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Where ali other preparations failed these preparations
viii always effect These insure rapid and extraordinary
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They used the hospitals Of Paris by the ceeb ated Dr.
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Tal remedies and cOpAba and cubebs The necttOn
used IN recent and capsules in more chronic cases.
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practice all Of dir than thirty years This
experience enables him instantly perceive the remedies in
dcsted-for either and al ages and conditions.
Private Diseases such FENALE AILMENTS, GENI-
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Persons desiring J. Viii es advice ard reIccdes viii
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are several Dr. Whites in the city
LOB THE PERMANENT CURE OF
RUPTURE
DIR. Ferri.s's Patent calculating Sup
porter Truss.
It possesses advantages over others It has
No SPRING. avoiding all injurious pressure the back
and with it HEaNIA or hUPTURE
Can be Permanently Cured.
in New Orleans and vicinity
testify TO this fact Besides Dr. FERRIs exhibit 1T his
Office certificates Eminent Surgeons regaTdng
its supeorty from well parties have been
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Ofce-No is Bourbon street, door from Canal Office
hours from A. N. to- Pm.
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GRIMAULTs BRAZILIAN GUARANA
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SOUTHERN ITEMS,

carefully cued from exchanges In the selection
ration Of and other Reading Matter
IS claimed that CRESCENT is surpassed BY
other daily journal in the United 6tates. The
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add to the usefulness Of the CRESCENT by impartial letter.
upon topics people Of this section It's let
rs from the people the least interesting and vaus
BILE feature OF its well hed columns large share Of each
days issue Ia given up 70
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vii bear Che severest scrutiny to the fidelity and judgment
with which this important branch Of duty is
formed for the CRESCENT.
In brief the proprietor of the CRESCENT proposes to
continue to present the public LIVE and every respect
FIRsT.CLASS SAPER properly supplying the imperative
needs of the BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND FAMILY
CIRCLE Il will be future in the past, influenced
py the spirit progress, aiming at its own continual IN
provement for the benefit of its patrons.
The CRESCENTs circulation and its line OF advertise
nents are sufficient testimony the favor with which IT,
efforts for the public appreciated and rewarded
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24
TERMS SIG 90 PER AEEUM.
WHOLE NUMBER 1923.

ais testimony remains unshaken in all par-
tlculars. He has seen Whalan in fail and
Identified him. Lacroix is an ipnorant
Frenchman, although he tells Straight
forward and connected story. At the time
oI the occurrence he concealed himselfip
ne sne doorway, fearing Whalan might discover
hlll tlllli ana shoot him. Since that time he has
&C.. "en ~ slIaid TO speak about the matter tor
ic''' oi getting into trouble.
From Europe.
LONDON, April 23.-There was an immense
nSelIng et spurgeon's church this evening.
Joh1 Bright presided, aud many disti1-
gulshea persons spoke. Resolutions favor
passed enthusiastically. 90
Later advlces from Japan state that
anarchy retgns in that country The ma
tlYes OF Osaea captured the French eorvetfa
duplex, and compelled all foreign agents
except the English to lower their lagss
LONDON, April 20, Evening.-9ufian in
the Bank of England has decreased Elsa 600.
Consols 933 1888. Bonds 7097Ot.
LONDON, April 23-The evidence elected
IN the Fenian trial to-day implicates Burke
In the Clerkenwell explosion. Evidence
closed, and the Judge recommends that the
Jury acquit Ann Justice.
HAYRE, April 23.-OOtton active and firm.
I4s. 'tOs AVA' "'iONO
MADRID, April 23.-Prime Minister Mar.
9Vez died this morning.
From Virginia.
RICHMOND, April 23.-Ex-Gsvefhot piars
p0nt yesterday preferred charge aeainst
General Schofeld to General GF a 5harg-
Ing him with setting aside the sss 81 Vir-
ginia and OF Congress for e 4 purpose of
enabling eX-confederatea y 70 coHld not
take the oath to occupy ~ liable offices in
the State; and further sh5f 9ehofeid's ap-
Pointmeuts have tented 70 courage the
Union cause in Virginia.
MissIsSIppI GshKeatIon.
JACKSON, April %. The convention passed
the bill on general provisions to its third
reading to-day, and 1t goes to the committee
on arrangements.
An ordinance was adopted removing the
political liabilities of J. l.. Morris and j. L,
Waford, candidates on the Radical State
ticket, and E. A. Peyton a radical member
Of the convention.
Fire in st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS April 23.--BloW, Cord & Co..
druggists, and several adjoining buildings,
were burned. Loss over 81 ,000, 600.
River Intelligence.
YICKsBURG, April 23.-Passed down, Stra-
der, at two A. M.
Passed up, Allen at one P. NJ, Groesbeck
at four, Caldwell at five, and the Alps and
oarges at seven P. NJ. River rising.
Financial Matters In New York.
NEW YORK. April 23.-Money very easy;
call loans COZ e cent; discounts 7@8. Gold
dull; l4O. Sterling quiet and firm. Stocks
less active but steady. Sub-treasury bal
ance Sl06, ,000,0 900. Governments closed
firm. 52O's of 1862, llli; of 1864, ITO; of
1865, llO4; of 1867, 1885,; lO-40's, 1929; 1905,
1867.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24
THE CITY COUNCIL
board OF Aldermen,


