIegislatnse for two years longer,
as proposed by Williams Ferry and
Nortqn,s Of Minpesots, favored the Bipg-
ham amendment. stoEreqhire an eleotion
next November; and Abbott and Will
liamB The reverse the former urging the
suppression, by military force, of ex-
tensive organizations in the South to re-
sistG the laws and, keep alive rebel senti-
ment. ~ ~ = ioI ~ 3'ial .-r 81
- In the House, the Hunt and Sheldon
cnse was resumed, and vote that Shell
don was, and Hunt was not, entitled to
q seat, resulted, 121 to 46. A Pennsyl-
vania election case was then discussed.
Butler made another failure on his San
Domingo resolution.
AS there are great complaints regard
ing the Irregularities OF the great
through mail by the Western route, the
Postmaster General has called for state
ments relative to the route yia Richmond,
Wilmington and Kingville, with view
to making q change.
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Domestic News.

New ORLEANS, April 12.--Ex-State
Auditor Wickliffe, on Saturday night,
went to the private residence of a broker
and sold him $3.50, 600 worth of State
warrants. receiving $40, 900 cash. Au-
dttor Graham states that said warrants
are fraudulently issued. Wickliffe has
disappeared, but his confidential agent.
Mushway, called on the broker for the
balance > due. He was arrested and
$15, 1000 recovered. State Auditor Gra.
ham publishes q card. cautioning the
public against trading for warrants issued
by Wicklife.
CHARLEsToN, April 13.-Arrived-
steamship: Champion, New York, and
Sea Gull Baltimore.
SAN francisco, April 13.-The steam
ship America has arrived from Hong
Kong, with 1900 passengers, of whom
l,10O are Chinese; she had also Surgeon
Yates, with forty men, survivors from
the Oneida.
ALBANY. April 13.-The Democrats
elect nine and the Republicans seven su-
pervisors. Thackar's majority was 1, 500.
The vote was the largest ever cast, being
about $4,000. The Democrats have a
majority of seven in the Board of Alder.
men.
MONTREAL, April 13.-It is believed
that the contemplated Fenian raid has
been prevented by the prompt prepara-
tions for defence.
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SheriT's Sale. ;

John English us. David d. Smith,
Rf virtue OF warrant to levy on and sen
I'D the crop Of the defendant in the above
stated case, directed to me by D. B. Miller.
ESQ, Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Richland
county; and In pursuance Of an Act of the
Genera! Assembly OF South Carolina, entitled
IAN Act to secure advances for, agricultural
purposes" and also by virtue OF q certain lien
executed by David II. Smith to John English.
l4th day Of April, 1870, in front Of the dourt rt
Mouse, in Columbia, within the legal hours.
the following property, viz: s head Of Cattle. 1
Terms cash. p. +. FRAZEE, g. RC.
March 80 VIM .,s -
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From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The Argen-
tine Minister, this morning, received the
following cable telegram: The Paragua.
yan war has ended. Lopez was killed.
1t was. signed by John Fair, Argentine
Consul in London.
Senter's evidence, on the whole, is re-
garded slightly adverse to Congressional
interference with Tennessee.
A Cincinnati delegation want $3.50, 900
for the Louisville canal.
The Democrats carry Newark, N. j.
negroes voting. The negroes are cele.
brating the adoption of the fifteenth
amendment. One of the banners was
inscribed: I'm God we trust, in Grant
we believe"
In the House, Shober, of North Caro-.
Una, was seated. The coinage question
is mp.
The Select Committee of the House on
Postal Telegraph, this morning in
ssructed their chairman to report bill,
heretofore introduced, purchasing and
placing the telegraph lines under Go
vernment control, and connecting it with
the Post Office Department.
The Howard Corruption Committee
will commence investigation ns soon as
the Senate passes and the President ap-
proves the bill which passed the House
appropriating money therefor.
Ihe Governor and Legislature of Ohio
are coming to Washington on visit.
The Senate has adjourned to Friday.
The Conference Committee on Usurv
in the District has agreed upon bill
similar in all essential resi- cots to that of
Illinois.
The Republicans who voted with the
Democrats in favor of ousting Sheldon,
and referring the election back to the
people. were Bingham, Poland. Cook,
Willard and Wilkinson.
The Senate adopted resolution pro-
yidlng tor o joint special committee on
Indian affairs. The Judiciary Commit
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RheriT's Sale

