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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-04

This Univeretty received IT, charter June
s. 1853 with the power to confer an auch
degrees auA heu0r6 - ore conferred b. dniveft1ee
n the United States q ADegtCAs
try and it, immunities are fcse to al
IL 6rpt cata2oeue shows that nearly nine hun
dred have been In attendance, and present
indications are that the next one win chow n
equal number. fg
ing, INDECENT students can have pecuniAry aid.
The University II situated In Q pleasant and
healthfnl part Of the city, and in a1 it, appoint
ments affords facilities for obtaining th0Eougb
education mot excelled in the South.
It embraces the following departments:
1. ACADRMlC. in which Students are prepared
for college, 3. secure good English education.
3. NORMAL, arranged with special reference to
the education 81 teachers and is aided by the pea
= MEDICAL Charity Hospital il aecesaible
to this department. u ~ sH
6. TaE0roGICAL. which is open to al denomi
Further information may be obtained upon appli.
cation to any Of the following members Of the
faculty:
President and Instructor in Sacred Theoloxy
REV. c. II. THOMPSON, b. D.,
Professor. Of Pastoral Theology and University
81 HON. RUFUS NAPLES, IL. B.,
Professor Of International Law and Dean Of the
Law 'Aeo'' 3. B. warrs, N. D.,
Professor Of Theory and Practice Of Medicine. and
Dean of the Medical Faculty. 0G
J.F. FULLER, A. NJ,
Professor Of Mathematics and Principal Of the
- PM. WILLIAMS, A. NJ,
Professor Of English Literature and Principal Of
Normal Department. ai YTG ap2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-04
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
DEPARTMENT OF STRAIGHT UNIVERSITY.
n i. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT.

Both old and young can enter this rnstitutio ct
any time No distinction made in regard to race
or color. Open day and evening. Good success
The design Of this institution 10 to furnish op-
portunities for those Wishing rapid, thorough,
thousands whose pecuniary circumstance would
not permit them 70 enjoy these privileges hereto.
fore. Fifty to one hundred per cent saved In time
and money by taking the Commercial Course" in
order to be ready for paying. positions. Learning
made easy to all. by analysis and experience, .
verbal Instructions are given to individuals with
much satisfaction. ,,.t.1
Located over the Freedmens' Savings Bank,
No. liz CARONDELBr STREET.
fel9 " PHOF. 4. T. SELOvkR, Principal
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n. a. Seathworth. for Use, etc.,. W.
Seofes sS !S6 ~ s.1 r H. p''t'c' oour'

