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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-02

j. H. Harper and j.. H. Harris Vs.
Steamboat Wenona, Her Tackle. Apparel, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT OOURT,
Il for the District of Louisiana, No. 9033-In obs
dienee to admiralty warrant to directed in the
above entitled suit, / have seized and taken into
my possession
The Steamboat wENoNA, her tackle, ap-
pareL etc, now hbeed by j. H Harper
and j.. H. Harris for the causes set forth in
the libel now pending in the District Court OF the
United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the cWner or
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having pretending to nave any right title, or in
terest in to the same to be and appear a. Dis
trct Court of the United States, for the District
aforesaid 10 be holden at the city of New Orleans
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the dat6
hereof to show GAUGE II any they have or can, why
the said steamboat Wenona, her tackle, etc.
should not be condemned and be sold agresablY
to the prayer Of hbelants.
United States Marshal's Once, New Orleans.
nln'''sn'n aas o. ), naiERRoN. q S. Marshal
No. 565-mh2O Is 81 app 10 n a-l
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No. Ss2-New Series.

NOs oe@ NSW OerloSs
- Resolved, That section i've Of ordinance No.
SIS, new series, to establish a uniform rate
OF taxes and licenses on professions calliugs, and
9ther business, etc, for thu year 1853 approved
December "a 1851 be and the same Is hereby amend
90 80 as to read as follows via; Evsry theatre amph
theatre opera house, or place used for public the
atrieal amusement, seven hundred and ffty dollars
tsignedl WILLIAM 4. HEPP,
-, resident Soard Of Assistant Aldermen.
nigneD JAMES GRAHAM,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Isienedl B. HRATH. Mayor.
DANIEL <. WHITAKER, Secretary mh2 81
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We RfoRGED MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
pdden pulled one more boy yester-
nd hhd been caught in the act of OBJ.
lew pney on forged order, such a one
a 1ii 81 acribed yesterday. Five of these
d ca ave been returned to the second
he s authorities, all in the same hand
the p the French language. We heard
p sSF5Ipf these sharp lodges that proved
cen il and the sums obtained on each
S35, and $50. 1t was thought at
,rpv Yesterday that the rascally perpe-
orlesI ro trapped, but when taken be-
..sel Imprisoned boys were not recog.
Jew ould the dwellers Of the second
r a is ad the REPUBLICAN more attent-
n thH would not be victimized SO often
FWnhhN|F.
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MADAM s STEWART,
no. 2S6 Orleans st, La.

= SCHOONER. Special Deputy
v. Ward arrested last evening
WIS on the charge of larceny on
he waters Of the United States.
y the schooner Alice had been
Il pending the decision of the
4der the control of the United
hal. While thus in custody, it is
the accused took possession Of
", and running her up to what
5 ''rchOupitoulas Bayou there
name and fitted her up anew.
United to the parish prison to
xamination before the United
missioner.
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Tackle Apparel Etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Lousiana, No. 9Oi2 In obedI
ence to an admiralty warrant 10 directed in the
above entitled suit, have seized aud taken into
my possession
The schooner LYDIA, her tackle, apparel etc
nov hbeled by T.. Mandin, for the causes set forth
in the libel now pending in the District Court of
the United States
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having pretending to have any right, title, in
terest in or to the same to be and appear at Dis
trict Court of the United States for the District
Aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof TO show cause if any they have can why tho
said schooner Lydia her tackle apparel etc, should
not be condemned, and be sold agreeably to the
prayer OF libelant.
United States Marshals Office, New Orleans,
nineteenth day of March, 1868
f. j. HEBRON
No t66-mh2O 25 81 api United States Marshal
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of louisiana No $685. obedi-
ence to an admiralty warrant, to me directed in the
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
my possession
The Schooner CORA her Tackle Apparel etc. now
hbeed by Thomas Morgan for the causes set forth
in the libel pending in the District Court of the
United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner @,
owners thereof, and all and every person or per
sons having pretending TO have any right title
interest in or to the same. to be and appear AZ a
District Court of the United States for the District
aforesaid TO be holden the city Of New Orleana,
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the dEte
hereof to show cause, if any they have can. why
the said schooner Cora her tackle etc should be
Condemned, and be sold Agreeably to the prayer Of
hbeant. HH
United States Marshars Office, New Orleans,
sixteenth day of March, 1868.
No. 557-rnh II "a % Spi
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No. 8S1-New Series.

