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REGIsTRArIox.--The following returns of recent
alton have been received from the country:

PRoPosED ISprAs NATION There Is bill now
pending in Congress consolidating the Choctaw,
Chickassw, Creek. Cherokee and Seminole ma
tons into one territory. to be called Aklahoma
Territory. the superintendent of Indian affairs TO
be eI offcio governor. The territory Is TO be
miniature Of the United States government, with
an executive. congress. and supreme court, aud
the five nations viii be represented in the terri
forial congress as the States are in the Federal
Congress, the nations respectively retaining their
local laws and governments At present the land
and other property Of the nations are held in
common. but the territorial bill provides that
each citizen shall have an absolute title to
one hundred and sixty acres Of land vested in
him. and the residue shall be disposed Of by the
territorial government. In the I've nations there
are about seven thousand negroes. who we're for
merly held as slaves by the Indians.
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The Democratic State Central Committee
this morning publish an address to the Con
servative Voters Of the City and Parish of
Orleans" including some excellent remarks
directed to the recently enfranchised popula-
ton. The committee very properly urge all
citizens to vote, and to use their influence with
their neighbors, and even their political oppo-
nents, in order to assist in the important pur-
poses to be achieved. The tone of the adj
dress is excellent, and We hope it will not fail
of its intended effect among our people.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-15

In this mornings CRESCENT appears brief
address to the people, by the Democratic
Central Committee on the subject of General
Buchanan's election order The committee
warmly commend the order, and call on all
members of the party to lerd cheerful and
jealous assistance to the authorities in their
endeavors to preserve order. The committee
consider this order an ample guaranty of the
personal security of every citizen in the exer-
else of his right of suffrage at the coming cleo
ton.
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The intelligent colored people of this city
do not hesitate to say that they utterly loathe
and scorn the vagrant and mendicant carpet
baggers. Many of these people viii yet re-
cede from an alliance which they sensibly feel
diseraces and degrades them. A respectable
colored man must feel ashamed to be caught
in the company of the itinerant plunderers
who have taken charge of the Republican
party.
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THE REAL X. X. K.-Some Of the Georgia
papers publish what purports TO be manifesto
from the Grand Gyclops - of the Ku-Klnx- Khan
Of Georgia, repudisting the notices Of bonn
bsstic and vindictive character that have been
issued in the name of that mysterious brother
hood. Says the Grand Cyclops;n Cloaked be-
meath the mantle of an organization really pow
erful, but peaceful and charitable In its objects,
few abject but evil-minded men here and there,
at the instance Of an unprinciped party, Of which
they constitute the ready tools, gladly lend the
aid Of their vicious faculties in perverting the
ussRes of the Khan (of which they really know
pofbipg) into weapon for the Preparations of
designs as pernicious as they are reprehensible-
- arrful as they are well calculated to deceive.
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Rooms
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
NEW ORLEANS. April IA, 1858.

NEW ORLEANS, April IA, 1853
The friends and sdheresis OF the DEMOCRATIC HARTy
will remember how earnestly the Central Csmnttss
worked preserve In the Community By their pei
tent refusal order Jsreh light Professions oth,r public
demonstrations calculated To prsdace collisions
breaches Of the peace II is the purpose Of the
Denocstc party promote and TO every quail
fled his free and untrsnmeed right Of suffrage undsr
the isws Of the eorny Tne Executive COMMITTEES takes
gre pleasure calling the attention Of the people to the
Proclamation issued this day by Brevet Major
General r. q. Buchanan, upon the subject Of the
tending election This action Of the commsndng G,nes viii
recsye the hearty approval Of conservative cssn
regarded by the Executive COMMITTEES sncsnt
guaranty the peace and personal security Of csea
the exercise right Of suffrage in the esmins election
We earnestly upon all conservative citizens
with the civil military authorities in preserving order
Lett be inside Of personal endesvor the Of
every Democrat 10 carry these views othe
give hearty Eesous support to the excellent order Of
the eonn apding General.
As this will perhaps be the last public appeal By the Dem
oerstc Party to people, before the election cal
upon citizens to rally the support Of
srvative principles and the regular Dsnscratic Tcks
By order Of the Executive COMMITTEES.
w. NJ. sMALLwOOD,
SECRETARY
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NoTIcE TO vorERs.-voters who have lost
their registration papers, and have not had an
opportunity to register, can obtain new
papers by applying at the following places:
In the First District, at the City Hall, room
No. z; in the Second, at the registration
Office on Gallatin street. opposite the Mint;
in the Third, at Is Frenchmen street; and in
the Fourth District, at the corner Of Washing
ton and Magazine streets.
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rsrsh ward.

