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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06
FOUND NOTICES.

STREET CoNnEsoSER's OFFICE,
No. City Hail.
New Orleans, February 8 1863
WAS BROUGHT TO The FIRST DIS
" triet Pound, corner Lafayette and Leoust
One FLOAT. No. 4s4
which, II not clAimed within i've days. and the
expenses thereon paid will be sold ht public auction
at said Pound on MONDAY February 10, 1853
a. u 0 clock NJ. WIN. BAKER
: Street Commissioners
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06
Grand Levee 40 be Rebui,t.

We learn that contract was duly exc
cuted yesterday by the board Of levee com
misaioners with Messrs Andrew Freame &
Co., for rebuilding Grand Levee, in Pointe
Coupee parish. The work is to be com
menced at once, and completed within
ninety days. Payment Is to be made in
bonds issued By authority Of the law passed
By the last legislature for that purpose.
Messrs. Freame & Co. have high reputa-
ton as contractors for works Of the kind,
as the great Ohio and Mississippi
railroad, from ST. Louis to Gin
cinnat, and the Alton and Terre
Haate road, both Of which they CONSTRUCTED,
will show. They have given bonds sasis-
factory to the board for the proper complies
ton Of the work just undertaken. This
pili be gratifying Intelligence 10 lie plant
sr5 Of large section Of county contiguous
g Grand Lsvee, which has 30 frequently
been submerged for want Of proper IsveeS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06
No. sl2-New Series.

SECTION Whereas The building situated at thu
corner OF st. Charies and Lafayette Streets used
has become nuisance to the neighbOrhOOd in which
il 10 situated thereto Q,
Be it ordained By the Common Council of the city
Of New OrssAns That the said lots and buildings
thereon be sold at public auction, at the same time
and on the terms and conditions a. liked for
the sale OF tie other real properg, belong 20 the
city OF New leans with the condition that the city
shall have the right of occupying the same for q
term Of six months after the sale at the rate of ten
per cent psr Rnnum on the amount OF the adjudica-
ton
SEC. Resolved. That the Controller be and he il
hereby authorized. after thirty days notice in the
Official Journal to sell contract to the vest bidder
or bidders, for the erection of building the lot
belonging to the city of New Orleans on Lafayette
street the corner of Dryades street. to be used
as recorders court. police stat on. and lookup, &C
cording to plan and specifications TO be made b.
the City Surveyor.
tSignedl FW. PERKINS
President pro tenn. Board OF Assistant Aldermen
(Signed) JAS. GRAHAM
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved December "a, 1867,
tS,snsdI 4 HEATH, Mayor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

All outside openings Of all the buiIdinas to have
granite sils AID caps shown b. the plan- of the
best Quincy granite accurately cut, dressed and
prepared and set in careful, solid and GOOD work
regnect,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

CoNTRoLLER's OFFICE, CITY OF NKw ORLEANS,
Uity Hall, 9th day OF February, 1865. !
Notice IL hereby given that the Controller viii at
IL o'clock Ri. on TU ESDAY, the II day of n arch,
1868, at his Office adjudoAte to the lowest bidder
S. G. BROwER,
Deputy Controller.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

RuMoR-FoE Che past tive Of three DAYS
there has been arumor that lie New Or
leans Tribune has beea aeld ont to The
cOppsrheads. The repeF, seems to come
ffom high political circles ana Il Is aaia
that paper Is herealeE 70 hs tnn ia caa-
junction with he rshel papsn 81 this state
10 he interest Of Judge Taliatarro ana q
mixed ticket, which Is to be Pit in nomlna-
llon against ths regular ticket Of the Radi-
cal Republloan party There arc none
VIE SAX 30 low as those who scar ths
AiBhcst
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

The briokwork of the base walls to the height of
inches above the regulated surface Of the grourd
snail D covered with cour Of large size WEIGH
states properly overlapped and'we bedded IN cement
mortar TO prevent tins ascent of moisture in the
wo'k- The four upper courses Of the briokw rk and
other walls exposed TO the weather, shall be laid in
tween them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

