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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

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uaazk s. q ! jlzt Is xsald . -
wise, siIly fot this C5uneil y raiss u puny
hand against N ace a. ~ Uenersl Asselp-
bly,; therefore Re cont6ndsd thkt the law
should be ebeyed He IL willing 70 entsr
on the work Of drainage = provided BY the
Legislature. Mr. Shaw favored, protection
levees, and agitated the subject Of drainage
% it never was before il; this city's councils.
He spoke nearly In hour and . halt, going
from the top to the bottom of the veto.
M. Flanders called Mr.. Delsssize to the
chair. and replied to Mr.. Shaw, upholding
his positions in the veto, stating that the
act of the Legislature in FIXING the price for
excavation was unconstitutional; at least
he had the opinion Of legal gentlemen to
that effect. He wished to zee the city per-
form the work for sixty cents rather than
sec the company have the job at one dol
lar per I'D. He did not speak in high
terms of the company he found many OBJ
jections to it, and termed it big job.
Mr.. Shaw responded, making q few
explanations Of his opinions and assertions.
Mr.. Walton stated that another company
had come into existence, Offering to perform
the work at twenty per cent less than the
ship canal company does, and accept city
bonds at par in payment. He thought that
the Legislature had demanded An impos-
sibility Of the city. The gentleman spoke of
. petition he held in his hand signed by
many Taxpayers. asking that the Council
pass no ordinance levyine any other tax
than that imposed by the act Of the Legs
lature.
During the remarks made by Mr.. Walton
he said something about the 'interest Of
thoss Of us who belong here" This
brought Mr.. Remick to his. feet, asking an
explanation. -.
Mr.. Walton replied that he meant just
what he had said. "If Mr.. Remick lives
here the remarks did not refer to him; if he
does not live here, he can take the meaning
as suits him."
Mr.. Remick stated that New Orleans has
been, is, and will be his home, he expects,
for many years to Gomez. perhaps after
some of the "respectability" has passed
away forever. rs
Mr.. Walton denied intending the least
personality; his remarks referred to some
thing that had been applied to him outside.
The ordinance was passed over the
Mayors veto, Messrs. Lewis and Walton
voting to sustain the veto.
Another veto message from the Mayor
was ordered to be printed. Ordinance in
reference to the organization of the Depart
ment Of Commerce. ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

BEFORE RECORDER LECLERc.-The case
of Thomas Parkes, the first mate of the
British ship Importer, accused Of making
away with seven bales of cotton, part cargo
of the vessel, was examined and sent before
the First District Court, for jury to inves-
tigate. One Of the witnesses, named Smith,
testified that he was employed by the steve
dore, in the capacity Of lookout, to watch
the movements Of the accused, "a he was
under suspicion, and saw Parkes send off
the staple by different dray from which it
was receipted for by him. No clue to the
missing property has, as yet, been obtained.
Mr.. Castellanos for prosecution.
The Tagues, the -Vincents and McKen-
nive who, after enjoying the pleasure of
abusing each other to their hearts content,
were placed under peace bonds to abstain
from such naughty doings hereafter.
To prevent John Dillon from becoming a
professional vagabond thief, Mr.. Kathman
had him sent to the House of Refuge.
John Reilly, after vainly searching his
pockets to find two dollars and half for
INDUCING in free fight, concluded to take
up the ten days abode at Masicot's and re-
cucerate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

Mrs. Wolf. the angry midwife who at
tempted to make first class coroner's in
quest ON the body of Fred Brown, on De-
lord street, found the comforts Of station
house few and far between, especially to
person in her frame of mind, with two stab
wounds in her leg. 1t appears that after
stabbing the unappreciative Brown, with
deadly intent, she attempted to send gim-
Let knife to her broken heart, and would
have succeeded, had not the intended vic
tim prevented and betrayed the motion Of
her.belligerent hand.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

