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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04
PL;AsFERERs' WORK.



The outside surface OF the whole of the brick
work Of the principal front shall be plastered with
cement mortar composed Of the best quality Of
Horn Island sand properly mixed and put on in the
most iudioious manner and neatly oolored and
iOnted 70 initiate masonry. The color 10 be chosen
The MAN cornice, mouIdiugs. etc. shall be run and
work 20 be Wetted before the cement is applied
INSIDE PLAsTERMG.
The interior Of the front and rear buildings shall
WORK hard finished in Inc bsss rorkmsnIife msnner'
The Recorders courtroom shall have handsome
stuce6 centre pieces Of modern design Is shown in
Ihs other rooms or offices shall have plain mould.
The whole Of the interior waa and ceiling through
out the prison shat be covered with three coats Of
DOME
The dome Is a regular dodec4eon with IL equal
Sides will hc framed as each alternate side ooa-
tsins pannel with monldiRgs In aud ostside, and
blinds each other side TO cOutaiu window and be-
tow lon The nsidel panne CORES Donding with the
others On the TOP there shall be small cornice ali
around
PArETERs' AND aLAzmRs' woRK-PAnIrsd.
An the wood and iron work usually painted OF the
inside and outside Of the front and buildings,
torns, and such other werk, shall have thrss good
nssd oil @asd %S iaok on eso e. mag
BE- eh0ssH BY tne CITY Surveyor.
Of French white nc huishsd Hat
Tho outside window blinds to bO finiahed with Paris
oak and varaished Tue outside surface Of the brio
which faces the yard shall he painted the 90
The whole Of the work shall be executed Of thu
best o. maerlss q every kind, and the workmanship
70 DO Of the bes; description in every respect
GLAZING.
The lights IN tbs Rec0rdsr's court shall be glazed
with the best Of English polished plate glass. al
other glaztng must BE- doae With nret qua single
other inperfeotons, and veil bedded. braided. and
putted The whole Of the lights % b. left clear and
The nnmher Of ahts, sizes sts, 10 IS as indicated
The floor in kseordefs court shall have glass cones
e shown on the plan
GAS PIPES AND rnTuaEs
The necessary Ess pipes d proper size and OF good
iroa shalt b provided b. the o6ntTaotor and intro
'front.' middle huildina AID prison III oatisis fof
ch.udBlers and brackets shall b. placed q The Walle
ne melIs and service from the street aa b put II
Tk isis' shiilI be placed in The
{ asndsons ohsndsiiszs. each lIshts with globes,
iisgaskos lighis With sla,s globes.
iight8 on judges desk
Lieatsns,ni,s 0 "a. -
blncss5 liehts.
rs SSIepllsh,s with Two burusrs s,oh and glass
s s'st clerks Room:
Gao dropdGht with two burnota.
Ore ersatet light
~ .lls6ss Vim sas barnsrs and slsas sioDsa.
ons 1Soe.lsks elsh two barnoss aux glass aisha..
= oae pfHekes iirat
ons osaeedt iisht
c1ssitsf q 90 flsssoa bsoH;
Tap hlsahet hghiA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04
PROPOSALS. FOR HORSES AND
MULES.
orTIcE Cunr QuARTEnMAsrER,

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
District Of Texas I
Austin February %, 1858 }
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
ONCE until THURSDAY. the nineteenth day
Of Maroh for the delivery at the Depot OF San An
tonic Texas, Of
357 HORSES
10 MULES, within forty tiO) days after date of
contract:
Horses must be sound in all particulars, well bro.
ken in, full flesh and condition, not less than fifteen
hands high, from five 90 to nine 90 years old,
and we adapted to cavalry purposes. Horses be-
tween nine o. and ten 0 ears old, If still vigorous,
sprightly, and healthy, may be accepted.
Mules must not be less than four 90 years old,
strong, stout compact well developed animals, in
full health, and free from any blemish or defect
which would unfit them for severe work
All Horses and Mules delivered will be subject to
rigid inspection and such do not conform to the
above specifications will be rejected.
Proposals will be- received for lots of twenty-five
and upward.
ing of the bids.
The right Is reserved to reject any all bids if not
Bids to be in duplicate sealed and Endorsed on
OUTSIDE OF wrapper Proposals for Horses" or
Mules as the case may be AID directed to the
dersigned, care of Breyet Brigadier General j. A.
Austin, Texas
[Signed) CHAS II. TOMPKINS,
Bryt. Brig Gen. and Chief QuRrtermaser,
nh36t Fifth Military District.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04
nFFIoIAL NOTIOEs--OITY.