The priyy sink in ftoat yard shall be dt,g a feat
below the Lowell Of the bAnquette the bottom TO he
covered with TWO rhicknessea of inch datboat
plankA and tue sides walled up with l3 inches wall to
the hegth OF the floor said sink 70 be 4xlD feet in
clear and cemented inside w
There will alao ne sink in prison As the dottad
lines denote; said sink to be dug feet below the
ground have % niche galls, and measure 1xle m
the cear, we'll cennehted inside this sink shall have
cast iron cover feet square, moving on hinaes IN
east iron frame. Each sink 70 have oxI2 inchaH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

The banaustte in front Of the property upon
which the building Is 10 be erscto shall have
dressed eurbstOnns Of North river blua stone or
otner stone Of equal good quality With bege dressed
the top to an Her the slope OF the SIDES from
three siN feel long. from 20 70 "A ucher vide and
not les, than inches hiek. They shai % we'll SET
in good JOINTS and IN Workmsnlke manner. They
shin b. duy interspersed 10 lengths 81 from to 8
feet thfnukout the work according 10 the lines ana
levsla " the City Surveyor given. i77 =
Tne top Of this shall be properly graded
aud aRged with The best quality tooisd and dressed
North river 4estQnas Ent less than 3inches thick
la3d and dded with closed and even joints IN good
stonea snail % not less than lcet b. feet 1ie
lAastqnda ipr the proieetiqn Of tbs main rornice
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

The whole front. rear yards, aud banqueste shall
be gFadel Q the required level SO as 70 carry the
water 70 the front, and shall be tagged with the best
OF North rive fla e. CUTTERS laid ia cement uropef
may direct.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06
FooTNGs UNDER WALLg

The footirgs under the walls on the front on afay
ete street shall be bricks wide At the bottom thu
fank party ine walls and rear wall bricks wide the
fOotings of division wal in main building viii be
die building Will be bricks wide; OF the 10 in PARTY
yard val bricks vide. The footinRs Of the bison
walls will be bricks wide. aud the division walls in
prison 1cks. The footings of the privy walls
shall be ~ bricks wide at the bottom After the
trenches dug out and prepared tine whole Of the
footlngs shall be laid according to the widths spc
had; each and every course Of the brickwOrk inter
inches Offset on each side. =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
No. CITY Han.
New Orleans. February g. 1853
WERE BROUGHT TO THE FIRST DISTRICT
" Pound, corner Of Lafayette and Locust streets,
Seven GOATS Of different colors
Which, 4 not claimed within three days and The
expenses thereon paid will be sold At pub 10 auction
II clock h. WM BAKER
:. Street Commissioners
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

The whole Of the windows shall be trimmed and
hnishedto correspond with tho finish OF the several
doorWays; they shall have ~ glazed sashes double
hung with pateAt axle gulleys iron weights, and
81 the reoordsrs court shall have ~ inch four fold
shutters IN two heights, we'll hung on the inside
with best bus, and fastened with proper hoola
bolts, and iron erossbars where fequsite Two folds
of the shutters shall be finished with neat moulded
pannels, the other tWo folds to be blinds with
stationary Stats.
The windows in the yard shall have outside ~
inch Venetian blind shutters, well hung With the
best loose parliament butts, and fastened NTH shut
ter fastBnings and an eight-inch oroasboit
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

Tbs rain water cistern shall be supported on Il
inches brick wall ~ bricks footi1Rs IL this bottom
diminished In the usual manner; the walls 70 be .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

The ohAneys to have fire places where shown on ths
plans, with separate and proper size smoke hues.
well pargetted from top to bottom and neatly tor.
pod ont 20 the required elevation above the roois
The hearths of all the fire placer sha be lard With
II slate stones on inch brick trimmer arches.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

The front stair II 70 BE- Of cast iron ueat pattern
81 q steps, inches rlsu. Tbs riscra to contain
fancF raiipg vii b cenutrncfsd o. each side q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

