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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09
LOUTsIANA CoRsTITUTIONALC CON-
VENTION.
slntlelh pay,s Proeeedlne..

sI1tieIh Days Proceedings.
The order of the day was called up, being
upon the substitute offered by Mr.. Wick
life.
The following was adopted as article ljl:
AR. ISL. The election for the ratification
or rejection of the constitution shall be
held on Friday and Saturday, --- days
'of March, 1868, and the polls shall be kept
open from seven O'Clock A. III, 10 seven
O'Clock p NJ. At that election all those
in favor Of ratifyiDg the constitution shall
have written or printed on their ballots
" for the constitution aud those opposed
to ratifying the constitution shall have
written or printed on their ballNts against
the constitution"
The following was adopted yeas 40,
nays 12-as article l52 Of the constituti on I;
ART. I52. In order TO establish 8 civil
government, as required by act of con-
gress passed March %, 1867, an election
shall be held at the same time and places
at which the constitution is submitted for
ratification or rejection, for all state, judi
cial, parish, aud municipal officers, for
members of the general assembly, and for
congressional representatives, at which
election the electors who are qualified un-
der the reconstruction acts Of congress
shall vote, and none others.
The following was adopted as article l53:
Arr. 1853. At the election for officers Of
the civil government authorized and re-
quired by congress to be established by
this convention, all registered electors may
votein any parish in which they may hap
pen to be on the day OF election, upon the
presentation Of their registration papers
| proUidsd, that in all cases when electors
may offer to vote in any parish whore they
were not registered, a list Of such person:
shall be taken by the commissioners o.
/ election, and the number of their registra
ton papers, and the name Of the parish II
| which they were registered, and the ballots
cast shall be numbered and correspond
ing number annexed to the name of sucl
voter upon the election list. In counting
the votes, the proper authorities to whom
this task shall be assigned by this convsn
ton shall in such all cases examine the regis
tratl0n lists Of the parishes in which al
such voters shall purport to have register
ed, and in case the registration lists Of sait
parishes show such papers TO be correct
such votes shall be counted but in cas-
the registration lists do net show such pa
pers to be correct, such votes shall b.
thrown out, aud not counted, and in oil
cases where an elector shall have vote,
eftener than once at said election, his vot
shall be thrown out, and NOT counted.
The convention then adjourned till Mon
day at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

In his conversation with the special cor
respondent Of the New York World last.
week, Mr.. johnson firmly and emPhaticallY
replied no % to the question Hhether he
would recognize Mr.. Stanton as secretary
Of war. He added that it was in his power
to reduce the secretary to " a mere clerk," !"
and that )" at the proper time he should
take measures for doing So"
Several documents are ROW in course Of
preparation at the war department, Ehich
in the course of the present week VIII re-
auire transmission to the president and
action by him. This will bring Mr.. S0mAs
son directly to the point. If he receives
and indorses the papers, be will in SO doing,
recognize Stanton as secretary il he re-
fuses he will impede and obstruct the ops
erations of the government. As-
Johnsonis supporters have been threaten
ing all sorts of things on his behalf; but
thus far he has maintained very pruden-
tial reserve. The proclamation an
nounced week ago is yet forthcoming. p
| The story that department officers had heon
1 instructed to hold no official interc0urse
with Stanton is rendered exceedingly ana
probable BY the fact that they are all hold
1 ing such intercourse. It is vsEy possible
/ that when Mr.. johnson is brought squarely
| to the position where ne must decide upon
obedience to. the law, or discipline under
its provisions, be will surrender as he has
dsne before Albany ECening Journal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

EraeAwF srEcninS This is specimen
Of tho elegant writing In the editorial col
umns Of the Lacrosse neR8crdi;
The same pen that prophesiea tie death
Of Lincosn, s. the came hour Of the night
that was written now writes again General
Grant, Che macadamizsr ef Virginia roads
with skalls q better men than himself, never
will Sit Ia the White house at Washington
as presl1ent2f the United States.
WeWould ognameni the capitol at Waah-
ington With she swinging bSaias Of rump
deslraatiVes, bg hangiag them from che
windows tied ~ the neck. Then Ne would
ship al The aesfoes 81 every shade grade.
or descliplirp 70 che fnrbnient island 81
ST. Thomas. where We would get uq 9 unalI-
indecent epr quake eendins tkem al To-
Africa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