Poll No l. Precinct No. TO- Ponssba Buildings, st. Peter
street.
Poll No q Precinct No. 10, Of Toulouse and Ram
part streets r--l
Pol No l. Precinct No II, Street Commissioners once
St. Peter, near Chsrtres street. trf a c'
Poll No. 4 Precinct No II. No. % Orleans street.
Poll No l. Precnrs No. r. Engine House No 10, DumAne
street. between Rampant and St Ciaude streets
Poll No. 2 Precinct No H. Engine House No. q, corner Of
St. Peter and Claiboane streets.
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Don't scratch the ticket Vote even for the
men whom you may not like, provided they
are regularly nominated. This is no time to
allow personal considerations to influence
your Judgment
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Poll No. Precinct no. Is Engine House No. Espisnsds
street. opposite U. 8 Mint
Poll No. O. Precinct No. Is School House, Of Union
and Greatmen streets /
Pol No Precinct No. Is. Methodist Church, on Guoc
sreet between Bagstele and 81. Anthony streets
Poll No. l. Precinct No. l6. Mechanics Hall. Dsrbigny
street, between n story and Columbus streets.
Poll No 2 Precinct No. i6 residences Of A. Duvgnssud
On Bayou Road, opposite lie Breton Market.
Preeincs No. II. Engine House Milnsburg.
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Poll No l. Precinct No s. Engine House No. 2 Tehoup'
tsnlas street. near sstshez street. a. l,-r
Poll NO. 2 Precinct No. s. Tchouponss street. between
0irod and Lafayette streets
Poll NJ. l. Precinct NO. 8. Eagias House, Perdido and
Caronoeiet streets faf41
Poll NO. 2. Precinct No 8, Engine House No. = Girsd
street between ST. Charles and caronde,et streets.
Poll No l. Prec'ncf No. I. Engine House No. a. Common
street, near Narius street
Por No. = P,scincs No. T. corner Of Girod and Basin
streets.
Poll No. s. Precinct No. Of Liberty and roydra'
streets-
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A"DEAD Hanna few days since, ma
rine, belonging to the hayward barracks, known
10 be subject to disease Of the heart. was taken
suddenly III, and was removed to the naval hospi-
tai for treatment. About twelve hours after the
commencement Of the illness Of the man he died.
The suddenness of the death led to post nsortefa
examination. when the heart Of the deceased was
found In condition Of perfect Justification. AMI
enveIoped in blubber-like formation Of clotted
blood. SO thoroughly hardened was the heart
that II is believed that il IL had been subjected 70
the stroke OF hammer 1t would have crumbled
like piece Of granite--IN orfolk Journal.
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Working men of New Orleans, your very
living is at stake in this contest. If the
Black Crook Constitution be ratified, and the
radical ticket be elected, the prosperity Of
New Orleans win be SO thoroughly destroyed
that you viii not be able to get days work.
b Vote against the Black Crook Constitution and
thus try to protect your wives and children
from want
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sixth Ward.

