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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

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smelling bIob SIS, coo.
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DRhffr tcUrrt prn SeltOn etnGnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
yfptizen.

Ods Ser. ct. : Sbtr9ertat pertdat
ith bcute BIS BUM 4. Sanuar. Son Der
UStBal'S enber>"Gnti4etpung BAT man Rthts
rtetr 90bprt.
Die Sctatorsn Otrpn une 6enbrids
bnben bic Setitjpn an ben grdlsenten ANN
Giraffe elmer algeInetnen flntneitie nibt up>
teriettnet. SIN uebrisen enttalt bic Bit
inrtfE ole St9naturen BON 45 ~GsngreSslte-
Germ.
Mda nil SerluGsn, ben SAT- bes SsJef.
Davis nod in gegenWarti0rr Gtsuna bes
Ser. Staatet-S 3 erseriGts sur 9srlase Al
brttGen. Rad benz Calender tpiirse Der SdQ
crit in sipet Sabren sur gsrbknpluns f0nt>
men.
Bis @itte Sanuar ielen Dcsyelsaoe
%3ptldben gSaittn9tpn unb 9eW Orleans
fabren.
= SIN neuen brittii6sn 9arlamcnte lIscs
u IS nrepenpettS," 5 8aptifeH, 5 Sudf.r.
2 Metb9btlten, II unitarter, 10 HrtsbYtertd>
iler, 6 Ssrael;ten unp 26 Iatbgliten.
perirnet, bic cd8 get. Staaten, Ban,
trrptt-@eics su beanlpruhen wlnlGerL mif.
zen itre &nmelpunsel Der s.m 2. Sanuar
1869 MAIDEN, peIeh ie fh niht Der nab
teilert Sage ppr9efGrtebenen Steutr bon 90
9rcjcnt aisiesen.
Die 9~egenpdrtlae aentifratipn Bat
lire SuAer, ippett es bic @ruennuas fir
betrtft, sei6lpitn, nattssm Der ST.
suppr beihlcIfert, Dor benz 4. Rdrs feins
lpfttert SeltGttgun9en Dernebmen Su tpplen.
5ros altr areerSldutsnb.n Radrieb.
ten bat Gen. Stpneman bds SGuloentfi. |
fun9d'@cieb in gtr9inisn bis sum L. SuIt
1869 perlan9ert unp bciimmf, ran Qqe,
pelAe bic autgelaufentn s3initn ;atlen, nsos
line !pettere Iuscebnun9 beanleruGet fSn,
lel.
- SIM Iep.gprfer i3oIamte if man
pettetem Sbipinpel auf bic Spur sefpmmen.
5etse tm Wertbe BON 1926, 900 tpdrsf ais
unb si@tidtrxe" einstflbrt.
Gen. Grant bat bic @tnerdle 8abepf
lrp Serter naA Nrfanlas etitbidL UNI aber
sortt9sn 3uitdnre rserldbGGen" 8eri9t
in3ubolen.
= Die tnsianiiGe Sriebtns>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

ietnem Rpds, iowie an ietncn Sttefeln; mir
ianbtet mad fetnem Sauie I'M alrere Ilets
bsr nnp lteBen ttn bic beltet anjteben.
Sreu3erdmintrt: - SD fonntt bic Sunte
ntat cher beatn bDren. ais bis Or. Swttdel
ote lbure feinss i2tmmsr3 D1nete; ite fanen
statrle auf mid 3u, n Id ahtets auf iie,
earntt lie uttM nibt bti,n; th idb lie rtdt
duf ten Bette; t8 CLAUDE, is tieftn uuter
Cas Gett; !Sr. Gpjt1ea ndGm ieine r6r llne
&ette aus Der GOHtmcpe; ra8 Gas branntt /;
mir blteeen nur furSr Belt sten; Ids Tam
ni&t NIT St@erReit in8er, 100 th suerl eaS
&Iut an ben Stmbe fab, pb in irtrem ;3int-
ller, pssr tat S%tdttbn5bauiej tG fragte ion
5.ottntal, pte CT i'll bent Butte Tome, utb er
dutiportete fets, PapurA, pab er prn 2e,6.
nam tru9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