FOE THE ERECTION OF A BUILD
Ing an the Lot belonging 10 the City of
New Orleans, on Lafayette Street, zenr
the cOrser of DrYades street, TO be
Used as a Recorders Court, Police
station, and Lookup.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04
EsTATe OF JOAN cALVEN POTTs.
UsrxEp STATES MARsHAL's OEs4cR,
District Of Louisiana,

UsrxEp STATES MAnsHAL's OFs4cz.
district Of Louisiana !
New Orlesna, February 96 iee8. }
VHIS IS TO GIVE N,TIUR THAT ON THE
tweutysixth day Of February AZ ~ iGs9 a
WARRANT IN BANKRUgTg3R was isnued srssnsf
the estate Of JOHN CA WIN pOTfs of Inc par
tsh Of ferrehonne and SLATE Of LouisianR vho We
adinugsd bankrupt a his oen pstition: that NJ
payment Of any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to such bankFupt e HIN a.
for biz use enq me transfer Of any property ~ him.
arc forbidden BY lAwg tTet a meeting Of the cred
ttofg the said bankrupt to prove thor debts and
t0 chores AegRunos Of nis estate will be-
held 81 Court Of Bankruptcy, 70 be holden at the
cuaiomhOuss bnilding, in the eltS New fleans
lseoiaiana before J. g. q. Pitlin. Ranistsr On the
euentylourth Day Of March, 4. y. 1853 At 20 clock
A n II. j. HkHROE. u. s. Mnrshni
30 45i-4e81 anh2A District Of I5sui- lana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04
on 100000 IN WATCHES.

AarEvery patron obtgina q Watch by this arrange
mont costing but $40. Nhilo u mag Be worth slooo
Ne partlality shown -
We wi8h 70 Immediately dispose Of the aboy5
named stock Certificates, naming the articles.
arc entitled 70 the artiee1 named their oorti0
cate upon the paylnsnt Of Ten d qra Whethor It be
q Watnh worth $1,000 or ono worth less. The return
81 any 81 oertliuae1 outtleg you to the article
named thereon upon pAyment irrespective Of IL
worth. and Is no articio valued less than SIG ID
named any certificate. II viii ct ouoa b. that
No LOTTERY. nUr srRAIaurronwARD Light
ItIAIE InkEaAOFIOn, WHICH NAY BIZ PAHTIo-
pATED IN EvNN nX raE HosT
HAsIEDIOJe.
single certhcate viii be sent b. nieu, post paid
upon receipt 1f c. i've for 81. eleven Tor ~ thirty
thraa and eleRaut prem nm for g. si1fg-six and
more valuaele premium Tor 3 &C. one hundrud and
most superb WRtrh Tor SIS 80 AGENTS or those Wish
ing en- pioTmsnt tins Is q rare cpporsun u il
lafitlnEt1Y conducted busiHo1a duly authorized b.
ths qogernnent. and open "a the most careful
- WRsGHF, BRO 4 co., Importers
dis16tu iel BROADWAY. New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Steamship Austin, Farwell, from Rockport,
Texas, to C A Whitney &co-lst dis
trict 10
Ship L L Sturges, Limekin, from Liverpool
via Mobile, to Creevy, Nickerson &co-
4th district 81
Schooner Island Belle, Parsons, from HaY-
ana, to A Couture &co-Ncw Basin
Schooner Texana, Taylor, from Pensacola,
to master-New Basin
Schooner Charlotte, Pepper, from Pensa'
cola, to master-New Basin.
Schooner Union, Burns from Pensacola, 10
master-NeW Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Belle Lee. lIcGill, from Louisville.
Lady Gay, Pegram, from st Louis.
Wild Wagner, Goddin. from Natchez.
Gen Jno Quitman, White, from Memphis.
Irene, Underwood, from Shreveport.
J G Blackford, Pickett, from Washington.
Annie Wagley, Louallicr, from Washington.
Mary. Carroll, from Mobile-P RR.
Leonidas, Sheldon, from Pittsburg.
BarancO, from Bayou Sara.
Aloe, Radoyich, from Lower Coast.
BELOW COMING UP.
British ship Cambria, -, from Havana,
in ballast, to Lowell d Bailey
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04