No. s81-New Series.
Resolved That the City Surveyor be and ne is
hereby authorized to level the protection levee put
the ditch in order IN the vicinity Of Harmony and
81. Denis streets, and roperly grade and ditch the
roads where this leyee has been brsilt
tsignedl WIN. e. HEPP,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
Signed) JAMES GRAHAM.
President Board of Aldermen.
0siened 4. HEATH. Mayor.
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FOR RENT.

mo RENT-A LARGE AND RLIGIBLE
store-ano Of the finest in the city--No. 10 Canal
street. near Oatondelet street. L Is susceptible Of
being divided into two stores To good lessee it
viii Be rented cheap Inquire OF
M GERE0N, No. 2 Story Building,
fee Corner Of Camp and Coulmon streets.
mo RENT.--A NEWLY BUILT TWO-sT0RY
L Brick Dwelling. with ~ modern oonganieno1A,
No & Rampant street, 9 fsU do0rs nboVO Oanal
street Possession givs1 immsedatoly. ARply 70
n 0eraea. Ne aston BUILDING. IS
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ieViIfp FOR GREENBAcKs. - Yesterday
|RLE BIT an early hour while Mr., Assist.
heg Il urer Mouney was awaiting his
Coz at his residence near Esplanade
UTSiNe door bell rang and a servant in
l ! ~ m that some ladies had called to
NEG n Mr.. Mouney, a good-looking
M, was aware that he was a
cry. "a the ladies, bat had not been &C.
ORE "a to visits from them so early in
MAing.
EEE we're ushered into the house, eight
4 7. OF IL number, all natives of ireland,
me city notes for which they desired
xpr sistant city treasurer to give them
'eHi eks. He had none to exchange
from fn, but advised them to go 10 the
n be e Mr.. Howell, at his residence in
aeistrict. This they did not do.
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I'd IAN TRANSCRIPTS Hrs DUTY A
! SCI mt whose name we have informs
4, n Ionday night last, at about 10
UT er the white men had left
ls sIsS Of the Dostie sub-club, first
' set the corner Of Thalia and st.
slli3 'eets, 9 policeman entered the
~ "a dered the members Of the club
y y r Rnd go to their homes, telling
Pub be meeting had been held long
is name and number will be
nv mmeDt is unnecessary. It is
cans 4 policeman is legacy from the
N Pinistration, who do not believe
ought to vote.
ma AlA-4-----
49, THE gigantic Sam Ried has
us. blle, highly Endorsed by the
'AA community and press of New
gentleman Of great ability, and
Ans @a writer and speaker" He
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Tackle. Apparel etc.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT OOlJRT
II for the District OF Leuis1Ana No s11A--lu ohEll
dience 10 an admiralty warrant, % ne directed
into my possession aa nHrg
The Schooner RITA, her Tackle, Apparel etc. noW
beed By Vincent fnria Tor the causes set forth IN
the Libel now pending IN the District Court q
And 40 hereby cite and admonish the ewnar or
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having pretending 70 have any right title, Or IN
trct Oonrt Of the United States for tho District
Aforesaid % pe holden At ths city OF New Orleans.
hereof TO show cause, any they have or can, WIZ
ne sala senoener hlta, hsr tackle, ETC., anoad net
81 libeant
Uaitsd states MArshels ONES. New Orlaans.
twentieth day of March. 1863 =
- ., j. HEBRON. D. s. MarahAl
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CoNTROLLER's OFFICE, CRY HALL.
New Orleans, April l. 1859
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N Controller VIA at his office at 10 O'Clock A. nj
on TUESDAY, the fourteenth day OF April Iss5
sell to the highest bidder or bidders the above
lease. S. e.. BKDWER
Apl lot Deputy Controller
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NOtiee.-R. L CROMWELL is candidate for
the Legislature from the Fifth Ward, parish of Or.
leans. MANY FRIENDS.
mhg6
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No. tes-mh2O Is 81 apl United So 1.I MsTsh.L
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consented to deliver at Mobile " his address
on the present condition of the North, and
the means of restoring our commerce and
agriculture Immense is hnmbug.
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Pioneer Grant CIub.-Attention Members
All members of the Pioneer Grant Club are earnety
requested to meet at headquarters No SO St. Charles
street, on THURSDAY EVENING, April 2. at
o'clock JOHN NJ G. PARKER
mh3l I'd President p G. O.
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STREET COMMISSIONER OFFICE.
Room No Ulty Hall. !
New Orleans, April l. 1863
WAS BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DIS.
w trtot Pound, on D-yades street. between Jack.
son and Philip streets. estray--.
One mouse colored HORSE, about thirteen hands
high
Which, ii not claimed within FIVE days and the ex
penses thereon paid, will be sold at public auction
at said Pound, on NtNDAY. April G. 1865,
at u 0 CLOCK M. WILLIAM BAKER,
Street Commissioner.
Louis SESECHAL. for Controller apl st
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FOR FURNISHING THE CITY IN.
situations W 18th EeeE