gpfp6ama, %. Nps.-Dte Ieteren
fdnpfen rcG fpit, bod fpn tbre Saustfabt
BON ben Saiierliden einsenpmmen fpprb,n
letn. Die Spfugapa Clan. bic ccm 5aifun
asbclfen tattet, idlpfrn in Guruusa einen
@ertrda II. febrterl ibre @ufmerffamsstt foteber
BEN 6anbel su. Gs fpirb bertAht, ban Ne.
ben IrieesiGtHe in pem Sinneuiee sum gcr>
ldein %aefpnmet iinp urb einen feinbltben
in bic 9rppinsen semaft baten. Stt
serbrannttt stele ShlpTtr uub eintsc Stabte.
Der 8siud oes Sirfen Satiurtd BEL Rem
:tttaoo ati yeeop ipuree tpe9tn rntsefttr Ser
lnfearlln9, tbn sefarscn tu tebn,en, seribp>
S,h, auftll leBt iperoen ipttber al tent 8tiuhe
Sprberettun9en getrpfen.
DIE SrDrung bes @iifabe su gipto am IL.
ipurte ais Elm Se1tdg besanaen. Die
.austparttgen Reprdfentanten sp9en bic Na>
tlpnalfa9sen anf. Oa8 enslifdt &rteasfuif
feutrte cine fGntaItd,e Gdfpe al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

EletntGfetten - Sn Slinpi8 or.
Balt srr 09Useraeur tllr $500 prU Sd6r.
-" Die 5ttArn1nNer Slagtrr brin9Cn II
GcluanM Salferptts &n5tigtn.
Die Stt0te TT Or. &aQ'e STRIDE, s.,
A1eaue, 9ftrp~gprf, tpurben fir $1,000 bis
4a60 Ieber Sertauft.
Der Stadt NprosG arolina ptl eittn
part ssh 5000 Ndsrn, N telen Mlitte eaS
3u&ttnt8 ileben ipa. nnleatn.
Sn WaCpn, @ts., erbtflt Gin Gottpr
tsebcn pie eriien reiftn GrbGerren unp gBalfrr>
sftlenen SuGeibidt.
Der trttiil1c @eianetc sablte ppr chit
gen &agrn $1,000 IN Gstp fur II Gaktls
SepeiAe.
Gin @ttRIire FER GeieBgrbuna ppn
Slprteo BAT tpcttn letre Srdngen, Grnste
100000 St.)sfiir 500 Dertauft.
cine &Gnter BlsmQrd'S III Serirrp.
per. Die 3elNnlrn fa8tn, bic $raut let
eln lGnlattl9et 0tdpGelt, sea miltlerGrDbe,
nit purfeIbraunem iodar, etIpes su bpber
Sttln unp letr blbiaen !6dnpen.
Sn SittsbUr9 nolen bic petpenuiYt>
paHilden Ntsar cine Stimnre9ts, Gsnsen.
ttoa attRlhn,
DaS StaatsiNabaut BON gireinien
CAB Iotben cine NnpeifUns fir $4,000 Sob
auT Elm gletps ypTfer 6aus aus, UNI fir hi.
seteen IN Stalten ge8pi.neu Glegprten fir
phs WalBtlGtpn- miGnunent in Ntehmpnp.
bic uSta Q. 9ttetts" uns oGplpntat 0ass,1
5u 5aRler. StattpslPD 9tppsers 1T Der Gnt>
p~taGser.
0a6 gpfAmt su GoutB. gtns, SnS..
purpt in Der Na6t Ge8 81. D. Nlts. burdb
GtrbruG TINT ban Jnga!t ppn 800 8rtefen
brtpblen.
= Cine fiSGtde Dame Gommelte einen
S4efsl &IspfsIterne, fur wcl4s le $24 en-
Bislt.
Gin &aufmam in SGincis brdGte cine
gtlrle an itintr Stlbl0ublabe an. Der er>
tie stenn, pel4er Rabur9 sriNpGen purSe,
mar ct teIblt.
= Die Gteuer BON ctntm Gent auf iebe
Sar s3InNbbl3Gen bradte Der Gtoteruna i'm
ltstfn Sabre 81, 900, 600 Gin.
Gin StdiiEtter ptil't mad, bas etn
frAs5ebn Mal cher sgm 8lise erIbld.
sen E'erpen tonne, ais paG er esbts sum WIs
lipndr britge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