The whole Of the walls and other briekwork
throughput shall be carried up in horizontal courses
executed N proper bond and crested in the most
careful. substantial, and best Workmnnliks manner
perfectly true aud plumb according to the heights
and thickness figured on the drawings
The joints of ali brickWork not Dlsstersd shall ba
sunOothlv sfrueh $50 =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

Tbs dome Is 4 regular dodscagon with u equal
sides, viii be framed 30 each alternate side COZ.
t,ins pannei with mouidings In and outside. and
blinds each other side 10 contain window and be-
low ION the insde) panel corresponding with the
around. = T@ -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

The btickwork Of the external ccrnice shall be
built in conformity to the plans and eavations and
supported on strong core of North river flag sopei
which shall run through the entire thickness of thl
work inside Of cornice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

W7E77E 7l3Il7T7 ~ T7II7a ere " % f1Tll31fd
and fastened H1II t1fUrr IN tal walls % no rIII.
1n SAFE sl16.ae h ~ : feet " l11l 10 Is aIS1r
~. B. 1..4 "a tlI2 Sass Eag a % da9ls opt 81
81 rs I1lAA44 l5 Ilrn iron l7sma.
. tsaIe WI B. e. lsee ests e palt tioH lsl e
Afcc1A alpIF o. nlft1l SAID states 10 ~ 81 inch
fonrl Ie1n 1sr1 IfcnI hn44 s0oI tfftur I1SiSa aaN
Tie nn'lery % tbs frunt yard ieadnQ "a tfteA n
hare fu|saf'1 NIpesht tsl1 EIgataI1 81 sa|1l1nf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

Tha door, Of tha prisoa shan have strong and
VOL constructed iron H1mo. made out 81 xii
Intu Hllnegt irQui measure feet By f1st 10 Eho
oI11r. IAl d11f 2 % b made cut ~ Tonnaa1sel
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-16

Gov. Walker OF Tallahassee, D. r. Holland.
Savannah, and +. A. DsckSay, St. Angus
tine, With the exception Of the lest named,
oil srs ex-rsbsIo.
Gov. Reed in his requisition to the JUS
tees Of the Supreme Court, for wild's
opinion on the legality Of impeachment,
refers them 10 artic % In the Constitution /;
providing for an extra session 81 the legs
laturs by which only such business can b
transacted % is mentioned in the call or
brought before them while in session BY
the Governor, except BY the unanimous
consent Of both Houses he also states
four persons who voted - iSsnators. were
not entitled to seats, BY the proclamation
which declared their seats vacant that they
have held ever since the last lsgis' a!urs
met the following are the names Of the
different Offices held in defiance Of the proc
lsmatioo: Secretary of State, Ciresit Judge,
Clerk of court, end the ether that Of
Solicitor. The Senate 10 composed Of twsn-
ty four members. Gev. Reed claims that
there we're only eight present. consequent
" no extraordinary session was convened
and their acts are Of no use. The Governor
says the officers Of the State do net know,
In the unsettled and anomalous condition
Of things, whom they should recognize %
the head Of the Executive department.
The administration Of the State Govern
ment is obstructsd, and the peace and vel
fare ofth whole State jeopsrdized, and he
asks that these opinions on the point sub
mittsd b given ct the earliest moment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-16

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA Gre occurred
this evening and the saw mill Roscoe, CLARK
4 Co., 10 the northwest part of the city was
destroyed The loss Is estimated at $780,
600. partly injured.
The adjoining building, used for winters
ing Forspaugh's msnageris was partially
destroyed. Several valuable animals were
consumed, and some escaped into the street,
but did no damage. 4 large African lien
was caught In the street BY throwing over
him box used fer mixing mortar. A lsop-
ard rushed into . house where there ~srs
several women and children, but the beast
wss % much frightened - the humans,
aud toek refuge in the esrar without biting
any one.
EThs lsss BY the burning Of Ferspsugh's
msnagsris, it 10 said, wss about 81, 900,
on which there was no injury. Meme Of the
animals we're burned, but large number
Of expsnsivs wagons, tents. &C., were t.
tally Destroyed.
This morning. building on Seventh st.,
used % United States mint for 40 years,
Was burned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-16

