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New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11
AMUsEMENTs.
Academy. Of NEusIc.

Last evening, the day being Good Fri
day, y the audience was comparatively small; 1;
but they enjoyed the performances to the
highest degree. The dances, songs, and
burnt cork eccentricities were excellent.
The extra1agant yet laughable buTlesque of
"Three Eras - is in its closing nights, and
will be withdrawn after Sunday evening.
The matinee to-day will present pro
gramme new, rare, igsly, and langhable.
This evening there will be a free exhibition
on the balcony, at halfpast seven O'Clock,
of the Partisan magic illustrated tableaux.
On Monday evening Mons. Novissime, the
celebrated italian dancer, will reappear at
the Academy; and on the same evening
Dasher's new sensational burlesque, the
g G.. D. A. B. F. A." will be produced for
the rrst time. aHil
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11
PARIsH TICKET.

Criminal shsriH-A. p. DUMAS.
Civil sherin--JOHN d. DAVIS. fr
Coroner lst and 9Th Districts, and AgieFs-Dr. W.
H. HIRE 4u Ia
Coronsr ID and Sd Distriets--Dr. n. P. AVILA
biatriet tAttornsy-HENRY O. DIBBLE.
judge FifAt Distriot Court-w. ". HOWE
Clerk FIRST District Gourt--TIfoMAs LEON.
Judge Second District Court-R. H. SHANNON. *
Clerk Second District Coart-s. B. PACKARD.
.Judgs Third District COurt-7J K BELDEN.
Clerk Third District Oourt--E'. G. LLORENS.
Judge Fourth District Court. P. BOYD.
CLERK Fourth District Oourt-A. R0UGEL0T
Judgs Fifth Dissrist court-0HAS. BEAUMONT.
olsrk Fisth District oOurt-I. A. SNAER.
Judss Sixth Diatriot uourt--A1sAHEON B. LONG,
Clerk sixth District oourt-HENRY n. HUBERT.
Judge Seventh DISTRICT OouEi-STEPHEEs. s. FISH
Clerk Of Seventh Distriat cOaEs--E. DULUo.
justices Of the Peaee and ConatnbleS,
First Justoe--E. CLIFFORD; Oonstsble-TRR.
ENOE COOK Second Justioe--A. sHELLEY;
CouatabIe-JAMHs W. QuTRE. Third Justice,
". z. MAcARTY; Constabls- RIoHARD
KENNER Fourth Justics-JOS G. BAUM;
Constable = Captain EUGENE MEILLEUA.
Fifth Justice (AIgisrsl, EUEENk MCCARTHY;
C8nsthblo-JoHN P. OAZELAR. Sixth jus
tice-Dr D, MACKAYi Constable LEON
PosTHIL.
state Tax Assessors
City Of New orIsahs--J W. MENAKD. JOS. o.
LAINkz. ". Q. KINsELLA, GEORGE P.
CARR Right BanE-E. ]. BRUNETT.
State Tax ceneetOrs.
First Bintrict--FRAKCIs C. RAHAN. Second Dis.
tfist--yIoroE GRRoDIAS. Third District
Q. O. BfaANDEN. Eoarfl Distdot-E P. DU-
Cf0sLAMoE AIesers7V " FREYILLE
senate.
First nisales- -eEoReR ". NADER, DAVID
WILSON, s9EoM0N q, MOSES Second Dis.
tsios--fuBHJ oAMRBEEIA p. B. s. PINCH
BACK Third Diztrlot--T. Y. oOUPLAND
capteln MoaEITE. Foafth District W.
AADreaen9maRve6, -.
First Representative Dizlsles-ool o. B. YOUNG,
oHAELEs e HUn8Es. Second District-
oHARkEg T. FOX. O-sGRHoNE :. eLAU-
plh. hNN6AMlH 0tB0EE Fhnd DiAtrlet--
BAAtKn UAao1lEN coEEfDs. =. q. G.ANYOTEE,
3. ~ laAeELIB. A0MgIlaNR OARR.
Bsurth DHalsl-1 HAng. nEERY RRl-
DENHALN. IllsA District - J0sEPH NAN
SION, OCT AVA REA0r aiath nisuiot--
IoBH q. aELu0N. HsFsmth niatrtcE-fl ny
u nKX. CANoa Au0LaGE. EIehth
Bisfriet--AU9u9Ill EACAs1k Niath Dis
etIti-SA1iUE 81 "a kaNlz aad W Il r. AuonF.
Tsnth Datalss = ~ A Al MgAKiEH aaFHuR
M11l0T Elese1ia a n u ri gA a.
1af Hspk-F 8 tNE alt0Ess Y s
tsasaIi7i't s1s
G4&E q. Il e1ai1na1.
\ 8 ~nf1ea ahM
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11
FROM covISsTON,