Nep 'gprt, %. Des. - &r. samuel
gegles: ebef'&soafteur pes nJtspubttran"
IN Sprtngttle. ST., wurbe 9eiitrn stbsna
allt ett stbtafla9e bes Srn. Stsf serDaftet
uns ntlSts rle Ia@t Int S%tationsbaul. au>
brtnsen. 3tute frIb teIte Sr. GYrus 70.
5tele ets 9tforotTte Suraihaft BON $50, 900
fUr pm. Sglsles, une biefer fplrbe entlniItn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
@ertAtltmeS.

GettaeG, %. Des. Die seiammten
@rpBeefhpcrtnen AM S%tabt9eridite ptrten
ais nt6t-auatif5irt entlaftn. Dies miro bic
anttrldleifs : u%ntrriuduns be3iieli6 Der
fdlfGlt6 berfduften ldbtti1en &talitGt.n
| MS lnCrhlidte ber,Iatrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
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BtQarp>U ettfanpf sptIGsn @eDesttt urb
Weltbwatts purec fur. nd1 Wttttrnadt be-
etleet. ReOeSltt blteb nit 16 YDtnten Q5O0
ac9elt 1854 Gteaer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
SelesraPb}i9e Sepei6eit.
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MAUD Gsunt, ga, %. Dts. -
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settle" eth Seuer aus, weld.s bus aaase Sc.
bause ulp bds benaAbarte G9u6laser pes
&. s. Sftein serifDrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

@leSttanp, g., %. 0s,. - Seit
8tferh 3 uer tsttbrt bier ui,p tn Der unlst-
asne Gin fttrGterli6tr SAneelurm ; bic
Gtltnbagntn9t nnubten bic @a6t bt1eurb
TIRE 0aRrI etnitttten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

eoutspttlt, Ss., %. Del. - Die
9allisa Der stfern bier falirtsn Sanquiers
StIdsr Il somp. (paen So, 600, 900 Dollars
tetraeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

rlcr unb rem, Seen MtGtaan unt Grte rnb
aleiA3ettt8 rte DGmmuna rer liter be8 @ti-
itlipsi pQn Cairo bis III feiner Nlnpuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
Grmnr6mno eiue8 NsoI;.inp,,

81 %. Gt3. - QptI5ilt Baultnef
wurae gtitern son 3ipfi nit 3cBpipeu be-
mafneten Diebm am G~itnGa9nbQfr mtltcn
pur6 od8 9rrf 9eihefcu UNI per'Niee 9ietd
DGrnNi. Die MIBrper entfamtn NIT pem Rep~
Yorfer 3u9s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
G9rrfefidler &tnrin

GtttRaO, %. 0eS. - 8Orgefegn unb
9eitsrn pilbsten liter Stirme, iptf felt Nlen,
i4Mge0enten nidt p~Drfanel. Nm 9ttppes.
@DenUe tpurcrn 5wei 6duler ntepcrgertFin ;
Gautenpe son 8auhfangfn, 6eniteri0ei6en,
&ugbdrgi6ttsern, 9du8tbIren II. gtnQtk in
Irimmer, Der Sbdoeu III uutertdJenbdr,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
MURDER In NlTCHTOCHES PARISH.
Outraees by the Democracy.

