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The national Republican., 1868-01-16
Railroad Routes.

bEH 1EES1sE Esb sEw wyfSEIE'T0' fSHR
ro, s.,r.., }s l1SUs ,,S NOW
FOR NEW YORK, without chang Of cars.
Leave daily Iesesps Sunday at IS a. m. IL 80 and
Lay, I :ss aa,,l, 4 t'sssp' 'ssadsy'aHss N. ,as and
Lave for New YORK and "a Piiiaaslphia at 100 p. m.
sisepins car. for Now York on 100 p m train only.
. 1asssis sss sas sa s ES II pS: &.
~ Sss sis:S {.
Master q T~s;ps5SIssISn.
'ssisssriftl|tSSS sss' fESSsiss safisst
PHILADslrHIaao aaoIs xlksIhSHSS' ksllsSSS.' AND DALTl
TINE TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, April 18th, 1896
,Ttlns for Baltimore and Washington leave Phila-
I.ps. 9 s ts'Is S FEsHs.y, EsS: '.ss'St .sS 4 a. e.
wa Way Mail Train for Baltimore .tsp.m. -.
TEAMS sESM sAITIMoRB e PHihAPELpHIA VII;
EagTss.; n. Express: :aS ,, m. SIprsss'
1.,. ra,.a.,st.s 3. b.inss. sas and w..A,....
te.,s Bsi,I%sr. sns j 81 g. FFhi.a.lpAl. asSp
milo ' Baltimore X S'Ek I'm sspssrini.ua.n
1867 rESssr22VEkkAsFlA 2EksF ROUTE 1867
TO THE sThNa sSYE sSgRbttx ASp SOUTHWEST
On and sfscr NAY sah. 1867. trains will run fol.
wishinstOn ISam. Baltimore I2Upp.
/" sSPP..nn.. ." lS% "
THE GREAT DoUBLE.TRACK ROUTE,
% nai rsss Az
n u .na New
THREE DAty 4wo BA EG ERss THE ESsI " Tx NORTH
.Th TThhFoS.h from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and PITTS
Pa..sns.H ~ III: route from Baltims.c have the
fcTs. fs sSs no e, FRaRigsa % all change" In UNION DE-
XII sSr be . the
National Hotel. where reiisbo Information will be
Pas.enser procuring tickets st th. once can secure
ssaS Sirp Fl TsS. kR 81 Pitts
Corner sixth st. and Penn: .yenSSec
gD, g YOUNG. General Passenger Agent. =. ~. "
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
% asb wks ssf na% a
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100, aS, and L. 20
p. m, and q 70, l. 30, and 5 p. IN.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily. exeep. Sunday. at zooa. m. and 400
FOR WAY sTATI9Sss ss9CSgyH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 5 Is and Ia m. and N2oo and Asp. m.
oA"'' except 'anfSR FSR ANNAPOLIS. '
Leaye at 90 and SOP m. No train TO or from An
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave at 7Sa m. and l. 80 and aSp. m
FOR WAY STATIONS.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily. except Saturday and Sunday, at 7. u
o.. m. and 4. 50 and Sp. N.
On Saturday At u ~ o. m, and L. 80 p. m.
On Sunday, at 80 and 4, % D. m, only. conncctng at
Relay Station wh trains from Baltimore to Wheeling,
through aeist. to the Yves, can bc had At tho Wash.
ington Station Ticket Once At all hours in the day.
Por New YoIkt Philadelphia, and Boston. see Ad-
J. L. WILSON,
L. M. COLE,
qspsras aEs | TIsass k5SsF% xFsn'.
0enerHl AKent. MAshinEton:
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SEALED PR9PoshhLsS 9s Will gE RECEIVED At
Of Refugees. freedmen, and Abandoned Llnds, State
e sSgt5 ch5pliPs Ss,i u SaISts noSa q ~ i7h
Plan. and specineatons may be aeon at the once Of
the undersisned, No. 9 RAst Bay sireet,
Proposals. must be accompanied by the name. Of two
responsible parties. who will name slreties for the
dorsed 'ProposAls for Rutiedys Avenue School.
h9Sss sId .ddrsssedtV th. una.ri,{HsSa % i S ,.,v.av
,i,;., i;ss., Major osRt uss sss! A,
jIni.td Acting Disbursing omcer
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CoyERNHTHT fall.

