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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

PgEnA7gRz.-Curporsl Brady, OF tLa drst
district, yesterday morning touud q paper
box in q vacant lot on Euphrosine street,
near the jackson railroad depot. which
contained the proof Of some unfortunate
womau's crime. Singularly the boz and
contents were taken by the officer to the
Pecauier station, nearly two miles from the
place where found. Coroner Bradford was
was called on to hold an inquest, but the
queer state OF affairs disininted all his ar
engagements. An order for its interment was
issued. The boy infant was -:os very pretty,
and was rot dressed ct all. The little bits Of
dreases wrapped around it we're cd ard
worn, but once we're rather fue,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

MaTOP4LIY or NV OaLEASs,)
Uity Hall, Say 4, lsts
No. 902 New Series.
Resolved, That such of the city tax bills vinh the
books ana papers relative thereto Tor the year 1851
as have been made out aud prepared for any one OF
more Of the districts of this city be Immediately ds.
ivered 20 the City Treasurer that the collection OF
such EaKes may be commenced without further
de ay
(Signed) WILLIAM I. HEPP
- Frrsident Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
(Signet) JAMES GRAHAM
Approved April 90, 1865.
tSiguedl +. HEATH. Mayor.
A true COPY.
DANIEL X. N5uTAEEEs Secretary ,ny5 It
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

sMrtoN l. BE il ordained By l5e ConStit,g.
al Conr ention of the STATE Of Louisiana,
y the sheriffs aud tax collectors Of the
e, except of the city ofNew Orleans, Or
a Right Bank, and parish of jefferson,
Ag give notice to the taxpayers of their
ysesiye parishes to pay the tax Of one
d pa cent, levied by ordinance Of the
entJburth December. 1857, by this Con-
nlioa;and thirty days after service of said
tic, those who shall not have paid the
due by them shall be considered in de-
hid and the sherItfs and tax collectors
ll exact an additional tax from such per
b Of tfe1Ity .tiue per cen upon the sum due
hem for the first default, and an addi-
nal tax of ten per cent TO be computed on
gCrlginal tax for every subsequent thirty
Esaid persons shall continue to be in de-
III up to the date Of the final settlement.
BE- 2. Be il further ordained, That the
sgils and tax collectors of the city Of
" Orleans, Orleans right bank, aud par.
Of Jefferson, shall by,public notice in one
npaper published In their parish call
dn oil taxpayers 70 pay the tax levied by
ordinance of December - above men.
ped and all persons who shall not have
a he amounts due By them on account
laid tax ten days after the publication OF
thoye required notice shall pay an addi-
nal tax Of twenty-five per cent on the
yzal tax, and an additional tax of two
IA half per cent on the original tax of
mill per cent for every subsequent ten
slaid persons shall continue to be IN
lult
&c, 8. Be It further ordained, etc, That
nediately after the taxpayers shall have
a put in default by the expiration Of the
~ or ten days, as the case may be,giVen
he notice required by the FIRST aud sec.
sections of this ordinance, the sheriH5
tax collectors throughout the State
" proceed to seize and sell after ten days
ice property of the delinquent taXpay
movable or immovable, sufficient to
the original tax, al additional taxes
Ga levied, and costs.
aopled in Convention ut the city Of New
ans this fourth day OF January, Anno
PM eighteen hundred and sixty,eight.
agned) JAMES G. TALIAFERRO,
President of the Convention.
ened) WILLIAM VIGERS,
5i ibt Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

HIA4OEALLE OF NEW UELEAN5,
City Hall, Mag {, ls6s
No. g0O-New Series.
Resolved. That the Control CT be authorized 10
warrant upon the lTeasursr Tor the ann OF Two
h0r1and dollars IN CT ..otes or eDIigsti6rs in
favor otJohn r. Walsh IN fu settlement Of l. Is ella m
aga nst the city OF New Orleans tor epairs zone aud
mate Ia furnished to and about The sorapurn
market
Signed VIM Z HFPp
Presldent Board Of Assistant ldermen
USlgned JAS. GRAHAM,
Approved Mag ., 1863
Catgnedl IL HEATH, Mayor.
A true cUpv:
DAstLL X, WHITAaEE, Secretary. ng55s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