Outrage ON an IBsaennlve CoIored AIah-
UnprOyoked Aetempt 20 - urder Him
The Civil Law RoyFerless-Es ebeI Meet
ing" Hurrah fsr TaIIaTerrO,D "KII
the I'D NIaaeF4.s aaF
CoyNGroN, La, April 0, 1885,
EDIroR REPuBIIcAE:
On Monday crowd Of white men who
had been to oovlngton 10 register and get
supply Of liquids on the way home passed
a mill near here about four or i've p. H.,
and TO avoid a Storm took shelter in an out
building, where they proceeded to make
themselves coatortabie aud at home. They
concluded to remaiD ali night. and about
ten O'Clock in the sFening two Of the party
proceeded to oueef the rooms in the build.
ing, occupied BY an aged eoiored man, and
unpfoVokedly attempted % murder him
without any fart her preliminaries. The cid
man WAS at the time wing down waiting for
the party 70 get Qulei before retiring fof the
night.
They Immediately attacked him, one with
gun the other With large knife. The
most dangerous N9dnd wes Immediately
over his heart but gitiking rib the knife
glanced, and oUlnE to the thickness % his
clothing did n1t t1tl ! vital part His
left arm vi 1s very t1ly eRt The neareat
physician, hve u|iffe d'1lank was aiieF4 ard
send for and the wetAd esfe dressed The
Injured man y neN dong so1 and win
ghe nsen MAo "a tAis Ipuil' taq
nfger sea the l'sn before alS eid
nor kne# who he ThsS ss eill'
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

The Florida constitution lTas submitted
TO the people of that state on the sixth aud
eighth instant, and an election for state
officers and congressman was held at the
same time. The South Carolina electieR
for the same purposes will be held on the
fourteenth and sixteenth instant; the
election in Louisiana on the seventeenth
and eighteenth; the election ia Georgia
irsm the twentieth to the twenty-afth; the
election in North Carolina from the twsAtY-
first TO twenty-third.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11
NUMBER sO2