~ u l soaiss: .itns: zas:.
iC,es Issd ana smooth bored nssse,s, various
kinds; 2ol cnbnes various kinds 80 sabrss. artil-
listing q CaItiid{.. BeE.s. f;toi Hs:-isrs, sabre
SP ass,c
BOXES Gun slnG,. ws,s tat:. O. . 500 Horss
sas sasd p.tssS Hoi sa psr,: 81 &
rihed Muskets. various kinds. -. =
Catalogues supplied on application 1t wstertown
AaA' JAZZ 0M''' Capt Ora. B1t Hi.E'ah.. tSSnis.
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A MEXICAN CLOCK COMPANY.
3coRrLASD STREET. NEW YORK,
Manufacturers, Agents, and Dealers In
ALL VARIETIES OF AMERICAN CLOCKS.
Sole Agents for
SETH THOMAS CLOCKS.
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del7-m6t

THIs is 70 OWE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB:
Washngton county, In The District of Coiumbia et-
tsrs q on the personal estate Of John
an Persens having claims against the said Seesssed
sS sn ssybH MAIred e exhibit the same With the
is,h Day q pesember next they may Otherwise By
law pc excluded from all benents OF the said estate
Given under my hand this Hth day of December,
dsl7-w3ws Admlnistr.tIi.
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ssribsr has obtsined from he orphan.' Court q
Srs of aaHInisraicn on he psrsonsi .sts,e III Wm.
=; H. Towers. late Of wa,hinston county. District
Of Columbia, deceased. All persons having claims
aNain,t the aid deesAsedNss hsreby warned to eI-
hIht the ssne. With the hers thereof. % the sub
they ms{ othsIwise ~ law be excluded from all ben.
dives under nv hand this Sd day Of peeember.
1857 SARAH TOWERS,
decS1-TuN' Administrative.
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a ssrber has obtained, from the Orphans Court Of
W., ,Mssheston 1ounty IN the District o. Columbia, let
S:,. 81 ss.s. 3, BoyIsn late q w.shinEton ecuny
enins 2. So,rInnis deceased All pet.ons having
sShiht 1e same, With the vouchers thereof, to the
sabseftesr, on or before the 10Th day Of December
nsxt they msy otherwise by law be excluded from
AL benefits Of the said estate.
diven under my hand this 10th day Of December,
ls5l LUCINDA ANN BOWMAN,
deekthJW Administrative Q. L. A.
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TN THE SUPREME
Perry straightner
)uRT OF THE DISTRICT OF
DLUMBIA.

TN THB SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l N Ek kSokubbBibA, IA, THE ETH DAY OF DBcEh-
Timothy Mcguire and Ann haguirel
No, IT'D.
Asdrev Mile. and the heirs Of An Equity DoeTets
drew MILE. de9sa,sd, unknown. ,,
sr solicitor Is, this l2th day Of December. A. D.
Ordered. By tho Court, that Andrew Mile, and the
heirs q Andrew Mile, deceased, UNKNOWN 70 the
R IN cause their appearances TO be entered
aner ms day otherwise the cause will be pro-
OF this order be published In the NATIONAL RkPuBLi
By order Of the Court.
Atrue copy:
a.Ts.ms, ITss..; X. J. MEISs,
The national Republican., 1868-01-16
Legal Notices.
TIE isTgssBkSE E PE Ef n B
= CEMBRR, le1.

CEMBRR, le7.
a's. ,..' ..'.' .,''i .'%',.,''''' Equity No 1000
On mo,ion o. Compiainsnts. by Brent 4 Phillips,
their soleitofs. IL T. ordered that The defendants,
Thomas X. Suter, Luther Smoot, and Luke Lea cause
their appearance 10 be entered herein or before the
nrst rule dsy, oeeurIinS forty days snher h, date
Of default
By order Of the Court: -
htIne ssey: R. J. MEios, Clerk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