Nsw YoaK, Nov. 1.-THE steamer
Henry Chauney brings the following from
Panama, under date Of the 18th.
The earthquake continued al along the
coast Of Chill and Peru. In Copiapo . g.
we're shock va experienced, dong ccnsid-
sraels damage to property, but there was
no further loss Of life. A very heavy enc
occurred on the 18th inst, lasting nearly
three minutes another lasted four MIN
uteo.
Il 10 thought that bloody civil war in
Chill ie imminent, growing cut Of The sup-
pert given to Errazuris for the Preei-
dency.
The DATED States Consul 1t Panama ad
visss the Americans, II increased CONNER
elal contribution is levied and enforced, to
ME protest with him and they will be
forwarded to Washington. He regards the
eontributisn Is an extortionary tax. The
various censuls have united in remsnstrapee
against the tax which 10 levied TO aid the
'evolutionists against the government,
Inc Herald says: A private letter from
prominent insurgent in Cuba. states that
'ns revolutionary junta in Havana has
swern to destroy the property Of evsry in
dividual who shall, over hi. signature. offer
h's life. wealth or protection in favor Of
the government cause. In no other case
shall property BE- destroyed.
Recruiting for the Cuban expedition. il
70 'aid, has ceased in this city, Col. Gibbon
having already enrolled $500 men, which
70 800 more than he wanted. He alleges
mat the whole command 10 to dsvelvs upon
. wealthy Habanese, who il famous az .
military leader Under Don Carlos and Max
imillan, and who. so far, has furnished MI
the funds necessary. The intention il TO
annex Cuba to the United States. A public
meeting 10 to b held in relstien to the mat.
ter in the Cooper Institute.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-16
LATE NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YoRK, Nov. ia terrible col
lision occurred in East River this forenoon
between the two Fulton ferries. Both boats
were badly damaged, aud one boy was in
stAntly killed. Six other persons were IA
tally injured and have since died. Seven
teen whose names were ascsrtained, were
badly hurt, beside . number whose names
are unknown. The following particulars
show the cause Of the disaster:
The Hamilton left her slip On the Brock
Ign aide at 100 with . great number Of
passengers, AID - she nsarsd the New York
side encountered flowing tide. She wss
headed down stream in order to meet the
counter tide and enter the slip. At this
time it 10 alleged the Southern propeller,
which Vas attached to . neis aboring clip,
let 60 her stern line aud swung rsund, thus
preventing the entrance to the Fulton isr>
~. The helmsuan Of the Hamilton then
headed her between the propeller and bu T.
head in order to enter the slip. There WAS
and pier. and il ct once became evident
that disaster WAS unavoidable. The pro
psllor scarcely moved, and in moment the
Hamilton crashed against the ferry boat
Union which lay chained in . slip ad-
joining.
One thousand passengers were on beard
the Hamilton, coming to their business in
this city fully one-haif Of whom had crowd
cd to the forward part of the boat. This
large number caused the forward deck Of
the Hani ton to sink several inches below
the middle Of the Enion, which had light
load on board. The momentum OF the
Hamilton carried her guards under, with
those Of the Union. The forward part Of
the Hamilton vas dsnssly crowded with
passengers, and the war; ing was % brief,
that il VAS impossible for them to retreat,
and many we're caught between the guards
Of the two boats as they over Tapped and
terribly crushed. The ladies' cabin Of the
Hamilton was crushed 10 and became .
scene heart rending beyond description.
The terrified women and children scream.
cd for help. while the cheeks Of strong
men we're blsnchsd with fear for moment
These in the cabin expected to sss the bsa,
90 down Or be crushed. An effort VA
made by many Of the passsngsrs in ths
cabin TO reach the shore, believing tho boai
IVES about . sink, and several persons
we're hacked dswn and tramplsd on. Fiv,
persons were killed Or mortally wounded
and 20 seriously injured.
Tho Stuart House, No. 40O Broadway
was burned about o'clock this merning
Lsss On the furniture, etc, about $50, 600
The FIRE spread with such sapidity - . Gu
of the sgrsss Of the dodgers, who wer
saved by the nremsn with ladders. II
adjoining building sustained damages 70 q
amount Of $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-16

