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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-10
RADICAL REPUBLICAN STATE
CAMPAIGN.

Thursday, April 9-Brashear City.-Hon
Geo. NJ. Wickliffe, Hon. Solomon Moses.
Friday, April l0-CeEtreville.-Hon Geo.
III. WlCkiGe, Hon. Solomon Moses.
Saturday, April Ii. 6s-Waterloo.
seph Honiri, Esq, I. Parnin, ESQ., J. Willis
Saturday, April 1I-Franklin.-Hon Geo,
II. Wickliffe, Hon. Solomon Moses.
Saturday, April l-Edgard Postoffice.-
Colonel Charles II. Fox, Hons. Mortimer F.
Smith, Peter Harper, Sandy Packer, ESQ.
Saturday, April ll-Moore's Plantation.
Hons. ?. B. s. Pinchback, o. ]. Dunn. An.
toine Dubuclet.
Saturday, April ll-JeaersOn City, Even.
ing.-HOus. h. @. Warmoth, o. J, Dunn, T,
w. Conway, J. Willis Menard, ]. A, Craig
s. n. Todd, r. G. Gardner, Colonel Don 4.
Psrdee.
Saturday. April l-Thibodaux. Hon.
Ezra Hiestand, Hon. VIM. MurreIl, Rev,
Henry Grimes, Rev. ]. J. Nelson.
Saturday, April list Mary Church.
Pierre Bioolet, Esq, Charles Nicoles, Esq,
Hon. D. H. Reese, Thomas McWiiliams,
Esq, Charles Hughes. ESQ.
Saturday, April ll-Houma, Terrebonne
parish, Louisiana, O'clock P, M,-Hon, O,
]. Dunn, Hon. 4. W. Conway, judge Il.
Train, Hon. r. PGiDdexter, p. o. Hara,
Esq Hon. F. Marie, Hon. William Muir
rell, Hon. U. Oupart, d. II. Reese. ESQ.
cahuEut1r ApiA AA--We8t Baton Rouge
courthouse, opposite city Of Baton Rouge
Hons. +. Msher, 9vide Honore, Ulisse Fer
bose, ESQ, Hons. H. @. Warmoth, Antoine
Dahuciet, G. NJ. Wlckliiie.
Saturday, April HIST. Joseph. Tensss
Parish.--Dr. a. r. Whitney. Captain ii. n.
Steele, A. N. Gould ESQ.,, Hon. W. Jasper
Blackburn, James H. Gillespie,
Sunday, April 10 Jeanneretts. Geo.
II. Wiekliffel Hon. 6oiomnn Moses.
Sunday April e Red Oburch. ST
Charles, at 8 o'clock.-COioneI Charles ii,
Fox, Hons. Mortimer 2. Smith, Peter Harp.
er, Sandy Packer, ESQ
Sunday, April l2-5t. Charles Courthouse
at IL ocl0ck.-Col0ael Charles II, Fox. Hons
Mortimer r. Smith, Peter Harper, Sandy
Packer, Esq.
sunday, April Bayou Goula.--Hons.
0. J. Dunn, P. B. 8 Pinchback, Antoiae
DabucleE
Sunday, April IA -plaauemins.-H Hon.
Thomas W. COaway, ]. wills Menard. $50.
Sunday, April Il 1zadisonville.- -Genersi
7. a. Sheldon, ooioael II. J. Campbell, Hon.
]. II. Ingraham.
Sunday, April I1--E EverAreen.-H ]. g.
Hnrria, Oaptala J. g. Chapman, Captain a.
n Wild, N. Ftllere, ESQ.
Sunday, April l7-ksnnefYille. Hon. 4.
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GRAND TORcHLHGHr PROOFS.
SION.
On Thursaay sIrht, AprlI M. ~

