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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27
THE COURTS.
fiIVII.


AopnrNr t,oupr o. rms Iturrp srArns
rslyss Ias,,nss % ,sns ~ ,no,ion N A,
solIoitor 0eneraf RrIstoW' John N. Hutier' esa I.
q indiana, was admlttsdio practice as an at
On motion Of MI, Charles Donohue, Franklin
A wiicor eso m Nev York vas ad,itisJ 10
pr pr as 40 attorney and counsellor 81 this
No 2oa wells raruo A IN piaintlas In
error, va A. NJ. Oregon, assignee. The arEu.
men. Il w nguVh ny n a . NJ Gg h
motion md concluded nv M. kobert I,sech Ie
mnporl on the ssme.
No tea. The United States. appellanta va
Edwar'l Ianlante AppeaI from the Cont oi
rin,ns a. notion IN W. kssis,ant M ktpa,ns y,
tleneral Hiil ordered by The Court that mi AZ.
neal be dismissed.
No. 30. The Houston Direct Navigation Com.
~ gartev I'm motIon az ME- w 10 Ilovee
ordered by tho court that this writ Of error he
dismissed with costs.
No. Sos, samuel O., Wheeler, IT,, appellant,
III ssa,o va submitted by M t y po1ohas' o.
counsel for the appellee, and leave granted
Meesrf Goodrich and Wheeler 10 fiis printed
SrSaments Tor appellant by Friday next P''''U
No. I, IOriRInal1 AZ parfs, AieTander Nc.
Mel, and
The motion iet pFohlbltIon 70 Inc district Judge
for the Eastern district Of New York was argued
By Mr.. DOnohus ia support Of the same, and BY
Tb MS W " kelIv hupeai rom Ky uourt n
tiaIms m moiIon "a SoilelIor Cienor.i IlrIs,
tow ordored bS Inc eouTS thai MS SpneaI bs
diSmIssed
No ESs Fi,., Nationol Rank of wa.hirg.
ton ct a., plaintiffs IN error, W. The state Of
arg,,ea nv MI n i Durant in snonort az iho
sasnrsao souns:, sppearIps IN oppcs,tIon 10 me
mo,lck
No. Az. Tho Norwich and New York Trans.
portation Comnnny, appellants, Va. William A,
Wflrht 81 Al. The arrument Oh this cause was
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27
Pianos

A RARE OHANOE l--HAVTN0 DETERMINED
n 10 IntrOduoo In this city the osle.
hraiad 50 liOMAUkKH PIANO, Phil, -
adolphlA, Nhioh has tho newest In, tA.-uu|
provemonts, mag Sihssnt tone Il bsttort
huinhed aud moro daTsble than any
other Piano made onoF the aaInS Al % per cant
les Tor oAak than Any other hlolAAa Plano oan 30
bought or Tor reas0nA bio inhtalnenia
Call and OHAmino for yourselves,
CARL RICHTER. gent,
as pennaylyAnlA Gvanua,
aea between MIMI and fSdth SlrOsla.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27

Tho Washington Rifles held q meeting last
night at their ATmoTy, when several new mem.
beTs were added to the rolls. This company IL
10 o very h1urlshlng condition, and no doubt
the Occaslon Of the parade on the al Of Feb.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27
Meeting II tho CSaEre,.I ,nai Temperance
Soelgty,

Tho Congressional Temperance society will
hold Its sixth anniversary atths Cong reg tlonal
church (Ur, Rankln) On Sunday evening, at
o'clock, senator Wilson will preside. Senators
morrill,, Logan and PJmerOy, and Representa-
tlves Moon, Of Illinois, and LampOrt, Of New
York, will make speeches.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27
CITY ITEMS.