DIR. b. r. Wright. DESTROYS c. spending the
summer in the North, will leave tho ,lty soon All
friends wishing his services VA til, dives a
favoE b giving hun cal, as he Las re- 'ced nis
already low dental charges one ha.f, ia gtanbaoks
No l53 Custouhouse street, between DauphIus
and Burgundy osWS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


l4EAslse THE DRAINTEG CANALS. - The
owing Communication from DR.. D.
fkey suggests the means to be adopted
The partial publication Of the draining
Als, provided the city authorities fail to
e the appropriation needed to clean
n thoroughly aud without further de.
occurred to me on reading your able
cle urging the necessity Of immediate
Alng ont the draining canals of this
that it is now entirely too late in the
oa for the execution of such a measure.
ugbing the contents of those canals now.
the temperature between eighty and
W degrees, would result in loading our
asphere with pestilenttal impurities
ta would surely invite the return Of our
lear's yellow deVastator.
q leave this filthy mass undisturbed,
iet eopioHs supplies Of carbOlic acid or
"a Be- kept Continuously foaiing upon
surface, and sulphate of iron thrown
Various points until the advent of cold
olf, when through our good city gov
at means will be adopted to rid this
lalal city Of its greatest curse Its pres.
.lem Of drainage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08
COMM ERCIAL.

ne
e.. C.TE E fuTtheg disoogra 5ing ad-
wees from ON Liverpool ard New York, prices
n~-Ee -1'tSu " III CLls LarhCt To-Day ana
SVtlpt.it 1 N-tl IesG@y closing quotations
- Low ueG 'ue loF tle past Two days
o. tElY L. " upon al G sss!ncalons.
ogVe;a4 !eaalug iacVofs itlusG 10 accept
oL-s.!iE - .eS uoWeVef; ott WIN the com
Pt t-sa,-sS'{ sL5s-it supply OF sang i0UO Oaies
cnd;ased n1uas to,d"y ~ tne su3lolHtd quo
t,'siut.s, w; G1uu ordlhLry -e5gg2',; low
-1-0U'I-s ---G59uC' anu nlldullAS "e5 p" SIC
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock OF Land Sept. l. Ise7-baiss....,...... lj.zb
Arrived to-day ..........,..........,.... az
A A1, preV1oasy .6i3O47
to-, .,---,.''' s2s9-e3, Gu
ct,,... 81, 5,-. Nc, 6o2S9l
Giessed preViosiy r S9G,o n,
s'oel o. lsnd aHa on aAi7ooafd'..' s. 6as
The cle&rances to-day included 50 bales
for Havana, blO for Barcelona, 626 for Bre.
men, ana $50 ior Liverpool.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-9 Dbls OF molasses
were received from the coast this morning.
NO sugar. There is some little Louisiana
sugar here, which Is retailing az lt{C II i for
fair; ljt9ljzc for prim"; lGGlG!c for yet
low clarified; and l650l7c for white. Yes,
terday, not reported, a lot Of i7G hhds Cuba
Leos.- SSAN - E-aftAtN Va a%4o NA'StlJ
grades are quoted at wholesale at iliGl25C
q Il.
ARRIVALS 7EoH TIE WgsT-Thc steamer
Belle Lee, trom Louisville, and towboat
Bee and bargcs, from ST. Louis, have ar.
rived since our review Of yesterday.
ELoUs-The market IS quiet but steady
aud firm! With fair inquiry at previous
prices. There we-e sales to day of ll23 bbls,
OF which 100 double extra at $40 574, 800
double at $40 SO, l40 treble atl2 80, 30 choice
extra Ut Sic, 500 treble extra and 100 extra
on p-lyae terms, 80 single extra at 50 So,
200 treble extra ut $40 ., so do at $40 7j,
lC0 choice extra st SlG 50 aud 50 at Sli q
Dbl.
CoEN-We hay &c to note dull and droop-
iup market to-day, with liberal supply and
very httle demand. Previous prices could
4 II be obtained 81 Wholesale or for round lots
aud the business this forenoon was only in
y abbiug way. The sales were confined to
1925 sacks, of which 500 inferior 1T 81. 400
uiged st 81 O3, 900 white al 81 OF, and 22j at
81 05 & busheI. Since then 1875 sacks were
sold III the following ordcr: 200 inferior at
81, Us white st 81 05, 100 yellow at 81 or,
zoo and SO white at 81 O3.
OATs-The market is quiet at unchanged
prices; sales to-day eco axis, Of which 500 at
zee; 500 ut &c p nushCl.
BEAH-Is selling TO tie Trade at - 40 d
loo u.
HAY-Prime ana choice Western is lob.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