Let no man be deferred nom voting on &C.
count Of apprehensiens Of personal incenve-
nience, or Of unpleasant obstacles at the polls
There Is no difficulty whatever Il is quite
as easy 10 vote now as Il ever has been here
tefore. In New York there are one hundred
and twenty-four election districts. at each of
which. on an average nearly thousand votes
are cast In The space Of ten hours. There are
afsy polls in this city, Cor about $4,000 re-
eissered voters, or an average Of 40 10 each
poll, fofty-eight hours being allowed for cast
ing The vote. twill be seen by this state
msns that there viii be ample time FOR every
body to vose-aad that no one need apprehead
unreasonable delay after reaching the polls.
The proper way is to vote early and then tsy
10 bring ap others.
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aArrys Rally. ,


Democrats You have one daS more in
which to labor Cor your country, yorr State
your nights, your liberty and your Interests
The desPaissne osrpet-baeeers. seeing defeat
staring then IN The face, VIII make extra
Ordinary Efforts to retrieve theSr waning for
times. They cannot succeed IL you do yonr
duty. You have TIE 1asne1soaa strength in
this citys yoa are in large majority on the
registration hstss VII yoa sacrifice your o.
poztanity to a sssdne and calp&ble iaaiffer>
sncee via yoa miss tins chance OF snflistsao
a blow On Saereat and nenaioAnt loatv >
lroG which il cannot recover vii Won sun.
reader TIE city and the State to the control Of
TIE desperate factioa Of Which waunofh ana
n&ssoa oonwayaze the leaders and sxponsnts.
and Of which the masses Of an ignorant ana
asloaed race are the facae INSTRUMENTS
Gave al ycur time his day to the work Of de-
festsns the Infamous Black Crook Oouststa-
tioz--the oaious eontzspance 81 a vanaSctsgs
Congress, and Of malignant faction. 10
cypress and plunder yoa-to reduce Won 10
powe1aess suhjestioa TO the ~Hooay loa~
vsx7sntss who, ssftsr tramp1iae on your politi-
cal rights wdn rife your pockets, ruin vsur
snaostss and destroy your Fropsrts. Omit
no tSeution to defeat the sohsnine aavaasnr.
sss WHO sss trying to anfict ans Supreme dis
grace On Eour State. One more effort Ike
si'st OF yesterday, and New Orleans is ss3s
from the parnasrsrs
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

The election yesterday was conducted In a
manner which reflects credit on onr commu.
nifty. With the exception of some triillng
disturbances. which were quickly suppressed,
the whole city was perfectly quiet Voting
went ON al the various polls without inter.
rupsion, and the arrangements were such tia,
voters were not delayed in any unreasonable
manner General Bachanan's order had an
excellent effect IN quoting the apprehensions
Of the tmid, and in restraining those who
contemplated violence II IA TO be hoped
that to-day The same order and decoram will
be preserved.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

Probably more than half Of the whole reg
istersd vote Of The city was cast yesterday
that Is to say about $1,000 To-day, ef
course. So large vote cannot be given. for IL
is oet Of The question that he total number
Of votes cast can equal The registry, unless
enormous frauds are committed by The car
Pet baegess and their allies. Let every Dem
oesst be sure to vote and we shall carry the
city by handsome majority. aud raay defeat
the Black Crock Constitution Remember 10
vote early this morning.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.


rEW ORLEANS. April II. 1853
The friends snd sdhsrsots Of shs EN0CRArIc PARTY
VII remember how earnestly the Central COMMITTEES has
worried TO preserve in the Community BY their psis
tent refusal TO order Torch light Professions othr public
demonstrations calculated 70 produce collisions or
breaches Of The peace II IL the purpose Of tho
Democ attic party 10 promote peace and every quail
ined voter hs ss and untAmmellsd right suffrage
the laws Of the country. The Executive comitss t&kss
great pleasure h ealing the attention Of people
Proclamation Hsd order issued this day BY Bsvs1 MAJOR
General r. O. Buchanan, upon the subject Of the
pending election. This scton Of the commandg Gsnsra viii
receive the hearty approval Of every czsn
and regarded BY the Executive COMMITTEES sufficient
Guaranty Of the and personal security every citizen
IN The exercise of his right 81 suffrage coming election
We earnestly call upon all conservative czens cooperate
with the civil and military authorities preserving order
Lett be msde matter Of personal endeAvor the part Of
every Democrat carry out these cfthe Committed and
give hearty and jealous support the excellent order Of
the commanding General
A. this viii perhaps be the last public appeal BY the D.m
oer~e Party 10 the people before the election again cal
upon All conservative citizens 20 rally the support
vatve pfincipes and the regular Ticket
BY order OF the Executive COMMITTEES.
W. NJ. sAALLwOOD.
Secretary
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

