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Iro Wurlr's CoNtERT-The musical entertain
r,snt 20 he given this evening at the New Odd
EeIIoxs' Hall undef the auspices of that talented
nsrtormer. Mr.. LeofWhest, promises amply to re-
psy ali who may attend. Mr.. Henry Farmer
fiuiist of unusual stil and wide repute. is to be
among those who appear. Carlo Patti will also
be present with bss violin, Miss d, Messfs.
Meteye, Tracy and Wheeler will be among the
amateur vocalists snd the orchestra Of the French
Opera will furnish the Accomplishments. The
Chickering piano to be used by Mr.. wheat Is, We
may state, the identical piano which took the gold
medal at the Paris exposition.
Branble Ben De Bar as Obapod and MI Pope as
Frederick Brdnlble personated the leading charac-
tiers in the comedy Of the poor Gentleman last
evening before house none too fuil TOT the
merits Of the PERFORMANCE. Miss 1sooT Ir :.
tia McTdb gave an ample support. In the CONS
delta 1.-The Pretty Horse Breaker" Miss Belle
Hewitt appeared as Bella S'nnys1de, singing me
song IL love the merry, merry sunsnins" WIN
mnch spirit and sprightliness Tonight the come
delta and that always welcome comedy the
Rivals" will be repeated On Monday night MT.
Smith takes his farewell benefit, and on Tuesday
Miss Fanny Price commences star engagement
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Another good sized su,
dience assembled last evening, many sttract
doubtless by the wonderful reports that have gone
abroad concerning that agile young gymnast
Mile Tournoir. She Is well worthy of being con
sidered an attraction, and we can prophecy large
audiences
Tonight she will appear again. In addition al
entirely new programme Of ballets, songs, dances
and farce will be offered.
VARIETIES. even a camp stool was 10 o.
had last evening Of the Varieties by the visito
who happened TO arrive twenty minutes late, s.
crowded was the theater on the occasion OF tn
third presentation of "Under the Gaslight." Ia
niece will be repeated this evening.
AMes's MENAGERIE AND CTRcUs.-A fun snsr
of patronage from amusement seekers Is dau
awarded this really excellent entertainment,
which rare display of beasts and birds, eque'
trian performances, ground and lofty tumblint
and fea,s of gymnastics combine to anluse or II
struct. Ladder and children may attend the 400
matir ees uneseorted and feel confident OF recel'
ing due attention and courtesy. Taere are DAN
performances, ,both noon and evening.
The OPERAs-The doors Of the Opera Hous
will certainly fe-open on Monday, and the maste
pece of Rossihi, civilian Tell," is. the selectlo
for the grand event. Pcot and VanHuffi "a: OF
old friends of last season, viii reappear and NJ
Haselman and Mr.. Peront chdnteuse tegere ar
baritone, will make their first appearance. =.
On Tuesday, Faust for the debut OF
Engel, second tenor, who is said to possess remar
able vocal qualities. The company are busy :
bearsipg these two operas, and indications q
that they will both be brilliantly put on the stag
Ihe box Office is not yet open. but soon Will d
due notice of which will be given in the column
of the CRESCENT.
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8irer Sntelligente.
CRxscxsr OrrrcE. No. % CAnr srRKKg
lhnrsdau Naming NnY u. lHhA

4
Thursday Morning. Nov u. 1868
Contrary TO our expectations, clear sky
greeted us at daybreak yesterday. The day was
clear aud very cool.
yesterday.
The following named steamers left port yester.
day: Mississippi, Capt. Green, for Memphis;
Wild Wagner, Capt Richardson, for Nstchez;
B. L. Hodge, Capt. Bsrsnco, for Bayou Sara;
Suliy. Capt. King. for Bayou Lafourche Rose
Franks, Capt. White, for Red River; Aloe, Capt.
Wood, for lower coast; II. NJ. Chids, Capt. -,
for upper coast.
Memoranda oil steamer Lizzie Tate Left Shreve-
mort Friday 9Th, at 6 A. NJ. In port Richmond aud
Enterprise. Laid all night at Marston's; 18th, Laid
ali night at McKnight's; Irene passed up at Ii
p. M; sth, met No. at Grspp's Blaf Ghde
above Grand Ecore Lotus at o. X; laid all night
at Spears; 9th, met Celeste at Glover's bar; No.
10 ard Caroline at Sns ggy Point; Lua d. at Ex-
pertinent; Golden Era at Geo. barbin's.