Inc -. 0e0GUWOkIps Iof U.s. etCss We
sssfls psrisS & ORLEANS = Ho. is1i i'' o'''
RY vmrUE OF WRIT OF FKRI IAcIAs
=, The nsssssS{s tie EsS Dtst1ict Court
Tor the parish q ORLEANS, in the above entitled
scsuae. win pEecooa - esen 8 public anc.
tiOn, ct the Herchants and Aucti0mootg Exchange,
Royal street, bstween Canal and Custonhouse
Streets in the Second District of this city TUES
DAY, April 49, ls1l, q u O'clock II, the following
esse cssr1 s96A & s' 81 GROUND .itu.ted in
Rickerville in tho Exth District Of the city of New
Orleans (f0rmerly city and parish Of Jeders0n) and
being in accordance with plan drawn by Buias0n
Thompson, surveyors, dated twenty third Of
March, 1849, and deposited in the Office of James
Graham, notary public In this city. Said square
Il designated BY the number thirty-six, and com
Iier Streets and subdivided into eighteen lots
bered nom one to eighteen. inclusive; and which
lots measure - follows
Lots one TO mine, inclusive each, thirty feet
front on Perrfer street, by depth, between par.
-Allel lines, Of ono hundred feet seven inches and
four line9 lot number one forming the corner OF
the CORNER ee feffsr ssd Octsvis streets and lots
numbers ten to eighteen, inclusively, each thirty
feet front on Prytania street. by adepth, bet ween
parallel lines, Of one hundred feet SIX inches lot
number ten forming the corner Of Prytanfs and
Octavia streets, and lot number eighteen the cor.
ner Of Pry tsnis and Joseph streets
sein4 the ssme Psoperts the defendant acq sired
Thomas j. Beck. notary public Of this city, . the
twenty sixth day Of nay, 1851. -,
0ei8od in the abOvo suit.
Terms-CAsh "a the spot.
mhl7spt 10 sheriff Of the parish Of Orieans.
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srATH OF LOUISIANA. CIT OF INV oRLHAls
yBs II kneSn. that i this esvsnth aay =
Siss e I'd e IS. ss: %; NJ
- Kee. notasy p1sae. IN 81 1sr ~ ~ q
psessnce q the Witnesss6 heaeinaf}er named md
undersisned, persanal1y cane cd appeerea the
Who declared that, svsilins ths.ssives Il IT, pro
vieous cf the laws Of the state Of LouisiapA pro-
v,dins TOR The cFs.nisation Of sosporattsss TOR
poees." they have agreed to form themselves Into
and to constitute cooperation for the objects and
purposes, ahd under the following articles and
TEXAS n aSSRo GAsSoS coz
PANY" and it, dOmicile ehall be established in the
city Of New Orleans State Of IOuisiapR, with the
Within the State Of Texas, by resOlut.on Of the
Beard OF Directors, to be appointed and to CON
tinue In office - Il hereinafter provided fde.
:aw 40 ARTICLR II aa m
The purpose for which this corporation IL estsb.
lished 10 to employ aud use 1Blopef's hydro-carbon
and Is employ nd use the 80 spsss.tS: n Is:
State Of Texas exclusively, far the benet Of said
corporation aud al legal piocessee shall BE- served
porstion. And the said cetps1atioa shall have the
right ofusing corporAte seal 8e -
~ ARTICLE nj. 89 a
The capital stock Of this corporation shall be the
SUM Of 0ns hundred and 6fty thousand dollars
dollars each, which shares shAll be assessed ct
FOL s,eIi Se c,.isrd t,ilv ETH III M T,rt I
.sse.msnt a. ali ~vsr r. s~Iivd 80 ~ NV ~- '''-
s'so''0"' sAe'A s'eA " 0sa'e -"
ARTICLE ".
Tho h,,.;ne.. NJ s.;a cororaAio,, .,.u \. raa.a
% = % J;rsotors ~; IN. r;..I,* ~ ...: ~.
her to seven by resolution OF the Board OF Directors
h hosan Hv ~. stcckhoiSrs ~ IT, ~ i.e;
Ma ,,,,der ih;s charfer ana - h"ia Otto" ,'rt;i
srt sSect;o~ nf i;rsctre n"S.r this :. az
taks nieca m tie Secnni WeSresdav a. isrn.rv
i87a fsnS thAreafter on the second TeSnesdsv ~
ss.S ana "vsr~ ssSe.e1irs W n ~ ~, -
monthiv meetins after their elscfon the direefors
shaii n,cee to the eiection oScers Ia
and 81 ~ cS r ~ 81 III sS1 t;,
III ccntinns IN ntce nmtiI their sncces:crs h.ve
Of the corporation shall b pss.sdent PRESIDENT
he Beard OF Directors shalf have the right q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-04