BOARD OF POLICE COMMIssIONERs-IFiat
and CAanges.-Thomas Ferguson, second
precinct, reduced to ranks for conduct un.
becoming an officer. +2
Patrolman J. Spalding, transferred from
the seventh precinct to duty in the First
Recorders Court.
j. Purdon, transferred from seventh pre-
6inct to Second Recorders Court.
Sergeant Dorsey, sixth precinct, retired
on pension.
Sergeant Werner, Carrollton, and Cor
poral Wolf, harbor precinct, reduced to
ranks.
Corporal Roosen, first precinct, promoted
to sergeant, and assigned to harbor.
j. H. Lawler, first precinct. promoted to
corporal.
j. E. Doal, harbor, promoted to corporal.
H. c. Nichols, second precinct, promoted
to corporal.
Sergeant Newton, transferred from first
to seventh precinct.
Sergeant Chaumette, transferred from
seventh to CarrOiltOn.
Sergeant Mccain, transferred from sec
Ond O.frst.
Sergeant Vynne, transferred from harbor
to third.
Sergeant Bahneke, transferred from third
to second.
Corporal C. H. Nevan, transferred from
fourth to fifth.
Transfers to take place on the first Of the
month,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26
RETURNS OF FINES BY RECORDERs.-The
several Recorders returned the following

Administrator Lewis will soon appoint
two men in each municipal district to be
commissioned as impounders of stray ami
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

The New Orleans Transfer Company are
now prepared to check baggage from hotels and
residences to all points North, East and West via
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Rail-
road; to Galveston, Mobile and all points onothe
Coast, via Morgan Line steamers, h0ving messen-
gers on each OF the above mentioned routes also ON
the New Orleans, Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad
to hotels and residences Ofiice corner Camp and
Common streets under City HoteD, New Orleans,
Louisiana.
New Orleans, April l, 1871
ap2 I'm F. BORGE Agent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

Getting Nlnrried.-Esssys for young men, on
great social evils and abuses which Interfere with
marriage-with sure means Of relief for the erring
and unfortunate, diseased and debilitated Sent
free, in sealed envelopes Address Howard Associa-
ton, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia Penn
sylvAnia. te141y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

L0uisiana Saviags Bank and Safe De.
posit COmpsny-AprI q, l87l-An election for
seven Directors will be held at the Bank, on MON
DAY, May l, between the hours Of twelve and two
O'Clock. JOHN 8. WALTON,
ANS Sc Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

Peoples Insurance Company Of New Or.
eans.-The subsc ibers to the Capital stock Of this
company hereby notified that tho charter 10
ready for their signatures at the office of A. Dorio-
court notary public, No. lbs Royal etreet, and they
are requested to call and sign the same imme
diately. apps st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

and Loan and Savings Bank.-The books Of sub
scription for the capital stock Of this company
Dryades street, the tenth day Of April 1871 and
will remain open for thirty days from that date.
During the first ten days the Directors Of the COM
pany shall have the privilege of subscribing for the
stock, and after that they shall be open to the
public.
An assessment Of ten dollars per share on one
thousand shares has been made, and will be made
payable in ten days after closing the bod Of sub
scriptiOn. CHARLES H. FOX,
Ap9 BOT Secretary,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

NOtice.-New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Company, New Orleans louis
lana, April H. la7l.-In consequence Of tho ere
trains uncertain between New Orleans and Nan.
chac, freight will not be received at the New Or.
leans depot until arrangements are perfected for
forwarding by boat to Manchac, of which due no
tice will be given. EDWARD A. BURK,
ap22 Freight agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

The fire about four o'clock last evening
was in the bakery of Henry. Gasp, No. 469
St. Claude street. The damage did not
amount to a hundred dollars. The build
ing is owned by John Kast.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

CRIMINAL COURr.-RObert MCGEE, police
officer. charged with the false Imprisonment
of William Hays, cabdriver Of cab No. 9.
was found guilty and discharged on bond to
await his sentence.
In the case of F. A. Wilson, charged with
assault and battery on Officer Tbbetts, the
jury could not agree on a verdict, and were
discharged from further consideration of the
case.
The case of Thomas Mcclure and Charles
Burns, whom Sergeant Kelley and his Off
GERS captured at the store of Mr.. j. lamp
sey, on Fulton street, was continued from
Monday, when it had been commenced.
Charles Burns, alias Charles Allen, had
been previously convicted Of the garroting
of DR.. E. Palmer in August, 1867, on Royal
street. He addressed the jury at length on
his own behalf, having no counsel.
A third party, William Moran, had been
released by Recorder Houghton on bonds,
and had given leg bail. The jury convicted
the prisoners.
Joseph Vaughn pleaded guilty to the
charge of having carried concealed wea-
pons, and was remanded to receive the SEN
tence of the law.
Benjamin Perry pleaded guilty to assault
and battery.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26
CONSTABI.ESs SALES.