Memorandum of the seamer Judge Fletcher:
Left shreveport Thursday, Nov. 8, at NJ.
Steamers in port loading for New oresns: LIZZIE
Tate and Pioneer. Steamers Dixie and Era No. 8
above zone 10 Jefferson. Steamer Gossamer left
Nov L. atsP..m. for Jefferson. etsteamer Enter
! prjse at Campbell's; met steamer Richmond be-
| low Campo Bello; steamer Irene at Bayou Plerro;
ste Gamer Glide at Dorand's; Era No: at s.. Mau:
rice; steamers Lotus No. and CUBA AZ head OF
Falls: Enterprise at Double Eddy, above Rapeons
steamers Lulu D. and No. 10 just above Rapeons
steamer Golden Era below Rspeons steamer Ce'
| leste AT Niger Point. Thirty inches IN lakes to
| Jefferson. River falling all the way down slowly
| with feet on principal bars. steamer Jud &c
Fletcher will leave thursday 18th INST, s'o 2
NJ for Shreveport and all intermediate landings %
| Red River. alis -.
The following dispatch speaks for itself, 1--WE
| make no comments, though deeply sympatnzlnl
| with Capt. Tucker,) not having any particulars
shreveport, Nov. l0-ro 81. x. Eppier
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agent: I,ene sunk twenty miles below here at s
o'clo, this mo. ming. James NJ. Tucker"
The Corneli,. from St Louis. IL due TO day
The Judge Fletcher and Lizzie Tate leave POSI-
tiv-iy 3, r. n to-day for Red river.
The line packet Pioneer. Capt. Gillem, leaves ct
P NJ. to-day for Jefferson and Shreveport.
Late advices from Red river report that stream
Capt c. W. stinde, the veteran. and ever oour.
teous commander Of the Lizzie Tate, has our
thanks for sppreci It'd favors.
The officers Of that superb Red River packet,
Judge Fletcher, have our thanks for special
fsvore.
Mr.. Geo. williams, Of the Frank Pargoud, has
again placed ms u"der obligations
That truly ma, nidcent Red River packet, the
J Judge Fletcher. leaves this evening at o'clock
for Shreveport. Jefferson and all landings inter
mediste. Capt James E. Phelps commands, and
her Office Is nnder control Of that courteous gen.
t'eman, Mr.. John w. Ong. In regard to cabin &C.
commodations, there are but few boats OF ner
class that can compare with the Fletcher; and IN
the classic language Of our friend q. -, she ~
a beasty carrier and being of light draft she VIII
90 through on time.
QThe Lotawsnna. Capt. Il. ]. Brinker, leaves to.
morrow, Of p. NJ, for Trenton, Monroe ana III
termediate landings.
The Lizzie Tate, under command Of that Red
River veteran, Chas. w. Stinde, leaves without
fail at ?. M. to-day. for Jefferson, shreveport
and ell landings intermediate. Mr.. Ed. Groves
and Walter Parker are her clerks, and charlie
Carvell has charge of the Office on the stsrboard
side Rain or shine, the Tate never lies over.
The magnificent Frank Pargoud. Capt jim
White, leaves at r. M. to day for Vcksburg and
the bends. Messrs. Geo. A. Williams and Oscar
Benedict, two courteous young gentlemen, have
charge of her office.
ARRlvALs.-Since our last the following named
steamers have arrived:
Judge Fletcher, Capt. Phelps, from shreve.
port. with 1923 bales cotton, 4s0 head STOCK sad
sundries
Grey Eagle, Capt. Bsranco, nom Bayou sara ns
with &c bales cotton, "a hogshesds sugar and 225
barrels molasees. 80,
Lizzie Tate, Capt. Stinde, from Shreveport with
| sS2 bales cotton and sundries.
| Pioneer from Shreveport with 63S bales cotton
Frank Pargoud. Capt. White, from Point Chico
| with 26l2 bales cotton and 1867 sacks cottor
| seed.
]. N. Sharp, from Donaldsonville, with balel
cotton, % hogsheads sugar, ITO barrels and u
| half. barrels molasses.
1927 bales Gotten were received per rive
steamers Yesterday.