USEFUL FACTS WORTH KNOWING.
THuRsTOS'a Ivory Pearl Tooth Powdsrlis the
best Dentrihee In use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, aud the gums sound aud healthy.
JoUvEE's InOdOrous Kid Glove Cleanser Is far
superior to anything known.
THoNPsos's PomAde Optime Il exquisite. Il
softens, beauties, and strengthens the hair.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27

Latlmer 4 Cleary, Auctioneers, sold on Thurs
day evening, 10 James L. CassAri, part u lot II
10 sIuare S9I, On Eighth street. between = and
Ing, for t2JsI,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27

PoLICR CoURT-Judg, SHsu.-This court made
the following record yesterday
FlAylus U, MAnn, charged with soliciting
trade BY sample without license, tined t2sb; u.
ID. Avery, vAgfaney, bonds required; Washing
ton Uhilds, profanity, dismissed; James Storm.
ley, bOlstsrous, hnsd IS; Charles ID. ShIpley,
curslng, nned ~; Isaac Taylor, stealing coal,
fined tl0; Kate Williams, cOlored, keeping n
bawdy,h0use, nned $50 and costs, or three months
In Jail.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27

THEWAsHIH0TOH orr SAVINGS BAHK cor.
neT Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, IL open
from $50 to 1850 every Saturday evening, In ad-
dltlon to iu regular banking hOurL Il pays In.
forest on all deposits. $
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27

John Breaker, aged IS years, was crushed to
death ~ the AL OF an embankment yesterday
afternoon In Baltimore.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27

DO Nor FORaEr
That for a few weeks you can get your
BOYS AN ENTIRE OUTFIT,
DERRY CoAT, YEsF AND PASrs AID OVEHOoAT,
Al less cost than you can possibly buy tho
goods and make them yourselves
Gall and 500 the proofs Of this assertion.
Moan WALLER l. 90,
oil PennsylVanlA avenue, near Sixth st,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27
Opticians.
pOROBALsAsIINE (!

ROHOuALhAn
rae watrry soiutIou Of the HeaiIua Bal.
snnatc dams.
Prooeaa discovered aud Patented September L. tsTl
rat0ual rsnsdI for al suoh eontplaints require
Z s,roaz dlsleieetAnt aEent. which HisO Possesses
CLINICAL BOROBAIsAMINR,
Cures skiu diseases, tsttss, SALT rsun old sorSs etc.
CLINICAL UOROH NI.sAnIINRl
Oures leuoorrh0A, oEasnA. oatanh.
CLINICAL. DOWOBAIISAMINR!
Heals wounds, ulcers, burma.
CLINICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!
u soothing, cleansing, and rapidy heaBE II Il Of.
fsotivo. plsAsAnt and hAFmeas and "a oomposltioa l.
WIS. Is ..id 1t rs 10 skohEr'
CLINICAL BOROBIIsA DINRt
tkHtrA1ta from lsttsral
1T ls grand aohisVsneut In phArmi ahstn
lsty, and u IL not strange that the medical and den
"A prOi.ssi2ns p Freely agknowiedFe the suporiority
AtH alEtarea heretotors suiployed, Thii Il this Ht
hoalinG Anuooptc have teen 70 whoh no ohlsstian.
Pgt PSsra. In me Pa Dsp't Of 6seissiS~a oollss~
M .ps.R Smi I have slIsa y9ar gLisloAL 6olt0.;
mach pleased sith Il, effects partiea Ary n ina
treatneut Of indolent ulcers, ozasna, eNIATrb sla
have heretofore prescribed oarbolo Asid
bot ita yeu unpleasant odor ". .eIioas )sOton
tAAy, Il pleasant and odortsroul sad IL sntlosptio
properties rather surpaaa those Of the agents 70 have
boon using. IL u an Szos,ieat dislnf Giant
PRoI, OSCAR OIDnERa,
sH-BOROB ltsAMINK Is sold By all DruerIsts
tad a the Prneip.l Depot. No so sirssI north.
6H2a sToTr 90, Asoa,.
doos OLDDk1G a. %.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27

