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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

The governor Of Utah recommends the
revision Of the divorce laws.
The Rapides parish conservatives will
meet at the Toulouse hotel, in Alexandra,
on Monday to organize.
Grant, in the strategy Of fighting, is un-
qnestionably the chief; but in the strategy
of lying johnson is king.
About the 25th instant two vessels will
sail from New Orleans for Venezuela with
such emigrrats as 1ieeire to visit that fertile
country. LII
The horses and coach Of the BED river
mail live when crossing at Monette's ferry
went overheard aud were soon under
wateY. The horses are lost.
The "White Fawn," that great sPectacu-
Asr drama, is to be produced in Boston,
where the stage is much better and tenfold
larger than in New York.
The cost of the public printing was foe
the session of 1861 upward Of 100000
less than for che session Of lS59-6O, when
the Democrats were in majority.
a delegation of railroad men was before
the house postoftice committee this week,
urging compensation for running postage
cars on all the leading railroads Of the
country.
The decision of the supreme court Mon
day, on the Georgia injunction case, is re-
garded at Washington as significant, in that
it indicates a purpose on the part Of the
court to keep out of political questions.
Our rebel sympathizing exchange papers
unite in commentator of General Han
cocks removal of loyal men from official
positions. They with equal unanimity
condemn General Grant for ordering the
former to undo what he has lately done.
Mails now arriving at Boston from the
South aud West at s. 10 P. NJ. are sorted on
the train before its arrival for the city car
riers, and delivered Immediately to the car
riers' stations as we'll as to the main Office,
from whence the delivery to private resi-
dences and business houses commences i'm
mediately.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

'isIsna specify restored toner position and
rights as state Ia the Union. By having
The members If the state legislature elected
on the same day as the ratiacation OF the
constitution, it the latter Is carried, q
saving will be made OF at least sixty days,
and vet persons claiming to be Republic
ans oppose this measure, and a Journal
priding itself on the purity Of its Repub-
iicau record and its devotion to the in
teresls Of The Republican party throws the
weight Of Its influence into the scale Of the
opposition. That opposition Graves nothing
SO much as delay. Everything calculated
to ke4p voters from the polls is calculated
at the same time to defeat the constitution,
and thus to promote the desires of its
enemies. How fatal that defeat would be
10 the iuterests of our state, how detriment-
al to those Of the Republican party, need
not be told. Should we not, therefore, EN-
brace every honorable means Of strength
ening ourselves which experience has pro
nounced usefuls And what more likely to
be efieacious than this plan Of the donhie.
election? Its effect is well known by the
sstute leaders of the Democracy; and it was
most successfully used in the elections
which took place throughout these states
unaer Johnson's plan of reconstruction.
Committees hastily called together proposed
the required amendment to their state con-
stitutions, and at the same time offered
state tickets. Nobody objected that this
plan complicated the question nor does
it, Let us pursue the same then here, or
if not, let the opposition be the wsrk Of
military power, and that of factiOnists in
our midst. Let Republicans stand togett en-
and support every measure likely to pro-
mote the interests of their party, which are
identical with those Of the state, and in
deed with those of the whole country.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15
The DOUBLE rrpnqToT

In deciding to hold he elections for
sEate md municipal 6aIesra - he sams
dag As thas for The gataaasiah 81 .he new
constitution, the couvenilon has acted
IA lhe fiat plaea, he aeable cleo,
ilqn vii undoubtsaly bring ont a nnef
las8. ssls, lsr Though every fhinAlns h1
Shows l1at 90 fnndamelal law % he
e ENeaith s. 5 aaatlcf Of vial ihapoll
aa hssenAl consideration appeaI
y aAeh e strongly q ,fs average
iad isAs .eg ~ b aso Who void 1T
ne eleollsn 81 U.s. ssns lfaiiod 20 ~ az
lstI. could a.is . ale sr,ssl y,
s e aAi.
narrower evesy rsnt'at ia n
N. qft inns sio.
aa |fca1s should aol pass
III
r
s
caIslna lsnn1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

f. GRANT AND JoHNsoN.-A Washington
special of the 18th to the Cincinnati Gazette,
says Of the latest correspondence read in
congress: ra M5a
Secretary Welles' letter Yves received
with rear Of laughter from all parts of
the chamber. Secretary Stewards letter
was also received with laughter, and there
is great deal of inquiry for anybody who
can tell on what side be finally finds him
self. The manner in which Mr., Randall
comes up to the full Endorsement Of the
president is regarded as very characteristic.
II is not seen by anybody how Mr.. johnson
can make so much ont Of Mr.. Seward and
Mr.. Browning, who are the only ministers
that speak Of matters in detail. The Dem
ocrats do not profess to think the president
has materially strengthened his case, and il
is generally reported and believed that his
letter has been much toned down since it
was first written. The Republicans are
unanimous in saying that there is nothing
in the communications Of the president and
his cabinet 70 hurt General Grant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