On ThurBaay Night, April I8, Is0s.'
All the Republican organizations of the
city of New Orleans, Algiers, Jefferson. and
vicinity, will assemble and organize their
professions as follows;
First district, on Lafayette square.
Second district and Algiers, on Congo
square.
Third district and St. Bernard. on Wash.
ingtOn square.
Fourth district and jefferson, on Clay
square.
The district professions Will then march
to Canal street. and form with heads resting
On Clay statue, as follows;
The clubs composing the first district. on
the north side of Canal street extending
toward the river.
The clubs composing the second district
and Algiers, on the south side of Canal
street extending toward the swamp.
The clubs composing the third district and
st. Bernard, on the north side of Canal
street, extending to the lake.
The clubs composing the fourth district
and Jefferson, on the south side, extending
toward the river.
The different ward clubs are ordered to
report Immediately through their marshals,
on their arrival, to the grand marshal.
The procession will be formed at Clay
statue precisely at O'Clock p. NJ, and take
up the following line of march;
Down Royal to Esplanade, Esplanade to
Casacalvo. OasacalYO to Elysian Fields,
Elysian Fields to Rampant, Rampant to
Canal, Canal to Carondelet, CarondeIet to
Triton Walk, Triton Walk to st. Charles. 81.
Charles to Felicity, Felicity to Camp, Camp
to Julia, Julia to st. Charles, st. Charles to
Clay statue, where the procession will be
disbanded.
By order of the committee
J. A. MASSICOT Chairman.
WILLIAM VIGFRs. Secretary
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NEW ORLEANS FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL TO- 1858