r .OUIsIANA STATE UNIVERSITY.
(kzl0 CHANGED From LoulslAnA sFX1l
-aFol SRMMARY). ~ ~ k
RATION ROUGE, LOUISIANA
RsandsA asa ssppsrseA - sAs osaa
4f q Louis3ana. RS
NINTH SESSION,
Kew IN peogreaa, win close last Wednesi&, mi
1870. The Oext seaeion win begins first GondAy
September next and win continue ten nonthA
ACADgAIC BOARD
Consists Il full eorps Of able instructsrs N Il
branches Of Lterstnre and science usually tanghl
n the best colleges aud universities. =.
1aa COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces . Preparatory and Academic Depaztnsns
sehso sns
merciAl School 90 -
LIBRARY, APPARATUe AND CABMBrs,
Wen selected and v,lusb,a The oeolosie., ~
Aineralogical Cabnets, etc, the largest and moel
complete in the South embracin& the extensive al
!ss S tss q tie late G ;Ss VALE :.
md Botanical Survey Of LouistanA
ADMISSION .I.
Granted to Cadets not under fifteen years Of -
who know Arithmetic, Rnslsh Grammar and 0eoe
ssphy. -. =
8A16N06O
q every hind. except clothing. for tn months
ESQ; 600 payable in advance, balance February
Or by accepted draft, ct eight per cent. for ntns5
day. PayTents may b made through the Cana
Cadets received ct any time during the sessios
and charged nom date Of entrance.
DISCIPLINE,
nilitaRy, With daily drill. battery Of four euna
Vim afford facilitiee for instruction in artilsFy.
Uniform Of Cadets Cadet-srey cloth, to Be had q
suit. -et5 is
For further information, address
D. p. BOYD, Superintendent,
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
NAY I, 1910.
O@oe Of the Univesxity in New Orleans, ct swan
hEick 1 Cas-. 50 Camp street.
Until the febuldAg Of the College ediAce, latell
Destroyed By Are, nest Alexandria, the !netitetiee
= temporarily located It Baton Rouge in tho Doo1
and Dumb Asylum. Location very healthy, end q
eomm0dat101s simple for , large humber q CA1otS
uumbae thb joaaioa 60 hundred end eovopty0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-04

zss En- J. kss AZ - az - n s's.ss,
.sisa.eR ~ aolE.T J. ksa
g. 1s.f Aesesy funus>
A true copy: ,,,.
I New Orleans Asfch's lGl tssS. Is
the ..ds,..sosd, a.se,ssr q ,tsstsass: II -
r. s1 ~ th; .hsstsr has hsn Sis ~
SSIv ssss &c ~ m1 scc ii aocetv SeoR -
l'l'' 80 = plo'u0a 3. EArcANTRr. ps,.tv.
- - >. 80 -
6vnARTR4. $500. ................C HAB1X8
- - ,u...w
" - CfTX 81 NV oaicS -
Be It known tAsA on this sixth day Of March, n
the year of our Lord one thouoapd eiaht hundred
Beck, . nossrx ruSsie in "a IS sne perish "a
state aisreaai6 domiciliated in seeil city e New
Orleans, duly commissioped and qpslihsd, and IN
presence Of the witnesses hereins ~ nssued ora
parties whose names arc sabsezi1ed hereto, who
prcyiscns the ia~s n tns !: - Tsssns -
tive TO The cfganisatun a corrsrsfi,s m the MI
STATE. they have covsn.ntss snd aslsed .na e 8
selves antAose whom they repssssnt. e fsrm the1.
selves int and constituts : coro%stion Sor
the ohesland under the stipulations and articles
ia ARTICIR,L ~ (
~. The name and style Of this coxporation shall b
Ihs New UfIee0s, tlofaoa ana havonA Otea9ehtp'
G ~ me place snoeen ior ies donicne y
sne c.ty o. ~ Xxi ~ " SAC o. Loaiaana.
sa1 corporation shall nave ana enjoy succession
~ ~ SoLRgtaso nAmes sn9u ceouacs, sue ena ne
sne3 enou nave power and eosnofity % MARE ana
- G. potate eeel navtn8 noe device the Co.'S
4 t-Sk1s tnS OnIe0 49,, anq oe ~ 4ecf1pel0n
tno 1Amo OF Sno COZ oEetoo IL snail nod, receive,
PutCnsso, ~ end osnotwlee convey unqeR ~ cur
meyAhle and tmmayaba9 slelp name and appoint
and convenience may require; e shsll make ~
esta6lish such bylaws, rules ard regulations fur
the proper management Il IT, buatness and adEhirs
generally an such powers and privilsaeG e. aso
given by law to c0rporatigna. :,
$50 7st.t .p~rcrpv AA sss4,3
i.tsa sas3s ~ AA1AUAe A.
ThA object and r.,rrs,e ~ IN. eo-,r..v A. =.
elered ~ l. fie ncvie~fioS Nv stc~.s - ~ Ss,iS
81 I~rico fha Atlsntic 6cesn :zj ~ ,fv.r. -.
seaaras "a Vsters adiaosnt 9r triisf.rv thare<e'
i1~e.r - ScsSs.,,S! 49, ~. Tssss
~. ~. ~ k1s ~. - - s,. -
vsna, Cuhas o. between any two Z. nsre Of thea
g Any ot1er 1ot[e o6 Gsecee upon tne coast 90 the
AtAnuc Ueeen. the GUN o. 1cNc0s % tno wste9e
M1lu1tcE tneae!c, toeosncr wIsa ~ poies q tne
me er nnee nom o1 g AZ eucA posye ~ eon4ng -
tnof uee, eqmppmg, nttang. Poreneanes charter:
ing, nAv1Gastng, and owning. vessels 20 epr0peued
solely or per1aly - the poWer 81 - o. eteom, OF
Dy VIVA y 0sherwiso, - - ueea IN Al loWnu eou'
nefce eo4 neu4euon between the poSte esoeeeoad,
g nesweea any sucn @ tnem = n me 1u0ement q
the directors o. tins co0peny may ~ oxpodtent,
81 upee tAs ocean sna go ard 1ee ths tTsnspsts
tstSon 81 paeeenessss 9e19hts sd mails theseoo,
between o010 O0ft& and q oCOU1fD. And bod real
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-04