The shipments Of specie to Europe yester.
day amounted TO t2i9,O0O.
A Wretehed looking W0Od,GAWyer In Boston
owns real estate, purchased by his eaTnlngs
alone, worth $4,000.
A FOREIGN musical critic says GOOD mu-
slclans execute their music, the bad ones
murder II"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27
)H' 1OHNsFON,
BALTIMORE Locz aosPtrAL

Once , seurh Prsder,sa street.
Prom hih sxtsnsf-e p.Aoties In tbs great Hospitals
kur1yo sad The nIs' IN .hs oountry, viI; KnEtEnd
Issess rhlsa.ipeia 30 slssshsr. ssH snsI ths ne.
al 5iskRsRS ~ iMPE a !" me -"''' Tor
OURE wARRAnTID IN two DAyh
Msahns-. % The Bset % LnPA strtotu1s, AhSatis5
npoisssI dses bsbii5, Hsr,oasa.a., pssp.,.is
LAnsuor. los hpnta, Oouiuslon Of idsaa Palpiistio
O. .ss d,ssI. r%idits rssnpiias DiSns.. sSGt
sisls SisD.-r. .1isiSa irsS ,Rs Ri Z
s s5s. h .s . q sss ssas Sss ,aS
6oDss % GhtisipadOus, Tsndsd1s sSITiSSs, IS. IN
VoUHa nEn
dalged In wien aOnea habit ifsQasniy learned raBa
s Or ss ~ ,shSS ne SSs. o. sesheSs
mKtilEs tmpossble and destroys both uird aud bod,
-ehoold apply lintnsdiAisly.
~ he Sas Dsisss .5s e q s is
AL prospoota and salornsat1 Of he, b. lhs oenle
SaSass q ds,laias Iom ne Rlih 81 nituFN, ard
AARRIAah.
Married PeTsoua, or Npane hea s1ntsuapl stins mar.
nage beilk AsArN o. Phy.a1l gsAhneas !l1.. q PRO
Tpltstioa, organic Wsafnsss, Nervous DsbiiitI. .;
any other disqualification speedily relieved.
- No lstisI rseeiyed qnlsss p9stp4id and ooLsaia
lhoad stA(s aas and ssad poTton Of AdysrtisSmssl
LINT !: Sy E SaEss
the iasl 0yeAn, And ne ngpsrgqa Important saTadoa
Opsraloni peEiorpsd h p. yohast6n, viias-sd b
noie: 81 ~hsh sppsaisd ssas asd ~ i.
sa;i:ss sss;saSs. ' . iSs
oygJCE. > sOUrH vREPEEICK 81.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27
Railroads.