S q. Gardiner. Hon. N. schwab, Hon. S. NJ
AISuI - a. Cralg, ESQ, Henry Clay. ESQ
@, sunday April 2-Natchitoches.-H Hon.
slmeon Belden, Hon. o. j. Dunn, Hon.
Eog5 EEoge1g Sh Miaearty, a.i.s Hon W. II. Hiestand,
:. Tuesday, April ID ls6s-Napoleonville =
hon y. j, Dunn, Hoo. Thomas W. ConWav.
hon. e; Pintado, Hon. K. PoindeSter'
Charles Hughes, ESQ.
Tuesday, April l4-New Iberia.-Hou. Geo.
NJ: Wicklitfe, Hon. Solomon Moses,
., wednesday, April -Donaldsonville. -
hOh. Inomas w. Conway, Hon. Oscar J.
Dunn Hon. Milton Morris, Hon. P, F. Val.
froit. 81
:. "Wednesday April 5-vermillionville.-
Hon. hon Geo. n. Wickliffe, Hon. solomon
Thursday april lG, lses-Lfnwood Plan.
taton.-Hon. .. J. Dunn, Hon. I. W. Con.
way, lion. P. F. Yalfroit, Hon. Milton
Thursday, April lG-Opelousa Geo.
N; Wicklitfe, Hon. Solomon Moses.
Thursday, April l6-Carrollton.-J. Willis
Menard, Thomas W. Conway, P. B. S. Pinch.
back, .. j. DunR, K. G.. Gardiner. S. M.
Todd, D. G. Woodruff, H. c. Warmoth.
An hepubiicans, officers of clubs and
others, who know ofDeetings not embraced
IN this schedule, or who may provide for
the holding of any special or general meet.
-15o, "uo VINO may ueslre speakers, VIII
please communicate as early as posi-
PIE with Hon. S. B. Packard, chairman,
No. II Dryades street, New Orleans.
Republicans in the parishes throughout
the state who desire speakers at their mass
meetings should communicate with the
chairman at as early day as possible.
The committee will see that meetings are
generally held throughout the state. and
that our most distinguished Republican
sneakers shall he nrAsent 10 addrass tba,,,
Communication on the subject of meet
ings should be kept up with the committee,
and from every part Of the state.
S. B. PACKARD,
Chairman Campaign Committee.
WN. MULFoRD, Assistant Secretary.
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OsimiHal Shsrif-A. P. DUMAS.
Civil Shsrih-JoHR N. DAVIS
Coroner lst and 4th Districts, and Algiers-Dr. W
H. HIRE
0Oroner I'd and 81 Districts-Dr. M. P. AvILA
District Attorney-HENRY o. DIBBLE.
Judge First District Oourt-w. ". HOWE.
Clerk First District oourt-THoMAS LEON.
Judge Second District Oourt--R. z. SHANNON.
Clerk Becond District Ooart-S. B, PACKARD.
Judge Third District Oourt--J X BELDEN.
Clerk Third District Oourt-F G. LLORENs.
Judge Fourth District Court-J.P. BOYD.
Clerk Fourth District Court--A. ROUGRLOT.
Judge Fifth District oourt-OHAS. LEAUM0NT.
Clerk Fifth District oOurt-I. A. sNAER.
Judgs Sixth District OOurt-ALANSON B. LONG.
Clark Sixth District COurt-HENRY R HUBERT.
Judge Seventh District Oourt--STEPHENS s. FISH.
Clerk Of Seventh District nOurt--E. DULUo.
Justlees Of the Peaes nnd COnstabIeS.
First JustiOs-E. CLIFFORD OOnstsble-TER.
ENOE COOK Second Justiee-A SHELLEY;
oonstAble-JA1xEB ". QUINN. Third Justice,
". Z. 1IAoARTY; Constable RICHARD
KENNRR. Fourth Justics-JOS G. BAUM;
Constable = Captain EUGENE MRILLEUR,
Fifth Justice tAlgiersO. kUGBNk MCCARTHY;
Constabls-JOHE p. UAzELAR Sixth JuA.
tico-Dr. D. MAcKAY; Constable LEON
PosTHIIa
State Tax AssessOEs.
City Of New orleans-J. ". MENARD. JOS. o.
LAINKz, W. O. KINSELLA. GEORGE p.
CARR. Right Bank-E. ]. BRUNETT.
state TAX Coueeeors.
First Distriot-FRAEoIs O BIAHAN. Second Dis.
triet--vIoFOR GERODIAs. Third Diatrict--
o. @. BLANDIN. Fourth District-E. P. DU.
eIosLANGE. Aisiers-v. T. FREVILLE.
Senate.
First District-aH0R8E W. NADER. DAVID
WILSON. SOLOMON b MOSES. Second Dis.
tret-HUGHJ j. oAMPBELI. P. b 8 PINCH-
BACK. Third District-T. v. OoUPLAnD.
oaptA'a nONRTTE. Fourth Diasrict W.
/ b. GRAY.
/ Representatives.
First Representstase Distriet-coL O. B. YOUNG,
t CHARLES h HUGHES. Second Distist--
T -OAAeLEs H. FOX, o.ERMONT T. GLAU.
T DIN. BENJAMIN GkDDEs. Third Distinct
/ BARTaOLoMEW c0El1ll8 \. o. ANTOINE.
n. II. IsABEILE. MORTIMER OARR.
Fourth Distziet-J HALL HENRY RRI-
& DENHAIN. Fifth District = JOSEPH MAN.
SION, OCTAVE BKLOr sinth Bisssisa--
JOHN @. SELDOM. sevsaih Distriot-HEARY
/ L. RKY. oAaoN j. AD0LpaE Eiahth
I Di1trict-AU0U6TIN MAURICE Ninth Dis
stIiot-8AMUEL 0AkTh r and VS.. j. MOORE
Tenth Distriat = ISAAC FULLER. ARTHUR
FRILoT. Eleventh hDistr,ot-BATRlsE PAYNE.
Right BAnk-KRANK ALEX XANDER
Respectfully submitted
HANRY O. DLBBLE. ohszmaa.
&c. xzcAAns. sssletasT, mAB
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,-,, mig " tAS 4@e-
WEST FELIcrAS {, april s, 1865.
EDITOR REPUBLIcAN:
Notwithstanding the l,ewyy ans for sew
eral days past, filing the & saks, and rem
dering the roads almost Z lpassable. ou
mass meetings have heel well attended.
and everywhere conducted with great
unanimity and enthusiasm. We had a
spirited meeting at Star Hin last FRIDAY
night, addressed by Messrs. Headspett.
Brown, Welton, NewsbAm, and Wilcox.
The grand mass meeting at Jackson on
Saturday last, comprising about fifteen
hundred citizens, was great success. The
speakers were G. Wilcox, the nominee for
state senate; the Hon. J. P. Newsham, can
didate for congress; @. Goodman, nominee
for clerk Of court for this parish. The
speakers were frequently and enthusiastic
ally cheered.
at Clinton on Sunday, there yas some
disappointment expressed at the non-ap-
pesrance of Judge Warmoth, aud other
gentlemen announced as the speakers fFaua
New Orleans. Messrs. Lewis, Wilcox. Hew-
sham, Gair, and others were called out. how
ever, and we're all loudly aFplaaded by an
immense cOncourse of people, fifteen humid
red or two thousand in number. Eha naaag
meeting announced for yesterday Ia this
parish was prevented by heavy rain. which
flooded the whole country, and lasted an day.
We are announced for Port Hudson -.
morrow. East and West Fesi1iana are all
right, and will ratify the cunstilutiou ana
elect their Candidates b. an oFerwhclmink
majority. The state ticket headed hy Gen,
eral Ell. g. WarHiash 10 enc only ons hAFiNx
any show of success In tala secslaa q lls
state. HOPE
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KEPUBLIokNs KWwKNCEmEE ss
GTAEEoM