eth anniversary Of the Mobile are depart<
ment. The hre companies paraded lie
streets, presenting q dns appearance. The
SIDEWALKS ard balconies along the line Of
march were thronged With spectators, and
every ythng passed on wish great eciat.
From Eurepe. a
LoADoN, April. l0.-The war os7icc has
;Aoyssinisn advices that Napier had reached
latitude thirtyone
Ihe9dore was entrenohed St Magaala,
lsr1,a S,sn s,n. ,vrs snoasand men and twenty-six
NAgler's Plans for a general assault were
MlseeIEAnsons Teieerauaa.
MoNrGoMRRY April l0.-The city couacle
has voted $500 900 to aid IN husfdirp tha
South and North Alabama railroad.
JACKSON, Miss, April 10.--The eonEentfem
occupied the day III the discussion Of a s4c-
ton OF the franchise bill rsgardlng eiigi-
CHIcAGo, April l0.-Fifty lives were lost
BY the burning Of the steamer Sea Bird OF
Waukegan.
Dome.tle Markets.
New YoRK. April i0.--Cotton more steady;
sales $500 bales; middling uplands e9S 1s0c.
Flour favors buyers; markets generally nn-
changed Wheat steady. Corn 10. better;
southern white 81 I70l Is. Beef drm-
a W
Groceries quiet aud firm. Freish, Quits
The day was generally observed b ak3ss
day, the gold and stock boards bey snltssa
Gold on the street 1ssa@lsss ttsr sAg
steady.
CINcmNA4I, April 1e-Fiop aasnlly $40
25@l0 so. Wheat So 35gae " Corn $500
SEC. Oats 70. Mess pofk BgI Lard II.
Bulk meats held, shoulders gs5a zides I4ie;
bacon shoulders held at ls{G1l3ac; sides
l6AglIac; sugar cured hams 1s1l9c, But
ter 45G50c. Eggs 19t920c. Hay SI28IA.
LOUISVILLE April Tobacco lis
hhds.; lugs to fair leaf 549ls4. EUperine
1lonr S. %. Cotton quiet at 2Tt02S. Wheat
Sc 4592 so. Oats 73GT5. Cora S5@90.
Lard l73. Pork S27. Bacon shoulders l3A:
clear sides l73 Whisky 50 2O02 rs.
ST. LOUIS, April l0.-TobGcoo unchanged.
Flour 81 250s 30. Wheat, winter 50 60G
10. Corn sS992c. Oats weak, 70672c.
Mess pork $27 25927 rs. Bacon, shoulders
l34o.; sides l7@I7Ac. Lard l7@isc.
Weather cloudy, with indications Of clear
ing up. No rain to-day, but still cool.
CFromxssssraay's Evening Pspers,J
GALVESTON, April 10.-A shooting ahfay
occurred near Hampstead on Sunday morn
ing, growing out of the murder Of Mr..
Sanders on the Friday previous. Three
whites were killed and two severely wound
| ed. TWO blacks were wounded, one while
| going for a physician.
WASHINGTON, April l9.--There has been
incessant snow and rain since yesterday
morning. Weather quite cold.
1 Nothing was done in either house pre-
| vious tothe impeachment trial, when Judge
Curtis proceeded with his speech. GeneSaI
| Thomas is the frst witness for the defense
that will be examined.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11
The YIee.Prenlaency.

A special from Washington to the Phila-
delphia Post says:
A movement is being made here among
Western politicians to make Hon. Hannibal
Hamlin, of Maine, the nominee of the Re
publican party for next yiee.president;
Upon this the Illinois State journal says:
We shall be glad to herald and second
such movement. There would not be
merely sublime justice but an eminent
propriety in the nomination of Hannibal
Hamlin, of Maine. Had Mr.. Hamlin not
been unjustly cast aside in 1864 the country
would have been free from a thousand ills
which have been inflicted upon it by the
faithlessness of Andrew johnson. What
Republican has not regretted in sAckcloth
and ashes the mistake which VIZ made In
not nominating that unfaIlsrllg and un-
flinching Republican patriot when Abra,
ham Lincoln was nominated the second
time The nomination now Of Mr.. Hamlin
would not only be regarded by the lovers
Of liberty everywhere as compliment
due a brave man, but would snow a
devotion to principle which would con-
mand the respect of even the enemies OF
progress. Hannibal Hamlin is a man OF no
ordinary ability, or Of cowardly or doubtful
political opiniens. Twice during the con-
test for principles from which sprang the
Republican party he has resigned position
ana power rhtHef bnhH 10 b6eniinSiy appear
rs either betraying his party or favoring
opinions and principles he did not entertain.
In 1856 he resigned his seat 10 the United
States senate, left the Democratic party,
Joined the Republican party, went home to
Maine, appealed to the people, was sustain
ed in his cause and returned to the senate
as Republican. Again, after the death o.
Abraham Lincoln, Andrew johnson ap-
pointed him collector of the port Of Boston,
which he could have held and no questions
asked as to his views OF Johnson's policy;
bat rather than appear to be with the great
apostate he resigned the coliect0rship, and
retired to private life. This is the brief
record Of a true man, Nearly seven years
ago the Republican, party inaugurated vic
tory by the nomination Of Abraham LIN,
coin, Of Illinois, and Hannibal Hamiln, q
Maine. There is luck in the combination q
those two states. And as the fruits q that
great victory have been postponed oy tae
apostafe who subsequently secured the vice.
presidency In the place Of MI. hamtlln, iet
Inc grand result Of that hrst Republican
snccsss be crowned by return 10 the same
fQfo States for our standard beafers IN The
sDnroaching election--u. s. Grant. Of lAt
nols- and Bannfbal Hamlin, Of Maine,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