Poll Nos ard Precinct No. Is. School House. Sc Philip
street, between Royal and sourbsn streets
Poll No l. Precinct No. a. corner Of Claiborne and Bayou
Boed-
Fs No. q Prscinc. No. a. Engine House Ne 5, corner Of
Galvez and Espisnade streets
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-15

Democrats of Louisiana, look at Connect
cut Your friends in that gallant State have
won glorious victory, and for you. Win
you not make every effort to compensate and
encourage them?
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Let the laboring men remember that the
Black Crook Constitution puts them under the
control of negroes, and thus practically de-
prives them Of their rights of citizenship.
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Poll No l. Precinct Ne. y. Eagle Engine House No.
Dsuphin street. t-
PoEo.2 Preciuss No. 8, l,s Exchange Alley between
Cont and So Louis streets.
Poll NO I. Precinct NO. 9. Engine House No 4 bssn
street. near Cont street. ttt1
Poll No. Precinct o School House. Of Robertson
ar Bienyle streets
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Be sure to vote against the Black Crook
Constitution. The glorious Democracy of the
North demand this of you, and viii be salts
fed with nothing less
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THRKE HuSDRxD BALES CorTos SLIGHTLY DAM
AGED BY WxTBR AT AUCTION THIS DAY.-W. I.
Hodgson, auctioneer, will sell, ct ii O'Clock this
morning, ct Sxymanski's Press, In the Third Dis
trict, three hundred bales (more or less) cotton
slightly damaged by water, on board ship Ameri-
cana See his advertisement.
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decline the nomination Of ASSISTANT ALDERMAN
for the sixth ward om the Working MEMS party. being
tbs nominee Of the Democratic party for hat once
THOMAS r. FISHER.
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Be sure to vote the whole Democratic ticket
at the election. Don't scratch-it will be only
equivalent to vote for the carpet-baggers.
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STOLEN from the CANAL BANK. THIS DAY, pack
ase made up for the Southern Express Company addressed
N. MoRsAN's IONS, New York, containing FIFTY
THOUSAND cssoOoO DOLLARS in Legal Tender Notes
Of One Thousand $1,000 Dollars all dated 10th March
1852 numbsred Latter @. e follows, viz:
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The telegraph lines were all prosuated by the
storm last evening. and we have nothing by tele-
graph later than the afternoon dispatches of yes
'ferday.
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DL n d.

his city, at half past yesterday from faeturs q
skull occssioned Dy fsL HOWARD MARIN ROGERS,
aged year and months. son Of VIM u. Rogers. ESQ
The funeral will take place from No l5s Jus THIS
"Wednesday AFTERNOON. at hsfpss O'Clock.
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Have you any regard for your personal and
private rightss Then vote against the Black
Crook Constitution.
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Do the coheehouse keepers want their bust
ness broken upa II not, let them exert
themselves to defeat the infamous Black
Crook Constitution
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FIFTH nsL1rARx DIsrRIoT,
OFFICE or sxcRzrAnz FOR CIVIL AFFAIRS.
xsw ORLEANS. La. Apdni4 lse
Cireu1ar Ne. H. ~. i. I. .1lr ~
The sswls places hsrsby dsgnatsd for hsdins ne
pos in bs cry os~ns a. the election 70 b held
shs I7sh and lssh dsys Il April, 1855;
Fivse Ward.
Poll Ne l. Precinct No Engine House No. II. rcheupf
tonias street. between 0rungs and acs ssrsssa
Poll No 2 Prseinct No !. Engine Hosss No l. Hun's'
street. n Il
Poll No l. Precinct No. = Engine House Ne - Thslis
rssl Precinct No 2 corner Of Eussps s-sst cA.''
stresss H' *
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To secure the best family sewing machine Of
the day, 60 to Grover Baker. Office lS2 Canal
street.
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First Districs-N. A. FoUTE. 4. n OGDEN a. Il
BRAUGHE.
Second Dhtrict-A sAnB0LA. Z. L JEWELL
Third Distrlct--F. sCaUMAcHER, A. hARRERo.
Fourth Disr ics--A B. BACON.
Orleans Right Bank and Parish Of Pisqusnisss -fHos
J. pECKEk
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First ward-P. n WATERS. j. T. aANLON.
Second ward-E =. LHoSTE. JACOB zOELLY, JOS.
H. Dx6RANGE. ~ ...- ........
9h,rd wrd-w. H. ROGERS, E n xccALEB. rHos.
o'coSNoR. GEO. WATERS.
Fourth wsro-r. O. zACHAR1E cHAs srRNaER
Tnh ward-JOHN NcOLELLAED. 8. Il cEozAr.
Sixth Ward-J. n. CURELL-
Seventh ward-JoHN A. LANGHAUsER, JOHN
PAISLEY.
Eighth Wsrd-TRArK BOR0E.
/. Ninth Wsrd-L A. WIL1Z, y. Z. EENsDoRFE
Te.th and Eleventh wsrds-w. PorH NOBLE, Q. K
NAL ou> KLb- A EAGEk.
Orleans Right Bank-T. p sHzRsunsnL
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A meeting Of the Democratic state Central
Committee is called for this evening. See notice
in this mornings CRESCENT.
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A deliQhtrul musical entertainment win be giveI

