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The New York herald., 1867-03-19
SOME OF THE RIOTERS ARRESTED.
THE DAY ELSEWHERE

When Professor Agassiz predicted some time since that
about this time would the heaviest storm Of
the season. the Irish lads and hsses In this vicinity,
and in fact throughout the country prayed that the
learned Professofs predicted storm might until
after the 18th inst and when Friday last the HERALD
affirmed there would be rain within forty
eight hours the wish oft repeated that the HERALD
might for this tme at least provo to have been as
lily Uniformed Professor Loomis the meteors. But
two such authorities scarcely SO widely in their
interpretations Of the workings Of nature They simply
read from NATURES mysterious book for The benefit of
the masses and the event proved that they read truly
for although to the discomfort Of those who de-
signed celebrating tho festival Of St. Patrick publicly
the within the interval predicted Saturday
was gloomy and stormy and Sunday bad; but
Monday cool and clear. The snow had fallen to
great depth, and the prospects for fine procession
were gloomy indeed but the arrangements had been
made.
The sun shone brightly over head, the air was clear
prospect Of Despsttered trowsers or bedrasgod sks
The buoyant Celtic heart throbbed lightly ana the spirit
that would do and dare and brave tempest Of mis-
nationality Whatever might be the III that threatened,
was not slow, when fitting day and occasion pre-
tribute on the "a Of sSe birth Of 81 facf
che patron saint OF the Emerald Isle, the Gem Of the
psaancs and il was svden that day We celebrate
vas the predomnating sentiment throughout q large
proportion Of the community, the majority Of whom
embraced unmstakable manner Of defining their
position" BY rosstes badges and ribbons literally in
Scrmipgled with the national green.
Early In the day crowds began TO oil the principal
tAoroughfares-the society and military men hastcnng
20 their appointed rendezvous and Others securing e
Gble positions from which to view the expected pa
seant TIE loueAaa were dressed in their bost suits,
and with spres Of green In thelr habands button
hoee, and With their ossas whose rudy cheeks and
ringing laughter told Of good health aud light hearts,
chatted and joked, shortening the time OF waiting BY
specuations on the prospects Of their country in her
pressnt struggle, and In exchanging saies Of WI and
repartee with parties in the crowd. Innumerabe small
boys fitted about vending dimnutive Tags Of green
paper and 'sThs Song Of 81. Patrick"
The New York herald., 1867-03-19

st. Patrck's Day celebrated In this city In Tho
usual enthusiastic manner procession, composed Of
the Irish societies, formed under the escort
OF tho Ninth Massachusetts, regiment marched through
several OF the principal Streets and attracted much -
lection In the afternoon oration was delivered by
colonel Quincy, in Fancu Hail. which was listened 70
by o large audience.
The New York herald., 1867-03-19
THE DAY ELSEWHERE.
New Jersey.

New Jersey. = *etl lVf WH4
The celebration yesterday was the graudese evsr Wit
messed In Jersey City About eleven O'Clock the societies
moved In procession from Jersey avenue, down Grand
ssses and afterwards through tho principal streets Of
the city, thence 70 Hoboken and Hudson CITY, On pa
ing Mayor Ciovelands residence that gentleman before
whose house the Stars and Stripes waved sauted each
body. The PROCESSION headed by platoon Of police
When passing through Hoboken grand compliment
was paid to the Fenian volunteers, whore . "threo
times threen was given with hearty good will in honor
tho fighting men OF the Tara Circle the captain Of
which Is O. j. Meehan, Of Hudson City. The Young
Mems Father Matthew No. and No. did not parade
but devoted the funds for that purpose TO the cause OF
the Fenana In all the city Offices the American nag
noaed proudly as II greeting the Of ireland the
such enthusiasm witnessed that which greeted tho
appearance Of tho green flag with the harp and
burst Tho insignia which distinguished the different
bodies much the same a. that worn by the New
York societies. In the evening grand military and
civic ball given at Odd Fellows Hail. Hoboken, for
the benefit OF the volunteers OF the Tara Circle OF the
Fcnian Brotherhood.
For the first time in many years the anniversary OF
81 Patrick was not celebrated In Newark by public
parade The day was not allowed to pass oy however,
without sign 20 show thst II was stll kept in hal
lowed remenbrance Last evening two entertainments
given In It's honor The advanced children or
the Catholic school performed the Witch Of Rosenberg,
the Catholic Institute New street. The stage was
beautifully trimmed and fitted up for the occasion.
large audience in attendance, and handsome sum
realized The Young Friends Of lreand an asoca-
ton recently formed supper in honor Of the day,
at which large number OF guests were present
The New York herald., 1867-03-19