Under order OF Judge of Probate.
I N pursuance Of an order made BY william
Il H4teon Wigg,, Judge Of Probate for Rioh-
DAY in May next, ut the residence OF M. J.
Corley, in Richland County, about II miles
above Columbia, within the legal hours,
All the PERSONAL PROPERTY Of the estate
one Mare, one Mule, one Buggy and Harness,
one Cow and Calf, three Heifers, twelve head
OF Fowls, ono Bed and Bedstead. one Pistol
lColt's Repeater,) one Silver Watch, Lot Cook
Saddle and q lot of Sundries.
Terms cash. P.F. FRAZEE,
April 10 NTH S.R.C.
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q es|s 3 81
s1ioreiER MSWY.i

Ft 30 :
:OUHES, April. 12.-Ah overseer wns
killed at Holly Bpring Cross. .7--.'
.;MADHD, April 12.-4Ninetean insur.
gents were killed and ten wounded at the
2 Barcel1ng GbRrrisadess Besides : these,
many %afe. wounded ands taken homo by
their friends. Loss Of the troops, two
killed and thirteen hurt. It is officially
stated that partisan agitators and So
cialistS nided the outbreak. .:.rg -
rLoEDoN, April 13.-The annual bud.
get Shows the expenditures last year
967, 100000 and receipts 973, ,0oO, 900.
Estimates for the current year e87. .OOO..
The underwriters are settling for It'll the
steamer City OF Boston as total loss.
Parliament hos adjourned to- the a26th.
Orops throughout Great Britain are
fourisaing. 81 I n" 5 ! -
'MADRD, April 49, The Court Of Rome
iorbids the clergy swearing to support
the new constitution.
PARIS, April 13.-OIlivier asks for an
adjournment till plebisitnm is admitted
to the nation, which occurs between the
LIST and 9th of May.
The iron works ut Fotonur we're stop
ped by 600 men from Four Chambouet.
No violence
Adispatch from Bayonne states that
several more Carlist leaders crossed the
border into Spain. aTheauthorities have
again been notified that the threatened
strikes are to begin to-day, in various
manufactures in this city. It is reported
that the Emperor's proclamation relative
to Ptebescituns will be- published on Fri
day. :l1s
MADRID, April 13.-The trial of the
Duke OF MOntpensier for the murder of
Prince Henri Of Bourbon, in q duel, in
March last, was concluded before the
Oouneil of War last evening. The Dukes
prompt confession of the deed and his
expression OF regret therefor, were ao-
oepted as e4teuuating circumstances.
The Duke was sentenced to one months
exile from the city Of Madrid, and to pay
$6, 600 indemnity to the family of Prince
Henri. .c..va.n
The authorities are greatly elated with
the news from Cuba. The latest official
bulletin from De Rodas announces she
inasrsEfection I!s morally, though not; actu-
allSended. e-l,. jial.
sVTRNNA, April 13.-Count Patocki has
succeeded in formicg new cabinet.
HAVANA. April 13.-De Rodas tele-
graphs from Puerto Principe that a COL
umn of marines killed fifty-three insur-
gents, including Manuel Aquerro and
Francisco Lasitas Voluntary surrenders
continue. The rebels everywhere are in
confusion. Valmeseda was at Los Tunas.
extending his lines towards Puerto Prin-
cipe. 3'i'H'.
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SheriH7s Sale.

Under order of Judge of Probate.
pursuance of an order made by william
4 H1tson Wigg. Judge Of Probate for Rich
land County, will sell, on the FIRST TUES.
DAY in May next, at the late residence of JAS.
Jackson, deceased, in Richland County, near
Kingsyille, within the legal hours,
All tho PERSONAL PROPERTY of the es-
tate Of James Jackson, deceased, Consisting of
35 head OF Hogs, IL head Of Cows, Mule.
Wagon, lot OF Plows and Gear, Plantation
Tools, Kitchen Furniture, lot Of Crookery.
Household Furniture, Silver Watch and I
Clock. Terms cash. P. F. FRAZEE.
April 10 NTH S.H.O.