The Red River Ne,os, published atN stch-
itoehes, contains the particulars of outrages,
for which the guilty parties should be se-
verely punished:
On Monday night two men went to the
house of Richard Faulkner, in Ward No. S,
inquiring for stolen mules. Soon after a
party of men surrounded his house. In
the meantime Faulkner took up q plank and
concealed himself under the floor; the
party entered and searched the house and
destroyed his papers, together with all the
school books there Faulkner is school
master. Having discovered Faulkner, they
took him out, blindfolded fogged him Sc
verely and made him promise to vote the
Democratic ticket, and resign his position
as member Of the Police Jury.
The party then went about midnight to
the house of Alfred Hazon, awoke him,
and demanded his papers, which his wife
gave to them. They threatened to burn
the house if he did not come out On his
coming out they shot and killed him.
Faulkner and Hazon were respectable
colored men. Hazon was fav0rite ser
want of Mr.. Tarver. After his emancipa-
ton he became a quiet, well behaved, in
dustrious and thrifty citizen. This year he
be had made some twenty five bales of cot
ton, and was in treaty for the purchase of
good farm.
such is plain, unVarnished statement,
derived from reliable sources, of an out
rage such as never before disgraced this
community-an outrage which no man
possessed Of right principles or the ordi-
nary feelings of humanity can pretend to
justify, or even extenuate, and which ought
to be traced and punished, if half CEN
tury pass before its author be found out,
and found out they will be, for murder
will out.
We cautiously abstain from any political
reflections on this outrage, for it rises
above all political considerations, and
would be treated by all as a deep wound
inflicted upon law and social order. Upon
further investigation, if facts appear differ
ent from our statement, we shall state them
as they may be developed.
The editor of the Natchitoches Times
degrades himself by becoming an apologist
for this outrageous and unprovoked mur-
der. The people Of Louisiana who have
an interest in the welfare of the State must
set their faces like flint against the rapid
strides made by lawless men, who do not
hesitate at the commission OF murder.
Here is what the Times, Democratic
paper, says:
A negro preacher named Alfred Hason
was assassinated in Ward No. of this
parish about a week ago. We have failed
to learn the particulars. 4 He was
an industrious and honest man, but
tanatical in religion and politics. Per-
haps death may be justly charged to his
zeal as Radical. II so, it is the FIRST death of
member of that party in this parish
which can be attributed to political feeling
on either side, among the many which have
occurred within the past three years. Half
Of all may be traced to the lawless spirit
evoked in the country by the lawlessness
of reconstruction. When eur rulers disre-
gard sacred obligations, how can the peo-
pie be expected to observe the restrictions
placed over them by those who are them
selves violators OF law!
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
Evening Dispatches to the Associated Press