Ofthe Radical Republican party of Lou'sia-
ma, The only organization represei,tingOr claim
ing to represent the Republicans of the whole
state, passed January 80, 1858:
Resolved, That all members Of the Cen
trail Executive Committee of the Radical
Republican party Of Louisiana who oppose
the nominees OF the State Nominating Cen
vention Of our party shall be regarded as
disorganizers, and their seats shall be de-
clared vacant. Adopted--yeas %, nays L.
WHEREAs, The New Orleans TSibsns has
ceased to represent the principles and
policy Of the Republican party of Louis
lana, therefore
Resolued, That we hereby repudiate It as
the organ of our party and Of this commit
tee, and appoint the New Orleans REPyB-
IarAN as Gle organ Of our party and Of this
committee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15
A TmgD PARrr.-Washington specialI

A THIRD PARrK.-Washiugton specials
state
Informationin conservative circles Is te
The effect that considerable progress has
been quietly made throughout the country,
BY those prominent in the Phila6elphia
convention, toward the inauguration Of q
combined movement locking TO the forma-
ton OF q third party upon she former plan
Of thas convention. Hostility both 70
c. srs..s, a:5 ss.eh Democrats as pendlns1n
and Seymour. viii mark the action taken,
and the name Of General Dix, which is
constantly used By these mon, indicates
the kind Of party Organization eonaem-
plated. There have been numerous private
meetings Of snb-eohsmittees, in various
paris Of the country, and ii Is expected
that the national COMMITTEES, appoiniad ct
Philadelphia, will soon assemble here.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15
NoTIoE 40 IN rUnIIo

BTREEr Cohsaflssroerd,s c,p,s
Room No 4 City m.
New Orleans kcbSnasy' IL IS
1T MAY BE WELL 10 REMIND THE PM
- enat = yOMPL INT Boz & Is opened
sattona 20 any Of our oomnfRnfly who viii erfs e
eomplatnts thereop relative to any dereiiei'.
may be developed unbsknoWn % this sisuS ss
GEOs y. FftIH7
Aol2 f Street. Comm issi.-1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

SEERNAy on S7ASIoEsA Washipglop
special daaedtho lllhinstnnt, to the Louis
vile cplfigf, ea1s;
As Genesal Hhermans name has besn
brought ln1o ID otnlroveIsF between Is !
president and General Grant, 1t nsaaF not
Be dl1'al t. state thar lAe president 6 IL re-
1eipt OF @ lellsf from General Sherman.
which y understood to have This pas 81
M ~ - Stanton Hc4f resign, and tiero
4p QINer Way ~ getting va Of him.
le.lot measures Should BE resorls1 az
THIS letter. together With nne other of
Yafy inapofIaHI oAo|af. nay reach az
RptIiee5s q IT, oFIahsie eon.loEsIss h
pressed asy lifihel
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15
BANKRUPT BLANKS.
OFFICIAL NOTToES--0ITY.

FOB THE ERECTION OF a BUILB-
ing on che Lot belonging 90 the City Of
New Orleans, On Lafayette Street, near
the eorner Of Dryades street, TO be
Used ne a Recorders Corra, Police
station, and Lookup. rg rasq
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15
SOU ION OF THE REPUBLIC
ST ATE NOMINATING aON-
BATION ON JANUARY 90 Asos'

RESOLVED, THAT We HEREsY PLEDGE our
Irvuh. ouE FORTUNES, AND OUR SACRED
nason 10 THE SUCCESS or THE RADICAL Be
prBLYeAS PATTY, AND THE ELECTION OF THE
CANDIDATES WE HAVE NOMINATED.
laf.s -. ,>.v.torraYy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15
RULES IN BANKRUPTCY,
ADUFIHU d The
HON. e. n. DURELL,

HON. 3. n DUBELL,
Judge ofshe United States District Osurt.
Together with list of the United States Judicial
Oosrs of the State and this Act Of the Legislature
dividing the State into Congressional DisFicts has
Just been published at the REPUBLICAN omes. and
Is now ready for delivery.
Price. VIC. aA 4H iy2dp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15
Adopted almost unanimously.