CHICAGO, March 10, 1867.
st. Patricks Day was celebrated to-day BY process
sion composed OF Fenan military and the various Irish
benevolent and temperance societies The number OF
persons in the procession varioasy estimated q from
tive thousand 70 ten thousand
The New York herald., 1867-03-19
Albany.

ALBANY, March Is, 1857.
81 Patncks Day Was generally observed here BY The
Irsh population several military companies and civic
PROFESSIONS parading tho streets large and very
enthusiastic Fensn meeting, participated in BY The
members OF the stephens and Roberts circles bald
in Tweddc Hall ths evening" and several thousand dol
lars were contributed towards the canse.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02
THE RECoxDERs' COURTS.


Before this court, Recorder W. J. Ahern,
presiding. quite number of small
eases mostly for drunkenness and fighting,
were disposed Of yesterday, by the assess
men: Of small fines Of 81 80 to $40, or by
requiring bonds to keep the peace, or by
discharge of the accused parties. The cases
were more generally thus disposed of, in
stead of troubling the higher courts with
them, and putting the parties and the State
to unnecessary expense. The case of Daniel
Charles Morgan, charged by Alfred S. Cow
and with burglary and larceny, by entering
the said Cowand's house May 22d, was set
for trial the fourth instant. James Collins,
alias Henry Wilson Uhe rascal ought TO
suffer for assuming so honorable name)
charged with vagrancy and having bnrga.
rious tools in his possession, was, Tor lack OF
$1,000 bail, sent to the workhouse for six
months.
Gus. Fancy, charged with breaking
through the door of Ida Brown and commit.
ting an assault and battery upon her, was
released on giving bond Of $3.50 to keep the
peace.
Seth Jones, charged with carrying a con.
cealed weapon Ga slung.shot), in front of the
City hall, was required to give bail of $500
to appear June 10 for trial.
Lucy Jones, charged with manslaughter,
will be tried the same day.
John Dolen, charged with larceny; bail OF
$3.50 for appearance June s.
A case of purchasing stolen property Ga
mule and wagon, charged against grocer
named Mcdonald, was tried yesterday, ex
citing considerable interest and elictine
able arguments from the attorneys in the
case, and decided against the prosecution.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

First PRESBYTERIAN Church (German),
First street, near Laurel-Rev. John Hol-
lander.
First Presbyterian CHURCH, Lafayette
Square-Rev. b. NJ. Palmer.
First Presbyterian Church, Jefferson City.
Rev. b. Wayne.
Presbyterian Church, Liberty street, near
Gasquet-Rev. Mr.. Smith.
Third Presbyterian Church, CasacalYo
street-Rev. Is. NJ. Smith.
Thalia street Presbyterian Church, corner
of Franklin.
Prytania street Presbyterian Church, cor
ner of Josephine.
street, between jackson and Philip streets.
| Thos. S. Markham, pastor. Services at II
A. NJ. and . p. NJ.
Swedenborgian.
| New Church Society Temple, corner OF
| Bienville and Rampant streets. Public
worship this morning at IL o'clock, and this
evening, also, at d o'clock. Seats free
| Congregational.
First Congregational church (Unitarian)
| corner of St. Charles and Julia streets
Reverend T. l.. Eliot, of st. Louis, official
ing. Services morning and evening. The
Sacrament of the Lords Supper admins
tered Immediately after morning service.
| miscellaneous.
| Reverend l.. IL. Pease Will preach IN the
| Seamen's Bethel, corner of Erato and New
Levee streets, at halfpast four O'Clock P
NJ. Sabbath school at halfpast three
| Preaching every Sabbath, under the direc
ton of the American Seamen's FrienC
| society.
First Congregational, corner of Camp ant
| Calliope streets, nev. Mr.. Van Orden, pastor
Services at IL y, NJ, and = P. NJ. Sabbath
! school at 9 A. NJ.
Congregational Church, Prytania street
| corner of CalliOpc.
Protestant German Church, Clio street
near st. Charles-Rev. Mr.. Parpart.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