Havana, Nov. 1.-THE inhabitants Of
the city Of Puerto Principe and vicinity,
have united and written an address 70 Capt.
Gen. Lsrsundi, requesting the destruction
Of property owned by the rsvolutionists in
various parts Of the Island. and offering
their services 10 qusll the rebellion.
The signers say that they hope for .
speedy return to peace and believe tho
Inauguration Of reforms begun BY the
mother country, will soon bring about that
result.
The document 10 signed BY some Of tho
most influential citizens. Among them
Varona.
The address is slmest certain 10 exercise
great influence throughout the Island. It
10 we'll known that Puerto Principe has al
ways been considered the principal strong
held Of republican idsa,.
Capt. Gen. Lersundi denounccs as false,
the statement published in certain New
York Journals, Of bis having prohibited the
American Consul frsm sending dispatches
by the Cuba cable. to Washington, asking
the American Government to send . SQUAD
| ron TO Cubs.
| The following is authorativsly given ~ .
true version Of the affair:
| The Consul wished to telegraph 10 Wash.
ingson that Puerto Principe had rsvoted.
Capt. Gen. Lersundi felt that certain in
| tslligencc Was untrue and convinced the
American Consul Of that fact, who i'm
mediatsly and voluntarily withdrew his
| telegram.
Dispatches from New York, announcing
the organizing Of q filabustsring expedition
in that city and New Orleans. against Cuba,
we're promptly received acre.
The Captain General 10 also in receipt Of
dispatches to tho sane effect.
All necessary precautions hive been tax
0n TO receive the invaders.
Spanish war steamers are cruising about
the coast.
Col. Aquerra has returned to Santiago do
Cuba. from the revolutionary district He
was unwilling TO remain there any longer,
as he was without provisions, and the res
gion was entirely bare.
Captain General Lersundi has received a
dispatch from the Provisional Government
At Madrid, approving OF his course in every
particular.
The message mentioned the appointment
Of Gen. Dulcc IS Captain General of Cuba,
who was nominated on account Of the 70.
cspt Of the resignation Of Lersundi.
| The revolutionary forces have appeared
on the railroad track between Nnsvitas and
Puerto Principe. They captured train Of
ears with number Of passengers on board.
Four Of the latter we're retained % prison.
ers. and the others allowed to proceed to
their destination on hand. cars. The bag
gage cars weIe plundersd, and the track
torn up for considerable distance.
Heavy and continuous rains, during the
past week have prevented the cane grind.
ing on plantations.
The United States flagship Contoccok has
arrived at this port from Norfolk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-16
CALIFORNIA.

San FRAxcisco. New. 1.-The schooner
s. D. Baily sailed for Visteria, British CO
lumbia, May 10th, with . cargo Of general
merchandise valued at $50 900. Not hav.
ing been heard from fer six months il Wa
supposed that she had been feundsred ct
sea and that oil aboard had psrishsd. I'm.
der the circumstances several insurance
policies we're paid. II now appears that
she arrived safely ct pert at Nelson. New
Zealand, whore the captain disposed Of the
cargo and pocksted the proceeds. The in
surancs companies ere losers, - the pslieiss
provided against barratrv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-16

CaicAoo, Nov. 13.-Rsturnsf from al but
three EQUITIES in this State show the defeat Of
the convestion call BY about 5000 majsri-
y, and there seems little doubt that the
proposition 10 defeated.
This msrning the lileless body Of On En-
glishman, employed % night Waterman
at Fsrwsll Hall, WAS found 10 the basement
Of Al edition which 10 being built to the
hall. II 10 supposed that in making his
rounds through the upper story he stepped
through an unprotected hatchway, the fall
killing him Instantly. A particularly lad
circumstance 10 the fact that few hours
after the discovery Of the unfortunate man
his vile and several children. who had not
seen him for three years, arrived here from
England.