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New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
OFFICIAL.
BOARD or COMMISSIONERS
seAIrn

BOAkD OF CO COMMISSAONEKS
or THE-
ConsOlid ated Debt OF New Orleans.
CITY HALL, Room No. %,
New Orleans. September II. 1858.
BY virtue Of the act of the Legislature Of the
State Of Louisiana entitled "An act to enable the
City of New Orleans to procure loan Of money TO
meet its current labinties," approved September
g. 1868, to the amount Of ONE MILLION DOL.
LARS Isl 600, and pursuant to the provisions Of
an Ordinance of the Common Council, No. 1913,
approved September IL. 1859.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until the tenth day Of October 1865 at twelve
O'Clock NJ, for the purchase Of all any portion OF
q Sc les of bonds to be issued as follows;
500 Bonds Of $50 each, payable in one year.
75O Bonds of sl0e each, payable in one year
$50 Bonds of $1,000 each, payable in one year.
500 Bonds of $50 each. payable in two years.
$50 Bonds Of 500 each payable in two years.
l50 Bonds Of $1,000 each, payable in tive years.
600 Bonds of $50 each, payable In three years.
$50 Bonds Of 500 each. payable in three years.
15o Bends Of $1,000 each, payable in three years.
800 Bonds Of $50 each, payable in four years.
$50 Bonds Of 500 each, payable in four years.
$50 Bonds Of $1,000 each, payable in four years
Said bonds to be dated first October. lses, payable
al the office Of the City Treasurer, with INTEREST,
at the rate Of TEN per centuIu per annum. divided
into coupons attacneo tnereto-eelq coupons being
made payable semiannuAlly the first of April and
first Of october Of each year. At the Office Of the City
Treasurer, or at such bank IN the city Of New Or.
leans as the Controller may direct.
The proposals to be Endorsed, "0Her for the pur
chase OF Bonds Of the city of New Orleans" ad.
dressed 70 o. DeBuys, Secretary. and to be opened
and adjudicated to the highest bidder st the date
above men toned.
The Commissioners reserving the right Of refusing
any oz all btds
hoard U El
r..- JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
j. o. LANDRY, Controller,
W. 5. MOUNT. Treasurer.
JOHN A. OBRIEN,
Chairman Finance ComJuittee Board Of Aldermen.
THOMAS II. FISHER,
Chairman Finance Committee Board of Assistant
Aldermen
Attest o DE BUYS, Secretary. ss12 tocie
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.


FRIDAY, October l6, 1865.
The Senate was called to order by the
President at twelve O'Clock NJ.
The roll was called; a full quorum present.
Prayer by the Rev. MIR. Stringer.
On motion Of Mr. Ray, the reading of the
minutes was dispensed with.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Ray, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported fayorably upon Senate bill No. 252,
an act for the relief of William G. Bell, OF
the parish of st. Landry.
Mr.. Lynch, from the Finance Committee
reported favorably upon Senate bill No,
Isl, an act to exempt from taxation the
Workingmen1s Mutual Life Insurance So
ciety of New Orleans by substitute upon
House bill No. 2s2, an act to authorize
State Tax Collectors to eceive State war.
rants in payment of certain taxes.
The committee reported back the memo
rial of Benjamin We'll asking for relief, with
the recommendation that the same lie over
until the next session, ft rg .
Also, the memorial of Murphy and Frzzell
asking for relief, with the recon mendation
that the same be referred to special COM
mittee to investigate the affairs oft Board
of Levee Commissioners. i4
Mr.. Ray, from the Internal Improvement
Committee, reported faFOrably upon Senate
bill No. 2S2 an act to Incorporate the Bar,
racks and Gentilly Road Railroad company.
Mr.. Campbell: ask for suspension of
the rules to take up on its third reading
Senate joint resolution No. 2S, relative to
the sitting of the Joint Committee on the
conduct Of the late election and the con.
dition of peace and good order in the State
during the recess of the General Assembly.
The rules were suspended and the reso-
luton read.
House OF Representative. ia
The House met at twelve O'Clock, Speaker
Lowell In the chair. - a
Sixty-nine members present. t-r
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Satchell.
The reading Of the minutes was dispensed
with sal = rtiIffss III lHsf4 -li1e
On motion Of. Mr.. Pratt, of Claiborne, Mr..
Jndice, OF Lafayette, was sworn in by the
Speaker and took his seat in the House.
The House resolved itself Ia Committee OF
the Whole. aesa
Mr.. Noble, of Orleans. In the chair.
Senate bill No. 24S, for the relief of John
W. Huguet and Charles Jones, lessees of the
Louisiana Penitentiary, was under consi.
deration when our report closed. g
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16