NEW YOBK-ArrIvaI of SpeeIe-Earth-
quakes Along the Pacific Coast.
New YORK, November 14.-The steam
ship Henry Chauncy brings $659,0O0 in
specie, and reports earthquakes continued
all along the coast of Chill and Peru.
A bloody civil war is apprehended in
Chilli from Presidential complications.
eceP len ef the Chinese
Embassy by the Queen-C0nspIraay In
France.
LONDON. November 14.-The Queen re-
ceives the Chinese embassy on the twentieth
instant.
PARIS, November 14.-At ministerial
counsel proof was adduced of an extensive
conspiracy for the overthrow OF the pres
ent order of affairs in France. Vigorous
measures for its suppression were author
lied.
sPAIV-Cuban Civil Oaeers to be Re
placed General DuIce Clothed with Ex-
traOrdInarY POwers-A Monarchy for
Spain
MADRID, November I4.-General Dulce
takes with him number OF civil officers to
replace the present Cuban officers. Dulce is
clothed with extraordinary powers.
A Protestant church has been sanctioned.
Civil marriages are frequent.
Lapete, Minister of Marine, favors Mont
| pensier for King.
MADRID, November 14.-All parties agree
for monarchy founded upon sovereignty
of the people expressed by universal suf-
| frage.
MISCELE ANEOU OUJ-EarthquHke In ia.
| par-Fire in Boston nd Injury of Fire
Men-COlIiSiOn of n steamer near FerI-
| r-ss MOnrOe-COllIsIOR of New York
U
| SAN FRANCISCO, November l4.-A severe
earthquake occurred at Hogs, Japan, DC,
| tober s.
Boston, No vember IA fire occurred
| this morning at which four fremen were
| injured by falling wall. One occupant
was burned to death.
FORTRESS MONROE, November 14-The
steamer Louisiana from Baltimore for Nor.
folk, eollided with schooner in dense
fog and lost a wheel.
New YORK, November 14.-The ferry
boats Hamilton and Union of the Fulton
ferry line collided in mid river. BotE
boats were crowded One person was
killed and dozen or twenty legs and arms
broken. Much excitement about it. Nc
particulars yet.
HAVANA, November l3.-The steamer
Yazoo from New York for New Orleah
arrived to-day noon.
Kiver Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, November IA, L A. N
Barometer S0:l0, Wind northeast AM
fresh.
No arrivals. -...
Steamship Darien.
VIoKsBURG, November 14.-Passed up
Pargoud at noon.
River falling.
Domestic AIarkets
New York, November IA, NOon.-Mone
easy at per cent; sterling 109s golt
1Sf5; 5-20s of '62. 10Ss; North Carolina
64a: do. new 64l. Yirginias e1-eoupo
53{; do. new 55E; Tennessees ex. x.coupor
66i; do. new 68g.
Flour dull, and 5Gal0e. lower. Whef
nominally 1C42c. lower. Corn shad
lower. Pork nominal at S2s 67](929 81
a Lard quiet; steam rendered 1659163
, Cotton quiet; middling uplands 244
r Turpentine 45(945k. Rosin quiet; commo
! strained - 50. Freights firm.
! FOreign Marketss
= LONDON, November IA, Noon.-Conso
l cat. Bonds 74l. Sugar aacat irmer b
not higher.
LIVERPOOL, November IA, Noon--Cottc
tending down. Sales, 5000 bales. Bact
market bare.
LIVERPOOL, November Il, Afternoon
Cotton easier, but not lower; sales S0C
bales. Lard quiet. Tallow 5Os. Sd. Coz
mon rosin 6s.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
LATEST NEWS FROM 1SHINGTON.
GENERAL GRANF GONE TWEST POINT.
United States Treaser's Report.
ALABAMA OoNoEDE- TO GRANT.
THE CASE OF GORNOR REED.
LATEST NEWS FRG EUROPE.
-
AUSTRIAN ARMY ON A rAR FOOTING.
Closing of Cuhn Ports.
No Filibustering Fxpcdi'iC fi New York.
INTERESTING MISOELLR0Us NEWS.
THE CASE OF GORNOR REED.
LATEST NEWS FRG EUROPE.
AUSTRIAN ARMY ON A rAR FOOTING.
Closing of Cuhn Ports.
No Filibustering EXpcdi'ic fi New York
INTERESTING M1sOELLRoUs NEWS.
Morning Dispatches to thtSSOciated Press
WASHINGTON.

General Grant Gone tcwest PoInt-
CustOms KeceiPts-PGy Fuller al
WashinEtOn-TreAsu Report.
WASHINGTON, Novembe 13.-Geueral
Grant has gone to West Pot On return.
ing, he will remain wee in New York
Secretaries Schofield an Seward were
absent from the Cabinet toay.
Customs receipts from Il second to the
seventh inclusive, $2,4S7,0t.
Recent Investigations emely exculpate
Jacob Thompson from coplicity in the
Indian trust fhnd land defaation of 1860
Perry Fuller, Collector t the port OF
New Orleans, is here.
The President, McCullocbnd Eyarts had
a long consultation after tbinet session.
Treasurer Spinner's repa is published
Expenditures have increase as compared
with last year. InteIi. Department,
$2,OOO,OOO; Civil Departmtt, $2,5OO 900;
War, $29, 100000, including (?) however
$38,00O, 900 for boun.ies. Amount of in.
terest paid on the pubic debt-coin
$103 $50 900; currency. S3O0O,000.
WAGHrSSToE, November ia torney
OOuItuey has not been spended. Mr..
Fullerton and his association the charges
have left for New York. .ttorney Court.
ney's explanations have indced the Presi-
dent to at least withhold 6urtney's sus-
pension. There is evident conspiracy
on one side or the other, ad either party
is backed by money andpolitical iniu.
ence. Authentic details ae out of the
reach of the government
Especial Di patch to the st. luis Republican.
WASHINGTON, November 10y Yesterday
and to-day General Grant hs received sew
eral hundred letters, mostl relating to ap
plications for Office. He It'd his Private
Secretary, General Badea, that he wa
not President until after Cngress counted
the electoral vote. He di not Intend tC
read one of the letters an directed tha
they be destroyed. Som, four hundre,
were thereupon committed.o 20 the flames.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
FOREIGN.