Mtngo Jones vs.. Edward Gfeen-SeconQ
Justice Court for the Parish Of Orleans, NO.
1871.
RY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF NKn FACIAS TO
- me directed by the Hon W. Evans, Sec:
Orjesns. / viii nroceed To sen ct public auction
ON SATURDAY, Nay s. 1871, ct twelve o'clock L..
:. o 81 IoT IFV 81 s' Household FURNITURE and
KFFRCTD g per inventory ON fle.
Noixod N the above cause.
Terms-Cash ON the spoE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

Avoid Quncks.-A victim OF early indiscretiOn,
causing nervous debility, premature decay, ETC.,
having tried in vain every advertised remedy, has
simple means Of selfcure. which he will send free
to his fellow sufiererA Address J. H. TUTTLB, 70
Nassau street New York. iN26 eOd6m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

Commercial insurance Company. New
Orleans, April l9, ls7l.-In conformity with the
charter OF this company: an election for twenty
five directors, to serve for one year, from the
second Monday in May, 1871, will be held at the
Office Of the company, No. IS Camp street, ON MON.
DAY the first Of May next, between the hours Of
ten o'clock A. n. and two O'Clock p n.
WALTER HUNTINGTON, Secretary. .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

s2s'
the. Aak = ~ - ~ stesssdlsd
IN taking hea1. Il - ~ x s16ng himself.
wheny the tug crushed him, killing him
instantly, the body falling into the water,
disappearing, mangled corpse. Deceased
had been working very faithfully all day,
in. cheerful spirits. He leaves small
family, having been married only short
time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

Metropolitan Loan, Savings and Pledge
April IA, air StockhOlders Of this Bankara hereby
notified that in the event of their failure to pay
the second installment Of five per cent ON the
stock On or before the FIRST OF AAY NEXT, legal
proceedings will be taken to enforce the payment
thereof. C.. CAMP
apl9 lot President
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

Notice.-Ofice Carondelet Street and Carrollton
City Railroad Company, No: l2 Carondelet street.
New Orleans, April a. 1871.-Subscribers to the
capital stock of the Carondeet Street and Carroll
ton City Railroad Company are hereby notified that
the first installment of 1--WE cent is dine and
payable at the office of the company, No. IL Caren
deet street. before the first day Of May 1871.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
CHARLES w. SQUIRES,
ap21 lot Secretary.
NOtice.-I have constituted DAVID D. SMITH
my attorney, to act for me during my ali
sence from thNcity. All powers of attorney here
t0fOre given by me have been revoked.
ap2l JOHN NJ g. PARKER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

special Noiice;CAn persons holding vouch-
penses of the House Of Representatives., and tho
senate Of the State Of Louisiana warrants issued
General Assembly, for the mileage and per diem Of
members. and contingent expenses Of the General
4Ss 10 ol 20
tratiOn, at the office of the Administering of Ac-
counts, City Hail. every day from to P. Nj or, to
William Baker, at Collectors office, Cust0mhOusp,
from 9 A. ". to- P. NJ, every day, sundays Ok
cepted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