AEILWAUKBE TO DETROIT, TOR STo
Utica Troy. Albany, Springfield. New York. Boston.
etc.
Passenger trains on the Michigan Central Railroad
will leave Chicago at A. N. and 10 a. n. Sundays
excepted, AIS 2. ~, Saturdays ezoepted pnd 10 p.
NJ satrrdaya and Sundays excepted An making
through connections
Passsneors lslgtng Milwaukee via chicago and
MilWnukes Railroad, twice daiiyl connect ct Ohioa
70 with Michigan Central trains
Threugh tiekst via this route and sleeping bgrths
ION night trainsl, can be had in Milwaukee a. Unior
Fiok1t of1cl, Ohicaeo and Milwaukee Railroad, and
a. thair depot HENRY o. WENTWORTH,
GenerEl Western Passenger Agent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04
STEAMSHIPS,
NEW Y AK AND BREBIEN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

NEW NIX AND bhEMEN bIEAMbHIF
COMPANY.
40. FOR BRE EN- VIA SOUTH.
&EhEA .mpton--i'he first-olass U. 8. Mai steam
6azAlhshtps Atlantic, Baltic, Western
Metropolis. and \ Northern Light, sailing SAT.
URDAYS from Pier 46. N. R., for southampton and
Bremen, taking passengers TO Southampton, Lon.
don, Havrs and Bremen at the following rates
payable in gold, it's equiv alent In currency. CFo
London or Paris IS; Hamburg 50 additionally
First cabin, $40; second cabin Se5; stserAge, z7h
From Bremen, Southampton, and HAyre, to New
York
First cabin, sic; second cabin So; steerage s4s
Excursion tickets out and home:
First cabin, $40; second cabin Sl0: stserags so
Sailing days from New York and Bremen-tune l.
l5 and % July IS and "a. August 10 and "a, Septsm
Der and n, Ootobar and 10, November and Is
For freight or passage apply to
g. Il. LAUGHLAND,
Agent for New orleans, e. Magazine 1t.
ISAAC TAYLOR, PresideEs,
Gpl1 IL 40 Broadway, New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

JOHN T. BARRETT. JOHN H. wIEAGANE
BARNETT q wIEALANS,
Wholesale and Retail Doalsrsin
HARDWARE. STOVES. SHIP oHANDLERV
PAINTS. AND OILS.
HarbIelzed Mhutels, Crates. Glnnn,
Round, square. and Hoop Iron,
Copper Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware
KOa. TsB and 9ss Levee street,
Near sOrxyuru Market. Fourth District.
no226n NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04


Star of the Union, CookseY, lor
Philadelphia via Havana - CreeVy'
Hlckerson &co
Steamship Harlan, Lewis, for Galveston
Whitney &co
British steamship Mexico, Pitdeld' Tor vera
Cruz-Creevy, Nlckerson &oo
Steamship Lizzie, Fletcher for Pensacola
Master ,.,
British bark Regina, Tobin, for Liverpool
] II Ashbridge Ocean C,.-
British brig Bloomer, Chaddock, ior Ol"S'
gow-Lovell & Bailey r.
Schooner Fanny Heating, Daniels, for Car
denas-Goldenbow & Kelley
British schooner Constance, Rayal, Tor vera
Characteristic Il Kelley
British schooner Henrietta, Snow, Tor
Pensacola in ballast-Master
Schooner G W Dill, Miller, for Tampa Bay
Err Poole
Steamer Sarah, Deering, for Moble-Master
Steamer Indiana, Neal, for Louisville
Master
Steamer VIM Butler, Austin, for Camden
Master
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Dnu0s am M1nIOINKA.