Ne. sss-Reeantatlon Of w. a. 2
". o. RANDALL, A RESIDENT q
v, parish Of Ascension, having been disa.
hy the provisions Of article ninety mine Of
stitutiou 81 this htata. IN ceunsquenee d1
hereby soi1efsrily e. csrtifs thsf aolapSowssdS no,
eallion 70 have becn morally and pnlitic9gl
and that regret any AID or comfort 4
isiSssdl ". O. RAs1
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16

The Chicago Times report of Pendletons
speech at Centralia contains the follow
ing /:
GAS look round me here, upon this
stand, the question comes to me, who, of
all you men and women, will be alive at
the end of forty years t'Not id one. !
This prompt and unexpected answer con-
vulsed the audience for some minutes"
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
No. sOz-Reeantation of Alfred Tete.

7 ALFRED TETE, A RESIDENT OF THE PAR
J., ish OF AS umptiop, having been dsfranchised
by the provisloons o o. article nlnetyhine o. the
held ofies for more than one year under tine
organization styled the confederate states oI
acknowledge the rebellion to have been morally and
politically wrong, and that regret any aid Or com
fort may have given it.
fSipned) ALTERED TETE.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16

The American Union Club, composed of
ex-oficers Of the Union army, meets to-
morrow evening, at IS Natchez street, at 7
o'clock.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
10. asa-Rsenntn,,n. os Ia

7 JAMES R. FULLER, A RESIN
! : parish OF Ouaehlta- having been
By the provisions OF article ninety-nir.
stitution Of this State. in consequence \
military office under the Confederay
do hereby voluntarily certify amt
edge the rebellion 70 nave besr
politically wrong, and that regret az
fort l may have given it.
LSignedl JAMES Ill
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
No. :ses-Recantatiou or ,Iol

7 JOHN j. MORTEE, A RI
4. the parish Of St. Tammauy'
disfranchised by the provisions oi
nine of the Constitution of this l
quence OF having held Office for on
the war, do hereby voluntarily
acknowledge the rebellion to have B,
politically wrong, and that regret
fort may have given IL
Is gnedl JOHN
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
No. ss4-Reeantatien Of John

I JOHN Z. PuGH, A RESIDENT
Il parish Of Assumption, having bees
elised by the provisions Of article ninety.r
Constitution Of this State, in oonaeque ncel
held Once for more than cus year under d
cation STYLED the OonfedeFats States OF AZ
reholhan 70 have been morally and political
and that regret any aid OF comfort !
Signed JOHN Y.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
No. 8s4-RecantatIon or w.

I W. A. J. LEWIS. A RESIDd
CHI 'ised by the provisions Of artic1
the Constitution Of this State. in
having he'd a military Office under n
government, do hereby voluntarilyl
acknowledge the rebellion To have 81
politically wrong. and that i regret
tort = may have given it.
lSignedl W. d
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
MASS MEETING Tn.NIGHT.