This is the name ef political szgeniza.
tion for the support Of the Radical ncpuh.
lican ticket headed BY Hon n @.
Warn0th.
At 6 meeting held on Tuesday evenr
April z, the following resolussons
unanimously adopted by the mezhers
the Republican InVincible association.
WHEREAS, The Republican stste e0nFeN.
ton of Louisiana nominated tlclrot hag.
ing at its head Hon. II. G. Warmosh and
others; therefore, be 1t
Resolued, By the Republican InYincihie
association that we shall support that ticket
and no other as the only representative Of
the Republicans Of Louisiana; and ne it
also
Resolued, That we pledge our lives aud
our honor for the faithful performance Of
our duty, by our influence. patriotism, etc.
Resolved, That we will, TO the best
OF our ability, protect our compatriots
from the snares laid by our enemies to en-
trap them.
The officers of the association are as fol-
lows President, Pierre Clement; vice
president, Robert Anderson; treasurer,
Francois Eugene Desborne.
PIERRE CLEMENT, President.
THOMAS s. WRLLINGT0N, Secretary m
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NUMBER sOl.

for sometime. - :
HIoKsBURs. April 9.-Passed up, Belle Lee
at A: d; Henry Ames at IL; Olive Branch
~ ~ II A. III. Passed down, Alice D. az IL M,
dexter at P. N. River rising slowly. "
FrOm Galveston. tE
ga. ,GAAI.TEssTos, April 9.-To-day specIa
S slonaker succeeded in arrestiu
lS, Crank, i the owner of the bonedd warehous
an snd ! held him in bail of $4,000 to arsW,
for defrauding government, '--
miscellaneous TeIeKrams.
A.GusTA, AprIl s.-The Repuhacsn mas Il
meeting held here today VA eass,,sass
mostly Of negroes. Several addressesi wegS
delivered, and the speakers non1ir y "
didates for county officers. '-s,''s-
The Georgia medical association has be.s.y
in session here for two days. Taey bavs
appointed delegates to the national eonyer.
ton. M
CHARLEsToN, April 9.-Commodore Prer.
tice. United States navy, died on the souti,
Carolina railroad yesterday.
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RnPunLIoAN wARD oLURs.