30. lee DEronn E1rrt1. Coz. Cd 81 onAalrs
uaro1I11 IIl1| EII1ts
Fresh Medicines &nu HEsIeHi HHEIHN H4N ali as
e.ll 4iI1lttl oETouIo on Iltlnt taf 81 cl. d q
llaI9 4stabllAhHe1ai also 4nIgls4| 1ttnaasfc1 and
sI1l Is 0lf711d t9 c1nDqtant l14 HNHtlianct1 Fh1
III|r1 40 foI151Ia II aII holl1 81 I1 ll5 81 .|iI
4|Ez 1gfaHI IsfioU1 lI11 81 fd4Ian
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04
JEFFER6ONVELLE. MADISON,
INDIANAPOLIS RAKLROAn|

INDIANAPOLIS RAKLROAn
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL ROUTE To THg
l. North, and West-Passengers taking III
arrive In Eastern Dities Eleven Hours in adV'
passengers leaving same day on u. 8. Mailbota
Trains leave and arrive at Jeffersonville Den
mediately opposite LouisyiL, Is follows;
DEPART. ARRIVE
$3.50 A exct Sunday b:45 A. NJ, e1et u
2:gQ Z. M 2:OoP 81. :.
eil5 3. H., - SATURDAY lU:5O P, NJ, ..
1880 Night, .. :. 90 Night ..
- Baggage checked through 10 al pri
points.
- Elegant Sleeping Oars on ali night train
So For condensed through time tables N
ueotions see small bills, and call a. COMPANY
corner Third and Main streets, Louisville, KID
HOR AOh SOUff
JAMES FERRIER,
General Ticket Agent.
JeRtrsoVvill0. Ind. July j. $50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04
Pacific MAIL sTEANsHIP 90.

PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP GO.
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA. TOUCH
ing at Mexican ports, and carrying United States
nails. Through in Twenty-Five Days
Steamships on the Allan Connecting on the Pacific
ARRGIzoEA oS Sith shs
HENRY OHAUHCEY, CONSTITUTION,
NEW YORK, lGOIDEN CITY
OCEAN QUEEN, iSACRAMENTO,
NORTHERN LIGHT, GOLDEN AGE,
COSTA RiCA. MONTANA, ETC. ErC.
One Of the above large and spendid steamships
will leave Pier No. ~, North river foot of Jana
street. ~ l2ooock noSn. the lst 18th and gt Of
day and then on the prscedins Saturday, for AS.
PINMALls connecting, sia Panama Hallway. with
SAN FRAEOIsC0, touching al AOAPUIOO.
Departures OF list and 2l8t connect al Panama with
Steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL
AMEhIoAN PORTS. Those Of the LIST touch at
Departure Of the nth each month oonnso.s with
thelneM steam line from Panama to USfRALIA
The steamer OF August 10th win CONNECT closely
with steamer GREAT REPUBLIO from San Fran,
cisco. Eeptember 3D. for Yokohama and Hong Kong;
at YoEohSma with steamer COSTA RIGA for Maya
a DISCOUNT Of ONE QUARTER from steamer
rates allowed % second cabin and atesrags passen
QUARTER on through rates to olergymen and theiy
families. and school teachers.
One hundred rounus n4ggAEO Aii0Ws.i oaei, Asissss
attend the ladies aud children without male pro
tectors Baggage received on the dock the day be
fore calling. from steamboats, railroads. and paasen
An sxpeFisnoed surgeon on board Medicines and
nor passage ticksts or further information. spply
a the Company'a ticket once, on the wharf Fotlf
2oRk. N - ~ NOH i'AA' Nm"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04

HcfF Nosns Eals Il E.sdiuR nras RetaiptA. BAak
sseesssd 1stsS s5assa 5ss. "a q S. 6ksEiss
alaaaA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04
Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Wednesday. March 4, ls5a
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RAILROADS.

JAMES H. WINGFIELD,
ssenEer Ascent
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAIIRo,,
Ja3 Pos,otsco d.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04
RAILROADS
LOUIsvELLE AND NAsHvNI LIE AND |
MEMPHIS AND I.oUIsVILLE RAEE.. !
ROAD LINE

THINE LIIFN MELVILLE TOT NuELIINu0HI and
Atlanta a. 100 P. n. and 500 A. X, and for Deoa
tur and Huntsville at 100 P. n. and $50 A. "a.
5LKHFLR0 OARS accompany ali night trains.
Passougers leaving BY loo A. NJ train can take
sle-ping-car at depot at any hour 10 the evening.
A. 81. for Lebanon, DRnville, and Grab Orchard
connecting By stage for all important points in
Southeastern Kentucky.
GAVE CITY AccoxMoDATIoN train leaves Loais.
Vile At $40 A. NJ arriving 1t CITY at S:45 Z. NJ,
and stepping at all intermediate stAtiOna.
BAE DsroWN train leaves Louisville 1t 80 P. NJ
Ths 500 P. u. ain for Nashville and Memphis
BardstoWu and Knoxville Branch trans run daily
sISsgs sunday e.r.r.l s AI9sf =. kiHk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04