Ths following, ont Of numerous fiAtterinR tsetl
moniala that hRVs bosa received By tho uaanufao.
tursEs, Boardman Grays Piano Fostes.
Jenny Lind. that sQuaeu Of Song" writes - fol.
Iowa.
asntlslnea--Et gives me mach plaaSars to sseak ia
favar Of ysur Piano FoFsss which have been used BY
ms At different times during my stay in this country
have ovsEy reason TO Be a1tissd with their quality
nd o1osllenos Of tors, and iepe they win continue
reeaiYs the patronage Of the pablo ihey 70 well
essrye. remain, gentlsmen, yours. truly Obliged.
EsW Koek. JENNY EzzE.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

First ward-D. W. SHAW, JOHN sTUMPF.
Second Ward : w. b. ARMSTRONG, j.
B. NOBLE Third Ward w. H. PEN.
BERToN, c. CAMP. Fourth Ward u.
H nSGRAHAM, LEWIS BANKS. Fifth
wsrd-CH ARIES GRANDPRE Sixth Ward
PHTLIPP SCHULTZ. Seventh wArd-E. O
NORPHY Eighth Wlrd-HENRY SCHULTZ
Ninth Ward-osOAR ALLEN. Tenth Ward
GEO. sCHAKTz. Elsventh Ward-YORICK
SaGFbETI5, 5rr-15--5f5=4-5 10
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11
URsULTNE CONVENT.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS. Ian a laF

~. VIZ. MccAan6oE, Albany, N. Y: ea
Kind siE-With sentiments Of respect and gFati-
tude address you few lines 10 announce tho safe
arrival of the Pianos. and also my great satisfaotioa
IaM much pleased with the sweet tones Of the
isasros ~ RaH as With the workmanship, ana 1eel
myself greatly obliged to you for your charitable aad
asassous szsFias. prsssAt yuu my sincere THANKS
for the great reduction you hAys made Ia che price
Of tho Pianos. Rofpit ne 70 an you place AMONG
the number Of our Aind bpHefactors. for whom cur
daily prayers ascend to obtain al neeessArss spri.
'''A' ''0 '''A x YOUR. q ,s., r.svoottuIly.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

AFFAIRs IN New 0RLEASs. s.-Ehe Volnmin-
Gus petition to General Grant, signed by the
most respectable citizens cf Nes Ofieanst
relativ 70 local affairs, Waa ouiy presented
BY Mr.. Fred. A. Johnson, os New Orleanst
on the s0kh nltimo The general proull4ee
10 refer ehe same to General Buchanan
haVe NOT vel heard tbs result, but viii nosn
be abe 10 learn the tenor Of the petitions
and other facts connected with the came
relative 10 affairs ia Neaf Orleans, - Halselaat
1nsenlgeflcei'
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

TAAtBEHe's ooSoEBT nS Albany. = Thslbprs
Used on this oocAsion snd also the next evening al
Troy, ono o. tha now 8rand Pianos Of BoArdmAn
Gray o., and FepsAtedy expressed himself as De.
llshisd With Il. both in iona and touch. At chs
close Of each ooneerh he found tho Instrument In
eempists suns wiehout assn imperfect unisOp.--
NsH York Musical Rsgisw
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

a llials boy had lives ter Ai2nae t'eAe Atts
Z. gs.g-~ r,enurgons uncle, who took goD1 care
that 81 Z chfli's health should rot ~ inluso4
hv s,ser. .leasiiuQ. The uncle azH enc aGF
rslssnr oat Fthe child ST Aig sl4a1, wAen 8
griand ancostea him, Acccnpa aNiea II gEs
hsnnd Willie thG eiteEs were tAsA1f9 Ae
3litis fellow. never heNing seen dos OK -
slim and slignt tskAe5e eissIse ~ erses =.
scrg: y Oh, dagess, aoReje and did W i've
viii your uacle. TOO, that you are 60 snAg =
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11
FROM JACKSON. LOUI.IANA.
JACKSON, La, April 4, 1858.