JzTBlRV The dwelling Of hrs. Caroline
Singer, corner Annuuoiation and Third
streets, was left alone few minutes. but
during that few minutes thief entered and
stole q watch and some petty pieces of
jeweIry.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

A BAr-ERER.-JUkn Francis HIS 0ocn
sent to the Criminal Court for trial accused
o. assault and battery and attempting 9
robbery on Ramon AIonzo several nights
ago. Ramon asserts mat accused entered
his place on Poydyas street ard When
caught in the act Of committing theft
pitched into. rim in Q fe-oCious manner.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

UEDzE TIE CIvII RreHTs Bill. United
States Commissioner Holland yesterday sent
Mr.. Tinney, a justice of the peace of St.
Charles parish, before the Circuit Court
under charge Of having committed an as.
sault aud battery on Mr.. Batlett more than
a yea ago u Boutte Station, on the Opelou-
sas Railroad
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

having been implicated In the robbery Of
DanEigers store. j. Durant, arrested same
manner, was dismissed.
John Kehs is charged by V. Early with
an attempt to murder. Kehs will have .
hearing hereafter.
J. Ebcl will soon und rgn an examination
on the epidemical charge of embezzlement
and breach of trust. -..
Edward Alexander, accused of assault
With dangerous weapon on Mr.. Laresche,
was discharged. 1t seems that Siciiian
had stabbed colOred man, and alexander
at once gave his friend assistance by arrest
ing the st.hber. A large crowd had gathered,
aud the Siciliau drew pistol, and accused
took the capon from hun, when he vas
set on by the people, and In endeavoring to
keep the men OF fourished tie revolver.
Hence the complaint.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

z az ,D DISTRICT REcoKDEE's UOUEr.--
aha|i Gardner, Sarah Williams, aud Vieto-
I psIss anderson, residence on Toulouse street,
Spt 81 Burgundy aud Dauphine streets.
ten slowed to 20 to the workhouse for
faptha. or produce q voucher for them
/ <. I1 They are charged with being leWd
psps s1a1 Toned, and harboFlng thievesA-
AZ Who robbed the stofe Of Mrs.. Dan.
49, E,s Barron was fined so for disturb
re-. Ne peace and hsrmony Of q house..
ipsooL W. the eoppiAihaat. y = ~ 9 y
,Ss 3 Eee wss'afressea ty Special Or
- Nalsne and DooseTsoa chs AaEgs e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

JOHN I. BARRETr. goHN n. wExAEa
BARRETT ~ WIRAEANE,
wholeSais and Retail Dsalsrsin
HARDWARE, STOVES. SHIP oHANDLKRY
PAINTS. AND OILS.
Alarbleasea AxaAtels. Grates. elias.
Rsand, sqaArs. and Hoe1 Ten.
Copper. IN. uad shsst Lrpn. wAra-
Es4. Sss 50 sTs Esvss FsstSst,
~ Esss sSraSs.a lE,shsA Fs-s,h Dissrist. :.
nSaen aMWNR1.RANk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08
) r F. 1 Q I "A l. :
rH1a CONVENTION TAX.
, coLLECT0@s AND sHERIFFs.
rrher Extension of Time for gettlInz
with Lhe Auditor.

