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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-08
FROM JEFFERsON PARISH.

Large Meeting on the sauVe Plantation,
in the ParI.h of Jefferson, of the
Radical Republican Party.
The meeting was called to order, the Hon.
T. B. W. Evans, president, in the chair, and
Hon. ]. W. Robinson, secretary.
The following gentlemen addressed the
meeting:
Hons. r. G. Gardiner, H. Gibbs, N.
schwab, W. Kern, and T. B. W. Evans,
president of the meeting, who also made
few remarks, after which the following
resolutions were adopted:
ReSolUed, That we lndorse and ratifY and
pledge ourselves to support the state ticket
of the Radical Republican party, of which
the Hon. H. c. Warmoth is at the head for
governor, and the Hon. 0. ]. Dunn for
lieutenant governor; and also the parish
ticket with the Hon S. NJ. Todd at its head
for the senate.
ReSOl0ed, That we denounce and condemn
all bolters; and should any of them get
among us we will treat them with con
tempt. 7. B. w. EVANS, President.
j, NJ ROBINSON, Secretary
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AsrUEA AT 4Ew ORLEANS.

When first saw our banner wave
Above the city's council hall,
heard beneath its marble wall
The clanking fetters of the slave
In the foul market place stood,
And saw the Christian mother sold,
And childhood, with its locks of gold,
Blue-eyed and fair with Saxon blood.
l shut my eyes, held my breath,
And, smothering down the wrath and
shame
That set my Northern blood aAame,
Stood silent-where to speak was death.
The flag that floated from the dome
Flapped menace in the morning air;
l stood periled stranger where
The human broker made his home.
For crime was virtue: Gown and Swordl
And Law their three. fold sanction gave,
And to the quarry Of the slave
Went hawking with our symbol-bird.
knew that truth would crush the lie
Somehow, some time, the end would be
Yet scarcely dared hope to see
The triumph with my mortal eye.
But now see i'll In the sun
A free flag floats from yonder dome;
And at the nations hearth and home
The justice long delayed is done.
Not as we hoped, in calm of prayer,
The message of deliverance comes,
But heralded by roll of drums
On waves of battle-troubled air!
Not as we hoped, but what are we'
Above our broken dreams aud plans
God lays, with wiser hand than mans,
The corner-stOnes Ofliberty.
cavil not with Him, the voice.
That freedoms blessed gospel tells
Is sweet to me as silver bells,
Rejoicing yea, will rejoice
Rejoice! Our Marah's bitter springs
Are sweetened. on our ground of grief
Rise day by day in strong relief
The dawning light of better things.
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REPUBIIoAN WARD CLUBS.

The Radical Republican ward clubs oi
this city meet at the times and places spec
flied below:
FIRST WARD CLUB-Every Sunday, corner
of Polymnia and st. Charles streets.
SECOND WARD UB-EVery Friday, corner
Of Triton Walk and Dryades streets.
THIRD WARD CLUB-Every Saturday. 81
Clay hall, on Perdido street.
FOURTH WARD CLUB-Every Wednesday
and Saturday, corner Of Cont and Treme
streets.
FIFTH WARD CLUB-Every Friday, at
Union hall, on st. Louis street,
SIXTH WARD GLuB-Every Tuesday, at
Economy hall, Ursulines street.
SEVENTH WARD CLUB-Every Monday, at
the orphan schoo house, on Greatmen
street.
EIGHTH WARD CLUB-Every Wednesday
and Saturday. Morales street between
Marigny and Vaudeville streets.
NINTH WARD CLUB-Eyery Wednesday, al
the Methodist Episcopal church, on Poet
street.
TENTH WARD CLuB-Every Friday, corner
of st. Mary and Fulton streets.
ELEVENTH WARD CLUB-Every Monday,
corner of First and Dryades streets.
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rRonr sT. JAMES PAnIsm.
Immense Republican ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and Resolutions. q
ST.JAMEs, April c, 1868.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:

EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
About eight hundred people assembled at
the courthouse yesterdaymorniGg to listen to
Hon. Thomas W Conway and other expound'
ers of Radical Republicanism. Hon. Ma
.poleon Underwood. Joseph C. Oliver, John
w. Daggs, and JohnA Cheevers addressed
the meeting, but the browning and final
speech of the day was Mr.. Conw ays. For
nearly two hours he entertained and in
structed his hearers, going over the whole
ground of the present struggle in our state,
and illustrating each point so torclbly and
clearly that the most ignorant could not fail
to understand him. As a speaker Mr.. Con
way is certainly a success. AT the close OF his
speech every hat was waved in the air, and
three long and hearty cheers were given
for Henry @. Warm0th and the entire state
and parish tickets.
In the evening a mass meeting was held
on the opposite side of the river, where Mr..
Conway again addressed large audieuce
for an hour and thirty minutes much to the
satisfaction and amusement of the people.
When he finally took his seat it was amid
the widest applause and cries of 4" Give us
a little more !" Don't stop yet. Lord, we
could listen all day to himl"
We think as voters and Republicans our
people are wide awake. II Mr.. Conway
| ever desires to address another audience IN
st. james, the fact need only be whispered
to secure him r0using audience. The
following resolutions were passed at botn
meetings without one dissenting voice:
Resolued, By the Radlcal Republicans o
the parish of st. James in mass meeting
! assembled, that we most cordially indorse
the regular Radical Republican ticket
headed by Hon. II. O. Warmoth and Hon
o. j. Dunn, aud that we denounee the
course of bolters and disorganizers undel
the lead of the New Orleans Tribune a
destructive of the interests of the Radica
party of Louisiana.
RESOLVED, That when boilers and dis
organizers come among US to SOW seeds Q
discOrd, they be invited to return to theil
homes, because we have ali we can do e
carry our banner to victory without belnl
broken or divided IN our ranks.
ResOlUed, That We cordially indorse tbs
nominations made March 28 for district
judge and district attorney, aud also thos'
made April 4 for members OF the genera
assembly and various offices, and we vii
support them with the same cordially
which we extend TO the state ticket.
Resoloed. That we will use our best en-
deavOrs 70 secure the election to congress
of J. p. Newsham.
Eyerythingo, k, GEO. TOWN.
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FROM AsCENsIoN PARISH.
Radical Republican Demo ouatratlOu--Dis-
apPointmest-HOme speeches and Home
Enthuslnsm.

apPointmeat-HOmes speeches and Home
Ehthuslnsm.
NAPoLEoNvILLE, April g. 1868.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
A large ratification meeting was
held in this town yesterday,
about three thousand citizens being pres.
ent. The ladies paraded our streets with
banners and flags having the name of II.
G. Warmoth inscribed on them. Having
marched through the town they halted in
front of the courthouse and presented the
flag to the Republicans of the parish. Each
boat that arrived at the landing was met by
a large concourse of people in expectation
OF 1.-THE arrival of the speakers from New Or
leans. None came, however, aud the meet
ing was finally called to order by the Hon.
Il. PoindexGer, who introduced P. O'Hara,
ESD, to the audience.
MIR. O'Hara, in speech of unusual ability
demonstrated the Importance of ratifying
the constitution and of being united in
everything pertaining to the Republican
party He was frequently interrupted by
loud cheers for Warmotn and Dunn.
After several speeches by other gentlemen
in favor of unity of action, the Hon. r.
PoindeXter took the stand and addressed
the meeting in aspeech replete with patriot
ism and sound judgment. The meeting was
then adjourned. Some disappointment was
| felt in conse iuence of the non-arrival of our
| speakers from the city. but on the whole
every one went home well satisfied and de
termined to vote the regular ticket.
| RADICAL.
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FROM KENNERVILLE.
Large Meeting of the Radical Repub-
IIcan Party.

Large Meeting of the Radical Repub-
i1can Party.
The meeting was called to order, the Hon.
James Blackburn, president, in the chair,
and the Hon. James Dennison secretary.
The following named gentlemen addressed
the assembly: Hons. R. G. Gardiner, H.
Gibbs, N. Schwab, and W. Kern. After the
speakers had closed, the following resolu'
tions were adopted:
ResolUed, That we indorse, ratify, and
will support the regular nominations Of the
Radical Republican party, with the Hon. H.
G. Warmoth at its head for governor, and
Hon. @ j. Dunn as lieutenant governor,
aud also the parish ticket with the Hon. s.
M. I. id as senator at its head.
ReSoiUed, rhat we despise boilers, and il
any such should come among us we will
treat them with contempt.
JAMES BLACKBURN,
President.
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AUCTION SALES.