1AthaoNt ha'S APAA = AoNV'
EDITOR REPUBLICAN
The Radical Republicans Of East Feliciana
assembled at this place this evening at two
o'clock for the purpose of hearing the Hons.
j P. Newsham, Carlos Wilcox, and G. Coed.
man. At least two thousand five hundred
Republicans were present. Resolutions
were passed indorsing the regular ticket,
headed by Judge WarmOth and Hon. o. J.
Dunn. Boilers have no show in this place.
East Feliciana all o. x.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

FUaSy,-The New Orleans RErushzs4x
publishes the new consultation tof ehe
purpose OF assisting ia Ia ad0ptiaz eai.e ~ ~
peblish il for the sole purpose q 4eis4sa.a8
It. Both use the samle NE4f ~. H-lES
ar tssuifs - wide As tie polla.--ls lsreQe1os.
hlcesfern.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

4 niara called He,llcwn. q Florida, be-
fora the waT, and inba9lted ~ lay lesA eAaiz
acfS Is now called aereen, EGG lsl l4e ~ se.e .ss
enaEeo eatiler4
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

Haaia 0l oxehanHe Nrolz 49,
II 9aains agxg rceap paAf eh An9
Ia Z y "A n t5.t s'nlisk fst'J e.
IS sllA AseFssseAE eAltf -, g p
sszesl
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

Nj WMNN1Ew%aBms Mag. ass ROEs
r Qfal qtraets oRtWoan 81 9aarles en& 0arpH.
f1loCt1. H44 Atioanq. HaQiosria aHd Rstail
aaels 9i11n Ga. ate,. AEE isi llos8 iarRa
egrf 81 ~ sqlIow{nH 2Qodg. which he Niia asl
aH trIoaH. aithaF fd9i4N3a err Hetall-~
# Elad ol ts4 baat hIfn,a Nrendh and Amer.
Elnc. OIL 81 al Minds Fsastian Ran and 9pRn
ea4n. NeIleH OchfA. sAflcty ef tha e91t Vnr.
Hxennh F8i1dcE HlE11, Ntog1 R1isHh. fa
e4ps. arc polton Alazking and Wxitsr1 Ink
lactu4FH y himaQlf
sreaa Fatissg ea Fartaassy und Haneg Afti.
1a tht kti3dt.
sIrro a rtsa eapnliod with 81 kinds ei 0Eua1
y, fl1s1 ard al tta tsst quality,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

stiee-Ths Book Of the Treasurer Of the Cam
Z Committee Of the Radical RePublican Party,
siaing tha namea Of all those who subscribe
h the expenses Of the ORmpaign. the Hmount
y Subscriptions rscsived By the committees and
e,sunt Of the exponditars thereof. win be At the
aeartsu No. n DFyades street, and always open
laspsotiou Of sbbsoribsrs And mpubers Of NE
miiteea. .4
allemen can enter their nsraeH. and lesys the
III With Hr Nulfurd. The ssorstary, m the
= = '' III K. soUTHwoRFH.
agHsn .i.tHtf. praaaunnT.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

Aetv Orleans SepahIiGasl,
OFFICIAL IOURNAL or THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
Official IOURNtl OF THE REPU5lEAN PaRTY.
NATIONAL TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT.
ULYSSESSGRANT
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
EDWARD II. DURELL
y n TIE TIC KE II.
RoR GOVERNOR,
HE NRY @. wARMoT 9TH.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
o s Ar j. D U N N J..
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
@ Eo R c. z e. BovEE.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
S EoN BEL D e N .
FOR AUDITOR,
GEoRGE E M. WICKLIFFE.
FOR TREASURER,
ANToIN CLET.
SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION,
TIL OMAS w. CONWAY.
FOR CON R ES -
FIRST DISTRICT,
J. n A L e sYP p Fl E r
SECOND DISTRICT.
8 I M O N 10 N E S
THIRD DISTRICT.
JOSE PHI P. NEWS HAM
FOURTH DISTRICT,
MI G n K L VID A L
FIFTH DISTRICT,
w. JASPER BLACKB URN
|
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