The Constitution Of the Dryadss street con-
vention provides for organizing, drilling and
armipg the militia of the State. 81
II the Constitution is adopted the legisla-
tive, judicial and executive officers to carry II
out may be radical. There may be radical
governor to appoint radical adjutant gene
raj, and radical Legislature to enact q radical
militia code. Surely no white man will be-
long to a militia organization with negro off,
GERS. Surely no decent white man win hold a
commission in the militia over negro troops.
The militia Of the State will be made up Of
negroes. II is useless to say that white men
may belong to 1t If they choose-they will
not they cannot, form part of it, nor can
they be compelled to march shoulder TO
shoulder with colored companions in arms.
Negroes win belong to il. and the first
thing done under the new regime will
be thorough militia organization. Ne
groes will eagerly enroll themselves.
They are generally provided with arms
and the militia laws will be an excuse for
keeping weapons, ammunition and eauip-
ments. Hence one of the results of the adon-
ton ofthe Constitution will be an armed negro
military force extending throughout the State.
ready to carry out any act Of tyranny which
radical ingenuity can invent. The armed
force OF the State will be negroes. The le-
galized military authority will be represented
by negroes. An armed black band, number
ing all the thousands of black voters of the
State will be always ready TO enforce every act
Of usurper State or federal. Be IL remem-
bered that no separate organization of white
men under the new militia laws will be thought
OF. lfyou vote for the Constitution you vote
to put the armed power of the State into the
hands of the negroes, and into their hands
only. Negro bayonets borne by those who
are born here viii enforce the DEGREES of State
and federal tyranny.
The new negro militia will be an active.
vigorous. vital power. Negroes will embrace
The opportunity to enrol to equip, to arm and
10 drill. Voluntary musters will be held every
week They will feelt the strength Of numbers
# organization and Of discipline. They will
eel, when armed and acting under the law,
hat the ruling power is in their hands. |
They will use that power and demean them.
elves with all the insolence of new born au-
hority.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

THs SUNDAY CRESCENT. Tho Sunday CnEs.
CENT In all respects. Is paper which we offer
~ eredisahle to the literature and journalistic
enterprise of New Orleans. Filled with the
latest news by telegraph and mail. with in-
teresting local events, with miscellany Of
literary contributions original and selected.
and with the latest financial and commercial
intelligence, Il IN paper which we
offer TO the public with entire con-
adence in lis being acceptable. The
Sunday Cnnsorsr being carefully and leisurely
read, is paper the advantages Of advertising
IN which are 80 apparent that nothing further
on The subject need be said.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

The Weekly CnrscnSr. issued every Sat-
sriay morning. contains the news Of the
week by telegraph and mail, editorials,
local matters Of interest financial aud COM
mercial summary. state Of the markets and
. collection OF interesting miscellaneous
articles. II IL an acceptable present to send
10 friend or correspondent in the coun-
Cry. Copies, put up in wrappers. ready for
che mail. can be had at our counting-room.
We win receive limited number Of adver>
usements for the Weekly. aud as the paper
eirculates IN all The surrounding States its
value as an advertising medium Is very great
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18
Correspondence.


IOcry,1
yrrrrRses, rKxas Agssi z. lssS
ssssrs Jse W. Merits a Co. Se~ osieaas.
cestfears II he ssa ult hsna csuse-ts ros,a
We oheerfaly sepy With yoar reqassI aud al a. san.
tine eonerstnlsse The makers Msssls piseSS BoAn.a
Co q a. We eeieve year pneeuslea Safes TIE one par
g ssed 81 yea Last ssse the story 81 eur
erses eesise 81 oe tine ~ he eareinx AID snsr "a A.a
~thsseod The ses,ss Gre e ne night int te -.-
vhs's remained for three days eere saciensly COL %
epea VITA ssie ssos saccseaes in epsisae il m
an crseet posa saS saee 81 prs. vhez TIE locks
.at~sed ~ he keys and cpesed scsrcry a
@sse eseasy than fore 70 burned. ras writer h.a
en- psEes scr the q testing vrtae ana an
peessd 70 ssy we're preserved ~itAeas ssnisA We there
tore esnno, To- AisAc recmnead yssr Sxes b se saA
Years truly.
Ssnea J.w.SJ r RUSSELL CO.
Eecsivise. Fr-srsias ana csnnissisa x~rxA...x ..s
DeAlsss N Assiesissza lzuPlsassss. Jsesusa rsx.s
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Headquarters
FIRTH MILITARY DISTRICT.