A delightful musical entertainment viii be given
tonight in Calvary Church, on Prytania street,
near Sixth. The list Of those who are to partici-
pate in the performances embraces the names Of
the best amateur musicians in the city. The
choirs Of Trinity, Calvary and Christ Church
have volunteered, and Mr.. Seward will direct the
whole. These laots are sufficient guarantee that
the concert viii at least be worth the admission
fee, which is only 81 certainly little enough.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-15

The finest assortment Of sewing machines can
be found at the ofacs of Grover & Bakers. lisa
Canal street.
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This Company under the laws Of the etas Of
Louisiana ready begin business, and Respectfully
presents your consideration ~ claim for patronage
Organized City Of New Orleans by citizens we'll and
trust fAvoaby known you and identified thoroughly
by Of capita home. becomes and y en-
phstically LOUISIANA LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
The privileges Of the Charter large" To make I'll man
and for Insurance Of lives Of
persons make and issue Policies Of Insurance
Of every for the Insurance Of
human lives "-thus aordng Lsvsy facility that Be
granted By ether Life Companies located else~hers-
has the power <ue Policies to wives and children on
the lives Of husbands and fathers free fsm liabilities Of At
taehnsn other demands TINS positively ring Legacy
unprotected Merchants and ohers insure their
Afford to honest through this medium add
aonsl credit their undertakings. Artisans
Mechanics and Labspg win have the opportunity y
place BEYOND IN the Of dsAah By
small psymsn thus avoiding BY investments the necessity
Of saving prsvidenty reserved for that object
Adsed many sdvzntsges the most approved EED0W
MINT adopted and thus provision b
made tor ONES SELF IN ADVANCED LIFE with NOR
profit equal security Of the bes Servings Banks
simple declaration that II but be the desire
dny every citizen 70 foster and pAtronze copors
tons looking to the rrs lection HOME CAPITAL AM
INDUSTRY Il s announced ready for business
and viii be hapry ends and the public generally
New Orleans. April II. le6s
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Poll No. 1, Precinct No Is Hook and Ladder Engine
House No s. corner Msrigny street and Levee
Poll No. Precinct No Is, Phoenix Engss House No. s.,
Victory street. between Margny and Vaudeville streets
Poll No Precinct Me- l9 oirod street. between MArgry
and Vaudeville streets. 81. ~
Poll No. 2 Pr nene No ls. corner Spain and Goodchdfsn
streets
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First District-JAS. o'EE1LL
Second District-E. A. BOOMER ~
Third d rtrict-J. GRAYER
Fourth District-JOHN p. CASEY.
Orleans Right Bank-TINorHY HxRLIHY-
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rirs District-M. n. FEENy.
Second DistIiet-L. T. LEM kRIE.
Third District--M CARROLL.
Fourth District-HENKY BKNSEL
Orleans Right Bsrk-THoA DONEGAN
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The public cautioned against trading for NE same. and
the shove inward offered for The recovery q the
Oh. KNOXVILLE.
New orlssna, March -. l062 Cashier.
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roR ALDERnEx.