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NO.O& C w-Nov liz bales cotton to
Wits B Giblier-6 Couret-3 White
Bignon-9 c H Mouton &co-7 do IL beis molasses
Lsfitte & Dufho--lO do P J Pavy &co-35 do
r. Hare-40 do c Leverich-ll do lily Tete-s
A Lsne-6 do Bethancourt-6 dol Williams q
Son-95 do 8 bids sugar Adams &co ,i9 90 II
bbls molssses Dymond Il Lally-l3 DO lo hnds su.
gar G Sabatier-ls do A Brousseau-i4 DO 20
bbls molasses Hesse-6 do bales cotton to
A Tertrou 6co-16 hhds sugar II Given.3 hides
bdl hides bbls peas Dufour-I odi Noes 20
Grevenherg-l bales moss ID Levy @co-zs
hides l bdl hides Couret--l0 bbls rice and
sundriesL Sure-l bbls sugar Lspens q Ferre-l
bbls rice / hide SKIS peas and sundries Logan
9 bbls rice and suDdries sewn ODDS rice
C E Leverich-2l sks seed cotton 20 SKIS corn 20
JIM Walsh Dbl rice Abadie-2S bbls oran-
res Caphepe & Loubens--6l SKIS cotton seed to
Dowling-l bbls potatoes Sylvester-5o neso
stock and suLdries to order-Total Al bales cotton
81 sks seed cotton rs bids sugar 29l bbs moasses
NO, &C N-Nov. Ito bales cotton to
Bakemere Woodbridge &co Ice Aymar &co-
% Pritchard & Bickhsm-S6 Lacey. Terry &co--
"a ] williams Il Son-ll Stewart Galbraith q FL
zer-G6 Jos Hoy &co-7 r Flower@6 Oickman,
6 r Nugent-ll W McGary &co--46 J q u Crom-
tipgton &co-l5 r Powell--3 Nelson, Lanphier
&co-l Barrett & Lesass er--ll M Oglesoy--S
Richardson 4 May--l03 T H NJ Allen &co--
SO r. l. Adams & Sons Ben Gerson --l0
Tompson-l6 Jennings, Gates geo. T. hen.
derson-4 Meyer. Deutch Weis-l l W Arthur
colo Alcus, Scherck q Autey-l P Harrison
Son-26 Jno Harde &co-2 Britton 4 Moore
NJ Hitler &co- ] Lane-lC Walmsley &co
Marx. Levy &co--5 Warren, Crawford &co =
30 bbls whisky Dsvan 4 Mason-50 do M Oslesby
| so FREY & Shevetruher-25do Maunsell Bogel-
10 do Gains & Blanton-20 r Karstendyke-5O
| do AZ casks meat ] Vievasso-50 tierces do
| Keep & Caulield--l0Itcs hams Pace &co--25
| cks meat Cobb, Dolhonde &co-3 boxes hats
| Booth &co-4 bxs shoes Zelbencker-S boxes
| hats z Quinlan &co--l do Vincent &co--l DO
| ii Tricou &co-ls rolls leather G Hsus-ll do
| Thos Schorr-45o0 feet lumber McConnell-10OO
| do Tsylor-sundries to order-Total $50 b aes
cotton
| NO, & G N-Nov. 1l-22 bales cotton to
| Aymar &co-32 Williams Il Son.-l4J g Crom-
Wells Nelson, Lsnphier &co-2S r Powell
| IL Payne, Huntington &co-4 Dickman, Hill &co-
| Lehman, Newgats &co-l3 & Henderson,
| GO Jos Hoy &co--S r Adams q Son--l0 Ben
| Gerton-46 Richardson Mays M Oglesby--
so .lcus, Scherck & Auiey-l0 Barrett q Lesas'
s'er-35 G G Gontin-22 Wsrren, Criwford &co-
| IL Jennings, G ates &co--i2 II q Allen eco
| Jno Cbaffe &co-3 Knox Brof-l G Fosd OK z
| co-l4 w B Thompson-5 Lacey. Terry 900
| Rr,ton 4 Moore-l7 Winston, Morrison &co-1
| Clipion-lO Won Phul Bros-7 Hogan Patton.
| is Jno Hardie &co--l3 summers d Branins-,4
Never, Deutch & Weis--28 Il Ably &co--S L
| Lobe-l6 S Friedlander- NJ Hitler &co-2 Ora.
mer, Rerymsn &co-sundries to order--fotA I0l
| bsles cotton
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DIGAUD d cos
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

Pstcnsed By the Empress Of the French and exfesve
used IN all sshonsbe circles or Tvs hxeeshee sn' o'p
GRITTY. x~o -. r.xrxr.