This board met last evening in response
to a call for a special meeting by Mayor
Heath. The following communication from
him was read and received:
GENTLEMEN-You have been called to-
gether this evening in special session for the
purpose Of taking some definite and trust
1inal steps in regard to the sale of the
market stalls. Although he measures you
may adopt for the purpose will look to the
future, and not go into effect until January
next, yet its immediate influence upon the
city currency can not but be apparent to
you ALL and Will be most sensibly felt in the
restoration of confidence to the community.
As soon as it is known what your deter
mination is, should it be favorable to the
sale of the stalls in any shape, coupled with
the fact that two millions of dollars are now
due and payable for taxes for the year 1867,
in addition to the large amount row in proc
css of collection for taxes in AREA, and
else that there ere some two hundred end
fifty thousand dollars worth more of real
estate that can be thrown upon the market,
the effect can not but be most salutary.
The case is SO plain that 1t does not require
argument, but TO accomplish the object in
view immediate action is Indispensable
The city expects, nay demands it at your
hands. Longer delay can not fail to be at
tended with consequences exceedingly in
iurious,if not fatal to our credit.7
motive that can be addressed to sensible,
practical men, acquainted with the difficult
ties pressing upon US, and aware of the
dangers with which we are threatened, n0t
to adjourn till you have taken action on the
subject, and such as will be final.
The following was therefore unanimously
| adopted;
WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 87T, new series,
| approved March 10, 1868, providing for the
| sale and occupation of tables, stands, ETC.,
| in the several markets of the city of New
| Orleans for the term of ten years, and as
| one month and four days has elapsed since
the promuIgaiion of said ordinance, and ne
| sales having been confirmed by the city Of
Nav Orleans, therefore be it
Resolged, That ordinance No. 677, new
series, providing for the sale and occupation
Of the tables, stands, ETC., in the several
markets of the city of New Orleans for the
term of ten years, be and the same is hereby
repealed and declared null and void.
Hoard OF Assistant Alderzen.
A call similar to the above was made on
this board, but at O'clock no quorum had
been effected, and the members who were
present left the hall.
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NOTICE TO THE OLUEs.
NEW oRLEANs. Anril "a. Is

NEW ORLEANS, April %, 1865.
We call the attention of the Republicans
of the parish OF Orleans to the following
resolution passed on Tuesday evening the
twenty-second instant;
ReSolUed, That the various wards of this
city and Algiers be instructed TO hold pri-
mary election on Wednesday week for dele
gates to the Republican State convention.
Carried.
In accordance with the above resolution
the Republicans of the different wards are
requested to meet at the headquarters of
the Mother clubs on Wednesday evening
next to elect delegates to the State conven-
tion which meets in this city on the first of
May. SETH W. LEWIS,
President Central Executive Committee.
WILLIAM VIGERs, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24
CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMIT.
TEE,
Radical Republican Party of LouIsiar