The subscription price Of this paper is
sl6 year, and the same rates for One-half
OF one-qnarter Of year, payable in ad-
vance The paper can be obtained from
the carriers at the usual rates by leaving
name and address at this Office, or by APP
plying to the carriers, aad payment can be
made at this Office or 70 the carrier.
The Weekly REPupIzoAS is five dollars q
yslr, payable IN advance. TAe Sunday
RlgruhIlcAs. delivered by carriers, is also
nEa dollaEsa year, payable IN advance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

Resolved. That ordinance No. els new u
and the same is hereby amended 90 a. Co ras1 +
l9ws; Al keepers Of groceries ceiling liquo,
Instead Of s00per annum" $3.50 =
President Board Of Assistant Az
Signed II. Al. VTflfGI MI N. g
President Board Of Aid.,
Approvpd February II, lee5
'sisas1 e HEATH, liz
DaSfEf' x. WHfrARse. eoorsfarv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

No. 854-New serIes.

WI w lI0W H1TIt1s
Resolved, That permission be and the
hereby granted 70 the Crescent City raiIrt
river, 70 connect with the Crescent railroad
on the square bounded b. Philip, JacksOn.
pitoulas, and konsseaE stfeetg
(Signodl ~ W. PERKINS
President Board Of Assistant Aidss3
tSienod) ~ A. WO0LtLf
-, President Board Of Aldsr
tsigne0 h. HEATH. MAJ
DANIEL K. WHIrAztR, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

The Alexandria Danocat, rcbsi cons
earn. Is suhiiant st The removed Of loyal
men from The New Orleans city council,
and thua nldrssses General Hancock ;
ssood Iicks general, bit them again, and
ihe devil take care Of the weanded.D Tho
commanding general has certainly sue
seeaed 10 s.eirIog aid and comfort 70 he
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

- The sheriff sells a. anction this day at
1o4 o'clock A. NJ, at his warehouse, No. 23
Jefferson street, second district, lot Of
oasehold furniture and movable effects.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

= r. Peter Joseph, treasurer Of tho first
ward Radical Republican club, Informs US
that the report 81 its proceedings published
dsv or two since were slightly incorrect,
and that the resolution relating TO mems
bsrshiR was introduced By him instead Of
MI. Robertson.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15
WHlrAzEHs Secretary.
No. $50 selies.

Resolved, That permission be ana In. !.
hereby granted 70 Messrs. Reiuions nv 4 I.f
erect q steam eHgir at No. 8 Spain sfreef I'M
trict, the same 70 be erected In ACCORD an,a vs.
ssiinS iaWs ana oratnanceF, and to remain =
gnlEn9Q) II. w PFRTyTNr +,
President Board Of Assistant d.
fSignen n. a. WOo1'Fft
Approved tebruaTg II, 1853 4 n = -AiO VT
t.s ..ga .d,,. z. ItKATH. NJ,
DANrEL * WHITAKER, secrotary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15
Il (. WnIrAKlR. Secretary.
No. ss5-Nar Saries-

Besolyed. That IN Wow o. Che financial an
which now prevails in tho city Of New OLD
professions, calitnea, ete., nee from ali cost &
theaameia hereby extended to the first Of Man
Resolved further. That all ordinances Or a
and the same are hereby repealed
(3iEuedl M w pERKIN0
President Board 81 Assistant Ai
approved February II, IseS
Isignsd 4. HEATH, No
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15
No. St2-New Series.

