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AT LARGE:
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TiTOs. III. MARSHALL, Of Pittsburgh.
U;.,-;ets Districts.
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. W. J. PoLL0Ck, II. X W. W NAGoNSELLER
: PIrTARp WlfbEY, 10. CnAs. II. MILLER,
q ". HUI, I6. GEORGE W. ELDER,
: NJ ,rsoy P. M'GILL, "a. JoHN STEWART,
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STATE OF LoUIsIANA-FoURTH DISTRICT COURT
Of New orieans-Mrs. Bessa McQuads, wife Of Arthur
Hauch va Her Husband-No. q 40
HEREBY CERTIFY that the cath
i day Of March, 1868 judgment rendered In this
j. Is Ordered adjudgsd and decreed that the Judgment
BY default 18th instant be confirmed aud
BraL That there be Judgment in favor Of pl antit
MS McQuade wife Of Arhur Hauch and against de-
fendan her husband aforesaid deCeeing dissolution OF
community Of acquets and heretsfre existing be-
that plaintiff Of endant Eight Hundred Dollars
$500 with legal interest from the Slt Of July 1851 and all
costs Of suit
signed 18th Of March, 1868 =
PAUL E. THEARD, Judge
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set hand and
sfxed the the said court the city Of New Orleans
this I'D day Of April IN the year OF our Lord one
j. +. DICK, Deputy Clerk
ETAT DE LA LoUISIANE-QUArBIEME CoUR DE
District de Ia Nouvelle oresnsMadame Bessa MeQuade,
femme dAIthur Banch, VS. msr-No 40.
IEPAR lie PR EsENT CERTIFIE, que lie
ID 24ieme Jour de Mars 1868, Judgement fat rendu en-
cette dams les figures qui suivent ssvo
II ordonne. aduge ct dscrete lie jugement rendu
hnal quill favour du plantive Madame
Bessa McQuade dArthur Hauch ct conte lie defen
dan mari susdt decreent dissolution de Ia com
msnite acqus ct de gains cdeyant exsant entire eux
qus declares separees oprele ct que pshys
recoi du def ndant Ia de HUT Cents Plastres SoO
nerets legal partr du Sieme Juliet 1851 svso les
frais de In cour pave.
PAUL r. THEARD Juge.
En- temOgnage duque TAI oppose signature ct lie scean
de la dts dams Ia vile de la leans second
Jour dawn en- Fan de Notresegneur mhu'een' soAAn'e
IF DICK. Deputs GretHer.
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STATE OF LoUIslANA-THtsD DISTRICT COURT
of New Orleans-Mrs. Catherine Fattery James Mol
10y, her Husband-No. 25793
March 1868 Judgment rendered in this Court IN the
following entitled suit in the wods and figures olosing
to wit
On motion Of G. H. Braughn Of counsel o- plaintiff and
upon producing the proof OF plantn demand
II adjudged that the Judgment by default
tered the oath instant be confirmed and
made final accordingly by that judgment Of alton
property be and the is hereby rendered In
NrnOy and against the defendant James holoy her hus
band, with al costs
Rendered March 18th, 1868
Signec, April I'd, 1858.
In testimony whereof have set my hand and affixed the
seal of the said court city o. Orleans this I'd
day Of April year OF Lord 1868 and the ninsty
second ear Of the independence Of tAe United states
Z. A. LISAUDAIS, Deputy Clerk.
ETAT DE LA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CoUR DE
District della Eouvee Orleans-Msdame Catherine Flat
terry VS. James Molloy son mari-No 25.7g3
IFPAR LEPRE sENT CEATIFIE, cue lie
2Sieme Jour de 1868 jugement tut rendu en- cette
cour dsns lie ttre. les ct les figures savoir:
Sur motion de G. Braughn de conseil IL plaintiye
les procedures ct la coar de la demade du
Ii est aduge decrete one jugement default
"a SOFT mainenant contrme ct rendu
final que jugement de separation de Ia prOpee soft et
Ia est par lie present ait jugement en- favour d. Ia
pIagnant Madame Catherine Fatey femme de James Mol
10y defendant James MOloy son mari avec tous
Renou, Mars lie % 1888
En- temogne TAI Aixee main ct scesu de ls de cour
dams la VILE de la Orleans lie Seme Jour davri
en- annee Seigneur mil hut soixante hu T.
lie quatTevngt douzeme aimee de independe9ce des
ktAts- unis E. A. LINAUDAlS.