ATTENTION BUILDERS.
,ssss, Mechanics, Msohinists, Furniture
aaiactursrs, Lumber Dealers. and Others.
sEMPFoRY SALE AT AUCTION
OF THE STOCK AND OUTFIT
of the
7IARIPosA PLANNING MILLS,
Door, Sash, and Blind Factory. =
ATE oFE. FRANK & BROTHER.
In Bankruptcy.
dared and Sold for the Benefit of their Credit
ors by order of the Assignoes.
o.RGIRA KDEY g. Co, .,AuetlOneers.
lRne No. II Exchange Plaee--on WkDNEs-
April Is, 1858, at lOH O'Clock A. NJ, will be
! nablic auction at the Mariposa Mills, situ-
n Et Joseph street. between New Levee and
.pflonlas streets, and known as No. p st.
B slleet-
4 EHTIRE STOCK IN TRADE: Machinery,
ur. Materials, Tools, Doors, Sashes and BlindS,
oionring to the bankrupt estate of Messrs, K.
Brother, and by them surrendered and sold
beneft Of their creditors by order of the as
4ibtive catalogues of the entire property are
.as of preparation, aud will be ready for dis
oa at the office of the auctioneers on satur.
e Seventh instant. The stock lie very Large
Iried one, and well worthy the attention Of
builders, mechanics, dealers in lumber ETC.
ls-Cash in United States Treasury notes, BY
4 The assignees. ap4 I'd
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PARISH T1oKE4,.

Criminal EheriH-A. P. DUMAS.
Civil sherih-JoHN n. DAVIS.
Coroner lst and eth Districts. and Algisrs-Dr. W.
h HIRE.
Coroner "a and Sd Districts--Dr NJ. P. AvILA
District Attorney--HENRY O. DIBBLE.
Judge First DISTRICT Uourt--w. W. HOWE.
Clerk First District couft-TH0AAs LEON.
Judge Second District oourt-R H SHANNON.
Clerk Second District ooart-S b. PACKARD.
Judge Third District oourt-J X. BELDEN.
Clerk Third District uourt-F. G. LLoRENs.
Judge Fourth District Oourt-J. P. BOYD.
Clerk Fourth District Oourt-A. R0uGELoF.
Judge Fifth District Oourt-OH AS. BEAUMONT.
Clerk Fifth District COurt-L. A. sNAER
Judge Sixth District Court-ALANSON B. LONG.
Clerk Sixth District Oourt-HENRY R. HUBERT.
Judge Seventh District Oourt-STEPHENS s. FISH
Clerk of Seventh District court-E. DULUo.-
.Justaeea Of the Peaee and COnstables.
First Justice-E. CLIFFORD; ooustabls-TER.
ENCE COOK. Second Justioe--A. SHELLEY;
Oonstabls--JAMEs W. QUINN. Third Justice.
". E. MAOARTY; Constable RICHARD
KENNER. Fourth Justice-JOs q. BAUM;
Constable : Captain EUGENE MEILLEUR.
Fifth Justice tAIgiers). KUGENR MCCARTHY;
ConstAble-JoHN P. UAzELAR. Sixth Jus
tice-Dr. D. MACKAYi Constable LEON
PosTHIL
A~@~~NN@s~-
City Of New oreans-J. ". MENAHD. JOS. o.
LAINEz, W. o. KnNsELLIA, GEORGE r.
CARR. Right Bank-E. J. RRUNkTT
state Tax Collectors.
First Dia,rict--FRANCTs O. MAHAN. Second Dis.
tEist-VloToR GERoDIAs Third Diatriet-
o. o. BLAEDIN. Fourth DistriOt--E. P. DU-
oLosLANGE. Algiers--V. E, FREVILLE.
b n.n.sa
First .DiatFict-GEoRGE ". NADER, DAVID
WILSON, SOLOMON b. MOSES. Second Dis.
tEist--7UGHJ. 0AMPBELLA P. q s. PIEoH-
BACK. Third DiatElet--T. v. OOUPLAHD
Captain AoNErTE. Fourth District W.
B. GRAY.
Representative.
First Rsprsssntaiiss Dislsici-OoL @. b. YOUNG,
CHARLES n HU0HEs. Second Distriet-
oHARBES h FOX. o C.ERhONT 2. GLAU.
DIN. BENJAMIN 0HDpEs. Third Dintnot-
RARFHoLoMRw goLhINs. +. o. ANT0TsE,
R. h. ISABELLE. NORTIABR OARR.
Fourth Distriot-J HALh. BENRX ME
pENHAIN. Fifth Dstrist - J0sRPH MAN.
sION, OCTAVE BE1o4. SIKH Distrlos-
JOHN o. SELDOM. Bsvshsh niatrict--al RERY
l. REY. CANON .. AuoLFHE zighth
District-AUGUsTN MAURI0G NInth Die.
sict-SANUEL CAhThR r and WN.I MOORR
Tenth D strict JAMES DORSEY. GEO RRE
W. KKEOAIDE Eleventh District WARD
Williams. Right Bank FRAME AhEx.
ANDER
RsspeotkalIg Submitted.
HRNRK o. DIsBLE. ohalrman.
go kzonHHu. Secretary. abs
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ATTENTION. REPUBLIcANsi