On. PkrM1N0s Amateurs and connois-
seursin the beautiful art ofpainting should
not fail to visit the gallery Of Jacob Barker,
Esu., on Monday, (to-morrow,) the Gay
previous to the sale by G. q. Girardey &
%. This collection compriaes copies of
the great masters, aud constitutes one Of
the very best collections Of oil ilpaintings in
this country, and well merits the examina-
lion of eur eennoisseurs. Thehouzewhere
tae sale is to take place, No. &C Baronne
street, will be open to the inspection of tie
public between the hours Of eleven O'Clock
A. III. ana three O'Clock r. NJ. on Monday,
the 10sh instant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

NEW rArRna The New England Post
Office Record is the name Of new weekly
paper published in Baston BY ". AI. Ken.
am. Its circulation ought to be extended.
Il contains the list Of letters remaining in
tha Boston postofice each week, and, at
stated intervals. tables Of International
postage rates. tunes Of arrival and depart.
urs Of European and other foreign mails,
more elaborate thap can be found else.
where.
whs Giimer 6eaiisa publtshasias Gllmer,
Upshur county, Texas. BY Z. II. seard and
Ut. B. coWsar Unfortunately It runs on
the Inc Of hostility 70 political progress,
and advises the people Of Hexas not to vote
in hscoming eleoltdp, Ihe publishers VII
eoueifme learn WISDOM
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09
NUMBER 249.

the election Of governor IN the state Of
fue0ia seem to be that new rebellion will
break out in the Sierra.
The railroad project to unite the capital
q Mexico with the United Statee by line
along the gulf coast has been referred to
committee n, IN congress-
Inc government Of Guatamala, fearing in
passengers.
The result Of the expedition against the
agqe Indians proved satisfactory. Four
o. me leading chiefs were cspturedK and
River Eelxs. weather. Etc.
LOUISVILLE, February 6.-River falling.
with four feet in the canal by the marx.
Weather wet. Thermometer as.
ST. LOUIS, February s.--Weather cloudy
and mild, with indications of rain.
CINCINNATI, February S.-River nine feet
in the channel falling. Weather cloudy.
Thermometer 80.
PITTsBURG, February s.-Weather clear
and mild. Nothing new along the banks Of
the river.
yIeKssURe, February s. = Passed up:
4uitman at p. H.; Rilgour at P. NJ.
River falling.
From Southwest Pass.
SOUTHWEST PASS, February 8, 6 P. Ft ri
barometer j0.40. Wind south--iight.
Afrived-Steamship Oriental. Snow
Boston, with merchandise and passeisP
to Creevy, Nickerson a. Co.; Britleht} y
Asiatic, Andrews, ferty-nine days spp "a
erpool, general cargo to masief fish
ship Staffa, McAllister, forty-eishs =
from Liverpool, TO Wood. Low A lsis,' Z
sen; British ship David Canon, Hobl OF
ty.nine days from Liverpool, to order span
ish ship Favorita, Casabello, six days from
Havana, to L GTande s. Co.
Sailed-Steamship Ashland and Harlan,
and bark San Sebastian.
Financial Matters In New York.
NEW YORK, February e.-The bank state
ment shows an increase in loans of 81, 1885,
600; Of circulation, SS4, 600 \; of deposits,
81 100000; Of legal tenders, $780, ,008. De.
crease of specie, S13I, 600.
Foreign Markets.
LoNDoN, February s, Evening. ng.-securities
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, February 6, Evening. Cotton
closed active and higher; sales to-day Is, 600
bales; uplands on the spot s@s4d; 20 arrive
Sd; Orleans S4C1St 4. Lard 5is. Common
rosin Cd. Turpentine 30s.
Domestic Markets.
New YoRK, February s.--COtton market
firmer but less active; sales to-day 5000
bales; middling 20c. Flour rather more
active for export and speculation prices
unchanged.' Wheat unchanged. Corn ID
&c. better; new Western mixed 2T6D29;
Southern white 206B2S. Pork frmer, S22 rs.
Lard tirmer, l3s@l44e. Turpentine GOO
6l3. Rosin S3tn6. Groceries quiet and
hTm. Freights tirmer. Money easy at 30et,
with a liberal supply Of gold at 142a. Ster-
ling dull. Cotton bills sc. Border state
bonds firm, except Tennessees, which closed
at 1907. Governments quiet.
CINClNNATI, February s.-Flour dull;
family Sll9l1 90. Winter wheat 50 50@
2 IS. Corn easy; ear SAC. Oats declined >
6716Sc. Whisky nominal. Mess pork
S2l 5O@22. Bacon, shoulders 9lc.; sides
| lI10I2c and Ike; lard l3961l4c. Butter
330D37. Hay dull at Sl2@H.
/ ST.. LOUIS. February 6.-Tobacco active
and unchanged. Flour quiet and un
changed. Corn s3@e5c. Oats 68@74c.
Il Mess pork $2l 50022. Bacon shoulders
93c. Clear sides I23c. Lard I3@14e.I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