Il ANs
situations with BeeE
-
MAYORALs'Y De NEt' ORLEANS
City Hall, Oece-uber 3, 1867.
~ 49,
No. 1S0-NeW Series.
a., - rasoir.5 Nh. A.. r,,-..ouou -
be u teioIyea, that the iJontroler Be and he is
~ 70 n tile oiiglal journal
~ ~ a ~ lu'hlsnlng
President Board of Aldermen
(Signed) q s. SAUVINET
President pro tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen
ADnrDVed thar
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NoTARKAL BLANKS. H.AWXEnss
Brsis. SAD an kigds q Lsssl Forms aseaz-t,lp
printed St the once Of The Rspubeeanu Ne Il -
Oha<iqs Stzsst ~
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POLITICAL NOTICES,

HAeadqunrterA Radical Republican
Party.-All Republican nominees Of the parish and
city Of New Orleans are requested to meet at the
headquarters No. 90 ST. Charles street, THIS EVEN
ING at half-past six o'clock. Business of import
ance will be brought before the meeting.
ep2Ita H.O DlBBLE Chairman,
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twenty-five feet canals; twenty-five dollars
($25) per running acre for eight 49, feet
ditch; twenty dollars (S20) per runAing foot
for dams and piling; and seventy-hve cents
per running foot for underground sewer, as
per adjudication made by the City Control.
Ter, April 5, 1867.
Yeas President Graham, and Messrs.
Devices and Woolfey.
Nays; Messrs. Burbank, Clay, Carriere,
and Stapleton.
Mr.. Devices called up from the table the
resolution with reference to cleaning the
canals, which was made the order of the
day for the next meeting.
By Mr.. Woolfey:
ReSoleed, That the resolution reported by
the Finance Committee on the l4th of jan
uary, 1868, in compliance with section ia
OF the city charter, estimating the probable
receipts and expenditures of the city of
New Orleans for the year ending December
81, 1868, be and the same is hereby amended
i'll the column of probable expenditures"
under the head of public schools (white
and colored) by striking out $240, 900, and
inserting in lieu thereof three hundred and
sixty thousand dollars (S36O, OOO.)
Which under suspension. of the rules was
read twice, and adopted by the following
vote:
Yeas: President Graham, and Messrs.
Burbank, Devices, Stapleton, and Woolhey.
Nays: Messrs. Carriere and Clay.
The Board adjourned until Tuesday
next at o'clock P. NJ.
HUGH ]. CAMPBELL,
Secretary.
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OF to-day is not the Taliaferfo Of the past;
that the weakened intellect, and the
-unfxed political principles which allow
him to endanger the success, nay, the very
existence of the Republican party of Lou
isiana, to crafty personal aspirations and
ambitions prove that he is as
good tool for their use as
one taken from their own immediate ranks.
Again, he was born and reared in the
school OF slavery, and was himself an
owner of men, women, and children, and
the lessons and habits of youth and early
manhood are likely to form the character
and govern the conduct in old age. These
considerations doubtless Influenced the
rebels to adopt Judge Taliaferro as their
candidate, and they are doubtless encour-
aged by their great success in winning and
using the apostate, Andrew johnson. But
Andrew johnson has cost loyal men and
the Republican party much too dearly for
them ever to forget his treachery, and it is
fortunate that the disloyal press and people
of Louisiana have indicated their prefer
ence for Taliaferro before the election.
There are now but two candidates for
governor, and the lines are plainly drawn
between them. The Rebels, Democrats,
Copperheads, and Conservatives will vote
for James G. Taliaferro; the Republicans
will vote for Judge H. c. Warmoth, the
Candidate they have nominated. ar; Vnvln.
ca r.ill;.,s. Al or. .,.il olnnt
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sAHEs 6. TALIAPBRROs