SECTION l. Whereas The building situated al the
corner Of St Charles and Lafayette streets now used
as Recorders court Police station. and Lookup,
has begome nuisance to the ueighborheod in which
ID II sfahsd y Tie Common council Of sheoty
Of New Osdssns, That the aaid lots and buildlngs
theraonb be sold ct public auction, 81 tho soma tins
the sas 81 toe other real pIoDerlg belonging to 5
city d Nav 0ieans with the ooadiiioH that the CITY
tsr 81 II months alter lie saIs & te fs 81 tx
PEI CONT per annum on the amount Of tho adiadies
SIC. Resolved, Thas the Controller BE- ana he i
hardy authorized, after thirty days notice IN the
X ss z Z sIs ,ee * 2eqef s
bsionsiag p the city Of Esv OElsans o. Lafayelte
q rsoorders court, police station ana lccrIn. IL
cofdina q plan and specifications to Be Inada'by
~ e Ssis5 15di sss'' =. ". pERrTNs
Pseisdsst pro tenn Board q Asslslsz5 AIdsfsmen.
&. President 8osrd Of Aldermen,
Approved December a lada -. -. - 4 Z,
ConTRoLEERis oFFI1H, cIxx or EEY ohLnAks
NotIss sTsbS sse wi t az e cesss 4
z 'closk d. en TO ESpAKs thelllh az q liEFeh.
: s'ses'' Y r sS4' 81 IS @. BRowRR,
nsBusE Gpntrolen
SPECIE gAFI0Eo Of Materials and Wortmanshib
reqnislte toE We krsetien 4ud Cgn Rlation Of To
Police Station on piscd q 7roand IsoEisd Oh
l1feqelte STREET. betHeen Hsl0nna and DHFadas
81 New Orleans, and aefssahiy fs such fdi.f6st
e d.4Sines il sxpl1nasien lkss5ioi aa may bs III
The Vxs Of hulding is eil1enaons suhsdiyisions
aud The snients 81 "details 81 bhsldlnae thick
shown OF the several drawings dapazltof IN thb
Enrfegor's Office. AZ The measprenenls being ia
b rAsur9d bg the SCALE Of drsinil ~ eiun thera-
on; 6ho9ld me eoptlaetog Iagaifs duplieatsa he
win have 70 furnish them q his own expense.
BaIgKLhYKRs work.
EnEses8rs
The trenches Ger ths fsun s.iqnq shall be dug ont
IA Wdth 70 suit the widths 81 ta and Ia dcnth
. ~ g have tls upper eae! q taa work Of me
their h1ttoms fhall % made ailecly lef6l, hard
SEQ sollgi e1o smell hs covered WITH tW9 thlck
spegF qne smother n tha uaI1l nan1er, and nrol
sstlns tnnF sznnes eq aeh slde heyeaa sue fEst q
as aIl 14t a. lle tl1ac1ls7 AZ Is i6fIisd ii
e'1f s4l I'd .aoroush, fsRarseas tae arqupd
Ftedsa: Al Ae surplus carts and lia fIilf
BY D. t1A4a 9ey ~ ne ttlnt14ai aA1 Al ral1ish
works. ahall Pc carried away Or dep6alttd 81 ala
tf9nnq es we ritF5yor ina7 alteer
R7e7ss t'q eat,l ~ pfofsfg cis4aca qNt aid allsa
EnleAf tNn MORTAR .5f.ss'
4's Fh9ls = NC agie,ses u ~ fa9qaaisqpse y
lftlI saa "a gl0 lll9I. lll ID cz1rsut % Ia
l4I4H q aI,q leat 4It a-|A 81 Ilast lI1tn4lls
Ih0 t1 .44 4H tI4 ground Il g
W Is aIi1.l sldp1f l65 adn aIaIa' 1sis1 aiIaif
- 0f rs. 1.zI|lF lzfe Fl11s. 40 ~ flf zr1IoE
I1e II'.d aI HI.I.e .4l1s aIIlt0I esaI u7f.'...s
Iga.ales ~ Tie li,5
II 4cllii7 ~ - l1l.n ttI.fIt 11.csl I1||I -
M Is IS 'st 81 n Vi. ila slsaa
IS fsI= q s. + |Ss + = 81 ~ 81 .iz .ss
AsI-4aA 81 Nslla 14aer t4l oleN
t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

q 5 ~ Members Of the Constitutional Con
vacation are invited to act as Agents for the
New. Orleans RsPuBI1oAN on terms as favor
able as those offered by any other paper.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

uNTTED 51A1Es OUsToNuoI
.ll i.i.'.i q Oelseotof's M,
New Orleanel Fsbfn6ry q it
N PuRSu ANuE TO INSTRUCTIONS
2eise1 :, from the Treasury DsparemsAt, d.
pne now BASIN near Dlalbprna 8ireat ia rhis ~
tilaaeed % contain about 500 pounds Of 1aetsi
sold A. Pablo suction At y d arloet 81 . on NJ,
DAX, 10th instant. at the Canal ntfest anfganslal
Customhoua8 buiidina
Tsrlnk-Caeh in United Rates FRonvnrt nn,.1
VIII 2. KEH,Lf5GG
fels y Collect . 81 CasI.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