WASHINGTON AND ONO RAILROAD.
- On snd Gitsr ooToBRR "a. ISL. the TrAps
Lac, his Isond I'll run A. ioll1ssi an.
S.ss, EsS hA r.s s ls.yS , n q Ssi
y IS A M aud HAmil,9a q ns,m; Leave hAHl;
.iS,,. - 3 III 40 a. ss:eS at ' m and
Tue iOso5s%Oasiios Fs.ia a,lI ls.,. Al.s.sdr,.
ssTs soG Gs.,s Es..Sa 80 ' and and
arrive A. AlsIandre q 500 = m. ,,,.,o
Es@Rs Daily ups q 6essbss Tor PurssiisliS. sRisf.
~ ss q 3sssi:s sSiOS is.ss fss.SsTs d.i iSi ai
All Geoas pr stss;asr. Railroad or lptss. ia care
~ hIxf \. pTsIE g ~ Gss. hssn, a.
Of oharEo. othsT thsa our rrEuiHr tsflh rstss
oomnqlatiqa Tiel sts, Three Gents per ME.
Annual Tickets. siIS Dollars; , u.y.xv,
aoyIO.a General flsts. Assent
lSl IsaSsyLyAElh gouTa lSll
:" '"'' "N' WRsT. ~" WV"
10 sl.sr NoS 3 lg T,3s si z. q
THE dRiEff SoSSIhR lF RAoR'RUTgf%s' > o.
with elegant Soenory. Palace stAtorpom dy and uiGh
1--WE, SsadTsd NILES s.'Sd % ws.,srp ,ud oaa,rs
$50 ,. m daily sarth. sis .. q. dSiiS Ssst '
MAKh uOHnnoTIuNH
Sisisi. n iii loais ca, ss procured st the ono.
aIoaAi Ro,sl, where rsl'sos ~iii EIvso
PasssaSo, proOarns tioAsls At thu oas o%u soe1r.
PSeSI0ai S1S' s Sfi To- RAJ SitE1nSd sS o.
oorSsr sifh Il 1ad Pspa syssss,
5 SSs YOUNG. General PASSAGES EsS.s y.
RALTlnoRK Ard OHIO RAnRoAp
IrAfaa bes,ssn VTAEaiNGST1S ADD BA IifIliOill
.qd WxSaTNdFOSI aDFaEwEsT, sis aasTan
l..r. daily. siSsg, ssaa,T, y d, .,ec. sds. aud
WV y o. AAi F 3 RkY MI Tios NJ ''"" N
LsSys d.iy, sIs.p, sandsT. 4, $50. s'lS. and 10 So
us foR PEIEdigSI. Way STATIONS
ana !. s s IA AaPGs sad
lstS, yv .od ~ w. Z, ~ sIOep' thu, ~ Say p NJ
PsSas Is. ssst ! ~ u II "tSSs & XsS.S
0i' 'aA0'ioa 'Ad t istaI A gas' iroIIA.
Leave A SIS ~, Andi1p =. e. No u'it to srrrI-
fOa BAlT1MOAk.
L"'''" AOO soR Va %as y SIl II sSs ssS~A
oR Gi ca RhFs y ~ 81 F its VSTsr
o % ss.srd.s !. 70 I. M and 7rS u.
RsisS ssstsa sits TAN. Iou HsiSSs. o Wsssial
sRSssaia ssS psIS SS between Rs ous. .aG
ss:. sd '1 S;S.sSu's "a %la:S:sSs ssoa@$oSs
ThSosh ,isLsss % u. wss. e-P % h.4 81 ne wI.i
ington BlAtinn flofst Once Al all hoass Ia tue dAy
For HOu YaTk, PHILADELPHIA and idAl ~ see Adysf
,is%'ai q ATsiossi i y, y 9s9,si
I'D 3D. 600 Ek55b S1T;!,di . a.ssi' k tssa
noHROuoH LINK BETWEEN MAsnlNurON
paII.AnELPHlA AND NEN YORK.
WAgutHgrOh, ,iupo lt9-uo1n.
TIsiDs bs,yssa wsaiinEioa and Hs~ y"rt are ~.
IoR nav YORK, st,hsut eeSaFs Of ean1, 49,
LSATs dhb tsJe+pt buudAs) At $40 N htAAne
30 y. N. -, ,,..,. ,,,.,.,,,..
LsGya daily tsIospt baodhy)h 20 ~. na, aed
ON SUNDAY .....-..- ...
Lave teT Esu YSfS Atpno y. M and FhilAds'phiAs .
Fissp.as cars for IiaH Y0rk o. 200 D o. train oniI.
ThTouHh tiak6ta 10 PHILADELPHIA, ker fork o.
B6stnn oGB be bAa Il ths siitou Ofee - all housA Of
the day.
and ths Mast !, u. WILSON,
NAatsF o. Transportation
L. NJ DOLE, udnoFAl ftekut Agent
AaNu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27

40 TO FREUND,
The CATERER,
b2l Seventh Street,
and leave
your orders for Balls, Parties, Weddings and
Receptions, who Is prepared to furnish upon the
shortest notice, In the most exquisite style, and
at reasonable rates
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27

LuxURT, health, economy insured by using
Dooley's Yeast Powder. Elegant light rolls,
biscuits, 40, prepared In 10 minutes. Tryit.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27
Clothing.
Legal Notices.