The various ward clubs and sub.clubs of
this city and parish are hereby notified to
send committees to the Republican head
quarters, No. II Dryades street, to confer
with the committee named for the purpose
of making arrangements for a grand torch.
light procession, of which due notice will
be given. The committee meet every day
from ten to three O'Clock.
j. A. MASSICoT, Chairman.
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Academy OF Music.

One of the best bills of the season was
that at the Academy last evening, where
that beautiful premiere danseuse Mile Car
naggia, the sisters Olinetop, and the corps
dc ballet appeared in the new ballet OF
Rosetta, and three most graceful ladies in
the grand pas de deux LA Hungarianalse. -
Miss st. Clair and Miss Taylor sang sweet
ballads, and little Willie Seymour gratiied
the audience with his hest songs. Harry
BlOodgoOd is winning praises for his imita.
tion of the eccentricities of the much ad.
mired Billy Emerson. Delehanty and Hen
gler are inimitable. The "Three Erasn is
an -extravagant view of the condition oil
plantation slaves as they were IN 1860, as
sthe same people now are, and as gloomy
dOubters think they will be in 1876. But
the very extravaganza and absurdity of the
burlesque forces those who witness it tO
laugh until they get ready to cry. The
Academy is the only theatre open in the
city, and tonight the programme will BIT
most excellent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-08

Hon. Thaddeus Stevens has written q let
ter in which he says;
As TO the candidate for the presidency, l
presume you all agree that none other than
General Grant Is TO be thought Of. Honest,
Rrm, add we'll indoctrinated in principle.
without ostentation, and without pride, /
do not see how a better selection can be
made. His irdgment Of man Is so SQUAD
that / have full faith that he will call
around him the ablest and pnrest men 81
ne nation. with Grant and Wade 10 guide
and defend Us, this nation in four years win
have acquired prosperity which will pc
the wonder Of the world, Universal iree-
this continent can not fail to have that
esf,.cf
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NEW YoRK, april 7-Money easter, with
q fair demand at per cent; indications q
increased eaae. Prime discounts 70s. seer-
ling very dull. Governments closed atrong, ,
20a aFi62, Ill; do "a. l998; o. 50, Ae9li q
'eT, 1851; l0A0s 1929; 7SsO's 1861,
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The Washington special Of the Cincinnati
Gazette of wednesday says Of the impeAch-
ment trial:
The managers show better preparation
than the counsel for the defense, and no
point presents itself which they do not seem
to have foreseen. General Butler Is forcing
himself into more and more general favor,
10 spite Of the prejudices which have been
excited and kept alive BY his enemies.
dissatisfied with the result Of the day, and
/ the managers are propOrtiohately elated.
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FnoaI Ed. - rARIsn.
RePubliean AGeetIana and Parish Eomln
ataRB Conversations
ST. JAnRa ADril l. 1868,

81. JAhEs, April 1, 1865.
EDTroE REPUBLICAN:
A meeting Of Republicans took place in
the parish of Ascension in front Of John
Burnside's Riverton plantation on Thurs
day night, April 2. ct seven o'clock.
The meeting vas held on the public high
way, A carriage was drawn up to oae aide
Of the road aud speeches delivered there
from By MeaArs WtttganstBin. Underwood.
Bovee, aud others. The meeting was well
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-08