OF the COuuCu u kcSlSc cVCIy CAOIU ~ uC>
prive the city of its property or franchises
without its consent, or to impose burdens
which are unnecessary and uncalled for.
therefore veto the ordinance.
Mr.. Shaw proposed to pass the resolution,
notwithstanding the veto, and stated that
the author had had a week to prepare the
laborious message, but that the members
had not had any time to examine the docu-
ment. He spoke of the imperative law
passed by the Legislature, which he felt
impelled to obey; such action was unavoid-
able, although this body had in manner
ignored the act. As to the price Of digging
draining canals in this section, fifty cents
will not recompense the contractor;
he had the authority of eminent gentle
men to say so. Mr.. Shaw thanked the
Mayor for the especial mention he
had made of hint was the most
sensible portion of the message. Quoting
from the message, he thought it strange
that the Mayor should find fault because
the old Board of Drainage Commissioners
had been abolished. Mr.. Shaw continued
through the message, criticizing the Mayors
statements and analysing nearly every para
graph, also speaking of TIE advanfages be.
loneing to to reso1ution q acf q fksIaeis-
.la1nfe investfng ~ aansiS I'D - nv ~
$3.50 = :.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

no other that the assessment is made. A
considerable part of the work has been done
with the money levied by these assessments.
1t is evident, therefore, that the owners Of
the land assessed have vested right to in
sist tina: the money which they have paid
shall be applied in conformity with the law
of 1858, and the judgment Of the court rem
dered in pursuance of that law. To divert
the fund from this object and to apply it to
the payment for the excavation of canals
and the building of levees under contract
between the State and the Mississippi and
Mexican Gulf Ship Canal Company, will be
a fragrant violation of the clearest consti-
tutional right. Nor is it believed
that any part OF . the unpaid as
sessmentss can be collected from
the owners of the land, and if this appre-
hension is we'll founded the whole Of this
enormous expenditure will thus fall on the
city Of New Orleans.
The power of the Legislature to
establish different system of drainage to
that laid down in these acts of 1853
and 1859 is not questioned; but it is
denied that the fund raised under the act Of
1858 can be constitutionally placed to the
credit Of the Mississippi and Mexican Gulf
Ship Canal Company. According to the
plan and estimate, confirmed by the judg-
ment of the court, the cost of excavation
under the act of 1858 is twenty eight cents
per cubic yard; the act of the Legislature
now in question allows fifty cents per
cubic yard, almost double its real value, and
fifty cents for entertainments, which also are
tobe paid for out Of the drainage fund.
1t is true that political corporations are
the creatures Of tho legislative power Of the
State; yet, when established, the State has
no power to enter into contracts for them,
whether BY act Of the Legislature q ethazs
wise; and slthoSst to ordinsnee unaer
cord esu115a el - reotest - r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

or allowing the said company to enter upon
any portion of the said work laid down is
not to he considered as implying their ex-
elusive right to its performance and compile
ton, or to continuing the same further or
otherwise than during the pleasure OF the
Council"
And the last section ordains:
That the city expressly reserves the right
at any time hereafter to contest at law or
of the act, or any portion thereof, and
notifies the Mississippi and Mexican Gulf
Ship Canal Company accordingly.
Now, if the compulsory contract with the
Mississippi aud Mexican Gulf Ship Canal
Company be invalid and unconstitutional,
and the Council has from first to last-ln
the ordinance and out of the ordinance
emphatically and unanimously declared it
to be go, and if it be eliminated from the
act, as it may and should be, there is
nothing of the act left. The compulsory
contract is the object and end, the very soul
Of the whole thing, which the company
sought to save by drafting and procuring
the passage of the act. The contract, how
ever, is not all the mischief the act contains,
for it abolishes the drainage commissioners
and the drainage fund without any advant-
age therefrom to the company or the city,
not even if the Council confirm the contract,
as will be shown presently.
Having thus asserted its independence
and it's right freely and voluntarily to con-
tract with any party it pleases, upon the
best terms and ct tho lowest price it can
obtain, the Council proceeds, a. If the rest
u the qrdinnnee were clearly. and solely =
naSter - G1piaG - Ut tho eompeny T.,
ri = IT, -
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-17