= me voters Of the Second Cengres-
District: present myself oyou As oandi,
n Congress for the second Congressional Dis
sastiou tbs seventeenth and eighteenth Of
A.P. FIELD,
spa us
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

First Dierict-JOHN NJ. G PARKER, W. G. NC
CoNNEnL. and PATRICK HARNAN. Second
District j. A. RAYEAL, LUDGER 30.
GUILE. Third Distriet-L. PEsSOU, OSCAR
PoYNor. Fourth District-A. JEHLEN and
EDMOND FLOOD
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

y adaaar4ers oi the sadisal Republican
and ol the Committee 70 conduct the cam.
and Of the stzts Central Executive Commit
Dfa st No. Il Dsyadss street. Dsar oanai street
abasans from tho country and city are invited
Inland obtain documents and circulars for dislri'
felH
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

Rsg.I B, HARns, Rringinni Of the Hudson Female
AcadsmE and authOr q ths heAHtlsal oaniasa, The
Return q Spring. 50 fAsosAby nosaesd IN tAs Es1
York Musical World. writes
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11
PIANOS FOR SMALL RARLoRs SITTING
ROOMS. SCHOOLS, ETo,

PIANOS FOR SMALL PARL0Rs, SITTING
ROOMS. SCHOOLS, ETC..
Ailfourinrge round corners full, round mellow Tons
easy and elastic Touch. elegant and ornamental in
AppSaTeuos-a Beautiful piece Of Furniture.
Every Plano warranted to give satisfaction.
Al the Pianos have she Patent Iron Frame an
Rim tcast IN one pieos), making them the most pc
feet and dursbls made, and especially adapted
usrm climates
Grand Pianos, from 500 to s12Oo.
Address WILLIAM McOAAMoN,
Albany, New York,
warsrOoms and Factory corner Of BrOadwAy and
North Ferry streets Albany, New York.
All Of my Pianos hare four round corners. The
Weed Rinas have superior in quality Of touch or
tone. They have the oysrbridge ths treble which
gives 70 ths upper notes purity Of tone un0Qualed
In any ether Piano. The prices of my Wood Rims,
with the improvement, are $50 more than named
the circular Of the Iron Rims.
/ Irsier to the testimonials bsl5H.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

kaee.-R. I. CROMWELL is candidate for
legislature from the Fifth Ward, parish Of Or
MANY FRIENDS.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

eIkMETes R
u estAhilAhsd Tor fhs ours d
AK F0R1KS or DKsRAsE.
! J, WHITES expdfisnee and known sueyseE
fkteaalye practice In large cities mora than
geAs4 bring 10 hlm Sos tr1atuenE vast
Nf pf ~ AQEnas q disease and injuries, This
ace qnanlse him inggAElslt % pefusiye ths
SIS ln4ieat4f@t1F 1ltl1a sax ard ~ agss and
e14. lle Rmploss tte inncparA, but al.actaai
e.s4 of ua&gfe, FhisR psfilg tha bioBd restore
-, A4tf, stomach, and Al the eecfetfcun
laF0 01EnntEa431us
me d ntqnef Preserve yout hnalth, and eave
4ad MONEY. EEfronl b Spending hall aE hour
y. White eEs ffeQlanllf saged ling alahnoEs
euEh gnAexsNe, uSlsn ttas alWag8 aV1rk
.Ia1td or inelptsat disease.
Aqa, Nocturnal DrgaIAs. AEnpotaney, and Bag
di' lfiuries % the Hfatem u the rgaoh Of
asz are 1poa&i v Cufhble, and demand the care
sthe due 10 frAti numan natura, feB
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

n thankful for thu Kind wishes Of nay many
~ and thersiore announoe myself As q candidate
ssoper lor the First and Fourth Districts, and
asleetsd TO faithfully disoharEe the duties Of
sksos with a due stgagS 10 the benefit and salts
"a + - ThoMAs BKADBoRD. NJ D.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11
RADICAL REPUBLICAN TICKET
-FoR TIL
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
AND
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
MUNICIPAL TICKET.
Mayor Of New Qrleans-SETH W. LEWIS.
Controllsr-sT. FELIX oAsANAvE. Street Com.
ulssioaer-WILLIAM BAKER.
MUNICIPAL TICKET.