There is to be Republican meeting
tonight at Mechanics Institute to rejsice
over our victories. Come one, come all.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
Nc. aRs-RecnntntIon nrrn

Ne. 8Hs-RecRntatIOn Of It. @
7 T. q STANDIFER, A RESIDE
l. parish OF Ouachifa. having -
chi ed by the provisions of article
the Constitution Of this Stats. in %,
having held military Office under ths
States Government do hereby voluntari
acknowledge the rebellion to have beef
fort may have given it,
lSignedl THOS. O, SIk
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
No. asI-Recaptat,on orTbo,

7 THOMAS MCGUIRE, A Resi-
i paris h of Ouachitas having been 4
the provisions Of article ninety nine
tuition of this State, in consequence
a military Office under the Confel
ment, do hereby voluntarily cert
knowledge the rebellion to have be,
politically wrong, and that regret
fort ] may have given it.
,Signedl THOMAj
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
No. aaO-Recoutot,on orsv

I S. O. LARHCE. A RFSIDM
IL parish OF Ouachiia, having been
by the provisions of article ninety.ninl
stituti0n OF this State, in consecueta
been an officer in the Confederate army
unfairly certify that / acknowledge d
regret any aid or comfort I may have n,
[Sgnedl S, Oh
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
70. aae-necantalloa or TmIle

I EMILE IMERInY, A RESIDENT
l,Sparish Of st. John Baptist, having
OF the Constitution of this state, in cons
having held oftice for one year OF more
Contederate GoveFnn emit, do hereby :
certify that / acknowledge the rebellia
been morally and politically wrong, a
fSiRned,l EMILE N
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16

n o. WB-ENUCEEIIItHNHUu UH - u HFEWUHNF UUus
T A. j. GREENWOOD, A RESIDENT OF
i, the parish OF Orleans, having been disfrAnchsed
by the provisions of article ninetynine of the Con
situation of this state 10 consequence Of having held
Office in an organization 1tyleo the Confederate
States do hereby voluntarily certify that acknow
edge the rebellion 10 have been morally and pollt
cally wrong and that regret any aid or comfort
may have given it, -
Signed A. j. GREENWOOD.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16

See that your neighbor and your neigh
boris son register.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
. no. ass-Recansatlon OF y. M wnnIs

T j. Nj. WALLIS, A RESIDENT OF THE
l,parish Of Washington. having been disfranchised
by the provisions OF article ninetynne of the Con.
stitution OF this State, in consequence of having
been captain in the Confederate army. do hereby
certify that acknowledge the rebellion
to have been morally and politically wrong, and
that regret any aid or comfort may have given it,
lSigned j. M WALLIS. -
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16

No. 8I1-Recantasion orb w. BrumheId.
7 b. W. BRUMFIELD, RESIDENT OF THE
Il, parish of Washington, having been distran-
cssd by the provisions Of article ninety nine of the
Constitution Of this state in consequences OF having
been Assessor under the 2 Confederate States
edge the rebellion to have been morally and polit
caliy wrong, and that regret any aid or comfort
tsiensdj b. W. BRUMFIELD.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
BEFORErMEPEOPLE.
RraMt's Letter of
Aee0UIRueH.

If elected to the
Office of President
of the United
States, it will beli
my endeavor to ad. !
minister all the laws I
in good faith, with {
economy, and with l
fhe view of having t
peace, quiet, and pro- |
fection everywhere. S
In times like thelC
present, 1t is impos- e
sible, or at least EN-. '
inently improper, to !
lay down a pol-lI
icy to be adhered t
10, right or wrong, I
through an admins I
tration of four years. c
Kew political issues, ]
not foreseen, are con- J
stantly arising the {
views of the public 1
on old ones are con- /
stantly changing, {
and q purely ad- (
xninistrative officer
should always be left
free to execute thelt
will of the people. liz
always have respect
ed that will, and al {
ways shall. Peace
sud universal pros. I
perity-its sequence
with economy Of ad,
nainistrstion, willll
tighten the burden of
taxation, whileit con.
stantly reduces the
national debt. Let
us have peace.
q. 3. GRANT,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16

g. P. BAILEY, A RESIDENT OF THE
ch ised by the provisions of article ninety nine of
the Constitution of this State, in consequence
of having been lieutenant in the Confederate
service, do hereby voluntarily certify that aoknow
edge the rebellion to have been morally and politi
oaly wrong, and that regret any aid or comfort l
may have given it.
Signed @. P. BAILEY.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
No. sas-RecantatIop OF ,, El