The Radical Republican ward clubs Of
this city meet at the times and places spec
flied below:
FIRST WARD CLUB-Every Sunday, corner
of Polymnia and St. Charles streets.
SECOND WARD CLUB-Every Friday, corner
of Triton Walk and Dryades streets.
THIRD WARD CLUB-EVery Saturday, at
Clay hall, on Perdido street.
FOURTH WARD CLUB-Every Wednesday
and Saturday, corner OF Cont and Treme
streets.
Firth WARD CLUB-Every Friday, at
Union hall, on st. Louis street.
GIxrH WARn GLItR-Every Tuesday; az
Economy hall, Ursulines street.
SEVENTH WARD CLUB--Every Monday, at
the orphan schOolhouse, Oh Greatmen
street. t
EIGHTH WARD CLUB-Every Wednesday
and Saturday, Morales street, between
Narigny and Vaudeville streets.
NISTH WARD OLUB-EVery Wednesday. ut
the Methodist Episcopal church, on Poet
street.
TENTH WARD CLUB-Eyery Friday, corner
of st. Mary and Fulton streets.
ELEVENTH WARD CLUB-Every MondaYy
corner Of First and Dryades streets.
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ATTENrlON, REPURLIcANs,

this city and parish are hereby notified to
send committees to the Republican head
quarters. No. IL Dryades street, to confer
with the committee named for the purpose
Of making arrangements for grand torch
light procession, of which due notice will
Be given. The committee meet every day
from ten to three O'Clock. -s.s'
TT IA. MAssIooT. Chairman.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-10

One Of the latest inventions Is 9 life and
swimming apparatus. consisting OF the com
bined use Of breast and back hoats 90 ar
aAd q annsd gloves and sandals.
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General g lsls' 81

We publish the following from that lively
Republican paper, the San Antonio Express,
without other comment than the expression
of doubt as to the correctness of the point
in the 'jOke:" n5f FL
The blindness and prejudice Of the South
ern people-we might say their ignorant
nreiudice-has become profitable morsel
n Numerous Yankee spectators. A good
AID Yankee builds a beautiful steamboat
to run on the Mississippi river, and Gala it
the WRobert Z. Eee.n The Southern travel
ers up and down the father of waters al
most break their necks to get on board this
Yankee craft. Brick Pomeroy discovers q
rich mine in this same Southern prejudice
and Ignorance, by publishing paper which
has already a worldwide reputation for in
decency and scuFrility. POmerOy found
profit in attempting to invade the tomb Of
The martyred Lincoln, and in outraging the
civilized world by lAuding the crime Of
Booth the assassin. He has pocketed many
dollRrs paiLr lsim By Southern ninnies, be-
cause he abused Ben Butler, until now go
where you will in the South, the La Crosse
Democrat confronts you, even upon tine
centre-tables Of the wealthy ana TgtaSo
Goutherners; Bibles may be scarce pNs
Bricks paper is omnipresent. NOV comes
the cream of he joke. We have lt nom
authority we believe good that GansrAt
Butler. who Is sharp hnancier, Is aalarge
etortholder in the Lacrosse DefNocrdt, and
fhat Ma interest Yields him q handsome
vaarlv pno6t. Il must be pleasant gratif-
ssHo1 Il me hero Of Nav 0Ile1ns TO pocket
the price the southern fpols pay 70 eurse
him = 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-10

The Consumption q manufactured to-
bacco In this counkfy last year ia estimated
a ls0 900 900 pounds. which At forty cents
uef pound ought to have yielded So, 900, 600
TeV6nue; but only $l6, ,35o, 600 were col
leeted. 9 M A1a
In Florida, near the town Of 0cola, there
Is said 70 be q spring Of water which covera
more thsn an acre Of ground 10 The aver
aae depth Of thirsy-seven feet. From thla
61sln : stream more than ffiy feet Wlao
iowa and the water y 80 cleAr thAs tAe
form and color OF pebbles and leaves On tA9
bottom eau be distinctly observed. AtaAm-
boaka of iiaht draught GA 80 ~ ne sA1ee,a4
ia " thIS npEins, ana Ne a. aacAer "a saa
seaAAsa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-10