BoARD or REGISTRATION,
State ct Louisiana J
New Orleans, April %, lsS9,
ha regular meeting of the Board, Geld on
kVnesday, April 90, l56s, the following
sda6on was adopted:
\ Rgred, That the time for the final set.
lsnent of the Convention taxes by the Tax
'elbctors and Sheriffs throughout the State
I'M the Auditor of Public Accounts be aud
hereby extended TO the first day of June,
s&
IBy virtue of the foregoing resolution, I
sfeby notify all Tax Collectors and Sheriff,
lfoughout the State TO continue to collect
e Convention tax up to the first day Of
ne, 1868.
Tie Tax Collectors and Sheriffs are fur
n instructed that they will he held re-
|onsible for a rigid enforcement of the
ldnance adopted by the Convention Jauu.
|JI 1868 (Which 10 hereinafter published
4 the information of all concerned), ex-
Ting penalty for non-payment Of said
u
Ifhe Convention RENTED all penalties up
the twentieth day of March, 1865, and
|om that time the penalty will be eXacted
! al the parishes where the tax rolls were
7adyg that date, and thirty days after the
Z rolls we're completed tn the other par
hes the penalty will b. exsctt'd.
S. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
r. c. RICHARDSON, Secretary. apo l5t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08
MAYoNALuY OF INV OnIEANs.
City Hall, Nay 4, ls6S.
No. q0S-New Series,

OAty ran, MAY A, leta :
No. 90S-New Series.
WElEBEAs, By resolution No 1871, Ney, Series .
contract was entered into between She city OF New
Orleans and William Tobiu for furnishing the city
with 80 600 feet of wharf plank at So Is per thou.
sand feet he saii contractor has furn shed on his
cnntrae l0l'0a feot as appears from two certificates
from the urVegor nov On fle in the Controller
office, Hhereby S23l % vas retained the ten per
cent condition OF the contract. The said William
Robin proposes to fulfill his contract BY furnishing
tho cry the balance remainiug due II 800 feet at
So % ter thousand, contract price Or to annu tue
contract by tho payment of the ten per cent retained
on the two certificates issued therefore, be it
Re olved, That the contract entered into by the
city Of New Orleans with William Tobiu according
to resolution No i9l. New series, for furnishing
0tO0teet Of lumber. be aud the same is hereby de
Ciared Cancelled.
he is hereby authorized u sarrant on the easurer
for the of tWo hunrod and thrty ono and thirty
si1 one hundredths dollars, (23l % being hnal set
tloInet with William Tubin his c'ntgact for fur
nshing ,nlbeI to the city, as per resolution NO l94
New Serie,. - =. ,,
6SiRnedl MM, 7. dkfPi
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
(signedl JAS. GRAHAAI
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved May 2, ls6s.
tSignadl Is, HEATH. Mayor
"A true copy;
d. *. WHITAKER, Secretary. my5 s.
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0, S. MAR8HAIiS MONITlONS
.altell s - 3. 49,. surprI,e, &c

Quilted States vs.. elteoRe,- surprise, Her
iacklai etc. and 1900 in SpFCr.
IN THE UNITED STAIRS DTSTRIJr COURT.
L for the District Of Loukiaua No als7-In obedi-
unce 10 an admiralty WaTsht Co me directed In the
above en- tiled s1lt havaseiEed and taken into my
possession
Ths Schooner SukPRIeE. her Tackle, rte, and
$1,000 in Specie iboled b. me United States Of
America Tor tie causes 81 forth In tue libel
iied by tha United Stats DisTri-t Attorney aud
now pending ia the Distdct Court oil the United
STATES.
And do hereby cite aud ad1,onisb fLe owner or
thereof, aud all and ever n,rs0u or persons
having pretending TO haye aiy RICHIE title or in.
terost IN 10 the same To 81 Ard g,,pear at Dis
tFict Court OF tho United Stafes ~ me District
atOrpa-idi 70 DO holden At the city of New Orleans
or before the THIRD fONOIV from tie date
hereof, to show cause II att they have al can why
the said.suhooner, gpe1e, 80 shgall not DO CON
demned ana be sold agieeabIg % the prayer Of
hbelnnt 49,
United States MeEehalN Oaios, New Orleans
seventh day Of MAY Lggs, ii Il HEBRON,
No. I43-inys Is 1923 Un1tad States Marshal
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PETITION.