For weeks Ills gentleman has been pub-
alihhing en- eleeiinneering letter rs a stand
ing editorial in tie Exchange alley organ,
pnrporting to be addressed ITO The people
Il Louisiana II consls.s maialy Of patti
indea ana haaby generanliea Of which
we have nothing 70 says bnt 4 begins with
an assertion which Is a1hszihg fron nan
Of he go and position oF judge Tslia-
fsrro. He says Having been piaeea b.
lore the people Of the STATE a. . cnndIdas
fsr the Office Of governor By the Rappb-
lican party Of tie state u TioplsiaAa 2 Ill
assertion Is untrue The RepuBlieun
Marty Of the state Of Ioaidanan has held
but one State Nominating c8ayenten, md
II Il Judge Taliafa1lu noeipca but
AZ ak voteb sof the olac,
nopenerf and that conversion
al iazie Judge q G Wermosh III
81 a5eefnSin ana lid mani
n1n net nomination. There i
no ptel4A - other state eagpant'an
Or shas as ndhihasion ior gevelnd
has been G.. TaiiaieTFo b.
been sho people Of tn
eleie - bis own mis-
rsiaad, Isss a lbe deter
nts5 M N Oh 1ant h
rale & a'n .he lleoaaee aaihiana
~ ars 80 VISA da1a iha
without IN tales Is b6 ~
Ionslx aIed Is he ata taas
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J. H. 0GLEsBY q d
CHAS. 3. SLAYBACI
j, L. DUNNICA & q
SMITH & McKENNA
JAMES CONNOLLY 4
KEEP 81 CAULFIEL
5. b. KENNEDY q

A petition of W. Thiel for per
establish a swimming school and d
at some point on the river was 4
the same committee.
A petition of Bernard soulle,
that the city has taken possess
lots of ground belonging to hir
widening of Claiborne street, ad
payment for the same and reimb
of the taxes paid by him since II
ton of said lots by the city, and
sell and give clear titles, was refer
Finance Committee.
A petition of Samuel G. HickeI
to lease and improve the City pad
virons, provided the city grant hI
privileges, was referred to the q
on Improvements and Build
Finance.
A petition of property-holders I
of the second district Of the ciH
fos the paving of sidewalks 4
johnson, and Galyez streets, VS.
to the Committee on Streets and
A petition of property'holders
men, Industry, Elysian Fields, All
streets, recommending the petitioI
Stein for permission to erect al
factory, was referred to the Cor
Improvements and Buildings.
A communication of Mr.. E. HE
Attorney, explaining the reasonsO
ence of opinion between him ad
Treasurer, relative to the ten
claimed by him on the unpaid licI
relative to the writ of mandamu
by him in his official capacity,
and referred to the Finance Conf
| A petition Of property.owners
liza street, between Poydras and
streets, complaining Of a black
and asking itsremoval, was reie1
Committee on improvements and
on motion the Board adjOuI
Tuesday, April Z, 1868.
ALFRED BoURI
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Regular Meeting.
CITY HALL, NEW ORLEANS,
Tuesday, March 81, 1868.