CoNTRoLIERs OFFICE, 0irY or NEW ORLEANS,
Uity Hail, 9Th day0f February, 1868. !
Notice is hereb, given that he Controller will at
10 O'Clock III on TUESDAY, the II III day of March,
1853 at his office adjudcate to the lowest bidder
S. 6. BROWER,
De- uty Controller.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04

SPECIFIC ALTON Of Materials and Workmanship
requisite for the Erection and Completion of the
proposed First District Recorders court and
Pu ice station on piece OF ground located on
T.afay cite street. between Barunue and Drysdes
streets under the direction the City Surveyor
of New Orleans and asreeaby to such further
drawings in exp anation thereof may be fur
nishe therefor f. ON time to time.
The re Of building, its dimensions, sub divisions,
and the arrangements Of detail of buildings, thick
ness O walls are to be the same as set forth and
shown on the several drawings deposited in the
Surve, or's office. Al the measurements being in
American feet and inches, and when not figured to
be measured by the scale of drawing as given there
on Should the contractor require duplicates, lie
will have to furnish tnem at bus own expense.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04

STREET CoMMIssIoNKn's OFFICE, !
Room No. City Hail.
New Orleans March 4, 1868.
WAS BROUGHT TO THE FIRST DIS
w trict Pound, corner Lafayette and Locust
streets, as an estray-
One white and black GOAT.
Which, if not claimed within thres days and the
expenses thereon paid will be sold at public auction
at said Pound on FRIDAY, March 8. 1913 at II
O'Clock H. GEO. ID. FIELD,
Street Commissioner.
r. MCDONNELL. for Controller. mh4 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04
LRoNwoRK.

Wmdog EIafinEa ioE prison ers to be furnished
lu1 llFsacd we'll aud scccr6 IN the walls u the rfa
o. .zla iatlae1 % b. fp6t ~ feet II tho clear
$40 b 11ae in ne same way = the dueEs, out 81
iN1r EQuu1 euu fastened IN frame and Cross piece
o. A'a ieahts t4 inch iron frame.
90 ~ wa 81 ~ Il1n aale 10 tee part ton wall q
lte laf4I enN cne IL lx1nt q The oUor story and ID
1880 sloy qI pfl.tns anid Eafea TO be d iuor
ti--. a.lr.-re lrq.s ltfe good strong locEa I'D
NilHtH lf4AeIIFN 10 lna 1IIn1Hofk.
~ 4a.i.1 - me fl4HI F4f4 llad'ng 70 prieau 10
save c4liAele Nzo4Nt4 il0a 11Aalats 81 luficislt
n4st14I|I.s .z-...z.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04

STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
No. City Hall J
New Orleans, February 70. 1858
MAS BROUGHT TO thu THIRD DIS
w trict Pound. corner of MArigny and Morales
stsAA4a nEtrAv-
One gray HORSE, fourteen hands high.
Which, IL not claimed within i've days, and the
expenses thereon paid. will be sold At public auc
tion 1t said Pound on WEDNESDAY. March :,
GEORGE d. FIELD,
st eat Commissioner.
r. MCDONNELL. for oontroer .s2a6t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04

The banQuetto in front OF the property upon
which the building Is 20 be erectes shall have
dresaed gurbstoneB Of North river blue stone or
other stone Of equal good quality. with beye dressed
on the top to answer the sl0pe OF the SIDES from
thre 70 Sax feet long from ~ 20 a inche wide and
not less than incnes thick They sha be we'll set
in good JOINTS and In WoFkmanliEs manner. They
an al b. do interapersed In lenkths of from to
feet Throughout the work according the lines and
levels % he City surveyor given.
Yns top Of the banQuettes shall be properly graded
and Jagged with he best quality fooled and dressed
North river naKstnnes not less than inches Thick,
iad and bedded with closed aud even joints in good
hydruulo cement mortar. Ih8 aias Of the AaR-
stonoa shall be not less than feet BY feet Tho
haastsuss for the projection Of the main cornies
shall b nos less tnan fest long aud not less than
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04
ERIE RAILWAT-

GREAT BROAD GAUGE DOuRLR =,
VI route to New York, Boston, and New 4.
cities. ~
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04