Depute Grefier.
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Ed VOCATIONAL.
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MOUNT ST. MAKYs COLLEGE.
NEAR EMMITTsBURG. MARYLAND.
TIT, institution founded 1908 incorporated and
powered eoa Degrees In 1880 has continually Improves
md :dded 20 It's means By giving = TH0Ro0eH EDUoA'
Toe First Session Of Scholastic Year begins the last
week Of August; the Second the 18th OF January.
The Terms for Board and Tuition $50 per snnum-
for each Session Sl0psysble In advance Clothing sts
tonery supplied BY bs College must also be paid foi
Al the sudsns. sre instructed Doctrines and trained
There Pr parstory Department for Pupils not qualified
for the Coegiais Course For ig,shsr ini9r|s,9p sPp
O. D. EIprs 40 Poydras street. New Orleans. can be
applied 70 IS Agent fer the college
OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY,
FEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA.
Founded and Supported BY the State Of Louisiana
FxcuIrrConssts Of fu corps Of Dstrac.ors In al
branches Of Literature and Science usually tne 'o
CouRss oy sruDY-Embrsces Q Preparatory and an Aesd
Department, intending tersry, eeientne sho "
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TpPsFe, IN .x,.n... except clothing sO sz0s pay
able advance balance equal payments January s Ano
Cadets received at any time during The session. and charged
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STATE or LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE DKPAKrxKE, I
New Orleans, harcn IL, 1861
WHEREAS application has been made to
w cancel the official bond OF John Maskew, De
ceased Of the First Justices Court in and for
Parish of Orleans to wit bond dated May 9Th 1850
for the CS5OO0 FIVE Thousand dollars signed By
John Maskew, principal, and Patrick Halpn and j. o.
Davey securities the said bond being for the faithful
by the said John Maskew Of his duties ~ con-
Notice Is hereby given persons interested in the said
show in writing at the Office OF Secretary OF
State within ninety days after the last publication hereof
why should be cancelled and annulled
Given under hand and Seal of the ktate Of the abov
second JOSHUA BAKER
By the Governor:
J. H. HARDY, Secretary of State
ErAr DE La LouIsIAsx, DKPAKrzxxsf DE L,ExsogfrT,
Nouvele- Orleans lie 10 Mars 1858. J
TTENDU, qu'une application m'a etc
n aite pour lie DIN bond Ociel de John Mas
kew decede conneabe du Premier COur de Justice
pour la parosse d'Orleans SAVIOR: I'm bon date
lie de mai 1866 pour Is s0me de CS5D cling mile pas
sgne John Maskew CONNIE principal ct Patdck
Hapin ct j. c. Davey CONNIE securees les conditions "a
dit bon pour paecompsement hdele des devors du
dit John Maskew, susdite.
Avis est par lie present ineresses dams
secretare dEta pendant vingtdx jours spres
derner publication de avis les rssons lesqueles e
dit ben serait par can elle Ell snnune. ,
Donne signature ct lie scesu de Pktat Ia date
douzeme : JOSHUA BAKER
Par le Gouverneur:
J. II. HARDY Secretaire d'Etst
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICIAL.
DROCLAMATION.... .FROCLAMATION.
JOSHUA BAKER, GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA

DROCLAMATION..... FBOCLAMATIoN.