Rev olieaes. FehraaTy
WAS BROUGHT 40 4fz& Eods
etro81E. a. a. 1slIht-.l p
lna Msd COW with Nhito spot on tiie nd
BHtqh, q Hat claimed mfthsA ave daya3
expe1eas tHpz1uu paids Nill b. sold ia ia
tie7 e aaie foqpa "a AT4RphX. Fss'
UIsqlfs51l D. E'fEEYg, stssst Comlnis
r. 80 70 : a.1l.1.. 4or QaniroIleE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

Tho ehairman 81 the ways and means
eonmillse & very strongly 10 favor Of max
- .ae s..s.e..alz sasaaaae Isnraa,. a. indie
readent depsrsfasnt q the government.
giving IL bead complete control Of his
sgspis and ssaistanis, and lhen holding him
responsible Tor The collection Of Che reFs
shues. Il is thought he eenmitiee win
report and the hcuse adopt the proposition
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15
OFFICIAL NOTICES. --OITI
SrEEEr Co1faussEoaER's Orr
New DrjTsrr iisj,e,' -, J, " ~, ~ +.

y ~ 1Afta. N4R IL - = NEEsT c,r
-.. GrREEr Co1f1rEszoNKRts Orr
koom No. Cfty fIat
New OFisann February II. -
pARruULAR ATTE STI,lN rs OALT.Fh
\ the following extract, rs Ehs benefit Of the :,
community Will demand my rigid anfofcementssf
law, irrespective Of persons 2. ! = '-','-''s'
eE0RGE D. FlFIn
Street Commis sions.
oRpIsASeE so 3a1ls AnRnoF1,Ds nrAner p.
ARTICLE ii12, Be it ordalnad. : hat from ana q
the promuigaten 81 this orflihaaco. an owssl
property fronting On the streets 81 the oity ~
or occupants Of the sane be and they are IN.
required, after heavy EainH where the mud &c.,
accumulatss to the detrlment OF foot oassss
and thereby heeomtnE nuisance 70 sors11 t
sweep u and every Of said banqn6ttoa; AID 4
and every Of said owner Of prOuertr tensnf y e
cnrant as previously described, faliing Or nerie
70 nage seraped and swept his or her hanqueii
aqparannae with the provisions az this ord.sH
shan incur penalty Of hre dollars for each n
receyafAHle nefqre the kecnrdey Of the n
wherein the said banqnotts 60 neglected shanfE
cAten. IA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

: The COP Of the oupola with eornioes and proise.
tons Of tha dome and the Cat TOP under The ofna-
ment aAail be covered 10 the very best workmanliHe
Tapped, and solder cd zhere requisite; the heahnga
around tho base Of The done and az those required
be copper. ".
The whole Of the copper and tin work shall Be sx.
eouted with the best quality Of raziers copper and
double cross tin In the varg bsstand most workman
like manner and wtrrsntod free from leaks for one
year altar the bnildings are finished.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

rHE z6sT RAE ---.s
Farewell, Oh day misspent
Thy fieeting hours were lent
I'll In vain to my. endeavoRa Il -
-, In shade and sun
Thy race is run
For ever oh, for ever
The leaf drops from the tree
The sand falls Ia the glass,
And 70 the dread eternity
The dying minutes pass.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15
hAYORALrx on NEW on
City Hall, Hlk Day Of Nebrnary,

81 No. Stl--New Series.
Reaolved That permission Be- and Ills
hereby granted 10 Che bouthefn PsFire o6r
run portable steam enQfno IN tho ouent
the corner Of Usllirpc and CleFa streets
sna same N dona in ancGrdaneB with eli
laws el4 crdiaant1g. and remains during
IRE o The Common Coatc
(tiaHolA C a. HA1JVlfH
PresIdent pro tom. Board 81 Aasitiars Al
bignec) 1k11Ef GRAN
Approved February 8. 1854
lsignedl & HEATH,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