Radical Republican Party of Louisiana.
The committee met at halfpast seven
o'clock last evening, President Seth W.
Lewis in the chair, and thirty members
present.
Minutes read and approved.
No reports from standing committees.
Mr.. Il. P. w. Sebert and J. NJ. G. Parker
were admitted as members of the com
mittee.
The special committees through then
chairmen reported progress.
! Hr. Bovee moved that a committee oi
three from each district be appointed to
effect the release of voters illegally arrested
on the seventeenth and eighteenth days o.
April, which was adopted.
The President appointed the following
gentlemen on the committee; First Dis
trict-Mr. r. H. Isabelle, Mr.. James Quinn
DR.. Hire. Second District--Captaln Ray
nal, Captain Edgar Davis, - Heidenhein
Third Dlstrict-Captain Llorens, Mr.
Gomez, Captain Morphy. Fourth District
Messrs. Williams, Battle, Payne, Frilot.
The following resolution was offered by
Mr. Shelley:
Resolued, That committee of five be ap
pointed to draft resolutions protesting
against the frauds and Outrages committed
by the commissioners of election and deputy
sheriffs on the days Of election. Which
wrs adopted.
The following gentlemen were appointed
Messrs. Shelley, Joubert, Conway, Wilson
and Hiestand.
The following resolution,was unanimously
adopted
Resoloed That we, the Central Executive
| Committee of the Radical Republican party
of Louisiana, sOlemnly protest against the
unmitigated outrages and frauds perpetrst
ed In 1.-THE recent election in this State, by
the rebel registrars and commissioners ol
election appointed by General Hancock and
/ General Buchanan.
The committee then adjourned until Sat
urday evening, at o'clock, to meet az Clay
hall. u..,
A true copy: WILLIAM YIGERS,
Recording Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24


Ames' Great circus ana AEenagerie.
Tiyoli Circle issthe point Of attraction just
now for seekers after hearty amusement.
The tent is one of the most extensive eyeE
made, and under it may daily be seen the
wonderful sight OF Mile Eagenia entering
cages Of the most voraci0us animals without
fear or trembling. It Is a wonderful elghs.
and is only edualsd by the tremendous per
formanceso of Herr Lingel who enters cage
containinR three beautiful fiona, and he
handles them as a child dOes playful kittens,
aithoueh they are almost ~ Wild as when
drst caught. In the arena we have 1Ir.
smith and his two extraordinary children,
while he himself is q host. and rides freely
on a bareback horse. Watson and Nailer
are singularly beautiful riders, and astonish
All who witness their daring sets. The
circus will make q public parade tsdEy %
some Of OuF principal thOfouehfarez. Last
night the audience was not only large but
fashionable
Aendemy aF ATusss.
The great burlesques at the Academy con
tiuue 20 draw large hoases and te please fhe
patrons Of that unique. uHeausaed. .elegant.
and excellent establlshnaent. Go tAeEe shil
evening, and II yon are nst delighted III
Treasurer, Mr.. Kittredge, VII asaaFa YEN
money or give Jos tlckst eex anesAel
ahsW.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24

:, Sherih-Wurzburger s53, Dumas 2l2s,
Maxwell 1873, Davis 2l4s. Avery B.
kecorder-Masicot POSI-, Letten $40.
Aforementioned 2043, Ppynot 2061,
Liam Liam pas go, Losbury 734, Christophe q,
Assistant Aldermen-Morp 2Ol2 law.
renee 7S5, Lusher IL, Schultz 2.
Ninth Ward.
For Constitution 6l3, against llli; total
majority against SOL.
Congress-w Walker 1888, sypher COL.
Governor-Warmoth COL. Taiiaferro 1883.
Lleutenant-Governor - VOorhies lO66.
Dunn 500, Dumas II.
Secretary of State-Hardy l0Gs, Bovee GOO.
Auditor-Peralta 1905. Wickliffe 595.
Treasurer Giffen 1910, Dubuclct 600.
Attorney General-Herron lO7l Belden
600, Crane 4.
Superintendent Public Education-Mc.
Donald 1910, Conway 500.
State Assessor -O'Neal 1851 Bozonier
1852. Grayer 1918 Casey 1916, Menard
599, Laneiz COZ, Kinsclla COS, Carr SIS.
Coroner - Hire 29l, Delery 1892, Avila
Justice of the Peace-Fulda los2. Baum
Constable-Forticr 1852, Meilleur 59s.
State Tax Collector-Carroll llO7, Blandin
State Senate Schumacher HOS. Nader
lu0J, COupland GU, MOnette 59G.
Representatives = Wilt. 9sj, Bengstorfi
1917, Carter 553 Moore 5Gl.
JUDGES a; District Courts-Abell llO2,
Howe 6l' tDuvigneaud 1886, Shannon 500,
Lynch 10, Emerson llO4, Belden j9S, Thomas
8, Theard 1907, Boyd COS, Yiavant 1876,
Leaumont 62S, Long 600, Dupantier IS,
Earheart 8, Collens 1902, Fish COL, Cooley
1897.
Clerks of Courts-Trepagnie 1901, Leon
600, Earheart 10, Tracy lll9, Packard 595,
Byerly 1926, Llorens GOO, Brown l3, Hanlon
lilo, Rougelot 500, Powers 1911, Snaer Cos
Hector s, Woelper 1897, Hubert 593 Ran
dali 6, Bernoudy llO9 Shelley 542. Duluc So
Mayor-Conway 1882, Lewis GIG, Fosdick
Is.
Assistant Aldermen-wynn 1854, Allen
54l, Brown 5.
Controller Landry 1907, Mandell 10,
Casanave sol,
Street mmissioner-Murphy 1898, Baker
500, Kathman 90.
Il District Attorney-Luzenburg lO98, Dibble
602, Warren s. ~
-WurzbuiNN 1894, Dumas COZ,
Maxwell loss, Davis COG, Avery II.
Aldermen-Sambola 1860, Losburg 1862,
Pesson SOL, Poynot 600.
Recorders-Letten llO9 Masicot 597.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24