-Br-
JOSHUA BAKER, GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA
one SAMUEL MIioB ELL Did KIN aud murder MARCIA
RIFT WILLIAMS 81. % day q April. 1865 in the parish
in th- ,sns ami BY the authority Of the
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
n: ares. and dsssy :. Me ss q D parish q
receipt Of the sheriff &c that effect
ss pE.cnrnOs very black age about g, 90 Gs s.
body erect and sI,ght HAIR and beard b.ek and short
The ~ uppsr font teeth has look when SPOKEN
spsskng does rot tan plain and has scar on
Given under my band nd Seat the STATE the city q
The asT Of ua a
'S JOSHUA BAKER
y ' J J h. HARDY. Secretary Of STATE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. }
New orleans, April 18th. 1868 ,
WHEREAs- s. Zeinieker ha. -sde aP-
tionesi IN and for the parish Of Orleans, to-wit:
l. bond dated the 9th of September 1854 for the sum
SO co. signed by him principal and Louis Rose anu
bond dated the "a Of February, 1865 for the same
smount and signed BY the persons
Notice hereby given all interested In the above
retsry State within ninety days afer the last publication
he.eof why the said bonds should not DC eAnceneu
Given under my hand and seal Of the State as above
Governor of Louisiana.
]. Il. HARDY, Secretary Ofstste
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Nouyele Orleans lie 20 Avril 1853. !
TTENDU que \. .. Zelnicke~ n fslte une
n application pour lie canceliemen de son bond once som
dams ct la paToisse doresns sayoir
I ITuh nudd data IL
$1,000 Pne ui CONNIE principal ct Louis Rose ct Alex
z I'm bond cate ID fevrier 1865, tes sOmme,
Ell par e PRESENT donnes toutes perOunes
resses davo faTe eonnare par ec an bureau du secre
taire dEts dams les quatre ours qu suvront la
dsrDee publication de avis les rasOus les uelles
lie; dit bonds ne .ersit pa. csnees St s.ngs
dtssus dams Ia acknowledgements aimee de pinde
Gouverneur de Ia Louisiana.
J. H. HARDY, secretaire d'Etst
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Executive DEPARTMENT.
| New Orleans, March 81, 1853. I
WHFREAs application no. been made 60
sor in and for the parish Of Orleans. towt:
bond the 9th Of Nov mber, 1851, tor the sum OF
FIVE Hundred Dollars Is5OO with Sarah A. Walton
show writing st ONCE Of the Secretary Of
S snna sbSa H S 5. csncsd apd snnasd
SI s Of O.
| GsiepeO JOSHUA BAKER,
| Governor OF Louisiana
| By the Governor.
| J. II. HARDY, Secretary Of ststa
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
DEPARTMENT ExEcUrIr, I
Nouvele0reans 10 81 de Mars, 1858.
| A TTENDU que Mark WALTON - rHite uBe
N application pour csnceement de sou bond ON el com
me assesseur dams pour la p.roisse dOresDs savor
lie de Nevembre 1851. Ia somme de Cne
cen pissres $500 sarah Walton, CONNIE securitee
Avis lie toutes
faire connare ect bureau du secre
tare d'Etat les quatre J0urs qu suivron
ia dernere publication de avis les risons pour lesQuee
| les dit bonds ne serait pas cancelle OF snnulle.
Doune signature lie de pEtst, ct
dste mentfonne Is douEieme aimee de Pin
S fsigns1 JOS9U BAKER
Gouverneur de Ia Louisiana.
Par ls gouyerneur:
j. H. HARpy. secretsire d'Etat
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LoUIsIAEA-FoURrH' DISTRICT COURT
Of New orleans-Hsny =. Stewart vs. His Credors-So'
E,7S
NOTICE is hsresy given to the CredItcrs
Insoy.nt and . n other
Why the hd By the syndis IN ss case ssos
in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court cxo1
Clerks ofaes. New Orleans, April is. 1868
ETAr DIX LA LoUrs1ANe-QUArRlENE ooUR DE
District de Ia r. Stewart ses
Creancers-No. lL7I.
