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Ma. { poor L um, Whiskcy, Pr0of Spirits
and Refuse Liquors doctor d.sficed AID sweet
cned to please tie taste. called Tonics, " AppctS-
c-s.- "Ecstorcrs." &C., that lead the tppicr on to
drunkenness and ruin. but arc true Medicine. madc
from tic Native Roots and crbs of California, free
from nii Alcoholic Stimnlnnts. They arc tho
GREAT E..OOD PURIFIER md A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE psr.sct Eenoyator AID
Invisorctor oftic System, carrying of all poisonous
matter aad restoring tie blood to healthy condition
No person tasc these Dittcrs according to erec
tion ard remain long uaw,il.
E1CO will BE- given for al ncIrablc case, provided
the boacs or, not destroyed by mineral poison or
ether means and vitsl organs wasted beyond the
point ofrcpair.
Far Iaaar,matory and Chronic Eheumn.
t.sm Gad Goat, Dyspepsia ar Indigestion,
Bilious, X cmittc "a d Intermittent Ecvcre,
Diseases CT the Isiood, Liver, Kidneys, aud
Blaiecr, these Filters ave been most success
I'll. Sach Diseases arc caused ty Initiated
Elood which il generally produced By arrangement
Of tie Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
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Clcst Dizziness, Sour E.lctatons of the Stomach,
Tad t.ss n tie l.or:h, lioSs Attacks. Fa!ptatcn
CT tae Eca., Inflammation of the Iu1gs. Pain IN tho
r,g.o1s oftac ridncys AID al hundred other painful
symptoms, e., tic o2s-r.1-s Of Dyspepsia.
Tn yiav.yo-.t, tho Stomach AID stimulate the tor
p:dvcr aai bowels, which render thc.l OF uaenualcd
efficacy In cleansing tie blood Of s.l impurities. All
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FOR SKIN DISEASES. --ra2t.oas. -ctt--. sa!t
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buncles, Ring Worms scald-.Tcad ,sorc Eyes, E.ys2
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aai Diseases ofthe Skin, Of whatever nature,
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each cases will convinco tho acreduoCs OF ticr
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end sluggish In the veins cleanse 1t when Iou
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uf his predecessor.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-16
The Senate Yesterday.

The Senate met at II NJ. Lieutenant Gov
eruor Dunn in the chair and twenty-five
Senators answering to their nalnes.
A petition of VI. Marks offered, con-
testing the seat of Senator IlnnSakcr. The
petitioner claimed the right to speak in his
own case On the floor of the Senate. Mr..
Hunsaker claimed that the petition was an
insult to the honesty and integrity OF the
Committee on Elections. He added that he
was being prosecuted by Mr. Marks.
Mr. Thompson apologiZcd FOR presenting
the paper lie had not known its contents.
Mr.. Raw. from the Committee on Judi
ciarv, reported IL bill for the relief OF the
Home Insurance Company. tayorably.
Nh Lynch. from the finance committee,
reported tavorahly on an act 10 amend an
act TO incorporate the North Louisiana Rail
road Company. Referred.
Mr.. Blackman. from the committee on
banks reported the Louisiana Joint Stock
Bank without action.
Also a bill relative to the Louisiana Say
ings Bank.
Mr.. Wilcox gave notice of Il bill to incor-
porate the Lone Star Benevolent Asso-
citation.
Mr. Smith. by unanimous consent, "a bill
to amend article 5l6u of TIE Revised
Statutes. Committee on Judiciary.
A bill to open road from the batturc to
the railroad in St Charles parish. Com
mittee on public lands.
Mr. Gallup. by unanimous consent, to
amend the section OF the act increasing the
salary of the First District Recorder Re
te1red to city delegation.
Mr.. Syohcr introduced a bill to incOr-
porate the Archatalaya Bay Company, and
TO facilitate water communication between
Texas and New Orleans. Referred.
Mr.. Antoine, 70 ratify the compromise
between the city OF Shreveport and Messrs
Nett d Leonard, relative 10 batture
property. Passed.
Mr.. Swords. to incorporate the town of
Napoleon. Referred.
MIR. Fish called up the bill relative to the
extension OF the limits OF New Orleans.
Fixed for Thursday.
In the contest for the seat occupied by
Senator Hunsaker. that gentleman was
seated by the Senate.
The pctition of Mr. Marks was read and II
motion to refer was laid on the table.
The Senate bill giving authority to the
Governor to grant leave of absence not eN
ceeding ninety days to State and parish
officers was passed.
The bill providing FOR the gratuitous vac
cination of the people thron? h"ut me state
was taken up and warmly discussed.
The Senate went into executive session.
EVENING SESSION.
Nineteen Senators present. and Lleuten
ant Governor Dunn in the chair.
The vaccination bill was laid on the table
| subject to call.
Mr. Daiele called up the bill establishing
| the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Judicial DIS
tricts After Il lengthy discussion. the bll
was referred to the Senators from the dis
| trict bv a vote of Is yeas to l., nays.
Mr. Coupland in the chair.l
The bill relative to TIE Improvement o
| Rayou CourtabIeau WAS called up, ant
made the special order at one p. NJ, Friday
| The Senate went into executive session.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-16
NOTICE.
fe14 10 %