Legal Notices.
TAKE EOrIUK,- :LErTERs OF ADMINISTRA:
II rlON on the e,tAta Of UEDh0N W. bwAIH, lAts Of
Washington oDnnty, ID. O deceased. hAyinE been
granted By the proper Anln1rly 70 The uaderulxnsd,
~ leo u hSrsby kVsn y ali indsb cd TO said
ssAtetl make INN ediAts yusntI aud those having
claims alas, The same ~ pFssut them. duly
tostsd. ioI sstilsms cot 20 y. kinms ESQ, Ioom No,
81, Ulty Halt, east Wig. who 10 fully authorized and
snpo~srod - Feoslys and recsiLt for ali money or
N sleJs that may DO due the estate
Given un Tor my hand this i2th dAy Of January,
lsll MARY n SWAIN,
ilnlGS3w' Administrator.
TTNfrRp srATEs PArRNT oFFiCR.
" wAAHtSorIS, ID. o., jan, II, ts12
On the paitlnn OF HkHRY DlAsfoH, OF PhilA~ elphA,
Pa, aud JuLiA A. Aonssa the SANE place ndIninis'
tratdx OF hamEs L. Nora deeeAs-d prAyinE for the
eHtou.lon Of pA,ont grated 10 Hear DisatoB and
the said III mas l. Mofas. on the s5th day 81 hAy,
laSs iorAn Improvement In LoVsnE Devices attached
10 Hand saws.
II ordsrsd that the In the case bs closed
On the sli dag Of Aprn merit; that the time for
hllnF hHanenis Aad the hIamlnsI,a report DO
ned TO thu 81 day % May nsIt, aud that said peti.
tiOn DO heard 90 tbs sth day Of MAy nsIL
Any psraon mar oppos? this ey,ensinn.
iAa0ssu NJ. d. LRGGKrr. Oowmls lausr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27

Wa ISvITE attention To the public temperance
meeting at Island Hall, South Washington, To-
morrow evening, by the Catholic Temperance
Union, notice OF which Is given In another col.
umn. Owing to the limited accommodation Of
the basement Of ST. DOminlcs church TO hold
such an audience as the union meetings usually
call fOrth, Il was deemed necessary to secure the
Island hall
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-17

CITY wORKHOUSE.
The average number of prisoners in this
institution per day during the month was
SO SO; number subsisted during the month.
males, 1850; females, l436: total, 1896.
EXPENDITURES.
Paw rolls $6OS 81
Groceries and provisions. fresh beef
and vegetables 524 20
Fuel SO 90
Hard ware al 10
Eorave 225 40
Total $l497 Oh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-17
INSANE ASYLUM.

give below statement of the number Of
patients that were in the Insane Asylum on
the first of January, lS7l and the number
admitted. discharged and died, each month
up TO January l. 1872:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-17

|
| complsh
All of which is respectfully submitted.
GEORGE w. COCHRAN,
Vice President New Orleans, Baton Rouge
and Vicksburg Railroad Company.
| Dated at New Orleans, January IS. 1872.
On motion of Mr.. Lewis. all those matters
connected with the railroad grant were
referred to the committee of the whole for
action next Tuesday.
Mr., Remick asked if there was any OBJ
lection known to the Mayor why the ordi-
nance granting certain rights to the Mobile
and Texas railroad should not now be taken
up on final passage.
The Mayor said he knew of none
| Mr.. Remick and Mr.. Bonzano stated they
understood an injunction was to be taken
out to prevent the passage of the ordi.
nance.
The Mayor replied that he had received
no such injunction.
Mr.. Lewis motion to refer all these rail-
road matters to the committee of the whole
was recOnsidered. but after brief discus
sion was re-adopted:
Yeas-Shaw. Delassize, Lewis and
Walton
Nays-Cockrem, Remick and Bonzano.
Mr.. Lewis stated that whatever ordinance
was agreed upon in committee of the whole
he would be prepared to vote for next week.
The Mayor asked the Council to name an
early day for meeting of the committee of
the whole to consider this question.
Mr.. Lewis suggested that the meeting be
held this evening.
The Council then adjourned.
H. CONQUEST CLARKE.
Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-17