WIS est par les presentes donne aux ere
n ancers ct toues autres Personaes nte
Sos Dc avis Po9IS1si Z sS%ps sarse !! par lanai L
indie ne seTs Sss .sos !. Io
Par Ordrs de Ia cour % n1cU as.u.s IA,
Bureau du GrsfHsr. Souveleorsans le l6 svril 1865
THE STATE oV LoUrIASA-FTFrH DISTRICT
Court Of New orlesns-Mrs. A. East VS.. Dr. A l. East
her Husband-Fo. $3.50.
I HEREBY certify. that on the 11th day of
bruay, 1868 Judgment was re- dered 10 tos court 10
the following entitled suit in the words and figures following
tO-wit
this snd producing 70 the court dae proof o. ne
demand and considering that the law and evidence are In Ia
Il sdjadged and dsersed that the Judgment by dsful.
herein entered the lth instant be now confirmed that
against the defendant augustus l. Bas her husband de;
separation OF property stwesn shs a s sm A1
sx Thousand Nine Hundred Eighty Cs69SOJ Dollars,
with judicial demand IN At Defendant
as the Of this suit and that plaintiff be authorized to
MANAGE Az administer Der own separate PsrAPh'nA pro-
Judgment rendered thu l7th Of February. 1888
JUG 0 1saSned1 1'D VIC -''' CHARLES BEAUMONT
Judge.
In testimony whereof have heeunto my Ia i'd and
ar seal Of the sao court at the city Of new Orleans
year the Independence Of the United States
A D. BERMUDy. Deputy Clerk,
NAN m - ,orrsr.Np crxorrrFNP CoUR DE
District de la Ftuv.lle oreans-Msdame A East vs. lie
docteur A. L. East mari--No 1880
he, PAR lie PRESENT CExTIFIE, que
81 leme jour de evrOr 1868 tugement nut rendu dams
Get affairs dams les mos ct figures suivant sa
v0is:
sur motion evy les avocas pour la plantiye
dams aare les procedures la eour des Dreuves de
conderant Ia oi ct evidence son en- iaVeur
esq adugee ct gu. ugemen default soft don
ne L. llieme ainenan eOnhrmees qu aura
ugement aveur du pantye Arabes Long ct contre 10
dsendat L. East mari decretent une separs
ton De propfete la de psntive recot du
la de S69e0 por ant nteret pour
cent soft coRdamne payer ous les iras
de- Ia que auOrisee administers tous
"a propriete lintervention du dit mari.
JUDGEMENT rennu lie IL fevrer 1868.
Judgement sgne lie q fevrier 1865 ..,...-
(signe CHARLES LEAOMOhT.
En- temoigne TAI alike main avec lie sceau de Ia dill
cour dams Ia vile Ia Eouvelle- Orlesns eme jour
davr NOre Seigneur 1868 ct e
| douzieme aimee de IindependeBee des ttats Unis.
A ID BERMUDY, Depnte grether.
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J. o. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

70 promote the social masriaf and political vsbsns Of
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AouAaAAMds
From the St. Louis Democrat. ]

IRON tne Dr. Louls Democrat.
The condition of things in Louisiana ia
not favorable. Governor Warmoth, by his
prompt, sensible and moderate course had
won the confidence and warm commenda-
ton Of all the rebel and Democratic papers
as long as be sought to restrain bis own
friends from acts of violence. But the
instant he appealed to the President for
force TO protect the Union men, ofwhom one
hundred and fifty have been murdered with
In six weeks, he Is abused, insuIted, black
guarded, accused lying, and, In short. en-
joys the distinction Of being treated Just as
Sheridan was treated. 10 the lienials of
the Democrats. he responds BY, urovin0
what was stated, and the New Orleans RT,
PUBLICAN publishes detailed statements ~
to the one hundred and fiity murders al
legged. Proof also is given Of the existenca
and rapid organization Of armed bands al
formeF rebel soldiers, by which the DINO
Gratis hope 70 carry the next election. If
this sort of thing does not stop at once ne
Legislatufe win be fully justified In passing
and tho Governor In signing,a bill 10 chooss
electors By the Legislature, 80 as 70 avoid
alspaeiher The peril Of popular election.