effort was made by certain parties to mag
Nifty the affair into a ntCto riot. The lleu-
tenant Of the Second District station badly
frightened, telegraph j to The central Office
a negro riot" and>tht chief u police with
his aids and a large force Of policemen
repaired 10 the place in question and found
everything quiet. Two uf three arrests
were made and thus ends lhe last negro
rios
Not Proper Subject for Naturalization.
Among the applicants for naturalization
papers yesterday in Judge Dureifs court
was one who within the past I'VE years had
been engaged in a rebellion against the
government of the United States. The
Judge could not see how this could be con
strued INTO love or attachment for the
constitution OF the United States, and re
fused to naturalize the applicant.
Picnic.
There was pleasant little picnic at the
City park yesterday by the teachers and
pupils of the Sunday school OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, of which DR.. j. p.
Newman is pastor
Uomesteads
There will be meeting of some of the
Colorcd people tomorrow evening, at the
Baptist church on Girod street, below the
cemetery, to take some action in regard to
securing lands under the homestead law
of 1862
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

add p,oma ic ,oarss d the government or ne
L.2ty-sesen, ana ioro he purpose,
BE - acted by the senate an Home Of Repre-
zen ativea - the Unl,td tateS " America IN Con,
Eress es-enb ed, iuat the following sums be- and
the anne are ebY. apVro IA It'd, 'ut any money
objects heEea Ter pressed Tor inc Us yair ending
the thiru "a = J9ue, eighteen hundred and Sky
Tor .aarirs Of ENJOYS extraordinary ministers
anQ Hiasloaer- OF the Tint d > ateb at hreat
Br4z J. repaolie o. Easnigo, Cnins f,hs ChiL Peru,
'sf;ssrald -itine Beeiuin Holland, Deamark
isau5f Costa x ca, itondurAs. ArEentIne ont -der-
aunu, Paraguay, japan aod Sal Edor three hun
3rrd aud eight tit, a 'and i've nndret dollars.
torsa aacs ot seeret4ries II leeation thirty OF.
or STARTS Of asistaut secIe'ares Of legation at
Lond -ed taria, IN SO D uaaud donar a..
fq saiary o. ne ,gtor rtar to the legation to CHI
For ! lar % TN secretary Of legation to Turkey
acting asia etrreter thTeo thousand do ars.
or salary ct the 1nta pr te T. the legation to ia
pan. L. thpu and hse hundred dollars.
For eontng gt expenses Of oil the in'=s ons abroad,
For coatii &c e1p-nsss Of foreign intercourse SIX.
FOR e spsn,es OF Intercourse with he 3arbary pow
ers three tuou' aud dollars.
For expenses ~ the c0usula'es in the Turkish do
minioo~, namely inter re,srs, guards. and other
expenses o the oonsulatssat ton-tantino he. Smyr
"a. 4ndia Alexandra, and Beirut two Thousand
fsr the relief and protection of American seAmen
For ex eBs-s viii, h may be incurred n aoknoNk
edgiag the erv Gees Of the master aud Crews Of Tor.
from shipsreck ten ~ u-and dollars
For the purchase Of blank books, tationery, book,
lansons expense q the consas Of the United States
FOR once are rent for those eonsss neral, consal-
an commercial agent ypo are not allow d 70 trade
lneladl1g loss BY EXCHANGE thereon' iof'sh'e mon
For al re Of oonsus general c,n uls sonmersial
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