CogNECTRG CHICAGO WITH New Or
IzANs.-The engineers of the enterprise re-
port that the projected canal from Chicago
to the Mississippi river can be built one
hundred and sixty feet wide, eight feet
deep, and furnish naVigatiOnal facilities for
vessels Of one thousand tons, at a cost Of
$1e,2l7 600. The route would be by way
of the Michigan and Illinois canal and Hi
neis river. ..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

The Washington special Of the ST. Louis
Democrat says the reading of the CORE
spondence between the president and Grant
was listened to with close attention by
everybody in the house. There was some
disposition on the Republican side TO ap-
plaud several of the most noticeable para
graphs in Grants letters, and CoVole's sng-
geslion for vote Of thanks to him was
received with clapping of hands.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

NEW ORLEANS, February 8, 1868.
Messrs John T Ludeling John Lynch, James IL
Lenders, Curtis Pollard, and others;
GRNTLENEN-I have the honor very re-
spectfuly to acknowledge the reeeip. OF
your communication Of the 3lst ultimo,
asking permission to announce me as q
candidate to represent in congress the afth
congressional district of our slate
In the absence of nomination by the
Republican party Of the fifth congressional
district, havo concluded to comply with
your request, subject, however, to the de-
cision Of nominating convention, should
one be called previous to the day Of elec-
ton.
Thanking you, gentlemen, for the mani
festation of your confidence and esteem,
am, very respectfully, your obedient
servant W. L. MCMlLi-EN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

BUTLER APPLIES TIE SCREws.--The WASH
ington correspondent Of the New York
Commercial Aduerfiser writes thus
General Butler, in his examination OF the
witnesses before the special committees on
ordnance, has made some Of the eHlcerss
unused to having the witness screws APP
Dliea to them, give somewhat conflicting
testimony. He has also elected the state
ment That portions Of corresponding
nrodpeei have been burned, and that g
model has accidentally er purposely
broken, and 50 repaired IS not 70 BE tes-
timony. The army msn are somewhat in
dignaat on the sabject, which may yet be
tha subject Of discussion In the house.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

Several prominent Republicans of Texas
have united in q protest to the United
States senate against the appointment Of
the collector of customs, United States
marshal for The Eastern district, and other
officers, because the incumbents are "im-
portations.j They declare that there is
something offensive and disccuraging to the
Union cause when men areseRt from other
States to fll offices that Texas citizens are
entitled to. a,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

The Cincinnati Gazette says people nave
complained Of General Grants reticence
His correspondence with the president
shows that he has pluck that he has a
deep regard for the interests of the country;
that he believes it his dUty to obey the
law that he hRs opinions, and that he does
not hesitate to express these on proper
oeeasioas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

The Louisville JoaEnal is unhappy and
says the white radicals in the South are the
meanest Of human things, and tho niggers
are not much better" Perhaps the writer
of the paragraph would feel more amiable
II the radicals were in the minority.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

The house Of representatives, en- Wednes-
dag resumed as unfinished business the bill
pending to declare forfeited certain lands
heretofore granted to the Southern states
for railroad purposes, and after exempting
the Nashville and Decatur railread the bill
passed by thirteen majority.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

The celebrated Bouligny claim, involv-
ing over siz hundred thousand acres of the
best land in Louisiana, has been disallowed
by the senate committee on private land
nlninns
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

How 10 Srew OrsxHas. Pick the oYs-
tefs out al the jnics WITH 8 lerk as dry AZ
possible; stew the juice, tbi9sening MIX
on water. OF which the Soup y p ba made,
until thoronshly cooked, then Crop the
oysters ia. and 5asl a. he coe4st coup be-
eias 10 show signs q slintle empty ont
altogether, ana gga Wls nape rica comp
ara piamp oysieFal lqsqionA enouga 70
MAKE sou lblak 9sa aq4eE tasted real oy
tnu, ls1l6ar1s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

A Washington telegram to the st, Louis
Republican says that the subject ofimpeach-
ment is again very freely talked Of in rad
ical circles, and there is strong disposi-
ton to bring it before the house again, in
the confidence that it will meet with more
success than when last up.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

viii. T. Pritchard, editor of the Mexican
Standard, has returned to the City Of Mexi-
CO from Now York. His attempt to obtain
q loan for Juarez on Wall street was per-
feet failure.
We copy the above from the Browns
vile RauchTo, a paper as nOteriously
hostile to the Juarez government as it was
to ours in the late war. The fact is that
Mr.. Pritchard visited New York for ne
such purpose. He was merely the agent
Of huge enterprise in South America, and
If his mission was fruitless, it was certainly
upen no political grounds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