There was entered at the Boston Custom
house. a few days ago, q little musical In.
strument, which deserves word of notice.
The case. in shape like a small music box, il
Of gold, enameled; on the lid is set in an
oval strip Of porcelain; having wound the
works and pressed spring, this oval flies
up, a tiny nest ls disclosed, and nom i
upon a rest, begins TO sing like canary
OPENING It's bill and 1uttering its wings and
BODY In the most life-like manner; when Id
song is done it hops back 10 its nest and the
oval closes. This beautifal toy was i'm
ported some years ago at cost Of sla00
was sent back recently for repairs, and 4
now returned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24

The Monroe (ouachits parish) Telegraph
of the 22d has the following returns from
that parish:
Owing to the late hour at which the re-
turns were sent in from the different pre-
cincts we are unable to give tabular state
ment of the vote of this parish. We how
ever have space for the following:
For Gonstitution-Whites 81, blacks 1901
total 1885.
Against Constitution--Whites iGl, blacks
2I3; total GA.
Majority for Constitution 56l.
For ACKNOWLEDGMENT l4Sl, Taliaferrc
SAT.
For ongress-Kennedy 1888, Wilkinson
1888, Blackburn l4S5.
John Ray is elected Senator; Morey and
Brewster Representatives; Robert Ray par
ish Judge; Wisner sheriff; Bry clerk; Over
ton (colored) coroner. Hough has a majority
of 1889 for district attorney. Crawford nc
opposition for district Judge.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24
LETTER FROM ALEXANDRIA,
Rebel OutraEes nDd the ElectIOn-Ynn-
KEGS Ordered Awny-"Old Times Come
Again

Rebel OutraRes aod the ElectIOn-Ynn-
KEGS Ordered Away-"OId Times Come
Again
ALEXANDRIA, La, April 81, 1868.
viii you please give space in your
columns for tine following communication
Two young men, one of whom was in the
Union army, were ordered away from this
place few days ago as yankee spies.n
They were stencil artists, and quiet, inoffen-
sive young men. One of them, named
Worden, was surrounded by fifteen or
twenty men as lie stepped off the ferryboat,
and would have been thrown in the river
but for the supplication of lady who hap
pencd to be present. Colonel Bates, COM
manding this post, was applied to, but
failed to afford relief, and they in fear of
being killed left on the steamboat st.
Nicholas on the 18th.
The Ku.Klux Klan paraded the streets at
night with the avowed purpose of intim-
idating colorCd voters. A soldier, Sergeant
Duggan, clcctioneered openly for the Dem
ocrats, taking Warmoth tickets from col
ored men and giving them Taliaferro
tickets.
irresponsible parties were allowed by the
mayor and post commander 10 ride into the
country several miles, and take the arms
from the colored people. Some of them
have been lost, and NOBODY to blame. The
Methodist Church, of which Samuel
Small, colored, is pastor, was searched
for arms on Friday. Also the schoolhouse
and several private houses belonging to col
ored people. One colOred man, named
Michel Street, had his trunk broken open,
and his marriage certificate and certificate
of discharge from the United States army
torn up, Tor which outrages there is no
redress.
The Radical majority in this parish will
reach about twelve hundred, and would
have been much larger but for the success,
ful operations of the X. X. X.
A RADICAL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24
Sc. HeIena ParIsh.