Tuesday, March 81, 1865. J
The Board met pursuant TO adjournment.
Present: Mr.. W. T. Hepp, President; and
Messrs. sterry, Sampson, Gumbel, Perkins,
Davies, Flood, Thezan, Dunn, Straight, Sui
livan, Sauvinet, and JOubert.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read.
On motion Of Mr.. sauvinet they were cor.
rected so as to show that the secretary was
requested to notify the Treasurer to item
his weekly reports.
The minutes, as corrected, were approved.
The following message from the Mayor
was read, and referred, with documents &C.
companying, to the Committee on Streets
and Landings.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. March 81, 1868.
To the Honorable the Board of Assistant Alder
men:
GENTLEMEN have the honor herewith
to transmit for your consideration a COM
munication from A. NJ. Buchanan, ESQ.,,
City Attorney, dated yesterday, together
with an order of the Fourth District court
of New Orleans in the case of 1.-THE Canal
Carondelet Navigation Company VS.. the
City of New Orleans" that the city shall ap-
point an expert on or before the thirteenth
of April, to meet two other experts, one
appointed by the plaintiff and the other
appointed by the court, for the purpose
Of estimating the amount OF injury sus-
tanned by the Canal Carondelet Naviga-
ton Company by the drainage of the
city into the Bayou st. John since the tenth
OF March, 1864. Immediate action should,
/ think, be taken on this subject by the
appointment of an expert as suggested,
Very respectfully,
E. HEATH, Mayor.
OFFICE CITY ATTORNEY, }
No. ID C.ty Hall,
New Orleans, March 30, 1863. }
Honorable Edward Heath, Mayor
sIR-The Fourth District court of New Or
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" n. EEe1HEETDN, NO.
draa street, between 81 gharl
ielet dtFeeia, New QFleana, Wholesi
geai4g II Drusss Aedieinas. Paints
Assortment Of De following Goods, Vi
~ Low Prices. either Wholesale or Re
White bead Of taS best brands. FREQ
leh1 Zine. oil % an Aindl. Venatias
iah Brown, KslloH Ochra, 4 variety 81
aia1oE, HE1nch window GiIls, Htoi
Soda, Ncapa and Cotton Making and
manufactured By himself.
Ala8 & Rfaat gaf dly Of farlumeHy a.
clas. for the toilet
Iee 1teHe i well llpplied with al 3
and Aedioinoa, frsah and o. the best q
anif
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TROPICAL BOOKING MANU-
Ana Daslar in
Goal. OhaRepal, teezp. syhit'
f4NegFO0d.
~ Biensilis ssrest. corner Of Maraisl
gurasm leit htths ahopa plsrs. Of BozI
Ezehangs sll rsesiysPFsnVt ~
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Is ostabHHhod Tor the ouT9
ALI FSgAGs OF Dial