Az ACT to syive u grade Of general IN the Unit
ed rt8JrS army.
BE n sna ted by the Senate gui House of Re pre-
sent ttyss Of the unped states Of America IN Con
Z my oi tho LnitJd state be, am the same IS
HEREBY revived and Tat the president u hereby
HEluTEei, wherever IA sLall deem II eKp-dses {, 70
appoint. bg and with tine a4vlSe and unscnt OF the
S-uats cuersl Of the arm. - tue In ted stat 8,
10 Do sat-i from tmprp thuH- GERS in the tuli
Tor courage skiu, and ab'it,, who bel z comm 3.
sion ad general ~ b. authorized, under the 81.
reuftu aud during the pi, tu OF tAd President 70
command the ARMIES Of the utitsd stale,
SIC 2 Ana be b. furnur enacted, That the pay
proper OF the general shall ne our hundred dollars
vgrn Is EtadIu rte sarG 10 Washington, -aa be
10 the rate OF three hundred dula per mouth, and
uls other a loWHuCHs IN al. respects Tue enUe
owed to the Lieutenant general by the second soc-
[ on the act approved ichrudry twenty mine,
eighteen hun red aud s1Ntrrf fur entitled An act
ed States army, anu tbe chl't OF sIsn % the
liputeuaut general shah he transferred an} be the
che If 'atfh 90 so oral ~ me rank pay, and
enBluments q b"igHdier general H. the army Of
the United atts; EUd the ACT approved March
t.iird 81 hteen huurrrd and Ary-ite init ed AN
&c 10 provi4, for chrt 81 staff to- the hsnteunut
genera commanding IN urmi q o. tho tinted
tdtes, ia hereby rAusalrd; sud the said g al
may select from line Of the army, Tor up
on hi - Il, -uea number Cf aids poi e1ceedius e. 4.
De MAJ J dge lroprT, who, during the term of
sur d -ts shall ZACH have the rank, pay arr
Condiments co unel OF cavalry: And i IS here
hy prov ded that ltsu q the stan all grd ne
la 10 tue lieutenaut general he snail be entitei 70
two AIDS and one military err lary each TO ave tho
rank, pay. and emunmeuts Of iautenant cJ.Ouei Of
cavalry during he t-'n 4 such sttn service.
Approved Jul - ltGi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS,
FULL CoRDs OF w00D-

200 Cords ASH, Sawed in Three. Pieces. Single
Cord. Sl0
800 Cords ASH, Saved in -Four Pieces, at SO 90
Single Cord.
l09 CORDS. all Sawed and Spit. 81 Cord.
Wood, Wholesale and k.t D. Saved aud Split b.
Steam. n. o FlEEWObp co,
20 Canal street. dour doors abay. hartfes)
Iuyl2 In j. A. TODD AGENT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02
AN ACT TO incorporate the Soldier, and
Union Of Washington. D.str.ct OF -llsal

AN AtI 20 IN orporaie - the SDllltgr anu I.
Union Of Washington, District OF tJia-.'
Be it enacted BY the Senate and House ~
sentatives Of the United States " Aata'
Porter, WI A. Snort James Cross j Il W
gale. ID q Gurtiss, J.. Edwin Dudley. o. ~
Buren,, William 5, aors-, Lawrence WI sln, W
T. Bramhtl, Il. l.. Drake. B. p. Cutter "
Bates. II. n. Rothery. g. MeTr,l Charles =
q. a. LukenhauRh, j $. ! irman, Jana w. " !.
George " peCostn, l. J. BRYANT J. II, Gyay, !.
=. Emery, aud A. l. beunetl. aud he -ue =.
ofiiee be, aud they are hereby, incorporated ST.
a body polite and corpo ate, b. the name Il
solder aud Sailors Union OF the CITY
ingtoa District OF Columbia, and hy ~
may sue and be sued, y cad and be imp I
court Of law or equity, and MAY la, ana ~ !,
mon seal. ana exercise the powers, rights, AZ
neges incident TO such corporations. ~
SIC , Aud be il further enacted, That =
corporation shall be capable Of acqujrlnE 70
holding. aud cOnveyina refl and pprron1 eaiss
exceeding two hundred thousand dollars y Z
which est ste shall never be- divided among Y,
bers of Incorporation, but shall descend y Y,
successors Tor the promotion OF tho intelp'J
general welfare OF the 50 diers and sai ~, ~
corporation. who served IN the Union array n
during the late war for the impression o. "
bellion. and for the re let and protection
widows and orphans. 90. AZ.
SEC & And DO IL further enacted, 1hai Y,
p0rAtion shall ave power to alter and "a
cons tuition and by laws: Provided, That lhs! ,
conflict with the laws OF the United states =
laNs of she corporation Of the city OF VASES
District Of Columbia. -. IA
Sac. 4 And be it further enacted. Ihst ~ ~
poTRtion shall not exercise banking pn.naa
issue or put in circulation any bauS noue ,
token, scrip, or device. 80 be used a. egTrehfs "A.
SIC. 8. And be It further enacted, Thai !. ~ 4
reserves the right to alter or repeal this af .
time.
Approved April %, 1866
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02
CLINToN& EIcnARDs.