An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained. That the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made, and that
the Administrator of Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator of Finance in
payment of the same:
C. H. Nuremberg, District Attorney, for
twenty convictions in the month of Janu-
AIRY. 1872. 1890.
w. H. Seymour, for one months services
as expert, $500.
A. Hero, Jr., for various copies of con-
tracts, $l63 10.
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
pany, printing for the Mayors office, SID
j.. Buckley, stationery for the City COun-
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
pany, printing for the Department of FL
nance. Sil.
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
pany, printing for the Department of I'm
New Orleans Times, advertising for De-
partment Of Public Accounts. So.
New Orleans Commercial! Bulletin. adj
counts. S. 50.
C.. E. Girardey, for rent of premises
known as the "Orleans ballroom" from
September 81, 1871, to December q, 1871.
$3.50.
c. S. Sauvinet Civil Sheriff, for extra
commission of five per cent on collection of
taxes in suit for the years 1866 and 1867,
$l490.
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-17
RECORDERS COURTS.

Of this number 4l2 were committed to
the Parish Prison; 1874 to the Workhouse;
100 to the First District Court, ami ii to
the Insane Asylum; 81 were released on
peace bonds; SIS were fined, l447 were dis
missed, and IS were miscellaneOusly dis
posed of by being continued, etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-17


The average number of inmates in the IN
stitution, during the year, was l36; the total
cost of the institution. as above shown,
SO 400 68-makiny the average annual cost
to the city, per patient, about sl43
OF the patients in the institution on the
frst IF January. 1871, and admitted during
the year 1872, there were sixty mine cases OF
mania potu, of which forty-tive were men
and twenty-four women-one-ffth of all the
patients broughtintO the Institution through
The direct influence of ardent spirits.
HOME OF AGED AND ISFIRM
The average number of inmates In the
above named institution during the year
1871 was about twenty. The cost, as gwen,
below ($4390 6S) shows an average annual
cost of $2l7 per inmate. This institution
has TO bear rental of $l50O-aD expense
not incident to any other city institution.
EXPENSES.
Salary. ......''''''''''.' ~ o. o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-17

VlOlaCOrS OF the enforcement law. us
tinctly charge that the design of Marsha
Packard, Collector Casey and Genera
Beckwith is to lead this revolution just one
step further and more, just far enoughn
procure the declaration of martial Laws
that the affairs of the State will
put under the control of Unifed
States officials, thus giving them entlr
control over the politics of this state
l charge that tor their individual aggraH
| dizement, for the sake of putting them,
selves in power. Casey, Packard 4 20. art
willing to overthrow every law guarantee.
ing equal rights in this State. and are now
aiming at the declaration of martial law ior
that purpose. l ask Senators. and all he
publicans, to reflect who are the men sGS'
tanning this faction; who are the men VINO
appeared as suddenly as Roderick Dhus
soldiers at the sound of whistle Oh
Speaker Carriers platform, Were they ne
publicans! say that they were the leaa.
ing thugs and rutfians OF this town. l ASH
who were the mob that, at the instigatlon VI
Speaker Carter, went to the arsenal OF lns
artillery and took their arms. Were theJ
Republicans! l undertake to say theses
rioters, to a man, were iii the interests u
the mobocracy. l ask, who are MI. Oal,
ters deputy sergeants-at-arms. lhe' az az
all OF the same class. l ask, who are lIe
dlutIS ana apettoIS-NHO dIt tIlC
and the brawn-whO wear the pistols and re-
volvers to enforce the dictates of Mr.. Gar
ter! The thugs and rutfans of the town. IN
the interests Of the lower orders of the De
mocracy. These facts, OF themselves. arc
sufficient to prove in whose interest Garter
and those with him are acting. | have one
final word. l say. even should these people
succeed in raising the mob spirit of this
city; and should they succeed in enticiDs
from his duty-which l do not believe they.
will-tbe General commanding the forces OF
the United State. so as to prevent protection
being afforded the State government: should
they succeed by menaces, and rioting, and
murder in breaking a quorum of the
legal House. and thus get themselves into
power-should Packard and Casey, after
the revolution gets well under way, tna
themselves swept away, and should this
government 60 down in blood and revoln,,
ton and riot, say the end is not yet; !
promise. for one, and know am backed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-17
REGULAR MEETING.