a
orrsck OF srcnFzssv ron cgvrs Abrams,
Nes Orlsaas la. spfa asa, 1855
Circular No 1877
Al TIE secsa 70 he hold VA xn6 lsA asys ~ Ard
ls IA re cS q New ssns ssciscs sxrsptsnr ssas,
n fstA sno htvenA a-cs IA ~icA tare ars .so prne
Fscss ercors whose psA ne lsssss ,ra
A " K issausie VII fsa Ne l. from L "a z M
elusive, Pea No 2
IA fecncts ~licA thfre Are three polling ra.r~s ~,
cnct Ne 2 Third Wsrd anls thee whose names couuurpc.
~ik M lsss ton ~ n lnc,uxs vii vsss Al Pm Ma
q from - - Inclusive 81 POI No 2 rom 10 non
sive ~ rdn No s
IN she Tsuth W-d eaecos who resioe ert-esn shs -r
and Chestuut seee md whose usnss eonsscs win m.
etses = m 70 e lnelusvs Win voc At fsu Ne 4. sur.
h q, inclusive. a. f,0a HA2
shoss Who RESIDE hs~esa Crsstnut srssa sre t wrs.
nts ii sse Tend WArd chose ususs sornnsre, u,, m.
istss1 Iron " K ineuss VII woe Al Pol Ne & rom 4
y q Aeiusipa ron Ma
D Ne E,ersA Wssa taestos rssialns a.ss-rs m, 500,
a1 osup srest whass esnnsnrs via m, ar.,,rx
ron u X nclnslsa VII Pon No s. from N q
iuclustve st roaSo&
rhuss residing her~een Cam strrss ana the .usz- ,,,
- sse svssh Wsra usn,ss rsusnuss .ith IN, H.,
sss from x lnelusiva win ssse At aIi \. 4. am, n :,
2 irclus'ze Pol No
ny Command Of ssa. kA5 ssn- r C. Buchanan.
3. r kREIER.
svt ncos z $. A. sso-ss.ry l,i~f Asafs.
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Pom No. l. Prssrss No 10 fsa..ls. BsilsiDr. $. n,
strees.
Pom No :. Prseine. No 10. corner Of rsusu.. and r..
part streets.
fol No !, Preeincs No II. Street Counls.iop.. o.
ST Peter. Cha1trss street
Pon No 2 Precinct No II. No. 3 Orleans street \
Pon No. I. freoincs No. Il. Engine Hou.. Ma "A ~,
street. between Rampant and 81 Claude street,.
fon No. 2 Precinct No r. Engine House No. n ..,..
ST. Peter and claiborns streets
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

A number Of the Attends Of temperance met
On the loth inst, 1t Cooper lnststatA. in New
York oitsS 10 say farewell to e. z. @. Jaasoa-
Known IN cheap sensational liserssure as .sSsa
Bantsns who was soon to leave aor Cal
sosn5a 10 carry on the wsz against antsre.
persnee. Horace Greeley who sbAors AT
knas Of incompetence except ms own, in
which he Is bssottea beyond hope Of reclsms.
ton was present to 40 honor 10 the eontsra,
plsteS expedition against one Of the aoznsn-
sons cfJohn Baaaegeosn, and made an al
srsss' which was very 6reslesasA, Il not sr-
sstS Horsissa. Ned Baatlina, It is said. IS
nov. tsqPsrsnt@s.D thoropealy reformed, ana
working earnestly sos the Temperance cause.
rev Who saw Inn two on three yssrs AGO
wcsld have snticipsssa tlis turn \, l.;s ss,as.,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

fo'l No. !. Precinct No s. krrins Hs'~ss. 4 r.s.
toulss street. hatcher street.
Poll No 2 Precinct No. s. TchoupItoua. s,r... ~.
0irod and Lafayette streets
Poll Ne. I. rreeinet No. 8. Engine House. P..,
Casoncelst streets.
Poll No. ?. Precinct No. 9, Engine House u 4 c.
street. between 81. Charles and carondeiet stresu
Poll No I, Precinct No. 7. Engine House No Ac,.
street. Narins street
Poll No. 2. PrecIncs No. 7, corner Of Gircd s,d \
streets
rou No. 5. Precinct No. corner Of Liberty sus Pa.
streefs
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

