The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-28

l, Under the provisions Of section Of the
supplementary act Of Congress, passed March
pointed on the boards Of registration fof the
approaching revision and election for the State
of Louisiana, for the districts and parishes re-
spcetively named:
Ascension-H. @. Ingham, Elphsgs Gaudin,
Charles Muliet.
As.umption-w. q. wilkinson, o. NJ. Jack.
son, Samuel II. Fields.
Ayoyelles-Albert II. Blake. T J. Edwards.
F. E. Il. Chubbuck.
Baton Rouge, East-George M. Hustled, II.
V. Babin.
Baton Rouge, west-yaientine Dubroca, Ju.
Bienville-Wm. II. Finnegan. Thomas =.
Conklin.
Bossior-Jamc, II. Dobie, Percy Baker, Sam.
uel Berry.
Caddo-ROss Wilkinson, Fred. A. Fuller
Calcasieu-P. A. Burns.
Smith.
Carroll-George A. Sheridan, @. C. Benham.
Catahoula-Edward s. Will on.
Claiborne-CharIe,B B. Slack
Concorda-Isaae A. Abbott, John McConkey.
De soto-ThomAs Carey, John Beady.
fehcianas E-nenry d. Chase, Frank Roig,
FleiciHns, VS., W. wsl,ou, John MeElws
Matthew Riley.
Pranklin-B. S. Small, Leroy s. Ward, Cha,
L Jordan.
IberviIle-wnliam Brown. ]. L. Dupre.ne,
C. z. Merrill.
Jaekson-G. W. Ferguson, A. A. MiIHksp,
l.. M. Kidd.
Jeaerson-w. D. Smith, Thomas Friend, J.
J. Gutierrez.
Lafayette--Jeasrson I, Cs8rey, Rosmond c.
Landry, James Fry.
Lafourche-E. J. BruI, Octave Blnnch ard
Thomas L. Morris.
Livingston-N. T. Hyer. Lafayette Evans
Madison-Henry Carstens.
Morehouse-W. A. Moulton, John W. Bowles.
Natchitoches-o. N. Blackipgton, William
Roy, s. W. Kile.
0rleans-First District-J. A. Roberts, J. II.
Moore.
Orieans-sscond District-C. II. Robarts, J.
p. Stagg.
orlesns-Third District-J. Scott.
Orlsans-Fourth District-Theodors James,
DR.. John Green
0uachita--J. II. Gillian, David Hasley, Ansel
Edwards.
Plsquemine-J ulius Lowell, R. Il. Mcmillan.
Point Coupes-James NJ Cooley, Bernard
Dayries, j. p Watson.
Rapides-N. G. Smith, Geo. J. Pen6eld.
Saskatchewan Munson, D. ". Brandon.
St. Bernard-Thomss ong Edmund Where,
Jules Delery.
St. Chsrles-George Z. Emerson, Ben. @.
Adams.
81: Hslsna-AbrAham wommsck,J j. T.. Ysrkes,
ID. +. Seton.
St. James-Dr. Chas. Gray, VIM. II. Lawtou,
Marceline 0ubre.
St. John Baptist-Jamss T. Reid.
b. Landry-D. M. Kavanaugh, George N.
Rogers, Edmond II. Martin.
st. Martin-DarnsrvillsO levier, Placide Ben.
venu, J. W. Seaman.
st. Mary's-Homer H. Smith, james @. Park
inson, Fred. G. Pslfrey.
st. Tammany-John J. Mortee, Isaac Evans,
Nelson Collins
Ten,as-Robert WcrreI, r. D. Mitchell.
Tsrrebonne-Wm. J. Minor, Joachim Guena,
George IL, Fleetwood.
union-Lorenzo M. Bronson, G. J. Mcclellan,
Ver%iliion-RudolPh Curtis, Lyman G. Lyons,
washingt9n-Joseph chiilet. John =. Ard,
Wesley W. Faust.
Winn--Wiliam Wright Bgbert II. Dsloaeb,
Isham 7. Cooley.
Each member Of the boards of registrars, DO.
fore commanding his duties, will file with the
chairman of his board, for transmittal to these
headquarters, the following oath: 81, A D, do
solemnly swear Tor affirm that have never vol.
UNFAIRLY borne arms against the United States
since have been citizen thereof; that Ihave
voluntarily given no aid, oountenanoe, counsel,
hostility therefor that have neither sought
nor attempted to exercise the functions Of any
Office whatever under any authority or pretended
authority in hostility to the United States that
have not yielded . voluntary support 70 any
pretended government authority, power OF con
stitution within the United States, hostile Or In
imioal thereto. And do further swear (oI
affirm that, to the best Of my knowledge and
ability, / will support and defend the Consti.
tuition ofthe United States against all enemies,
foreign and domestic that will bear true
faith and allegiance to the same that I take
this obligation freely. without any mental res
orvatiOn or purpose Of evasion; and that ] will
we'll and faithfully discharge the duties Of Oh,
ONCE on which am about to sntsr. so help m,
God"
Registrars will be governed In the execution