CoTTOH FACTORS AND CuMMIs,IOS MERCHANTS,
No. III Grayier street, near corner CarOndrrt.
New Oflean, La Orders from the county for he
purchase 9f supplies Of Az kinds carefully and
y omptiy attended TO
JuuN a. RICHARDS, Commission Mar liant
No. CT Commercial street, ST, Lous, Mo Advances
Inade on eonsignment1 by stlner mouse. nlyl0 d&N
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


An E,opemeut.
L,rono1, 1aJ- -aeiIi,,, In tho 1o,rar mart
i,, Ia ~ pnorJor C,s,inn
y, ~ ~, "a IL ;e Of mo i,nnnrtmni
tiaS of Va mn ,,bo i. tIe ,ronrietor IF a res.
taTrsnt in .bor Enthusiastically in his atten-
ttous 20 NV da,,,rhtIr a qrirI hnf fourtcrn
roa,.s 0f 900 VIII n,r,i5s uara daIiherat.
in'ras 70 ,SSb,+ ,.asb cst IN h" iona tGe ar.
Ami Gentinnor ,yith tbn assistance of /
friands snccnaIna in ',l+.in,, tho vonno lady |
IN clone and Of course th9 family was in |
deep distress. Subsequently maternal anN' /
lety was relieved pI a MESSAGE from the 10Y 10Y |
er thtt the OBJECT OF ms aAectlohs was saleIy !
IohllcleG WIN rei@a'Ve meat 'nt pasu .,'
oraEe. ne ihdu4h vs. ElttLntu W ie" an.
th"t ueT uaugAttE .iNu o,eu 'ItatCu WIN i LC'
spcct' IL appears tl"t 'ile itst"u! attul pt,
came 50 deeply eAahoItu VI inc sifi tIiht ne
sued ms vic lot sriaI"iloH " peg auu
BOARD, anu succeeulng u OBJ tH IN Ga, ldNoi
marry aT.iu. hut afterthe clopcment he dis.
covered that he must wait !. year for a di-
vorce and that meantime marriage would
be bgamv. Finding himself thus situated,
he conducted the miss honorably to her rel
atlves, but expresses his determination to
have her when the year is out, and she is
said to be very anxious for its expiration.
Health Precautions
The military medical authorities have
rrl,n5 .ba collector To nrohihit The landing
Of decaved fruit believing that the great
0unntities of snecLled and ro,tinn fruits
49, - -. -. n ~ -. /; - ,.,,t;.s %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02
Luienthars JeweIry Robbery.

j. II. Davis was brought before Recorder
Gastinel yesterday, charged with being one
of the parties who robbed the iewelry store
of Mr.. Llicnthal, on Canal street. The evil
deuCe OF his guilt was positive, and he was
required to give bonds in 10000 to answer
before the district court. This he would not
furnish, ard he Was remauded to prison.
Watson. Bayis's confederate in the robbery,
il viii be remembered made his eseGl c
from tn. parish prison. II. has never been
heard from since
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

Texas " Keeonstructei \" state-General
Grimn's Late Srder-What II has Ac-
complished-The HutchIns House, II ous-
tOn-PIenty of Cattle, hut no Meat-Fu-
ture Prospects of Houston Improved
Condition of Texas, etc, etc.
.Correspondence of tho Republican
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