Il the Democrats do not Ike II, they have
only themselves 10 blame.
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do not recognize you or the States
you represent. Go home, dispense.
Messrs. Seymour and Blair take it. upon
themselves to nulIily, By their mere dieta,
the laws which have been recognized by
every department of the government. They
cln only make good their dicta by force.
Now, where is the peace that follows the
election of Seymour and Blair, supposing
the event possible? II they say that they
do not intend to carry the Blair programme
into practical execution; that they intend
to let these State governments at the South
stand as they now are, then our reply is,
that they are carrying on this campaign
upon basis of fraud
Blair has said that the acts establishing
these State governments, are null and
void;" that the latter must be dispersed"
and the Senate compelled" to submit to
the coup Fe,at; and every Democratic or
gan in the South, so far as we know, has
fully Endorsed that programme.
Either Blair and Seymour design to
carry the programme into effect in case OF
their election, or they do not. If they do,
they mean revolution by force; if they
do not they are practising an imposition
and fraud upon the public. Which horn
of the dilemma will they take? They do
not dare to meet the question.
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NOTICE

AUDITOR OFFICE, !,
New Orleans, August 8, 1858, !
So many complaints having been made to this
Office of injustice done to taxpayers by State Asses
sors in different parisnts hereby notify all State
Tax Assessors that the law requires them to notify
taxpayers as follows
The Assessors and BOARD OF Assessors shall i'm.
medately give notice by advertisements, posted in
at least two public PLACES III each parish or district
that they have lodged their assessment roll with the
Recorder Justice Of the Peace, or Parish Recorder
Us the case may be, ii order that any person ag.
grievedb by such asses ment may appeal and have the
came corrected it found incorrect" (See Revised
Statutes of 1866, 1866, p. AT, So
also notify all taxpayers that the law makes full
provisions for the correction Of all errors of Asses.
sors as follows;
Section g. Any person couceivng himself ag-
grieved by any assessment, may, within thirty days
after it shall have been delivered and advertised
as required in the preceding section make
appeal in writing stating particularly the
correction desired On proof Of the fact the
Recorder, Justice or Parish Recorder shall
nave full power and authority to correct errors but
he shaln no case reduce the amount of any assess
ment without frs, notifying the Assessor of his par
ish or district of such claim and it al be the duty
OF such Assessor before the expiration of the time
for closing said assessment roll to examine such ap
phcetlon, and confer with such Recorder Justice
on the correctness Of the claim. If any omissions
discovered, or errors in the additions are found
the same may also BIB corrected" (See Revised
Statutes of 1856 ls56, page 467, So
AL persons DESTROYS of doing so can thus have am.
lie time and opportunity to have their assessment
corrected; and ] now warn all taxpayers to avail
themselves Of this provision Of the law as shall not
hereafter under any circumstances interfere with
the assessment rol s Of any parish.
G NJ. WICKLIFFF,
avg DS0t WEI Auditor of State
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21
THE SCHOOL. nnRsTInN.

We publish in another column commu-
nication on the subject of schools which
represents the views of the friends of the
bill now pending in the House. We I'M
derstand the bill will be made the special
order for this day, and we print the letter
in question that all sides may be heard. :
We still adhere, however, to the views
we have already expressed in these col
umns. We are opposed to any system OF
compulsory education, as anti-repnblican'
Nor would we wish any law passed which
could be deemed sectarian in its character
The party which represents liberty, and
equal rights to all men before the law,
should take great care not to infringe IN
any way on such rights and we think the
Legislature will be apt to view the sabject
in this spirit.