An outside openings OF all the buildings to have
grante stills AID caps shown By the plans, OF the
best Quincy granite accurately cut dressed, and
prepared and set in 3 careful, solid. and good work
manlike manner and left clean and perfect in every
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04

The privy sink in front yard shall be dug feet
below the level of the banquette, the bottom 10 be
covered with two thicknesses Of inch fatbaat
planhs and tns sides walled up with Ii inches wall TO
the hegth OF the door said sink to be 4xl0 feet in
clear and eemented inside.
There will also be sink In prison as the dotted
lines denotei said sink to be dug feet below the
ground have IS inches walls, and measure 1xl6 in
the elear well consented inside this sink shall have
cast iron gover feet square, moving on hinges in
cast iron frame. Each sink to have Okla inches
ventiiating flues carried up in the brick walls.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04

British ship Cambria, -, from Havana
i'll ballast, to Lowell d Bailey
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04

The whole of the windows shall be trimmed and
finished to correspond with the finish OF the several
doorwAys; they shall have l glazed sashes, double
good strong sash cord. The front and back windows
Of the recorders court shall have * inch fourfold
with bost buts, and fastened witt proper hooks,
bolts, and iron crOssbars where requisite Two folds
pannels. the other two folds to be blinds with
stationary Stats.
The windows in the yard shall have outside l2<
inch Venetian blind shutters, we'll hung with the
best loose parliament butts, aud fastened with shut
ter fasteuings and an eight-ineh orossbolt.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-02

DABoLIcAL CRUELT1Es PnAcT1oEb BY THE
RADICALS UPON NEaRoIS.--Among the methods
oi torture employed by these wretches upon
the negroes to make them swear away human
lives was the instrument known as the 'Fswost.
box" This we understand to be box of wood,
inside OF which the victim il made to- stand.
The wooden sides OF this box, by means OF q
screw, are compressed closer and closer, until
the individual can scarcely breathe; then a
stream of hot air or steam is thrown nPon the
victim; he is almost stitied; q pressure put
upon his heart and lungs until the agony of his
position is such that human nature sinks under
the inHiction, and the poor creature cries out
that he Is ready to testify to anything desired.
We assert that our information Is positive and
reliable that these Internal cruelties have been
practiced by the Federal military in Georgia
upon black men in order to make them swear
away the lives Of innocent white men and re-
spectacle citizens before a military commission
''organized to convict" and with murder i'll
their hearts. Que of thesepocr negroes thus
tortured was kept thore 30 long that his knee
actually burst open by the pressure Of blood.
Nutionat Iate,tiger,cer, 20.h.
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sJ- The Business and Publication III
fec of THE DAILI NEWS has been
removed to the large and eommodious
building No. 149 EAST BAY.
BY TELEGRAPH.

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IPER ATLANTIC rELEGRAPu.l
GEN. NAPIER IN PARIs--IIs- REwARD-THE POPE
CALLS A GENERAL COUNCIL OF THE CHURCH
THE TRANSFER OF ST. THOMAS, &C.
LONDON. July 1.-The debate on the Irisi.
Church bill was continued in the House .f
Lords until O'Clock, when it was suspended
and the bill was defealcl by vote OF 81 to- 1872.
The Tories cbeered loudly.
ROME, July 1.-The Pope has summoned a
General Council of the Church to assemble at
the Vatican on December the 9th, 1869. Per-
sons summoned must appear personally OF by
proxy.
BERLIN, July Bavaria has ratified the
naturalization treaty.
LISBON, July 1.-Rio Janeiro advices repre-
sent tho war on the pari of the allies as Ian
gushing. The peace party in the Argentine
Confederacy is in the ascendancy.
PARIS, July 1.-Gen. Napier, of Abyssnian
war tame, arrived here yesterday, and is the
guest Of Lord Lyons. He will be created
peer On his return to England.
NJ. G. vicomte de St. Ferrial, First Secretary
of the French Legation at Washington, has
been recalled by his government. He will be
accredited to England in the same capacity
- CopnNHAaEN, June 9a.-Ihe delay i'll COM
pletine tho transfer OF st. Thomas to the
United States is represented to be accidental
The King has intimated that Santa Cruz will
also be disposed OF to the United Sites as
soon as the claims of France in connection
with that island are settled.