Rooms THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON IN
surance Matters Of the House of Repre-
sentatives of the State OF Louisiana, Z
No. l6 Dryades street, third floor,
New Orleans, February 10, 1871.
To the Fire, Life, Marine Mutual and Accident In
surance and Assurance Companies, incorpo-
rated by or agencies doing business in the
State of Louisiana, and the public i'll general:
The undersigned publishes the following resolu-
ton adopted by the House Of Representatives of
the General Assembly Of the State OF Louisiana on
January 90 1871. for your information:
Resolved That special committee Of three he
appointed by the Speaker, providing the subject
matter does not conflict with the jurisdiction OF
any standing committee, To take into consideration
that portion OF the Governors message relating to
life insurance companies. and that said committee
make u rigid investigation OF the condition and
otherwise of all life, fire, marine and other insu-
rance and assurance companies doing business 1T
this state, regardless OF HE fact to whether any
Of the said companies BE- Incorporated by the state
Of Louisiana or otherwise. and said committee look
into the names of all parties insured, the amount
of anre the insurance of the annual psles,
and The system OF the scale OF insurance, bylaws
and charter of each company and what revenue Is
may be- derived for the benefit OF the State from
such interpretations; what laws, If any, are
necessary the mutual protection OF the insured
and insurers, and to the possibility Of the
adopiio for the city OF New Orleans OF the system
OF fire insurance patrol and fire marshal tor the
protection OF property and prevention OF incendi-
arisn. is now ill force in the principal cities OF
the Union; also 10 the nature character and
and i'll force i'll the State of New work, and the
feasibility of adopting said system i'll this State
that said committee shall have power 10 take the
atf.avits of witnesses and other testimony, in.
GLIDING summary process against persons ana
papers found necessary for the furhcrince OF SAID
investigation, and that they shah report by bill or
otherwise to this HOuse at the earliest day prac-
ticabe and if possible during the present session
OF the Legislature.
From the tenor Of this resolution you can see
the powers and objects which the committee have
in view; therefore, notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern that they are respectfully
summoned to appear before the said committee, at
their room, OH and after this date, from ten to
twelve A. NJ. daily, until otherwise noticed, for the
purpose OF giving testimony, information, and
views the subject matter charged to the care OF
said committee. Very respectfully,
/. J. SOUER,
Chairman of SPECIAL Committee or Insurance Mat
tcrs of the House of Representatives, of the
General Assembly OF the State Of louisiana.
felO l2t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-16
YCOmmunicated.l
THE BIRD ORDINANCE.

E4ITOR REPUBLICAN:
The subject of the above ordinance has
been SO often brought into question that it
at last resulted in motion being made be-
fore Recorder 3. Campbell, OF the Sixth
District Court, this morning, by eele-
brated Carrollton lawyer, that somebody's
case (which had been decided long ago, and
the party fined five dollars) be revived, re-
heard. and somebody fine be RENTED, be-
cause the papers say that somebody says
that Superintendent Badger says that the
bird ordinance is repealed Recorder Camp
bell, wishing to accommodate the gen
tleman of the law fraternity, caused
the affidavit in the ease to be repro
duceG; when, behold it was discov-
cred that this Mr.. So-and-so had been
violating article 357, revised city laws and
ordinances. This discovery astounded the
gentleman OF the law fraternity to such an
extent that it WAS some time before he
could regain his pleadings. When he came
TO- however he reminded the Recorder OF
the fact" that the Legislature had made
great mistake in the annexation bill, any
how" that Greenville WAS still governed
by the Police jury OF Jefferson parish, and
consequently wis uot Stti,jttttu W VIC olNi-
nances of New Orleans; therefore, the tine
must be RENTED.
The venerable Recorder OF the above
court very promptly and courteously adj
dressed the law gentleman something like
this: That if the law was a bad one that Was
not his fault; his duty was simply to enforce
the laws as he found them. He did not make
the law, nor had he the right to break IT.
That article No. 357 of the city ordinances
had nothing to do with birds, and neither
had birds ANYTHING to 10 with it. 1t refers
scleiv to using firearms within the city
limits That law was in the statute book.
aud it would be his duty and likewise it is
made the duty of the police to enforce it AS
| long as it is not repealed or modified by the
CITY Council. The fine was imposed under
| said ordinance, collected and turned over
mitteti The Carrollton law eNpoundcr
| finally yrasped his hat and left. saying he
was gong to sue the whole business in con
nection Herewith
Mr. Editor. | would only beg to refer yon
| to article No. 357 of said ordinance, which
can be found on page l54, Revised City
Laws, etc.
Again. if You will take the trouble to 20
| to the Superintendent Office. you may per
| haps lind the copy of Il general order, dated
| january 3. 1871, to all captains, calling the
attention OF the police force to the rlgld en-
| torcement of said ordinances. and upon Il
careful perusal you will see paragraph
| which reads thus:
From and after this date the ordinance
| will he rgidly enforced, and any officer
| falling or neglecting to enforce 1t will be re-
por1ed for lisobedience of orders etc.
In conclusion, Mr.. Editor, l have only to
say that you will perceive that the police
| get blamed for not doing their duty. and
get blamed for doing it. SO it is all right
| anyhow:
! Yours truly.
AMETROPOLITAN.
New Orleans, February 10, 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-16
Office ot the New Orleans, jackson and