The New Orleans, Mobile, and Chssta-
noega railroad are laying off five acres Of
ground ct Pascagoula as a site for their
machine and other workshops.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

A WAHaa--The New Orleans coFTekp4nd-
ent of the New York Express WALLIS
The cause Of the South is not oniy lest
but the South is lost too, unless little wis
dom can be drilled into sheir heads. Tha
present Iegisl8tion in regard to the South Is
sinking her SO deeply into 1lie i1i0ugh Of
degponds that 1t Will take gensratia3s to
extrica8e her. She Is bankrupt her lands
are idle. aad her people starving. Wizl
congress do anything 60 relieve her, cr
must the faireet portion OF our land become
vast Sahara?
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09
ApVEsEn TO WETMDRAW.

A large meeting Of the principal and
sub-elubs Of the Radical Republican party
Of the third ward was held last evening, at
which resolutions were adopted advising
MessTs. J. G. Taliaferro and z. E, Dumas
10 withdraw their names from the IFiblFe
nomination 10 opposition to the regular
ticket, and declaring that the Republicans
Of the third ward Of the c " of New Or
leans will support none but the regularly
nominated candidates Of the Radical Re-
publican state convention.
J. A. CRAIG, secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

1t is stated that the president was to
reassign on Thursday last Hoa. Edaaund
Cooper to duties in the treasury dcPart-
ment as assistant secretary Of the treasury,
who has just been rejected By the senate,
Should this be done, the senate win prob
ably at once inquire by what authority the
appointment is made.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

Sundry citizens Of Yicksburg applied to
Judge Hill Of the United States circuit
court for an injunction to restrain the col
lection of the convention tax. Judge Hill
refused the petition. The convention re-
tanned as its counsel Messrs. G. Gordoa
Adam, Of Yieksburg, J. S. Merris, of Port
Gibson, and L, ". Perce Of Natehez.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

The Jackson, Mississippi Journal has
been enlarged in compliment to the nom-
inees Of the Republics state convention.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

The Alexandria Democrat pren0Rnces
the mail transportation from the mouth Of
Red river to that place perfect nuisance
on the public and an imposition on the
people as Eeil as the government, which
should be abated, and the sooner the better.
"The contractor gets pay fer three trips a
week, and By bully management brings
one mail a week, that is three mails in one
trip, p though they are forwarded regularly
three times a week from New Orleans BY
the yiclaburg packets, There is very
little good management in reference to the
mails in any portion Of Louisiana or Texan,
A rsform IS needed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

A telegram was sent ten thousand miles,
from Yalentia, ireland, to San Franeisec,
California, direct, and an answer received
in three minutes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

To obllge several friends, and as an item
of news, We publish the following cor
respondence, and shall probably refer to it
again hereafter:
NEW ORLEANS. January 81, 1855.
General W. L. Mc5iillen;
DEiR SIR-The undersigned ask permis-
sion to announce you as candidate to
represent in congress the lith eOBgressien-
al district of our state.
We de so because we believe your
patriotism, integrity, and ability, united
with yeur extended knowledge of affairs,
give you peculiar fitness for the proper
discharge Of the duties OF the position.
Hoping you will comply with our re-
quest, and pledging you our cordial sup
port to secure your election, we remain
Respectfully yours,
JAMES g. TALIAFERRO.
JOHN I. LUDELING,
7. S. CRAWFORD,
JOHN L. BARRET,
JOHN LYNCH,
G. w. FERGUSON,
IT. r. STEELE, Tsnsas,
A. A. GOULD, Tensas,
JAMES II. LANDERS,
G.. SKIDER,
HENDERSON WILLIAMS,
CURTIS POLLARD.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

at Ehe eloyen agents sSanleza BY the
inisrna rsgenne oai1e, eix are nov at
NoatIasiaa l1r tie puiteAt q eiIlts iI-
ssoh % congressional eonaAlllfos.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