yir.s Ds.sres--rHoxAs H. SHIELDS, T. 4 BRADY.
second Di.sriss-soRxAs WHITNEY. VICTOR FRA
DOS. -H.i
third Dissrics-N A. LLANBIAs. FRED LosBERG
Fourth District-J A oBkfEN, p. KAISER.
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For Mayor--JoHN r. CONWAY.
For Controllsr-J. O. LANDRY.
Tor Street. Csmuisso.sr-JoSEPH MURPHY.
For Recorder Frss District-W H. hAfNIkG.
For Hecoroer. Second District-ARrHUk 0AsrfNKL-
For Recorder Third Dlstrct--J. A LETTEN.
Tor Recorder. sourth Dissnct-HENRY JACKSON
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Fiut Justices ceurf-A- A PLATrSMrER.
Second Justices oourt-JoHr COSSERS.
Third Justices COURT. A. hOLA1s0N-
Fourth Justices cosrt-P. AID. PORTER.
Fifth Jusuce's court-TIMOrHy DAILY. ~.
SIKH Justices Court-vM. 0ORhLEr.
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Poll No. Precinct No. 20 Engine Honse No "A arestmsn
street,
PoI No Precinct No. 20 No. ls Louisa street. opposis.
Washington Market
Por No l. Precinct No. a. Of Congress and Lsvss
streets
POn No q Precinct No. 81. of Independence and
Levee streets.
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For Dsstriet Attorney.
II. LUzEEBERG.


Criminal court-E. s. WURsBURsEE.
Civil Ceurts-TH0a L. kAxWELL-
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New Orleans, April II. lses
Resa zHss Certificate.
HOME EVIDENCE FOR
GREY JACKET BlrrERs.
NEW ORLEANS. JANUARY. 1. 1858.
nsssru. BARNETT LION. xsnunetursrs Of "GREs
JACKET BIrTERs:"
oxxrs-Ths undsruignsd having used the
GREY JACKET BITTERS
During past years. take pleasure IN tssing thea
CAPT L ". oooPER
Capt wKBTERFIELU.
THOMAS O. HERNDON,
FRANK A. BARTLETT
Hon A. w. WALKER
JOHN H. CARTER
GEORGE WOLFE
EDGAR THOMAa
~ l. ELDRID0K.
q. EWING.
o. BROWN
q CLARK
" d. =. sCRU00S.
". 3. CHAPMAN
gf.t AND MANY o~HERs-
II. SprosSe s. .ucC0scn
Have just received large stock OF
SPRING CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS,
or quality and late spog Styles at low prices The
A y koofH nd
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w. \. Hodsson,
AUorIoNEER AND APPRAISER
ones No. n Ce--s-sa.i Place.

Bsvng taken Commission. Il prepared make Sales
PUBLIC AUCTION Of REAL ESTATE. City. Suburban
Country Also OUTDOOR SALES Of svery description
and would respectfully solicit Of MEMBERS OF TdE
BAR, ADMINISTRATORS. EXECUTORS. SrSDIos
AssIGNEEs, and others. SUCCESSION and sYNDIC
SAILS. SALES OF BANKRUPT EsTATEs. SALES
or MERCHANDISE and PRODUCE. In Store. Ware
house. Press, thipboard. In Bond, SALES OF
DAMAGED COTTON. and CARGO SALES. Sales fo
Account Of Underwriters. whom IL may Concern PORT
WARDEN SALES. SALES OF STOCKS and SCRIP,
HOUSEHOLD and osfICE FURNITURE, LIVE STOCK
etc. etc, ETC. d. tf4 81
In addition % biz On sxpssncs Of the lest nine
with Col In the same busasss he
the advantage Of having the assistance and expeencs
Msssn GREEN ELDEk. Gin the ofice) 50 long and
fsvorsbly REAL ESTATE AGENTS. TINS en-.
abliDg him 20 guarantee entire satisfaction those who may
employ his Appraiser. In making saiss
trusts he be favored vita shse Of public patonsxe
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Turner's Drug store
AND MINERAL WATER DEPOT
ses Magazine Street.