RYAN L HALE.
BOOT L SHOE MANDATORY
The undersigned would respectfully
iHform the citizens Of Lewis aud ad-
joining. csuUti,s that they have opened
new aud .rfensiy.
gOOT AND SROE STORE,
10 ilale's I'D Stand.
Weston, West Virginia.
We shall keep constantly or hand
full supply of ladies, Misses and
Children. Shoes. and large as-OIt-
lneut Of gcrtlcmen's
SHOES AND BOOTS,
Ready made and Ito order
The quality Of our work will be as
good or better than YOU can get else
where; ,nd oar price, shall never fail to
please, Give the new store Trial.
We will keep ON hsnd good s.sort-
ment Of leather. Good produce taken
in exchange
REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED
At shortest Ho'icc and most s.as nabie
is,ms. Ill peo'aiDipy tohe rorhnaa-
ship ,rqrrmted
Juae 20. ls7..-ly
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-17
J. ". WoFF,Sr,S, Secretary.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS.

TIE meeting Is. called to order By
Mr.. J d. Bennet,, who announced
that the elections of pernsns; shcsr>
ua' tn first business ia order.
The fUllosing gcn'lrm'n we're taea
cIetted. TO 'erv. until the frst Nosi.y
in april, 1872:
Pre.ideh,-A ". wo,dtors.
Wee. Presidrnt-F NJ. Chslfant.
Record us Scc'y-J W. WoEniin,
Corresponding Secretary-W. q.
Bennett,
Tressursr-Er Ral.ton,
hsrsh.l-Thos. A. Edwards.
On motion it vas resolved that a
committee of seven should be chosen.
who should receive proposals f,H sai,s-
BILE grounds. and report at meeting
OF The Board Of Directors TO be held en-
III, 22ad inst
The following gentlenou ssfe ap.
r0iHied:
Israel binmons, John =. Pe.er,ou,
A. v Noodford, J. NJ Ssunet,,
Noah Life. 7 A.Eissri.,
Er R.lst-H
Ca metion, the Recording Secretary
vas authorized to psrshsse the lese.-
-,ry books, &c
On I.ctios. the Bo,ri adjourned. to
meet ss'm Q. Saturday, ApriI 24al,
a. . o'ei.cf ?. ".
A. ". T0ODFORD,
President.
J ". WosTIspx,
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J ". WosTIsplx,
Recording Secretary.
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-17
THE FAIR.
FIRST GENERAL MEETING Or
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE LEWIS COUNTY
RICULTURAL
AND MECHANICAL
SOCIETY"
ADOPTION OF BYLAWS AND
ELECTION or OFFICERS.

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not, shai! ks eligible % ssy Gao VI tse
Offices .so'e na~.a.
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shall cossilisie ssOrss' Ter ssetr'H-
sasllon OF tarns..
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ident to Pre,lde at all Hs,tint' Of tss
Board Of Directors, "s ia s@ as.sHts
the flce-Preaaeut, or ~ c.'. scth are
se'ent toe Board SAL .rre'nt' freh'
dent pEo tsmpors, Who shall perform
all the oEieiai duties OF TIVE Pr'sIiest.
!. The duty OF the Recording Sec
Rotary Shall be TO keep 'r'cOFd OF the
proceedings si all nee ing. oil the
Board Of Directors, and perform such
Other dutIri lneIdsnt to the efiee AZ
may be prescribed ~ tHe Board.
{. Inc Corresponding Secretary
slail ai'end 10 ana condset az CORES
lONugu c. OF The society, shsll Keep q
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-17

Opened but recently. for purp oscs ofins-
traction. ihis !rstitutiou has already OBJ
tanned a VERY extensive range Of patronage
AID support. e,
ltpos,essrs ili,ttst grounds and build
ings in tire State.
Ciss'ts ere formed in III the regular de-
paftneuis &C Collegiate and Scientific siadr.
Special advantages cor thorough acquas::
ton Of thryNoie.n Languages, Tie study o.
Geology. sud other branches in the interest
Of Agriculture.
Chemistry taught according to the rev
sad cnly correct system.
Teachers class every Spring Term
A valuable Cabinet ana APPARATUS.
TuIoS. from SIS 70 81 per year.
Fall tenn begins sept. It'll, Winter, NJ
naer Gth. Spring, Nsseh lisi.
Commencement. lgne 18Th.
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