Tine LOUISIANA CONSERVATIVES. The
New Orleans correspondent Of New York
paper writes in this manner:
The conservatives are organizing clubs
raising funds, electing officers, and stirring
ahont lively to defeat the conventioiAlisia,
and to carry cut the principles saa .aeas y,
Of the Democratic party lso-ealfea.) } .AasS
are endeavoring to secnre the Yoles 81 'ine
scorned \ and influence them "A lagof a
th5 South ana Southern men. 10 . certain
extent ihsy can do thiss bat large MAJOR
itv al tiie blacks will vote TIE Republican
iisket on all Questions. The 'conhafya-
ives, arc depeading s1 The West for "a
vice ard example, and vii dc ns Is doss
H ~ Northwest nominate Ranalet0H for
nrseisent ahs Ssulh will aupp1rt hia a.
thuueh they nape little c0aaaeneo that he
can So elsoled Many era IN favor al Gep-
e4al Hancock, Whiio e1soz1, ialtetsng O.
not earring f5f hla lihsfA 2eaiseru yl8gu,
vow they neqps viii vnta Tor amas whe
Neaze the Ea9sa eaiiprfn q 8. hiack-hacEl1d
ahsl auslssa2 peep; who hre ekclAin1 "a,
ana gslnalhR ~ las4 ite anBt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

A dsily midnight mail leaves New York
for Philadelphia, sssscial eonsFaet having
recently bsen entered into.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09


Where are all the birds that sang
A hundred years ago2
The flowers that all in beauty srrang
A hundred years ago.
The lips that smiled,
The eyes that wild
In ha.hes shone
Soft eyes upon,
Where, oh witei are lips and eyes
The maiden's smiles. tho lovers sighs
That lived SO long ago?
Who peopIed al the city streets
A hundred years AgoH
VINO fiji ed the church with sases meek
A hundred years AgoY
Tee sneerlng tale
of sister Z all
The OF that workd
A brothers hurt;
Where, oh where are plots and sneers,
The poor man hopes, the rich nan fears,
That lived SO lonk ago.
Where are the graves where dead men slept
A hundred years ago2
Who were hey that living wept
A hundred yenrs agol
By other men
That knew not them
Their lands are titled
Their graves are filed
Yet nature then was Just as gay,
And bright the sun shone ns to-day,
hundred years ago.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09


CONVERSIONS TO BE HELp.- The follow
ing political conventions have been ap-
pointed:
February l9-Wisoonsiu, DsRscratic,
Madison.
February 10 Georgia, Republican, At
laata.
February Indiana, Republican, In
February p = Kentucky, Democratic,
FsSrnary p New York, Democratic,
Albany.
February 2C-Iowa, Democratic, Des
February Minnesota, Democratic, st.
Paul.
February 2s-wiscOnsIn, Republican,
Madison.
February a7-Kentucky, Republican,
Frankfork
March Pennsylvania, Democratic,
Harrisbufg.
March A. Ohio, RepubHeaA, Columbus.
March Missouri, Republican, St.
fauis.
March 5-Maryland, RepublicAn, Balti-
mese
March -Psnnsylvahia, Republican,
Philadelphia.
March alassaohusetls, Republican,
Worcester
April l5 ulinoia, Dsnoerasioi spring-
field
AprIl 29-Nesr'tkas Republican. Ne
bsasI,s City
ssy Illinois. Iaan. Penfia.
1faq 10 Ninnestfss RsQnhiicau, Sc.
Paul
nay Nasisnal, Republics, chieasO,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
,nnrNe 4 BIDwELL, prOpristors and Man
agers-

oxnaY NIGHT, February 10. ls6s, and every
w Night and Saturday Noon,
\, ha ures snted new BurIescue, written ioT the
y lssnv ~ by John E DuriyuRe, ESQ, entitled the
eeeesnuGE eesuG1E AND FAN BALL, m extraordinary
p,.sl niece Of nothing terrific or ASTOUNDING. Dug
sSoanding in highly colored pictures q saings s
~ aN,cel ssusnttouaI tragioai, musical, POLITICAL
W iiI ifIilOOLY OIL" dramE, requiring tHs en-.
elt t.-ee n the Academy 8 A9mmoih Troupe 70
N ths mirror no. and let us see ourseiyse IS
l.ssrs zee as To avoid giving visitors pam "
dira over the sad and serious enblscts In 3 l sniH
4 " dana. . programme, repleta with Mlht.
sffr ~ and AUEOR, will be arranged introducing
N tRe fright, particular Stars OF the Soies9hi
pm.spsnsgement hone none OF their patrons will
esr from the sudden transition from grave 70
L~g . or r1ce versa. s.o
-...sr,tla ~ lars IN bills of the day. Iss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

WscfeW t3baeeo. lbs Hindoas iima, aud
sRs aiaxoaianA spa10. Oar childsea e-
ilehg in candy, Che Africads III roPk ahas
8ils the Eoalm4nx leeps fef 9ite q
ialloH eandss. 70 % turtIss ere aegoky
disAs TIE Eanchfnau revels oa froga ana
Soailst oNd clhes anVaeas 90 fHakpB
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

1t is reported that the president is pre-
pairing another letter to General Grant.