JAMES TURNER. formerly Apothecary Charity Hospi-
tai and lately Of The firm Turner WALES Is Roy street.
begs the medical profession and the public that
he has opened above where he viii give hs personal
attention the Prescription and Compromising Departments
soics continuance OF the liberal patronage which has
been extended to him I'm other locations.
Depot of turner's Standard Southern Preparations.
Prescriptions put up all hour. day and night.
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H11 4E
Fov esneress.
First Dissriet-A- W. WALKER. Of s. Bernard
Second Dist.ict--yAnEs MANN. Of Orleans
Fer Judsss 81 District Ceurss-
rrs Diancs-EDxUSD ABELL
second District-L. DuvIGNEAUp
Third District c. n. EAE ssOH. t4s41I
Fourth Disuict-PAUL T. THBAED.
Fifth 1istrict--A- vfAyANr. 200
sixth D,strict--w. II. COOLEY.
Seventh Distlict--T. W. CoLLENs- ttt
Fer clerks or Dsstr,es Csusts-
First pistrict-SoRBERr TRErAGSIER-
sscosd District-M o. TRACY.
Third District-DAN. O, BYERLr.
Fourth DistrIct--JOsEPH HANLON
Fifth Dissrct-LOUls POWER
Sixth Dissricf--WILLlAn wOELPEE
Seventh District--A D. BERNoUDr.
For Distrfcs Attorney.
CHARLES II. LUzENBERa.
Eur Sheriff.. 1s.t
Criminal court-E s. HURsBURsEE.
Civil csurs-THol L hAxwELL
OK |.| - I"N
For Coronsrs.
First and Fourth Dists and Aigisrs-JS0 G. ROCHE
second and Third Districts-Df- CHks. DELEkf
Tor Jusssees Of the Feses.
F,r.s Justics 81 the Psaos--0. W. sADLER
second Justice Of the Peace-JosHuA CORPREw.
Third Justice Of the Pesee-JoaN ?. M0NTAAAT.
Fourth Justice OF the Peace. FULDA.
Filth Justice Of the Pssce-JAs AIKMAN. ST.
SIKH Justice Of the Peace-r. 8. coLLiNa
For Conssabtes.
First Justices Ceurt-A~ A PLkTrSMrER.
Second Justices Court-JOHr CONNER5.
Third Justices Court--J A. hOLAIsON.
Fourth Justices cosrt-P. AID. FORTfER.
Fifth Jusuce's Court-TIMOrHy DAILY. sk
SIKH Justices Court-vn 0ORnLEr.
For Assessors.
First Dstrict-JAS o'HE1LL
Second District--E. A. BOOMER
rf.~I n. .<~fr<-T QUxVEE
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Have Just received large stock OF
SPRING CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISH.
fea ING GOODS,
or finest quality and late sprog Styles at low prices The
STAR SHIRTS. nestsst. best fitting and economical
r. SPR0ULE Il M.C0WN,
r46 81. Charles street
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Grocer + Bakers
Sc WIN M A CHI N E s.
HIGHEST PREMIUMS
SECOND LOUISIANA FAR AND PARIS EXPOSITION
pS The Largest and Finest Assortment Of Machines
sou.h Sales Rooms 1872 Canal street.. Orleans La
Clothing at Retail, Very LOsC.
SPRING and SUMMER SUITS. $40 sl2 sl4 SIC and SIS
SUMNER LINEN SUITS .sa So IS and siC
BLACK ALPACA SACKS and FRocKs;
BLACK MERIxo SUITS.
WHITE xARsEILLEs VESTS;
aa FANCY 80 -
FURNISHING GOODS;
COMMON and PLANTATION cLoTHIsG;
RUBBER CLOTHING. Etc. Etc;
A. Prices to Suit these Hard Times.
J. G. DOWNING,
No. Magazine street Canal.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-15

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