The vote of st. Helena parish is not yet
received by us. This parish went for
the Convention last year by a handsome
majority, but the threats, intimidation,
and Misrepresentation by the rebels at the
late election has probably resulted in a vote
against the Constitution and the election OF
rebel parish officers.
Colored men were threatened with starva.
tion and loss of employment if they voted
for the Constitution or the Republican can,
didates for State or parish officers; and
white men who dared to avow themselves
Republicans and accept positions as candi'
dates for office were hunted down, threat
ened with assassination, and driven from
the parish.
Captain D. E. Haynes, the Republican can
didate for Recorder, was sought by the rebels
on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, who
searched houses for him with the avowed
purpose of taking his life. He secreted
himself during the most of this time, lying
out in the woods awhile, and finally reached
| Osyka where he took the train for New Or
leans, and arrived here last evening
Threats were made against two other can
dldates, who were warned that they mus
leave the parish.
BY fraud, threats, and intimidation the ef
| fort was made to induce COlored men tt
vote against the Constitution and for the
rebel candidates In order to secure tht
votes of some of them against the Constitu
| ton the words For the Constitution" wert
erased with pencil marks on the tickets o
| those who would trust them out of theil
hands for a moment, and Against the Con
stitutionn written with a pencil on the heat
of the ticket. In some instances Agains
the Constitution was torn of.
This systematic effort to prevent tht
! voters from expressing their true sentiment
at the polls iustiies the rebel press of thi
| city in their boasts that st. Helena was sur
to go against the radicals.
LATER.-Reports have reached us tina
there is a mai ajOrity of 100 for the COnstitu
ton in St. Helena parish.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24
FROM LAFOUHCHE PARISH.

Success of the Republican Ticket.
THIBoDAUx, La, April 20, 1865.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
Lafourche has beaten the Taliaferro-rebel
ticket between four and five hundred.
AS near as can ascertain the vote stands
as follows;
For Constitution, Warmoth, and Dunn,
1866 against the Constitution, aud for
Taliaferro, 1900. Republican majority, 450.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24
ELECTION II ORLEANS PARIaH.

The following is a complete return (un,
Officially of the election in the city and par.
ish of Orleans. The official figures may
vary slightly from ours, but we hardly
expect enough SO to materially change the
result. Some of the candidates run each
etherRery closely, and few correction;
here and there would be sufficient to give
the defeated majority;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24
rran AIe...na..a..llrla.

The Alexandria Democrat states that the
vote Of that town was 1875 for the Conatitu,
zion. and All agalnst This is heavy Re,
publican majority.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24

We learn that the vote in Ascension parish
was--For the Constitution ls44, against
AIS. For Governor-Wa Warmoth -, Talia-
ferro 80. Baker 4S6, Harry Hays 2. For
Lieutenant Governor Dunn 1s47, VOORHEES,
445, Dumas Is. For Congress -Newsham
1884, R. O. wicklifIe as, Mushaway II.
For Senate -wittgenstein 1906.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24

The vote of Tensas parish was for the
Constitution, 1900; against the constitu-
tion, $50. For GOvernor-Warmoth, 1900;
Taliaferro, l26.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24

We have no returns from Natchitoches
parish, but the Alexandria Democrat, rebel,
gives up that parish, and SAYS I'VE have
met the enemy, and we are theirs!"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24

We are indebted TO Mr.. W. G. Whegland
taa copy Of the Monroe telegraph Of ths
twenty yaecond instant
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24

The majority in favor Of the Constitution
in Pointe ;Coupee parish is reported to be
1900.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24

/ For the Constitution, 1877; against the
Constitution, lsO. For Governor " War
moth, 1277; Taliaferro, "a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24

For CONSTITUTION oUf against 4t4
Governor -Warmoth 52A, Taliaferro 276,
Congress -Sypher 5lA, Walker s95.
Dr. Knapp beats General Lee forty-six
votes, and whole rebel parish ticket is de
ciarad alaofad
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24
THE b / DC TION
RATIFICATION OF THE CONSTITUTION.
Election of the State Ticket,
A Large Majority of the Legislature
Republican.
RETURNS FROM THE COUNTRY.

The following are the reported maiorities
for and against the Constitution in the par
ishes named.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24
BY TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24

The Progress of Impeachment.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-24

OTTAWA. April 23.--Iean Baptiste Lacrolxs
who says he saw the shot hred that klliea
Darcy Mesee, has been sunloctHd %
searching examination 90 20 the taetsl ana