The celebrated Gaines case has probably
been finally settled by the decision rem
dered by the United States supreme
court yesterday. One of the coun'
sel engaged in the case, Henry D.
Stone, Esq. of this city, yesterday re
ceived the following dispatch from Hon.
Caleb Cushing, his associate:
WASHINGTON, April 2, 1865.
h D. Stone:
Decisi0G in favor of Gaines, full, absolute,
hnal @. CUSHING.
Mr.. Stone has been engaged in collecting
evidence here for the past five years, and
argued the case with Caleb Cushing on the
trial. The result as above given is comph-
naentary alike to his skill as counsel and his
assiduity IN collecting evidence.
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us IITrninmAs RRAproRp. n. b.

ske Voters of the Second Congress
district: / present myself toyou as a candi-
y. Congress for the second Congressional Dis
.ction the seventeenth and eighteenth Of
A.P. FIELD.
1850 Rp4 tl8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-08

I.tb-The Book of the Treasurer of the Cam
Cunmittee of the Radical Republican Party,
irtg the names of all those who subscribe
"a be expenses Of the Campaign, the amount
descriptions received by the Oom1nittee, and
% Of the SApenditdre thereof, win be at the
ia sers No. n DkyAdes street, and always open
( 'a pection Of subscribers and members of the
tit5ss.
Il ben can enter their names, and leave the
rs Eith Mr.. Mulford, the Secretary, IN the
NJ. A. sOUTHwoRTH.
q a. rransuFer.
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Assistant Aldermen.

First Ward. Second Ward - ". B. ARM
STRONG, j. B. NOBLE. Third ward-w. H.
PEMBERTON, O. CAMP. Fourth Ward-J.
H. NGRAHAM, LEWIS BANKS. Fifth
Ward-oHARLES GRANDPRE Sixth Ward
AST LEGER Seventh Ward-E. O MoRPHY
Eighth Ward HENRY SCHULTZ. Ninth
wArd-oSOAR ALLEN. Tenth ward-GRo.
sOHANTz. Eleventh Ward-YoRICK DAMP.
BELL.
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RADICAL REPUBLICAN TICKET
FOR THE-
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
AND
PARISH OF ORLEANS.

The following are the nominations, as far as com.
pleted, made by the Regular Nominating Conyen-
tion Of the Radical Republican Party for Parish and
Municipal Officers:
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for First and Fourth Districts
shessld be glad to see the name Of DR.. THOMAS
1nnORD announced as candidate for the
/. e forousr Of The First aud Fourth Districts,
adIns Algiers. The honest efficient, and gentle
IL atnner in which he has discharged the duties
~ aice since his appointment command the
81 All MANY VOTERS.
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thankfuI for the kind wishes of my many
thd therefore announce myself as candidhve
er for the Firs and Fourth Districts, and
.tiected to faiihfully discharge the duties Of
with due regard to the benefit and salts
q 81 tie public; m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-08