NEW ORLEANS, January Is, 1868,
To The Honorable the Common Council OF TIE City
OF New Orleans:
DnE UNDERSIGNED, PROPERTY HOLDERS
on Peters and Clay streets, (seC01d district nf
this city,, respectfully begt0 repro necessity
Of sidewalks on the abovenameu strt Is, trom CONT
BILE body will pass ordnance authorizing and
compe ling the property holders to Lave the said
SIDEWALKS laid at once.
We also further beg to represent the pr0prictv of
the city having Clay street graded and dam1ed
from Cont to Customnouse street, al its own eK.
pensq, in the same manner as it has been done from
CouttO IT. Louis street, as We believe that tho ben
ett1 extended 10 one or more should 10 extended to
all On the same street, and in this view Wa solicit
your honorable body 60 insLuot tho City Survoyor to
proceed n the grading and maCuUGu.,l.Ig OF Clay
street from Cont to Gust0mhousa street.
And rs in duty bound Eewiil eyer praq
WILLIAM IL NREDrNBURG Per william II.
Nredenburg Jr - feet on Peters street aud 100 te5t
JAN PETIT. 2o2 feet on Clay street. q. or Peters
street
). AVET, 200 feet on Clay street, 100 on Peters
street,
4. II. GRIFFF, % feet o. CLAY stre.t
Il. j. BERKENN, 81 feet on Day street
A. IONA, IS feet on Clay Street
FELIN LABA TUT. SO feet on Clay street. 80 On
Peters street
a. II. .DMEZA. 90 foot on Olays,ruef
j, a. LAVlLLEBAUNl p feet "a Gag strugt. =
Peters street.
A. JACQUEr, per pro A. Bucket. 50 ta.t CA Clay
street. 80 on Peters street
Total number of tret in square l4-i total number
Of feet in petition list az s9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

SUPPOSED SUICIDE.--AJ an early hour
yesterday morning DR.. Lewis was called on
to administer 10 gentleman who was rep
resented as suffering severely in the City
Hotel. The doctor at once stated that tde
patient. 4. L. Bingham, had been poisoned,
and essayed to relieve him By use Of q
stomach pump. but no relief Was afforded,
and at ten o'clock he (Bughsni) expired.
There were three beds in the room In which
he slept, each occupied, aud friend of de.
ceased slept with him. 1t was midnight
before they retired, and it was after that
time that the fatal dose o. morphine was
swallowed. Mr. Bingham was originally
from Bowling Green, Kentucky, and lately
from Galveston, Texas. His personal ap-
pearance was good, and his age must have
been something like thirty-6ve years. The
effects left by deceased were taken charge of
by DR.. Bradford, but no money was found
in his pOckgt-book. We heard it stated that
deceased had written note some time ago
purporting that it was bis intention to end
his life. Of thest things we do not choose
to speak further until We are fully informed.
BROKERAGE ON TAX BILLS INQUIRY ct the
proper sources enables our reporter to state
that = certain party applied at the Con
troller's Office for his taz bill before it wag
IT ady to go into the treasurer's hands. The
contractor for making the tax bills was
especially requested to prepare this par
ticular bill out of its order. He did 60. It
was sent to the treasurers office, SO that
the party might 90 there and pay It. Gu
the following day Mr.. John A. Watkins
presented the tax BILL which he said he bad
paid, and demanded two and half per
cent commissions for paying it. The tex
payer foolishIy paid this charge, which was
made solely on the authority of Mr.. Wat
kins, who has taken it upoa himself to
collect commissions for voluntarily paying
tax bills. II individuals choose to comply
with his demand 1t is their own fault. Mr..
Watkins will have ar opportunity TO ray o
brokers' license.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08
MATOEALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, May 4, 1855
No. 9O7-New Series.