DR. Z. WHITES experience and /
In m extensive practice in large cit
thirty years bring to him for treal
amount OF 81 forms Of disease and
experiences enables him inslAutly 70
comedies indieated-.for either ser a.
conditions, he employs the inneeent
remedies Of natuTa, which purifg the
the lungs, liver, stonach. and ni
and exefetinns. aud repair tbd aFi
the entire organization.
Tins Is money ~ Preserve y be
time and money. Persons By hp dini
WITH DR.. White are frequently eased
and Mueh suffering, often life,
threatened or incipient disease.
1T~ Private Disdo14ey however tnEe
weakness. Nocturnal Dreams, tmpotl
rennss, all injuries 70 the system IN
famed3a afo speedily durable, and De
and receive from Or. White the COM
Sgm4athy due 70 fraA human stare.
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stands, and also Of the plan of the market,
which designates the several places where
the various articles may be sold, and there
is no authority for their sale at any other
stalls than those marked on the plan by
which the market was sold.
All that is necessary is that the matter be
left as it now stands, and proper enforce
ment OF the law, which now my attention
has been drawn to the irregularity, viii
see that the farmer complies with the law.
Respectfully submitted.
WILLIAM BAKER,
Street Commissioner.
The following communication from the
City Attorney was referred to the Finance
Committee;
OFFICE Cry ATTORNEY, D
fHB Room No. Is, City Hall, y
New Orleans, March 81, 1853. }
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d
statement Of BLANK sheets. City Notes. received
York, from july is, is, until last shipment,
1850 sheets IS notes, so ..o. an "a .l.4.
ls,7s0 sheets SO notes. SO - :. - :
each sheet sheet - ao.s 227ooOO
$4,000 90
RsoapituIatsoa OF eirsuiatiOn BY the dinersnt Al
Old Council Il ISL and lssa. sils2sao Is :.
Military Administration: ~
Fer the psymsnto u ths debts af
FS q t Ins c Ss,; q old hands i1i''9'' "
account. consolidated debt. $4,000 % -.
Far he payment d debts, .1.oiszO 60
Her the payment Of old ,,sa,,l "a
s1 M Liefzso 90
Reduction b present. government. ssa5s %
Present circulation ,.........-..,.... Sta9ios Is
The CONTROLLERS weekly statement Of
checks drawn BY the Treasurer fer week
ending March 81 1868, amounting to
So, 22o, was referred % the same COMMITTEES:
The following Communication from the
Street Commisainner was received
srHezg colri Iosar's EpAh1ltE,,'1.
Room To- City Hall,
No4 Ozlaa4a. March 81. iesa.
4o she asnosablo M Eaasd q Aasla,zat Aldermen;
GfsrLEneE- Respecting he petition d
I thd farmer Of Mag lds market, and others,
HskifR to have certain fish stands removed
! from one part of Che uAafkel 10 Other ana
] Whith uetIlinn VIA fc11fl4t V me lor ex
( u.Hhfl0b tnQ rQpe J base tho honor q
4 lttoft u toll0Vs
nave eAkhihsa e loahlloa Of nc hah
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20 the Honorable Board Of Assistant Aldermen;
GRNTLEMRE-l received from your once g
letter addressed to you on the 2th OF
March, 1868, by Mr.. Howell, the City Treas
urer, which informs you Of decision rem
dered on the Esd instant by the Sixth Dis.
trict Court Of New Orleans, upon writ OF
mandamus SUED out by Mr. Hiestand, As
sistahs City Attorney. to compel the Treas
urer to hand over TO the Assistant Attorney
an licenses unpaid on the first Of February
last. The Judgment of the court was that
the Treasurer should hand over to the As.
sIstant Attorney al licenses unpaid since
the first Of March last, which was In con-
formity to the position taken by me as the
coansal Of Mr.. Howell IN defending the
suit, and IN conformity to military order
Of General Hancock. do not think 1t sd
visible to take an appeal from this judg
rnent, which seems to me to be correct "A
TO the ten per cent 10 be paid by parties IN
default, or which has been so paid, moth
ing Is said In the Judgment referred TO nori1
the petition Of Mr.. Hiestand for the man
damns. ! do not think i has anything e
Do with the suit in question, and / can not
see how Il could be made subject Of con
test in the appellate court II any appea
were taken.
Very respectfully.
Etr a. II. BUCHANAN,