At the Request OF Many Friends the
name of WILLIAM H. MORGAN is announced as
ha Independent candidate for Constable of the
rhHa Justices Court Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth
|Esrdsl aps St.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-10

Coroner for First and Fourth DIstFicts.
Ne should be glad to see the name Of DR.. THOMAS
BRADFORD announced as a candidate for the
bhoe of Coroner Of the First and Fourth DISTRICTS
nSludng ARiers. The honest, efficient. and gentle
uanly manner in which he has discharged the duties
the oaice since his appointment command the
spect OF all. MANY VOTERS.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON

THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
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an thankful for the kind wishes Of my many
ieads and therefore announce myself as 3 candidate
b Coroner for the First and Fourth Districts, and
sDe II elected to faithfully discharge the duties of
be sfhoe with due regard to the benefit and salts
+ SSyt ~ ID L '-' THOMAS BRADFORD, MD.
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T. PENBEBTON, 30. IAO rex
Qfa4 Gtlast. betWssn St. OhAFlos and Oaroa-
lfesee. New Qrleana, Wholasals and Retail
Y Dsggls Medioines, Pninta. Ola. Oolora
aant Of tho following Goodn, which Ne viii aSil
tfAcee, either Wnolasaie or RstAil--
Lad qt the hest hEands, French and Amer.
slao. OIL Of al kinda Venstian R0d n1d RnS,,
4sns yellow uohra. pEFietY of the best FaF
French window Glass, 6tCva polish. Ssl
.1tufod b. himself.
sEe.l gsriSty Of Psrfamsry and Fancy Arsa.
s.prs ia Wall supplied With an kinds q Drnas
soinse. dssh and ol the best quality.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-10

The Progress of Impeachment.
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Recorder First DistrIct-At the request of
nsny old citizens. JULIAN NEVILLE offers him
ssit as candidate for the Office of Recorder OF the
first District. APT
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STEAMBHIPS.

leRK AND BRHAIEE BTRANaHIP
~ COMPANY. .l IS n -s7al a
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Rfo epc hroHnnn aa the afoilQIinf EHfea
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Fl Fariq 4fi hAmbaFs s. nddilibnaLi ~
4tlnI elLli 18eond eabin, tf5; sioorara. e3a
--A,aani AoQsl1ainuaoa. and dnsrs. = NsW
{ uck4ls out and home;
q N'nI , tlli 14nane Gallin, 0l1it 1le1lnid, z7a
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A AuH - tAt n, August 10 And - AfufaW,
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nf Qg passage applS %
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Agent for New &E3aaaa. "a Nnnanirsa n
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g HrnadWt9. New Vefk
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MEDIOAL..
+ j. WMxTRsa MEDICAL N-
sTETUTE,
|AER OF ST. CHARLES AND JULIA
STREETS,
Is established fer ths cure Of
AXE FoRA1s OF DISEASE.

y. WHITES expsrienee and known success
extensive praotioe in large cities more than
years bring TO- him for treatment q vast
~ oi All forms OF disease and injuries. This
ence enables him instantly TO perceive the
ee indicatod-for either sax and ali ages and
nus. he employs the fnnooent but eifectaal
.les OF nature, Which purify the blood, restore
ahesl hFef, stomach, and ali the aecrslions
ltlfe organization
ns Is mOnsy'-Preserve sour health, and save
&c money. Persons by spending half an hOur
y. Whtte are frequently saved long slokness
Maoh gaherinS, often life. always avert
tened or inclp Snt disease
fflvate Diseases, however invotarats. Sexual
.Ae4i Nocturnal Dreams, LmR0tancy, and Bar
az injuries 20 the system In the reaoh o.
alea are speedily ourabls, and demand the care
seeive nom Dr.. White the confederation And
alsy dus 70 trail human naturs. fs79
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-10