- 81 g - - - tSS6SSSi. 4: n
- eeveoVtaaa. 81 e - q - - 3
- 1ntn 1anae1I Seol r nefSrY r. 49, 16e
II peR1sh u Old 100 ~ ~
condsio $3.50 - 1117oS6. - r III r. - VI
psIsoanlly eane - arDsa1o1 - 1G11111 lI1-
aftog named al upAesSkGnod. n T. 16ok
sve!li Shsnlssl s9sss - RI . -
jssiscs 10 SsSy tiess p 5ssS . =
inte an1 eenstit1fe eefper11ioa - - G1I1gH9
speeiAed oljee1s and un5erthe i61lsQin9 q =
AnTDCED s .ss,s@5 xss:Isspsz
- 1851 na.e = - eelese1ien - e IT,
IN the nsa;ss Il ~ 3 n ~ =
9s f0sfs sI& AhTTsstr = 3 elff7sss 'ssissf
!, 4s.,,,...,.1. -, 49, NJ -,
g 49, SseaLosseasnsnGn l. q tee41y q He~l
Of II asrA. a..s ! 'lsl's ssss1.s dead
otisrris y = ,.s 49, ~ .s,. I. - ~ q
steanAoese & other vssssia g I11sa r. 49,
theAic.llsippa river q - txi6dtaE1es 81 III -
csastsssS ~. nav: ~ - ~ & ~
and r5paili1e . vssseis ead sr1sssIy g SS5I515s
or 1ay = e. ~ q tSsn ~ ~ -
saia n s.s.:lis.s.sfs. a.pf.sl ri 's'79li3t
:. -. !! A 81 2. -, ;.:..: !.
hereby esnssisssed s3e cSess q ~ Ne ess5fis,s
~ = seEvee Axruul.t ss.sssss Is.
!. The eapttal stssk II thss esrpssatsta = Astehv
axed ~ one nveeA aeeias., rygsoeQeD4 ~ IN I.
csn y esss e Sss % =
that III. eonlsny shell = satnealssa - sssesSs
eubscs,pssena y lanes = Seese peaSesey ~
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LOST,