Great Northern Railroad Com Jany, New Orleans.
December 10. i910.-I'le following resolutions were
adopted by the Board OF Directors OF tins company
al their meeting held on the seventeenth instant:
Resolved, That for necessary repairs ana equip
nellt o! the road cal OF ten per cent on tach
share. be and the same is hereby made on stock
holders who have not paid i'll In III pursuance OF
paragraph three OF the charter: and that sixty
DAYS lotice be given hy publication i'll two news
papers in the cl,y of New Orleans, and two news.
papers the State OF Mississippi, and that .said
call he payable or before the twentieth day OF
February, eighteen hundred and seventy-one.
Resolved. That i'll pursuance OF section I'VE OF
the charter. approved the twenty-secoid DAY OF
April. eighteen hundred and Gtty-three, the shares
of stock of this company be converted from shares
OF twent five dollars each into shares OF one hum
bred dollars each, and that notice thereof for Sixty
days. be published in two newspapers Ill the city
of New Orleans and two newspapers IN the S'ate
of Misxissippi and that all stockholders are mere
by Noticed to surrender certificates OF stock ana
to receive in exchange therefor certificates i'll
shares of one hundred dollars each That is to say,
the holder of every four shares OF the existing
stock of twenty-five dollars each will be entitled
to receive, on the surrender thereof, certihcate
for one share OF one hundred dollars.
de2O cot R. S. CHARLES. Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-16

language of another, is very pleasantly in
terspersed with good singing andcwitty
local hits. Mrs. J. A. Oates as Lady Craze
jul is the most delightfully."- meiodious
pi1uant, charming little creature imagin-
able, and contrary to all precedent in the
matter is dark-eyed brunette, with glossy,
raven tresses. The Fair One is very ably
and strongly represented by Mr.. II. r.
Allen, who is not the most ethereal or petite
are not alone ia this opinion. for we over
heard gentleman and lady, neighbors,
very seriously express the same idea.
Olympic Varieties.
This temple of Menus is nightly thronged
to witness the great match clog dance be
tween Miss Annie Gibbons and Messrs. Tim
Hays, John Carroll and Eddie Gibbons, TOR
the championship; as yet the audience has
been unable to decide the victorious party.
Little japanese Tommy and Chungi. the
African giant appear every night.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-16
NOTICE..