NJ Jut--Af6H CtEleSs
b 1t ordained. That the Street Commissioner
10 be placed within the lamps at the corner of
each public street IN the city the name OF each OF
the nterseeting streets, upon plan proposed by j.
o Hara; prov ding the same be furnished cost OF
and placed therein.
(Slgnedl NM. 7. HEPP,
President Board Oi Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) JAMES GRAHAM
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved May ., ls6s.
Signed E. HEATH, Mayor.
A true copy:
DAsu'L X. WHITAKER Secretary. mss St
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WHITE r. f SIS@ghfg ~, e e. stePn,s Mol

Wliiin1m 8,onEhsy e ans. ". Steamer Moi
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
4 for the District Of Louisiana No 90sb.-ln ebe
alenee g an admiralty walrant 10 me directed in
int my possession--
The steamer AQLLTE FELLOW her Tackle
~ for tne causes set forth ID the iibe nov pend
ang N me District lOurt q the DATED States
owners thereof and all and ever person or persons
having O. ptetendins 70 Rave any rht tls.or inter
81 ~ % t1e AnAe - - and Appear a DtstFac
QoqFt Of the United States tcr re district aforesaid
2 g h9deS A. the city q New oriesnS Or betors
the Eht ~ nOnuA nom The dats hereof 70 shes
cause, anY they haFe o. can Why ne said steamer
soAle eelss, neg ssske, appArol, etc. shsuld het
~ Aiq q upid AeressbE g tAe prayer
ysitse sssees iassaAAlu 04aa. New oEioapzl
- =, J. .. RERaCa. @ 3 ls-sAAA
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MATuEALEg o. EE~ Oh EANi..
Guy Hall, May I, 1855 ,
No. 903-New Series.
Resolved. That the City Surveyor be ard ne is
hereby authorized TO have Clay street from Cont
to Customhouse street graded and macada mi red
using Tor the purpose that round stone now being
broken By tue inmates OF the OIty Workhous
(Signedj W. r. HEPP.
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Signed JAMES G RAHAM
President board Of Aldermen.
Approved May ., 1865.
tSigned L. HEATH Mayor.
A true copy:
d. n. HlIrAIi, Secretary. my55 Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08
MlloEAlrY or New uRLTANs, /
e.. m If HaE. I
No. 800 New Series.

Resolved That per1nissiou be and Is hereby grant
ed to t. q W sSiter 70 ereH steam engine ON the
gut and Glouet streets, presided th1t -a,i Jga
engine be erected m accordance WITH the city laws
dnC ordinances,
thgusdl W. T. UEPE
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
(slgnCdi JAS. GRAHAN,
PresidAt Board Oh Aldermen
Approved May ., l55s.
isignetD =. HEATH Mayor.
A rue copy:
ID h. NHIrtkI-E. Sea4tary wyi o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

HAsEAs COEpUs No. w. ", WLitasidos,
who was { few days ago arrested CT > &c.
QUESTION from the Governor Z, Illinois,
was no sooner denied release on . writ Of
habeas corpus By Judge Leaumout than ho
ascertsined that the proper placs to obtain
release was in United states court, and
thither he went, where g marshal took him
iuto custody aud will keep him Until 60
morrow when the writ is returnable
GAMMA COURr--,iEage Eo,te.-M. +.
Stack, tried on charge Of assault and bat
terry, was found guilty.
Josephine Ray, know ueiy receiving
stolen property, was discharged or aer bond
until further notice.
John Roberts Thompson Orr Was rc-
manded TO prison until the tenth instsut.
Re Is charged with -c-s!.S ~ e-ac- so~ DC,
livery Of goods.
TIE Boz RoBBEEs.-W Wellington and La.
zare, the two boys who robbed Mr. Dan.
zigecs Canal street sto-s, have been re-
manded toprison. There have been Other
arrests in connection With this robbery,
and very likely full Developments OF the
transaction will be made before many
hours. Ny, Banziger has recovered Ii his
goods,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

Notice This is to caution the public against the
purchas ng Of one share OF the capital stock of the
Metat Association. issued in fa7orof T. J Wells
for the sum Of two thousand do~ss b. said Associa
ton on the first of January, 1851 tie said stock
was never transferred by the said T. J. Wells, and
belongs 70 his succession.
MADISON WELLS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

No. city Hall,
WEBE BROUGHT 10 THE 'IiRsf DIS
W trict Pound, corner Of La-'yG-.l and Locust
streets, As estray z--
Eight GuACS of different eolcrs
Which, II not claimed within tltle days and the
expenses thereon paid. viii DO sold or public a1c-
ton al said Pound on SATURDAY, May 2,
lsOS at l. o clock NJ. WILLIAM BAKER,
Street Commissioner.
Lours SlNEcHtL, 10y Controller mist