COX REWARD.-STRAYED OR STOLEN
dras streets TWO MARE MULES; one, . sorrel
mare mule, has small piece out Of left side Of
nose; the Other, black mare mule, is about hf
teen and half hands high; names veil trimmed,
tails mot shaved Oh. the above reward will be
paid on delivery. r J. O'MEALLIA.
ap23 1T = ~
If 0ST.ON SATURDAY MORNING, FROM
eaa1le and brsdls and heavy felt saddle cloth. A
onitAble reward will be paid f0r his return Is the
pRsoe, . = 80 lS0 boe1n street. apD ~
ii 90 1GOADAY NIGHT. MARCH -, on CANAL
3 IL e LEouno etxoet, o. n . Beronne stEoef -
as1W, II 60 Sr1ieles efne valss = ~ ece
~ us0NnnG 1Ae 1n1eg wfll - reWasaea 81
70. sss ~ Is -; = sa s ND - sce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-04

THE NEW ORLEANS as....l
MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL.
1SS.............. Race Street ..............l rs
Between Coliseum and Camp),
Conducted by 7. B. EDWARDS and SAN. h. LxWn
graduates Of the LOuisiAna Military UnivoI1jtys
win prepare pupils to enter the SophomoeD q
Junior Class Of the Louisiana State Military Unj
versty. or any other college in the United etatoA
An Elementary Department 10 attached Disciplino
military, with daily drill. Nd In
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-04

rV1Iu1Y.U11 q xjtguAx STARE
syeEs - 1Df.ae.
j:aeseexI au5ual ineDlAleE COMPANY.
t.r b. ~ 49, 1ss17s 1sss.
s;sssti Fsd " ~ 90 80 : sss ssssr,ss.
60 Pspnsnns AesAo Observation-Disclosures -
Assses q Company. AlEl =. laD......... oao7o
n Bod - 1tsstsss resolved - ~ insnese -
AZ ~ cent h easA q N outstanding CsRtecatss
4 Gssap. and 49, y ~ IN easA H. ns = ~ =
- isGal hsldsn tAssssf - 81 aI>k ~ 5000
0saAag h Juns nsxk sF.~ ''s.'e s.si
fhsS Asvs ~ lsGlassa . oolD sD1vs1saa Il
QGht Pr Cent - IL eaknsl yssHdnns entitled
= paEtaslyste ~ ~ ysae nAhe AssA =, ls5s. -
vhieh esrtiAeates WIN - hsuoA - anA aztsr The
0rst Monday IN August nexk nse = osvssnnsns
enx .--s.--s-.r.-
- -, TR0MAD 4 ADAMS, PFssiasnt
ct. 1uDD4CKK, vissPsaaidssA
1msx Y. osDnu. osssstazy.
T1UUIKDs II
4Asnas a. AAanA sanusl 4. KsnnsAy.
CT. Deddesha osnuGl ,. Nsw1aaa,
Pc Tslsy. III eaFEaz4 s.s
4 q. Obsr. 4 T1e0peea'
q P. simma Jshn Phslpa
4 Ensr 1aAsr. l. ssnnsrA
ayH "
GUARDIAN MUTUAL 'LFE NsUR-
7et4 Ascs ooirASr. o. INV YoRk
-s.tt" glsB s7ts ss4e /
aT-al EsanbasAeA - 1859.
--------s~- fya ---tfs /
ALL poalmIs Moa-yoagx1FABLA
sAm on THIRD LOAN Pl1l1uMA
10 NOTES a1ounxD..
aass Cash DivisssA my Pse Csle.
'y+S.sf, - - <ss4sr.
casb assets esseeoee
Policies tn fsree..
AnnAAl ineone. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l.e'
Lsssss paiA anes ls1o. 0eSee
IRIS e zf ..- T sTto afsft lst4
s.a3gesssg -
SO -..l.. 0lxICK10:
:. y. 4. PHcKHAM, PssaAsnk aa
y. Z. HO0KR1, viss PruaAsnA Egs
L MclDAN, SECRETARY ard Astaag.
q 4 TR3DRKAA su4aeintssAaatH AsassleA
Directors:
nsa. John L Nh. New IerA- aota
John = Crans, President Bank = 1s1usae
wiinan \ vsr1ilye. 1aakG. Van ssss< Vsr
milye / Ca)
casrlis a. aeskwssA oaaAase Hswazk Daa,das
Company. gs s1s =
Ion. cssrgs opdykA ex-Haye & Nsv 1Nk
Minot G. Morgan. DanksE.
Thomas Rignsy, nm Thsnas hGsy GCA
: Dspjamin 4 shsEnaa, fsssBsss usw Tea oean
SUGAR Rs6ning Company. -s7e
Aaron ArnoA I'm AEnelA, CsageaAoe O.
Richard T. Dsowne. e Wet1sSs Z Dgovne. l0wy11A
Z '. HaushwsnA Azn Z Y. AsaGAwsetA0A
william WILKES, I'm ". Wnhsas O.
Julius 4 Pratt MsrchanA 4 sag
WilliAn v. WnGAt, AsrsAanA
Charles J. starr, neechank ''t
william Allan, MsreAank
George v. Cuylsr, Daahse. hAlny.a, 1sv Y@k
George :. Hsps. .PrssiAsnt Continental 1bs l.
surance Oenpany.
Jshn h Sherwood, PAX Elsa
walton 4. Psekha.a, esensr NH avsanD ~
Twenty-third strsst New Ysrk
william I. Heokse. Wan stzssk
edward 4. Whgtk, nsvaEA. usv Ssrss1.
George ". FAIRIES. LAwyk
". L CeGswsu. MsEsAAnt
gosKrH MAaNR,
uanaGsr ~ Isaiiaaa - Tsna. H ~ Osaneo
sesssA, Kew oklsaaA ~ y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-04
TOHN G. ANGELL, D. d. g.,
Has returned to the city, and il prepared to Per.
form, without pain, al operations in Operative.
MECHANICAL AND SURGICAL DENTISTRY.
Office and residence 152 Julia street, near Camp,
New Orleans, Louisiana. ocN ~