staee.-R. I. CROMWELL is candidate for
Y .iaturs from the Fifth Ward. parish of Or
MANY FRIENDS.
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eadqaarters of the Radical Republican
e Of the COMMITTEES to conduct the cam.
d of the State Central Executive Commit
a4 No. Il Dryades street. near Canal street.
ms from the country and city are invited
obtain documents and circulars for distri-
fel6
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HANDLES, oLAREF, AND WINES.
Il Safe. once Furniturs, etc.
nc Stock of B. L. oAsTENDYK,
IL BANKRUPTCY.
4E BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEE.
q e. GIRARDEx a CO..
7-I,snHAs, VESIuE II EXCHANGE PLACE.
BAY. APRIL Il, 1865. AT 10 O'CLOCK A.
the Store, No a Common street, between
t5uias and Magazine streets will be sold at
ustion, by order Of 4. r. Norton. ESQ, gen
isnes in bankruptcy foI the United
oIsEiet Court of Louisiana
sock of Brandiss, Olaret. Wine, Iron safe,
,dFniture, etc. surrendered b. B. Z. Casten
lnkrupt
s-cash in United States notes, before de.
ap2 I'd
AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF ELE.
~. Atch and Single Horses Elegant Saddle
Fine werk Mules. Fine Miion Cows. Bug
bgant Brstts. Harness, Wagons, etc., etc.
on.
DNTGOMRRY RROg. ~ CO.,
efontRomery, Anetionesr-Win be sold on
.AY. April ls8s A. II o'clock. a. p.
Elegant MATCH HORSES
lOD, ElseaTats TtdsS 3 sppA;H 2 p9i1, HsoRsksi 10
Fine MTL0H COWS;
70 Open Buggiss. Elegant Brstta. Harness
Cash. in United States Treasury notsa.
s. MISUNDERSTANDING
bNTaOMERY BROS. a co.
Montgomery, Auotionesr-Wih be sold on
". April 9 le6s a II O'Clock, ~ Old
as 3 ls sssSstsnt ssS q ATOP q HOUSEHOLD FURNT
lASs ch o. Rosewood Mahogany, and Walnut
-. suresns, ArmoIEs. Washstaads, Mdseoga-
correct KsssSsiua ~ sbias. ysiyst ad aEaasSs
,m tho 6ona 'osa soSS ssSVs. sS u 80 a.
oatsntS Of several well tuTniahsd honssG
Il. .solus Of u0lsssS a'sSS Bsds. cans ana wood
lerk. 5ssh. az ans
- The pHx. T. : MAoOA. nucn'sL HoH1.
LRAMDKH q CO.,
es Of a AZ ESTATE AUorl0NREas
lew Or IA ana ~ EzoAaaSe Place.
onol;snn ,ss uaal and ous.onhouso ss.ssts. ia the
"a de- srshant' EzohAnea Baildins.I
3 Copn- NEW oRLKkNs.
~ rus es.., . ks sale. Pusohass, and Renting Of
- ashar1salora. hssptists Mortgages. and
49,, ~ IA tdosr Sales Of ever eszsviptton dia
SS,.ssyI , ,,annv Pc FRAEE a. sAETIeTE
rangues = p. ! -''
'e-eating AsesirApeFss
ICY were EohouPiruuhAa eTRREF.
-AND- i
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Iefing ID
~ ~ ~ PLA9T Ek RAAEA
New OF LAEHa,
~ tNso RAlLn0AD TlG4 =
100 lbs Ml1RF TIlt6HR.
+ oats 49, t g .stH M .3-a s.Es
rates 5 Is + 81, - ~ ..rsse. = ~
sack Leo NkW ORLRANS
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First District-JoHN NJ G. PARKER, W. C. Nc
CONNELI, and PATRICK HARNAN. Second
District j. A. RAYEAL. LUDGER Bo-
GUILE Third District-L PESSOC, OSCAR
PoYNoT. Fourth Distriet--A JEHLEN and
EDMOND FLOOD.
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MUNICIPAL TICKET.

Mayor Of New Orleans-SETH W. LEWIS.
Oontroller-sT. FELIX CAsANAvE Street Com.
missioner--WILLIAM BAKER.
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BY TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON

THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
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Important from Canada.
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lageitj 0tIeaus gtpabIifats.

,ayEitt 0tIeatts gtpablieatts
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
NATIONAL TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSESS.GRANT
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
EDWARD H. DURELL
= II A It e TIC X e II.
ToR GOVERNOR.
HENRY c. WARM H.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
o S g A R j. D U N N
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
G e o r G E E. BOV e E {.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
s I M EON B Z L d e N {.
FOR AUDITOR.
GEORGE M.WICKLIFFE.
FOR TREASURER,
ANT OINE LET
SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUoATIoS
tn oMAs W. CONWAY.
FOR CONGRE ESS.
FIRST DISTRICT.
j. n A L e SY P n E r .
SECOND DISTRICT.
s I M o N 10 N E s
THIRD DISTRICT.
JOSE PHI P. NEWsHAM
FOURTH DISTRICT,
I'M I G n E l. VI d A L
FIFTH DISTRICT.
w. JASPER BLACKB URN
RADICAL REPUBLICAN TICKET
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-08

Eeno-,er Fleet DIstrIct-At the request of
~ Old citizens, JULIAN NEVILLE offers him
q esndidats for the office of Recorder of the
x 4,sstrict apT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-08

4 eendent Candidate for state sena-
6i Fourth Ward, city Of New orleans.--The
a. 81 JoHN M HoYLE is hereby presented as q
ididate to represent the Fourth Ward, seeona
ltriot. n the state Senate by a. ,,,, uorPps
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-08
Recorders.

First District-JoHN p BECKER. Second Dis
trict-EUGENR STAES. Third Distriet--J.
A MASSICOT. Fourth District-WILLIAM
WEBER.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

JAMEs pENNIsoN, Secretary.