City HALL, NEW ORLEANS,
Tuesday January Is, 1872.
The Council met in regular session at
noon.
Present-Mayor Benz F. Flanders in
the chair, and Administrators John COckrem
Hmprovements), Alfred Shaw Public Ac-
counts), L. T. Delassize (WaterwOrks and
Public Buildings), James Lewis (Police),
F. C. Remick tCommerce), John S. Wal
ton (Finance), and H. Bonzano Assess
ments).
Monthly Reports.
BY Mr.. Cockrem:
DEPARTMENT OF IMPRoyRMRSrs,}
January It, 1872. )
Hon. Benz. F. Flanders Mayor:
SIR have the honor to submit the fol-
lowing as monthly report of this depart
ment for December, 1871:
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The very bad weather of last month
served to make the business of keeping the
streets in good order arduous. This was
especially the case with macadamized roads
and unpaved streets in the vicinity OF the
levee and the New basin; and deem it
proper here to repeat that in my opinion
nothing but square block pavement will
afford permanent relief in those localities.
A plank road was constructed on CalliOpe
street, from Franklin to Liberty street, and
Calliope street generally placed in good
condition.
A plank road is also being laid on Gravier
street, from Front to Delta.
General repairs were rendered to all
classes of streets throughout the city.
Bridges were kept In good order and the
routine work of the department efficiently
performed.
Slight repairs were made on the wharves
wherever such became necessary. and the
new wharf at the foot of CalliOpe street is
rapidly progressing:
The various draining machines are in
good working order.
24,9O7 cubic yards of earth were exca-
waited in the Orleans canal, between Bayou
st. John, the lake and Taylor avenue canal,
in the rear of City park
lI,760 cubic yards of earth were excavated
in the upper draining canal at Metairie
road and near the lake.
6399 cubic yards were excavated on
Marigny canal.
1878 cubic yards were excavated on
Metairie road levee.
$3.50 cubic yards were excavated on Up
per protection levee. near the lake shore
JOHN COCkREM, Administrator.
By Mr.. Lewis:
DEPARTMENT WArKRwoRKs AND
Public Buildings, January l, 1871
To Hon. Benz. r. Flanders, Mayor of the city OF
New Orleans:
There was nothing done in this depart
ment during the past month, outside the or
binary routine.
In the Waterworks bureau, the col
lections during the past month were as fol
lows:
First and Fourth Districts. Sll,S79 90
Second and Third Districts. 1881 81
Total $40, $50 80
For labor 200 90
The collections for the first quarter of the
fiscal year amount to 1898 SO.
The number of hours worked was 347 Il ::
the number of barrels Of coal consumed,
1914; the number of gallons of water
pumped, 164, 623,7l4.
INSANE ASYLUM.
give below a statement of the number OF
patients that were in the Insane Asylum on
the first of January, 49, l, and the number
admitted, discharged and died, each month
nm RI January 1879.
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L. r, DELASSIZE, Administrator.
BY Mr. Delassize:
DEPARTMENT POLICE,
January is, 1871.
Hon. BENZ. F. Flanders, Mayor:
l have the honor to submit the following
report of this department for the month
ending thirty first day of December, 1871:
RECORDERS COURTS.
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PUBLIC SQUARES.
Thirteen hundred dollars were realized to
the city during the month by renting Tiyoli
circle to John Robinsons circus tor th;r-
teen days.
CITY CEMETERIES.
The receipts from sales of lots and buri
ais during the month amounted to 500 IS.
SUMMARY
Of lie cash expenditures Of this depart