nENTIST-DR. ALLEN, NO. u DRYADRS
~ street, near Canal, will attend personally to
all those who may require his services or advice
DR.. Allen would inform his patients that the Rub
pound free from poisonous ingredients and twice
as strong as the vermilion Rubber. Old plates
made new at twenty per cent less than the usual
price. SEES ly*
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MEDICAL.

nR. r. b. ALBRRS,
RESIDENCE NO. IS BRATO STREET.
Once, Ne. 210 Tchsupitoulas Street.
OGice hours from 8 to A. NJ, and from to p.
n; and 81 Canal street. from to O'clock.
de3 1y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-04

0WEET QUININE Is A RECENT IMPROVE
- ment; replaces tho use Of the Bitter SulphAto
0uinine, with which Ill familiar. Dose for dose
1t 10 warranted fully equal in every way TO DittoS
oUinine, and like it, 10 the one .-... t = sst
GREAT, POSITIVE AND UNFAIL1N0 CuRx
For al diseases Of malarious origin.
FRvKR AND AGUR
NTHRMITTENT FEVER -
.a CHILL FEVER, sat
REN0ITTENT FEVER,
- BILIOUS FEVER,
DUMB A0U1
And the long train Of disordsrs following thsss'
SWEET QUNINE ~
Il made solely from Peruvian Bark leo b Bitter Qui
nine), therefore IL Of vegetable origin, and not
mineral poison but the contrary IL proved to b
one Of the elements found In the blood Of all healthy
SWEET QUININE
Acts - An antidote to, ~ well - curer for male
rial or miasmatic poison, the absorption Of which
BY the lungs causes Intermittent tevefs, &c. Tho
only advantage claimed for
SWEET QUNINE
over the use ofold Bitter Quinine u the entire ab
eence Of that intense persistent bitterness which,
In the latter u An insurmountable obstacle to ita
use With most persons. and always with children.
SWEET QUNINB
Il in two forms-n powder for the use Of phynciane
and druggists, and Auid for me- in the fAmily and
for the general public.
sTKARNS, FARk CO.,
myls XAnu1ActlHEg Chanists. New York
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VII,