First District-JoHN p BECKER. Second Dis
trict-EUGENE sTAEs. Thtrd Dstrict-J.
A MASsICOT. Fourth Dsirict-WILLIAM
WEBER.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

City Of New orIsans--J. W. MENAlD. JOS. o.
LAINkz ". Q. KINSELLA, GEORGE p.
CARR. Right Bank-E j. BRUNETT.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

First Bintrict--FRAKCIs C. MAHAN. Second Dis.
tfist--yIoroE GERoDIAs. Third District
Q. O. BfAANDEN. Eoareh Distrfot--E p. DU-
cLosLAMtfE. Alesers-zV. " FREyILLE.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-04-11

ssa OF ~. QR4 4KkEs AND JUL
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-07
New HAVEN.

New Haven is one Of the most beautiful of the
many beautiful towns on Long Island Sound and
10 its beauty it adds history withal II is now,
and always has been, one Of the leading towns of
Connecticut. Some Of the noblest ablest, best and
brightest men Of our common country have had
their homes there. As citizens or temporary resi-
dents, it has known Roger Sherman, Jonathan
Trumbull, James Hillhouse, Theodore Dwight, Ben
jamin Silliman, and a host of worthless whom we
have not space TO name. But herein is an epitOme
of the State it stands in. Connecticut is remarka-
bic for having from first TO last furnished some of
the best and worst of men some Of the nobest and
some of the meanest some Of the most manly and
Of the most sneaking If there is, in all this
wide Republic one name that deserves 10 rot to all
posterity, it is the name Of Isaac Toucey, Buchsn-
ans Secretary Of the Navy; and il will forever rot
and be perpetual stencil upon the page of our ma
tional history. But the crowning infamy of Con-
neeticnt is its first infamy-Benedict Arnold, of
New Haven. His treason and treachery were
prompted by spite and malice, and paid for in
money lis reward during life was to be loaded
with curses by his country, and to be scorned by
those who bought and used him
And oh, New Haven, wby--having once given
US an Arnod-could you not have spared US a
Kirby? Must vermin follow the tiger2
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-07
DC aunaok.

Tho outlook IS fun 81 .-
The canvass is gong On Win ,% Slnent'--
sctlyisy, yigor and zeal everywhere Nc No.,
Oh the Potomac and The Ohio. The ST.. 80"
that vote in October are now at ,vb;,a ,','''e'
AE'e speakers are in every county in o, 80,
large town, and almost in everv y;Ii. 10y
The Republicans mean to win 80
work, they 'SSiR win. Even 1seo a., VII, WIN
saw no such depth and intensity Of oara ,ao'
ness among loyal men as are soo, - -'''-
The masses that come together are -.
without number and numberIess Tbon
ands Of the floating vOtcrs-tbat On ,|OuS-
the current sets-that seek tho
side-are now satisfied that arr, !. -
side. The elections in Maine and vo-- '''4'
have made that certain. Other tbon.a-5
that might have voted for Chase and n au'
cock. with platform to match -,
loathe the rebel-revolation platforr, -,
detest the candidates standing on Il TIL 49,
want no man-for President who c,Il.I :,
asylum-sarning children butcheripq So
dreis OF New York city Ny FnrEvns
They feel that Governor who proelaimcd
aloud to mob that they were lust as coo5
judges Of " necessity as the reg.Ior =.
tional Government was, and had The sam.
right, as a moo, to act upon such Judgment
deserves to quarry stone at Sing Sing as
richly as Tim O'FIanagan, that followed
the Governors suggestions, and set fro -
black mems homes aud slaughtered bI,cl
mems children. 500.
Again we say TO our friends that the ont
look is everywhere good, and the skies ,r,
bright. But recOllect, friends. that MANN,
calls for 'eorkiHg- Therefore, Tennesseeaps
work, work, keep working.