RfIOiIFT the new scent Rigsad Co. the only I'M
pcrsers In Europe fragrant extract Of YsngylAnd from
EiGAXfb co IS TOLUyINE, delicious Toilet wstsr,
superior 70 Eau de Coegns Toilet Vinegar or FlonaA
kiGAUD . COS MIRANDA SOAP, sxquis'tsy per
furusd and kesping its fragrance To the last
1RIsAUD CO.. MIRANDA P0MAruh, fos prsssrv-
ing and be sutlfJ ing the heir. =. .,,-
RI0AUD q Co.'s DENT0RtHE, . most egreesoia
elixir preserving the teeth and pernIning tne
RIGAUD 4 co.'s TOOTHcRE AN, rensrxsoie Pc
usrstion producing brilliant Wilderness % the teeth
fRlGxUD 4 Co IS ROSE POWDER, superior 70 vselst
and all other Starch and Rice Powdera - .,v
THE IITfI,K MONITOR; GUIDE TO THE rt,iI4kf
With Photographs Illustrations viii be sent on rscep OF one
Wholesale R,gsud 4 Co, IS rue de Rcheaier, PstS
Agent y Fsvbsry Sons, As b. fsus Churco fSd, Los
don
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Marine Sntslligente.

CRESCENT OFFICE No 9s CAxP STREET.
Thursday November II. 1906.
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship La Louisiana (Fr) Touffet, for Hsvre.
WR Buddendorf
Brig Iysnhoe, Thesrle, for Liverpool.
'e Lowell & Bailey
schr Glevner (Brit), Leitch, for Turks Island,
A Kernaghan
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Totsl. ...-...-' -. - -.
ST.. HELEsA.-Thetfull vote of st. Helena Is
for Seymour 1904, fir Grant 1876. For Congress,
for St. Martin 1894, for sypher lse.
wAsHroroN.-THs parish gives for Seymour
rS7 for Grant 90.
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.~ov~oc~vpv nRos a do sell ct II O'Clock. 81 their
~ ~. u.rt n Camp htrect furniture, also, q
IL o'clock A. =. al r. Lay otsoies w ~is''~- 49,
horses, mules. etc. .
w uoDo soN sells st n i'cIsck A NJ, ct their Auction
Nj Rova street The ,Wigwam." benches, ETC.. cor
ner Prytsnis and Jscksor
GEO PEARSON sells at 9sSe'clock A. T., Ct NO. 70 camp
street, furniture
- advertisements on ffh page
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The following are the returns Of the election in
Louisiana as far as received:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GALVE8TON- -INDIANOLAA
KoxGAN LINE o. 9. NAIL srEAksHIPa
FOE GALVESTON AND INDIAN
HT1NKb OLA - The following new IRON iow'prsssure
sA steanshps form this Line:
W. q. Hewes....I. q. Harris. Austin.
n r arY............ "A nes. Harlan
AIabs n q. crescent. ......... erwans
Clinton d osep hiAe.s... ssseoroe'
Wm. g. Hewes.
GEO. E. TRIP. Commander.
win SAL rfom foot Of st. Joseph street on FRIDAY,
November l3,h, ct "A T.
OHAa 4. WHITNEY 90, Assrn.
80 and 81 Damp srssk
Feebt insured at one the adopted BY the Board
Of Underwriters July lst, 1853
B-No bills ofladine signed after sailing Of the steamer
E1f4& FOR rExAa-
Inside BERwICK's BAY ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
T RAILROAD.
On SUNDAYS, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SArUk
DAYs TX O'Clock A and the train leaving the A.
iers Depot q H. .rIivss - sT ss NV asv.,.
J,.e,h,ue ...................CAPT. J. n LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Massrorda. J. j. ATKINSON.
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYA
Tjckets 70 be had secured until O'Clock
LIVERY DAY, Sundays ezcepsd q the omcs Of the oDs
Ferry Lardtna. on the morning Of departure
'' sAM,L g. sQUIRES, Ticket Agent.
q. W. 3. BAYLEY. superintendenk
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BRAZOR SANTIAGO.
noRaAN LINE U. T. MAIL sTKAnsHIPs
Leaves on SATURDAY. November 18th. sssAH
FOE RRAZOs sANTIA00 VIA |
Si&l EGGS GALvEsroN-Ths iron steamship
J. B. LOCKWOOD. Commands
WIN ssys foot OF st. Joseph street Shove II the steamer
"a unable 70 cross the bar goods to be delivered
ships tackle corsinees to their own hgstersss y"
OHAs A. WHITNEY = CO., AssntA
90 and 81 Camp street.
Freight in ured c.eha the rates adopted BY the Board
Underwriters. July l. 1888
FLORIDA PORTS.