To the Voters Of the second COngres.
ousl District present myself to you as cAndi-
10 for Congress for the Second Congressional Dis
5st election the seventeenth and eighteenth Of
tpril A.P. FIELD.
ana tl9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-10

The Headquarters of the Radical Republican
ry, and Of tho Committee to conduct the cam
ign, and Of the State Central Executive Commit
are at No. II Dryadss street. near Canal street.
pubIicans from the country and city sre invited
ed and obtain documents and circulars for distri-
Aton. faIa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-10

BURNING OF A LAKE STEAMER.
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FRoar wKsT rFrrcIANA.

Republican AKeetlnEa at star u iII, Jack
son. and CllntSn-The speeches Eaahu
StHs'ie"lly Cheered-Unlty Of the ne.
Rubllcans.
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Assistant Aldermen.

First ward-D. ". SHAW, JOHN sTUMPF.
Second Ward - ". B. ARMSTRONG, j.
B. NOBLE. Third Ward w. H. PEN.
BRRTON, O. CAMP Fourth Ward = j.
II. INGRAHAM, LEWIS BANKS. Fifth
Ward-oHARLES eRANDPRE Sixth Ward
PAILIRP soHULTz, Seventh Ward--E. O
MoRPHY. Eighth Ward HENRY SCHULTZ
Ninth ward-oSCAR ALLEN. Tenth Ward
GEO. sCHANTz Eleventh ward-YoRICK
l CAMPBELL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-10

Independents Candidate fer state sena.
|tse Of Fourth Ward. city Of New Orleans.-Ths
name Of JOHN M. HoYLE is hereby presented as
candidate to represent the Fourth Ward, Second
District, in the State Senate by
4p7 MANY NOIEkS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-10

Latest News from All Points
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-10

SOUTHWEST Pass, April 9.-Barometer 50.
wind northeast light. AEriveds Steamship
Guyane, Ofiert, master, Havana, merchan-
disc and passengers 70 Y. PerriiliRt CO.
No departures.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-10

Grand Mass MeetIaR.-Attention, Repub-
ioaus Of the Third Districtl-A mass meeting Of
tao Republicans Of The Third District will be held
AZ Washington Square, on Elysian Fields street. on
sATURDAYEVENINei, April II, at seven o'clock.
A brass band will be in attendance. All
DE Republican Clubs of the city. and also those
Of Agiers invited to be present. Able speakers
VII address the meeting.
By order Of the President:
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VOLUME /.
POLITIOAL NOTICES.

Ittention:-Ap discharged Union soldiers row
ia New Or cans are invited to meet in the Senate
ohambsr, Mechanics Institute. MONDAY, April
IA at o'clock p A., ia order to effect unity OF
s,tion in the next election to secure our rights.
speakers viii address the meeting.
Comrades, come ALL it rs to your interest
WILLIAM GEORGE,
,,i0ses Late Captain First Louisiana In'fy.
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RADICAL REPUBLICAN TICKET
ron THE-
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
AND
PARISH OF ORLEANS.

Mayor Of New Orisans-SETH W. LEWIS.
OontrOliep-sT. FELIX OAsANAvE. Street Com.
missionef-WLLLIAH BAKER.
Recorders.
First District-JoHN P BECKER. Second Dis
triot-EUGENR sTAEs. Third District--J
A. MAssICOT. Fourth Distriet-wILLIAM
WEBER.
AldeFmen.
First District-JOHN "a. G PARKER, W. G. Nc
CoNNELL, and PATRICK BARNAN. Second
District u. A RAYHAL, LUDGER BO.
GUILE. Third Distriot-L. PESSOU, OSCAR
PoYNOT. Fourth District--A. JEHLEN and
EDMOND FLOOD.
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