A true copy:
RoBkRr J. KxR. Notary Public
New Orleans March 9, 1871.
l, the undersigned, Recorder Of Mortgages in and
for the city OF New Orleans. and parish Of Orleans
State of Louisiana, do hereby certify that the
within charter has been this day duly recorded in
my Office, in book society No. 9. folos u.s. nc and
III, a required by law.
c. DARCANTEL Deputy.
New Orleans March TO- 1870, mh19 IS ana II n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-11

solved TO appoint committee to wait on Mr..
STORES in relation TO arbitration. The COM
mitteo was instructed to meet tho committee
| Of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
and of the Pennsylvania Coal Company. The
chairman then urged the men 10 respect the
laws. After which the meeting adjourned to
meet again at Cooperative Hall Mt IL clock.
An immense throng assembled at Co. opera
tive Hall. The proceedings commenced at
half-past one pm. A motion was made that
each district be called on to report on tho
questions at issue. A vote was taken result
ing in six districts favoring arbitration and
nine opposing.
II was resolved that committee Of five be
appointed to wait upon the President of the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company.
The miners met again at seven o'clock p.m.
TO hear the report. which was read and re-
ceived.
Reliable information says the committee did
not como to any definite terms. The Della
ware and Hudson Canal Company were ready
to settle on any terms for three, six or nino
months if they would agree to arbitrate the
matter. Tho report Of the committee that
waited on the Drisbin Pennsylvania Coal
Company next read report that the company
positively refused to listen to arbitration un-
less the men would resume work for eighty
cents per diamond car load. and then APP
pointed committee of two men from each
region to adjust prices.
1t was resolved that the delegates state the
condition of affairs to their respective dis
tricts, and come fully prepared for the meet
ing on Thursday next. The committees were
in session all night, and adjourned to meet
again this morning.
A meeting of large railroad corporations
agreed on proclamation TO be issued to-day. |
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THE Ku.KLux BILL.

The principal features of the Ku-Klux
bill are thus summed up: First-Con-
spiracies, or combination Of two or more
persons to deprive any class of persons
Of equal protection of the laws, are de-
fined as felonies, punishable in the
United States Court by fine and impris-
onment, while the injured parties have
recourse there for damages. Second
In the case Of obstruction to the laws Of
State, or the United States, so as TO
deprive any person of any privilege, i'm
munity, etc, and the State authorities
are unable or fail 10 afford protection, OF
to apply to the President for protection,
the President may use the national
forces-thereby meaning, it is believed,
the militia, as well as the army-to arrest
any offenders and to hand them over 10
the United States Courts Third-After
proclamation, the President may suspend
the writ Of habeas corpus till the LIST Of
June, 1872, whenever and wherever he
ENDS numerous unlawful combinations.
Fourth-The iron-clad or test oath for
Jurors in the United States Courts is
abolished, but the Judges may exact an
oath Of juror that he has never belonged
to the ku-klux.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-11
electrical phenomennn.

The telegraph operator at Sante Fe
New Mexico, writes to the Sante FL
Post the following;
A most singular electrical phenome
non took place on the telegraph line
running into the city yesterday (Febru.
airy 22). On returning from dinner,
noticed an unusual strength Of electrici-
ty on the line. This continued to in
crease in wonderful manner. The
main battery that is, the battery which
generates the electricity for the entire
wire--was entirely disconnected from
the line; the operating key was then
thrown open, which is exactly the same
as breaking the wire and leaving the two
ends about the eighth of an inch apart
The line had become so heavily charged
with electricity that the current passed
between the two points, emitting most
beautiful and brilliant light, at times
nearly as large as q candle blaze, but
much more intense, accompanied by a
kissing sound similar to escaping gas,
and strongsulphurous smell. | placed
pieces of paper between the two points,
but this did not stop the wonderful flow
of electricity which passed through the
paper, burning little round holes as the
paper was moved. This singular pheno-
menon lasted nearly two hours, when it
died away. The same circum-
stance took placei in Las Vegas and Fort
Union. The same thing has been known
to occur on Western wires before, but ii
is very uncommon, and generally, if not
always, during night wind | should
Judge the current was equal to n thou
sand cups of battery. We use, to work
the battery, about thirty-Gve.