New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-11
0FFIdE---No. 81 ST. CHARLES STREET.

as that under command of Lieutenant
Johnson. In the line we noticed the faces
of sorse colored men, which reminded
some of our oldest Creole Inhabitants of
the days when as boys, and before the pur-
chasepf Louisiana, by the United States
they Witnessed the parades of the "Orleans
regiment in which white men and black
stood side by side, kept step together in
military matters, as they were unit in the
civil government OF the province.
AIgiers Republican Club.
The regular meeting of this club, on Wed
nesday evening, was largely attended, and
the following gentlemen were elected dele
gates to the Republican state convention:
Messrs. NJ. ]. Biiou, Victor Freville, VIM.
Pease, S. b. Morehouse.
After this election, which was not only
intensely unanimous, but if anything rather
more so, several hearty, stirring, soul
arousing, spirit-inspiring, and mind con
vincing addresses were made by Messrs.
Charming, Kennefic, Biiou, Reed and others;
the last named speaker being a peculiarly
happy instance of the brerts et dutciS.
Discharged Policemen.
A large meetingof the discharged police
men was held last evening Ia a room near
Magazine market. Their object seemed to
be to take action against the mayor for
presuming to supersede them by the ap-
| pointment of other men whom he thought
better. They believe they cannot lawfully
be discharged, although good loyal police
men were discharged by Mayor Monroe to
| entitled tn hold dnrinG GOOD he6avior
| whether thew consider the Solice action of
| July 3Otb last wgs GOOD behavior ia NOT
| reported.
Judge Cotton addressed the ex.polcemen,
explaining that if they signed receipts for
their wages on the pay rolls Except for full
such receipt would be a recognition of the
| legality of Mayor Heath as mavor. and that
| they could bring action on their case ut once
| or in six months.
| A committee was then snnointed with {, II
powers to act. to sue and be sued, etc.
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1here nave oeen no well dehned cholera
case, reported, out the NUMBER OF cholera
morpus attacks are increasing, and 1t VIII
require tie care OF our oltlZehs 10 preVGn'
Wv. tie niuitlpiICI'y W seLlous eases vi m tnl'
dapoa II ii5 nsti5,, vi "AiOn "i's' 4oin mp" "
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An oid gentleman named omar Galllar'
shot hlinseli with pistol IN the left breast
yesterday, Just oelow the heart, AT IN
olhce OF the Consolidated BANK Association
No. 90 Toulouse street, at about two o'clock
he was taken TO MS nome on Claioorn
street Out Is not expected 10 ilVe. IN
Dali passed clear through the body, AM
came OUT at the Oack. Inc WOUNDED
ll'H - "eil huo%h ~ tic Hit!cahCiiG ooll
hunl'y as preslueht OF the ClliZehs Natioh
al Insurance company, and Is about mt,
years Oh age; Inc shooting IS supposed u
be accldental'
hoy Drowned
About SIX o'clock yesterday boy, nam
unknown, ABOUT thlrteen years OF age
while hshlng at the end OF the wharf Il
Lake Pohtchartraln, accldent!y ieli over
ooaiu anu '1 was ul9"her. nj ms oo9y wa
%Iack cnot rod shirt and Cott9rade n nants
tn coronar hos boon notifn1 P''i'''
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Latr!ch iailson was Diousle 70 Nue l. ntS
ulstrlcI station ias. evening oy ms , room
Llaie' ooiin alophihs, "ho 9naiSeS ma talso i,
%lIh slesrnS sS @ Sme nuhuie1 ~ anu
uoliIls iipIn @ laa4soh ts
we 'he''' o". mas SPe'i. aho iii'hey'
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