An ACT legalizing marriages. and for o'''
poses, IN the District of Coinmbla IA
Be II enacted by the seaste and House o. IN
sentatiyes Of the United States of Ameres ~
sress assembled, That all eolored persons ~ ~, "a
ancpation, had undertaken aud agreed :, N,
the relation TO zach other OF husband ana ar n
are eohabiting together a. such, or in any ,@s q
mixing the relation a. exstins at the - ,aaff1
passage OF this act, whether the rites o. IN M
have been celebrated between them or no Va q
deemed husb.ad and wife. and be entltleSe n,,ss
obixatsons X that relation in like manner 4, II
han been dub m srrisd according 20 law, annshsr
children shsll be deemed Legitimate, I'd :,
before ar after the passage Of this act ,hs ~
Of u art In consequence OF me 'sslldrf
woman or fron any other cause. all me ~ ID
the woman recognized b. the man 70 ee u"
deemed ieGitimete.
Approved July - ices
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02
stealing Dry Goods.

A colored woman named Pauline Hall was
examined yesterday morning on a charge of
stealing dry goods to the value Of forty dol.
lars from Victor Fcste, and the prosecution
was dismissed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02
The burglary and Assault on Lee.

Levi Williams and Melinda Williams, both
oolored, were arrested charged, from in
formation received, with being accessories
to the burglary and robbery committed at
the house OF Mr.. james Lee, in the Fourth
district, in the course OF which Mr. Lee was
struck senseless with % sledge hammer
Three colored men were arrested Il few days
ago or the same charge.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02
E1rEIarious Operations.

The dwelling house OF Judge Ezra HES
taud, on Chippewa, between jackson and
Philip streets, wRs entered by some adrOit
thief Friday night, who r,ned the pockets
of two members of the household, and then
departed ~ parts unknown. He made
about SIS in currency by the operation. The
thief is supposed TO he some demoralized
TeconstructiOnist; at least, our reporter
would 50 state If he followed the style OF
reporters for most OF the other city papers,
who are usually in the habit Of saying that
depredations committed by parties unknown
are supposed TO be done by negroes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

Sudden Death .

A man named Mark Mallet, while working
as cooper yesterday morning, i'll shop on
Levcc street, between Thala and Erato
streets, dropped down suddenly and died.
The coroner was notified and held au inquest
act pvpuinC,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

The funeral of William Malloy, one Of the
oldest firemen in this city, and formerly
attached to Columbia Ere engine No 5, was
attended yesterday by the members OF that
company, and by delegations from fire com
panies Nos. 2, 4. 6, 12, ID, IL. Is, and q.
The remains Of the deceased we're conveyed
on the engine to their last resting place.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

second Acknowledgement Fair.

Active preparations are being made for
the second annual exhibition, which is to
take place in November next. \ full and
liberal list OF prizes and premiums is
made out, and it Is desired that all who feel
disposed to give special premiums for any
particular article or description of work
manship will send in notification of the fact.
The time for doing so expires on the lst Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

Services are held in the Baptist Churches
at III A. NJ, and 3 p. NJ. Sabbath school III
"a. NJ. ~
Union Church, on Dumaine street. he
tween Roman and Prieur, DIR. s. w.
Rogers and William MOODY, pastors.
free Mission, At 379 Common street be.
tween Claiborne aud Derbigny, Chas.
Sstchel and J. b. Smith pastors.
st. Marks on st. Marks street, between
Gravier and Common, r. II. steptoe, pastor.
First Baptist, corner Of Cypress and How.
ard streets, Rev. n. ID. Sanders.
Second Baptist, corner Melpomene and
Howard streets. Rev. @. w. Steptoe, pastor.
Third Baptist Roman street, near La
1eLpe 2. Davenport. pastor.
NAufch On The corner OF Fulton and Jack
go streets. Thomas Miles. pastor.
Church cersser Of Apollo and Thalia
strtets: Henry White. pastor.
ssgtlsf chu4eA' 1paia street. near Good
ps.s'n; carr. = s,.,,...... ,, 90. e
eezpef. near C0llseuul- Rev. W. II. Rsrlisap
hsZt!s< o1ereA On hse1slne strsst. cor
nez q escoa&--Rsv. ,. d 01rpsaSsr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02
seeend Wara NspnbIIcan Club

In the advertising columns Of the REPuB.
LIcAS are the resolutions of the Second
ward Republican club, adopted at its last
meeting,