Pom Ne J. Preenes 10 Is Enxias Hoes. xo .. r.v,..
street. opposite {. & Mint.
Poll No ? Precinct No Is. sch.oi House. eora.r q IA
and Grestrren strtcrs
Pol No ; frseine Ma Is Nsthosist churrh. On c.s
street, between Bss<tslie md 81 Anthouy streets
Poll No l. Precinct No l6 Mechanics Hal. No.,
street. b>txeen history and coiunbns streets.
fol No fresin-s No. Is residence q A Duvirn~.s
On Bsyou Road. opposite lie Brsion N.rkst
PrseincsNo Il. Engine House xIlnsburr.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

The tricks Of The carpetlbagsers yesterday
10 get saseaslent votes iato the ballot eexes.
were detected in many Gases, bat tAesr saAas
were 50 extensive that doubtless, they have
succeeded in aecesssag TIE Commissioners in
large number Of Instances.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

The thanks OF THIS eommanits are due 10
s>s sheriff for the excellent arrangements BY
which he hiss prevented troable At the polls.
and seearea the right Of voting 10 al watAoat
.,,.<t.f1A
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

There is a division between whites aaa
blacks at the pclls--the negroes approaching
on one side and The white voters on The other.
In this way the votes Of each class are re-
eeived alternately, one and oae, or two Aaa
two, 50 tAAt there is very Attle delay.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

The eselessness Of voting Ros independent
candidates .nast now be evident Not oae
Of them has The shadow Of aehaace. There
FORE aoAt seT~teA-stss only eSssae vote to
the spet-baegegs
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

Keep good watch for spurious jackets.
The CITY was flooded VITA sAem yesterday
MORNINGS bat, sossanAsely, very few Of them
uxse sespa
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

Poll No. I. Precinct No. 8 xpslns 1iou.e No. e. 8.
street. between 1choupi oulas and Common streets.
Poll No. 2, Precinct No. 3 Poeyfa,re street, h.,,.
nunciation snd Tchoupitoulas streets.
Pon No 1. Precipct No. 4. r. eine House No IA r.,
street. between st. Charles and carondslst s,r..,.
Pon No. Fpcinet No. 4. No. go ffi,on E..z A..
Bsronrs an Dryades streets
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

Pou Nos ard Prscins: Ma Is. School Hou.. s. p.
street, between Royal and seurbsn ssssets
Pon Ma !. Precinct No IA q cAiborns aua B.
Eoad.
Pc. No. 2 Precinct No Il. Engine Hons. N. -.
Calves and Esplsnsde streets
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Fourth Wars.

Poll No. !, Precinct Ne. s. Eagle Engine Ho... n,
Dsrphin street.
Peu No. 2, Precinct No. 8, rs Exchange Al.,. s.,.
Cent and ST. Louis streets
Poll No. l. Precinct No. .. Engine House Ma. A n.
street. Cont street.
Poll No. > Precncs 3. School House. corner Of R.,.
and Bienville streets.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

A united sfor to-day win snssas us. na-.
hsPs, 70 dsssst The eaicus Blssk Crook CON-
stitutim.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

We are informed that on the last trip Of
the Texas steamship Morgan. a negro applied
for first-clsss passage, and was. very properly,
refused. He then waited ill meal time, when
he attempted to seat himself at the passen-
gers table. but was prevented. On the arrival
of the boat at this port he made affidavit
tia, the clerk of the boat had deprived him
Of his rights as he construed the act of
Congress The case comes up for trial this
morning before the United States Court
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

DON'T mind the appearance 81 ,oae -ax,s -
foshne negroes ct the polls The az-xnce>
sse'nss Ia sskans vcsss are perfect ana srsrs
n@s WI have ample ofpossunies % aspeait
ms A<liot.