TKEssTKY DEPARTMENT
Washington February !, 1871. )
vNTELlC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
/ books VIII he opened on the SIKH day OF
March next. in this country ard II Europe for sub
s,riutiou TO the National Loan. under tie Act APP
proved July Il, 1870 entitled An act to authorize
the Retunding OF the Nationa! rtht' and the Act
in amendment thereof, approved january y" 1871.
The places at which subscr ut ions may be nate,
aud the names of tie Authorized Agents of the
Government. will he announced hereafter. The
proposed Loan comprises three classes OF Bonds,
namely:
First-Bonds to the amount OF FIVE hundred mil
lions of dollars, payable III com. ~ lie pleasure ~
the United States, after ten wears from the date OF
their issue and bearing interest. payable quarterly
in COIN. at the rate OF five per cent per anlluin
Sccont-Bonds to he amoniit ri three hundred
millions OF dollars PAYABLE il coin II The pleasure
OF the United States, after fifteen years from the
date of their issuie. and hearing interest payable
quarterly i'll CON- at tie rate OF !onr .r': q iif per
cent per annnrn.
Third-Bouds to the amount OF seven hundred
millions OF dollars PAYABLE III CON, at the pleasure
of the United States. after t!IHtN wears from the
date of their ISSUE. and htaiirS interest r"Eahie
quarterly in coin 1t the rate Il four per cent per
annIlnl.
Subscribers to the Loan viii have preference in
the following order, namely:
TRANSFORMATIONS for equal aaounts OF each
class of bonds.
Observation-Disclosures for equal ainounts OF bonds
healiu" interest at the rat" % Nnl and a half per
cent, and OF bones BEAM. interest III me l"t' Oh
Third-Subseribers for five per cent bonds.
When a subs ,Iption is made In" subscriber will
he REQUIRED deposit two per cen; of the amount
the rpOf to be accounted for 10y the government
when the bonds delivered; and payment may
BE- made either i'll coin i'll bonds OF thc'Cnited
States known as FIvE-TWESTl EosIi> 1T their par
value. The coin received Ill payment Will be q p
| pli.d to the redemption OF tVetwenty bonds.
| The bonds will he registered or issued with cou
pOus as may be desired by subscribers Registered
bonds will he issued OF the denominations of $50
100 $500, $1,000 $4,000 aud 10 tt0: and coupon
! bonds of each denomination except the last two
The interest will be payable in the United States
| at the office of the Treasurer any Assistant Trea
IlAsl
! The bonds OF the several Classes aforesaid ant
| the interest thereon are exempt from the paymeE
of all taxes dues of the 6nited States well a
| from taxation i'll any form by under State mum
cipal, or local authority.
After maturity, the bonds last issued will be frs
| redeemed, by classes and numbers. may he desg
| mated by the Secretary of the Treasury.
GEORGE s. BOUTWELL,,
] fel2 6td 4tW Secretary OF the Treasury
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-16
ONCE ,lisaissipri Valley Navigation


CONTRARY of tie South and West, ll8 Carondrltt
street New Orleans February IA. l8ll.-At "A meet
ing of the Board of Directors. held February ~
1871 the following resolutions were adopted:
WuEKkA> 1t is deemed eNI,edicnt for the interests
of this CORPORATION to reduce the volume OF ITS
stock now on the market therefore he 1t
Resolved That all the stock OF tins company AT
present issued may be exchanged at the pleasure
of the stock holders Tor the bonds OF the company
hearing eight per cent interest payable semi
auuunily sad nonds to be rttltenahle nj the
option Of the company after one year, and payable
in ten years
The said stock shall be received and exchanged
at ten + 10y dollars per share
But ii the nj; rkct value thereof should be over
ten s 10Y dollars per share at the date OF such offer
of exchange then il shall Ut received or not at the
optlou OF the company. AT such rIlce as may De
agreed upon between the stockholders ana the
company.
And he stock thus received in exchange for said
bonds shall lie deposited in III bank, to lie hereafter
designated as collateral security for the pay ment
of said bonds. -,
Aud be j. further resolved. That excepting the
stock amounting to 1900 shares, which Is set
aside for the subscription OF the State Of Loui-
sialla AS per act of the Legislature OF 1870 no
stock shall issue except when pad FOR IN flilI AT
the time II subscribing in casl at 100 per sii;ilt
And t.. il further resolved. That the foregoing
resolution referring 70 the exchange of stock for
bonds sh1 90 into effect from and after the hist
day Of March, 1871. G. h. BtNloN
Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
n. UoLe Rorpne Canal il now open for

The Lake ROrgne Canal Is now open for
the delivery of pine lumber timber, wood, etc. on
the banks Of the Mississippi, in any quantities de
trade or for Shipment up the river to Northern or
Texas ports and for foreign export, at saving Of
several dollars per Thousand over the present cost
through New Orleans, and with
out damage from hauling and frequent handling.
Shin timber Of superior quality for export can be
delivered at the river end OF the Canal at place
wed. ada pted for loading the same, cheaper than an
Pensacola bay.
Arrangements will be completed within thirty
DAYS bv m.ans of tow boats, barSes and a powerful
steam derrick ito be used on the 1evee until the
completion of the lock in july, to deliver timber
and lumber on board in the MISSISSIPPI at the rate
of SO 50 Der thousand for transportation from the
mills and perhaps cheaper.
Enr further particulars apply to James o. Moves.
President of the Canal CoiupaIiy. corner u New
Iryee and LAFAYETTE streets New Orleans.