FOE FLORIDA PORTS.
ALLIANCE LINE o. 5. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
eses ron SES:Acepn;A.;s S MA5s,sarS q
SAlA& zxsxs. CEDAR KEYS TAMPA AND KS'
rb,oush bills Of Iadine 70 Columbus Ga. and 5slnsndes
Ga and ali regular landings on Chsttshoochss kivef $50
to Fsss To; 70 New York via csdsT Keys Fod. RI.
read and connecting 81 rsrDsndina q i'"~
sa.I,.s se%Rs.sa Of the following steamships to '-n
Au,anee T. PARKER, Commander
Lavaea, L. r. LIVINGSTON, coumAnSsL
Florida, II. o'LEARY, Commander.
The steamship Dudly Buck.
L. II. PARTRIDGE. Commander.
vyu ,e,v. bsr wharf foot Of Calliops street, SAT-
URDHY, November 18th at 6RA
Tor freight or passage. apply 20 m .,.
Nv. PERKINS 90, , ASse. -.
NB-Shippess VIII please procure orders from Agents
Ofcs before sesdine freight to the steamer
rOWBOATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAf ASSOCIATION.
THE UNDERsIoNED. Ezn
.shas to .:s. q f 70 sns
~ ofer erester liabilities " the shipong entering -
leaving this port combined the following fowboss-
ECLIPSE LINE
swis.srlaad. Lsvisthsa. oisdisssr me
Ferry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
marry Wright and ssnsisei.
| ..w.. rs... n. Morgan, Equator. We
800 u.rusn Repsblie, Tseunseh
| vvseaee and Reliance
, .,x pevu Of the sbsys sssssiAtsd Linz d
Ysrsos.s ihss NO dsssasisn Win secu sishsr Il
| iSs Der o. h s6s port vv~xu u..cv r-x
s6HHEIDzR 4 xUsk ssIn
| EDWARD a v6 6suH xd az ~ "a.
A.sasssa osss . o.,o.ss - :.sss Y ssisa
CHxA YT.kxHKiTKh
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A LETTER FROM CHANCELLOR LIPscoMB TO TIE
SOPHOMORE CLASS OF THE usIvER.lrY OF
GEORGIA. -
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WATERING PLACES.

FOR WATERING PLACys-MORGAN LINE o. D
/ Nail Steamers.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FzA Fox HAM n. Louis. PASS
SB Springs. and Pascsscr a.
rus asv pressure iron steAmef Laura, Captain
JOSEPH n. WALKER viii leave arrival Of Pontehsr
train Rslvoad train ~ below:
On TUESDAYS. 10 .. \ train
On SATURDAYS. Il tsip-en this trip going 70 Psss-.
eouls.
R.s.rnins, VIII leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY aud
TBURk DAY EVENINGS.
bad vsakhar or Low water.
OHAs. A. WHITNEY CO., Agents,
50 and 81 Camp streek-
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LIyERPOOI.-Brig Ivsnhoe-3490 bales cotton
u hhds tobacco 5000 slaves
HAvRE-Ship La LOuisiane-s9Ol bales cotton
TURKS ISLAND-Schr Gleaner-5o.ooO feet
lumber
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Below Coming Up.
Memoranda

Bark hn,on Toricke, from Brennan Sept Is, to
Stockmeyer
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Leaves ON SATURDAY. 18th inst, ct 5rn
- - FOR EVANSVILLE AND LOUIS
taxA&tt4l vlls-The and elegant passenger packet
Louisiana,
Capt w. ID PHILLlPS.
VIII leave asAbove For freight passage apply board
TO THOs KBEfFE. rs Poydrss street
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S<z FOR LIvERPO0ts-rHEA BNflsn
SffN Ship IgOmn COZ tons, Hays MASTER nov pre-
AI1E parsd 10 recsive cargo For freight apply to
WHEELER SHBPHERH co.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-14
CORRECTION,

The Bee has attempted to make it ap
pear thut the publishers Of the st. LaudI,
Progress have been converted to Demo
cracy by the barbarious destruction o.
their press. The following letter explains
the error of the Bee:
New ORLEANS, October IA, 1865
EDITOR REPUBLICAN
Will you be so kind as to correct mis-
take made by the editor of the Bee of New
Orleans, in its issue of Wednesday, four
teenth instant
In publishing the two letters of Adolphe
Donate and Cornelius Donate, the editor
says:
1.-The two brothers Donate were pro-
prietors of the Progress, of st. Landry.