Several priesis dispalett on prsasi.
At1t hspabllcens Is hlsbaa scsitsd
70 dtp ea5 N1s1sqf aa
11S ~ Wea| NnEfNI #H0 NTn
e. ne ee VA Iafselice 1Aa
ff|o eein9 DE asHeslI as
u ae |atQfars WHO t1s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

fKtU &EMNs - a NAHEN AND III
\ al1Ea-.ons a Tia ln1st az tha city 8.
Fifeet naft lsk1Htnlot edrsat ltis suEa
nqinH afNtaet 4nsa tNp stprda Id a R0Ol
Hii be f1nlef cheap. Esquire af
MS "a lIa 5 Slnqs IL "a
NQEnae M ,enI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

Hsw or,eaus. Fsbtaary Il
IslaE ER0 Eekl9 SO THE 1oURTS
~ dridf Ronnt, o. Dr4ndeE sfsaet aefqys.|
sol1 and R1ilir streets q egfraya-
Three GOATS nf HilttiHht eolafa
Which, u moi claimed wishfn 4hr1a days|
a. 1&it Pound. on EApUHDa#. F1.lgnaT1
Al II oauludf a $50 n vii
=. A{qDoSHHrE = fer Controller.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

sanEEz noaras.ozsa,s Q
rsq No. Oity Il
Nl4 0fi61as. February q
WERE BR0uaHT TO gHR round
" trlpe Pound. On NfFe6as aiABats SELVES
One Hofsli MARE. alj6ua Xxx hands Id
waite taeet Blind IN the right 80; Gerrolll
0ns BHy q & 3 COZ d, db6ns "a hsrtis b
gpot en- tina AefahaRds hiEA legs Htits.
HbiqA. u net claimed within Eve dags, ar
pen9et tHe1eou naiq, will b sold a bubble
SAID Pound % W5k0k Es9nFs FsfeaarT *
II ooicck H. 4EDMHD D. FIt.
s, G. BRoWEE Deputy Coai fsi -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

CoNTRoLEER's oFFlcE cIxx on NEW on1EASs,
CITY Hall, 9Th day Of Fabfahry 1865
Notice ie hereby given that the contralaF will al
r cock d. en- tn ESDAKi the lIlh DAY q h areh
ls6 AZ bis Office adjndinAte 10 the lowest bidder
Z, T'sFf' 5. q. BRoWER.
pspukK Gpnir1lieu
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

Tia pEiseqcrei dock 10 haaa . bench the ontiet
enGth and b feneedof b an iron railing 81 feet
In height. "A door eFxaspondinR 70 tha faiilna nae
tafn snail e plaeed n she railing and Asg1rda 81
Z All the otkcf rdiiInes ID the caaFtruem shall Be-
placed q per eraNig on die. and b Of cast tf0n 81
neat aud substantial paltcru.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15
coNnIlIoNs

Al the work shall be executed "a the hst and iast
uefkmanlike mapaer, 81 proper aud anurouriaf9
materially aoocrains T. th0 drAminga h4teinbca9r1
cited and the foregoing specialization. uniltr Nftae
supeElnten6.nco 81 the plft Surveyor and be Sub
Il q e hs entlre spqrSzal; SAY altefatqn ahepla
hezeaftef be lmad8 BY 0rdor Of the Ccuuul 81 SIN
vaypfs hy VARYING from tho unQn Or tho foregoing
spe1iacat ions either a adding thafete dirlpIzi
ing ehQrllfnut 1ih1awi1n HcQEsea. such altera.
lions shall Not qnnni tbe eous1ant hcfshF outeegf
into but tho value thfrao2 shall be asosKlninof ~
the bu1flyor and adde's 1aa1eted lr11a the CON
tract amount a. the caaq may be- hqE SHAH epnh
allo1atI1A4s ellllrt IN 4dtl.dA dnfnutioa other.
wise, euperse1a the condition Tor the cclaroton cf
the hqlg Of Ahe WORKER but the contractor shall II
such Of WllntsFur sort require IL Increase
tpe naHpa Of his Horkneq 90 due Gasne As VAL AZ
tno works CONTAINED IN the foregoing particulars
shall be .af lshf and ~ dalis saa - II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15
RrnS,LUT,ON~ OF THE CENTRAL
TX EOUTXVE COMMITTEE

ADOPTED UNANl3orsLY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-15

Ths middle building shall have one and the prison
tWoeopp yeptilhtors, 10 inches diameter fixed in
the ridges as shown on the plan.