No Armed Soldiers Mt Political HeetiAgt
in @paln-War ReoiinR of AustFiau
Army-Ports in Eastern Department
of Cuba Closed.
MADRID, November 13.-The Government
forbids the presence Of armed soldiers at
political meetings.
The Papal Nuncio at Madrid continues
relations with the new Government.
vienna, November 13.-The bill pre-
scribing the number and equipment OF the
Austrian army, when on war footing, has
finally passed both houses of the Reichsrath
by large majority.
HAVANA, November 13-Lersundi pro-
claims ports of the Eastern Department OF
Caba, where no customhouses exist, closed
for exports or imports. .,... ,. -.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

General snalth TeIegraPhs to the Captain
General Of Cuha-NG R1libusterinE Ex-
PepItiOn mt New Ork.
New YORK November 13.-General W.
F. Smith telegraphed to the Captain Gen
eral of Cuba that there was no truth in the
rumor that he was connected with the fill
clustering expedition. Lersundi, in reply,
ing such unlawful enterprises. rT.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, November 13.-Mrs.
Victor's deatE-sentence for killing her
brother has been commuted to imprison-
ment for life. .a. ..s'-
SYRACUSE, N. Y, November 13.-The
Sherman House and number of adjacent
buildings burned to-day. Loss $13O,OOO
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
The CIrsn. and Mennrerie.

This morning cheers were heard from the
throats of boys, each one of less than a
hundred was in the train carrying banners.
The object was transparent, and there were
no other transpareneies, and following
Johnny Lawtor who was enjoying a ride in
his splendid carriage drawn by miniature
animal. Some time afterward a band of
mnsic made the streets echo with joyful
notes as the whole company Of the circus
rode and walked along the streets. The
matinee to-day was crowded. This evening
and tomorrow ev Mug the performances
will be as usual interesting and agreeable
to the people who go to TiVoh Circle il
quest Of pleasure.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
ALABAMA.
The State Conceded to Gtunt-AaoaA Of
the Defeated

The State Conceded to Gtunt-AHoaA Of
the Defeated
MONTGOMERY, November lS-The Legis-
lature is doing nothing of Rgeneral char
acter The point has been idsed, that the
acts of the Legislature are Illegal, on the
ground that the law requirts an election
for new Legislature on the third of No
vember. Tie Advertiser, o his city, main
tains that il is the duty of ht Governor to
order special elections. A case will doubt
less soon be made up to tes he question,
The State is now conceded to Grant by
about 25OO majority. In many of the white
counties, having 1900 to 2WC white voters,
not more than 500 or 60O voted. They
either had no opportunity Of registering or
declined to take the voters test oath. The
Democrats did not poll their strength by
10000. In Marion county no election was
held, '...f. ....
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
OFFICIAL oRcAH REP0AicAM PARTY Of LouIsiA


inches and aquarter; bounded on the riRht sds By
the ainder Of said lot No and on the left side
BY lot No 2; together With the three story brick
house and double veraudA Nos 357 and $50, con.
tanning store on the ground floor and several rooms
in the upper steres twostory brick building in the
yard. containing eight rooms, paved yard water.
10 AEoTHER LOT OF GROUND adjoining the
above, designated BY No. on a special plan made
by Louis bringier on the Wentyssyenth July, 1884,
ss and Annexe6 70 an act passed on the third June
ls4A before CArlile Pollock, then Notary Public in
this City. Said lot measuring, English meas.
urs, "a feet front on Victory street By
~ teet deep betueen parallel lnes To
gethsI with Three-story Brick House,
No. VI, having store on the ground floor, four
rooms, slis, and landings in the upper stories;
Three,Story Brick BuildinS IN the yard containing
nine rooms and priy on each floor, Tagged yard,
The above properties will be sold agreeab'y to
plans now at the Auctioneer's office, :
ITerme-lAsh.
Acts of sale before o. Drouet Notary Public st
ne expense OF the purchasers, including the United
ctates stamps, as we'll the taIes for the rUnninR
year 1868, due in 1863. noi4 % 81 dei Ii is