These people were right to say that Radi-
ealism WIS buried in the parish of St.
Landry
These two letters have probably been
published for the purpose of inducing peo-
pie to believe that they have been written
by my brother and myself.
l want hereby to let people know that
neither my brother nor myself have had
anything to communicate to the Courier
of Opelousas, 1 will state, moreover, that
l have been residing in New Orleans for
the last tlRee months, and absent during
that time from the parish of st. Landry.
Ny brothers name is Gustave Donate,
and my name is Augusts Donate.
We both have been Radical Republicans,
aud will remain such.
am, sir, yours respectfully.
AUGUSTE DONATE. Jr.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-14
1Hs REPUBLICAN PARTY IN IHE SOUTH.

IHE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN THE SOUTH.
We publish below list Of some of the
prominent men of the Old North State who
are found sustaining Grant and struggling
for peace. H. r..-. ....
There are in this list several names OF
gallant soldiers who fought with Lee and
johnson:
Chief Justice Pearson, of the Supreme
Court Of North Carolina, is for Grant and
ColfaK and peace.
Every Supreme Court Judge of North
Carolina is for Grant and Colfax and peace
All the Superior Court Judges of North
Carolina, save one, are for Grant and Col
| tax and peace.
Hon. Nat. Boyden has come out for
Grant, and Colfax and peace, the only Con.
servatve member OF Congress from North
Carolina. Every member of Congress
from North Carolina is enthusiastic fol
Grant and Colfax and peace.
w. Z. Bynum, late Colonel in the Con-
tederate army, his come out for Grant and
Coltax and peace.
Colonel William J. Clarke. a gallant
Colonel in the Confederate army, is stump
ing the State for Grant and Colfax and
peace.
Colonel W. A. Moore. one of the most
prominent lawyers Of Eastern North Caro-
lima, is out strong for Grant and Coltax and
peace.
General ". L. Scott, of Greensboro, an
eX-Contederate officer and talented law
yer, is out for Grant and Colfax and peace.
Hon. Tod r. Caldwell, leading member
OF the North Carolina bar, and for many
years before the war a member of the North
Carolina Legislature, is enthusiastic for
Grant and COlfax and peace.
Hon. Alfred Dockery, an ex-member of
the United States Congress, and the Wing
candidate for Governor in 1854, is for
Grant and Colfax and peace
General Rufus Barriuger, one of the
most gallant cavalry Generals of the army
of Northern Virginia, distinguished law
yer and prominent citizen, is elector on the
Grant and Coltax ticket.
Colonel Edward Cantwell. author of
"Cantwell's Justice and the 'North Caro-
lima Form Book and a cavalry Colonel in
General Lees army, is for Grant and Col
fax and peace.
Hon. C. S. Winstead, one of the ablest
lawyers of the State, is for Grant and Col
fax and peace.
r. W. Lassiter, ESQ, ,well-known through
out the State as a member of the Cen
eral Assembly, and as President of the
Raleigh and Castor Railroad, and an able
member of the North Carolina bar, is for
Grant and Colfax and peace.
Colonel o. H. Dockery. Colonel of the
thirty eighth North Carolina Regiment iu
General Lees army, is stumping the Third
Congressional District for Grant and Col
fax aud peace.
Hon. John Pool, for many years lead
ing member of the Senate of the North
Carolina Legislature, and the Wing candi-
date for Governor in 1850, for equal taxa
ton and against Ellis and secession. is
stumping Western North Carolina for
Grant and Colfax and peace.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-14
AN INVITATION.

The following invitation speaks for 1t.
self. We always aim to give our readers
the latest and most truthful items Of local
intelligence, and make no doubt that one
Of our numerous and able itenizers will
occupy carriage and give the public ar
account Of the banner and the wreath, and
what shall be said and done:
HEApoRs yx.UNIoN SOLDIERS AND SAILoRs' !
New ORGANS, October "a, 1858. }
EDITOR REPUBLICAN,: 4. t9
Appreciating to the fullest extent "the
power OF the Press" and desiring above all
things to secure for this club the friendship
and commendation Of that 'smighty archi,
teet of public opinion" have directed
carriages to be placed al your disposal on
the occasion Of the presentation Of ban.
ner and wreath to this club, this Wednes
day evening.
Carriages will wait at your Office at z P
NJ. Hoping to have the pleasure Of meet
ing you this evening. HA
! am truly yours,
j. II. DARLING,
Marshal.