I j. r. MCGUIRE, A REsIDEN
IL parish of Ouaohita. having been =.
oy the provisions of article ninety nine ~
tuition OF this State. IN consequences DIN
military office under the Uonfederats
ment, do hereby voluntarily eerft
acknowledge the rebellion to have
and politically wrong, and that | nsfd
or comfort | may have gwen it.
(Signed1 i. Fpaf
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
NOTICES OF ORGANIZATION,


NO nMaaaIon OF Wv. Menndys
T v. v. KENADY, RESIDENT OF
Il, parish Of Washington, having been disfran
oh ised by the Provisions Of article ninetynina Of
the Constitution Of this state, in consequences Of
having held the office of Lieutenant in the late war
do hereby voluntarily certify that acknowledge the
the rebellion to have been morally and politically
wrong, and that regret any aid or comfort may
have given it. L.
leignedl ~. V. KENADY. \
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
LOUISIANA STATE SIX PER CENT.
LEVEE BONDS.

The Coupons due November /. 1853, on she LoUI-
sIANA STATE SIX PER CENT LEVEB BONDS
will, at maturity. be paid at the Banking House of
Pike, Lapeyre & Brother. New Orleans, Louisiana,
at the Bank of New York, New York City. l
A. DUBUCLET,
ocl2 Imp State Treasurer.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
no. aa,-Recnntnt,on nrI

j. II. FLONNY, A RESIDENT0h hi'
Il ish Of 0uachit8, having beer "
by the provisions Of article ninety
stituuon OF this State, in conee0u uhas
held military Off under the Conie1
ment, do hereby voluntarily certify hNl
edge the rebellion to have been mo.
cally wrong, and that regret any d u
may have given it.
Signed 1HW
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
No. ase-RecantatIon OF A. G. VI

No. 08S-RecRntatiOn Of A. G. Va
I A. O. WILLIAMSON, A RESIDEs.
i parish of Orleans, having been i
b., the provisions of article ninety-pins'
stitution Of this State. in consequences d
registered as an enemy of the I'd.
rebellion to have been morally and poftl
and that l regret any aid or comfort
given it.
lsignedl A. Q. WILL
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
No. aoe-Recnntatlon of j. e. TalIleu

No 3O6-RecantatiOn OF u. f. Tallieu.
7 J. e. TALLIEU. A RESIDENT OF THE
L, parish OF Assumption, having been disfranchised
by the provisions of article ninety nine CT the Consti
tuition Of this State. in consequence of having held
an office in the Confederate army year, do
hereby voluntarily certify that 1 acknowledge the
rebellion to have been morally and politically wrong,
ard that regret any aid or comfort l may have
gwen it.
Signed j. II. TALLIEU.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16

No 81O-RecantntIOn Of A. Demareat
T A. DEMAREST, A RESIDENT OF THE
i, parish Of Orleans, having been disfranchised by
provisions of article ninety nine of the Oonstitu
ton of this htate in consequence of having been
gistered enemy to the United States do hereby
voluntarily certify that knowledge the rebellion TO
have been morally and politically wrong and that
regret any aid or comfort may have given Il
fsignedl A. DHMAREST,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
NOTICES OF REOAN]
no. al7-Rrrnntnt,nn nr :

E. T. SELLESS, A RESIN
j., parish of Ouaohita, havinp
en- Used by the nrnvisinne 81 arti.,is, =.
Go Constitution Of this State, in consee'
held military Office under the OOni
do hereby voluntarily certify that
the rebellion 10 have been moral
wrong, and that regret any aid h
have given It. 1
lSiRnedl E r.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
Ne. ess-Recantatlon of M. G Williams.

CIVILIANS, A RESIDENT OF THh PAR
l,rlsh oil Washington, having been disfranchised by
the provisi of article ninety nine OF the Consttu.
tion of this State in consequence of having held the
office of captain in the late Confederate army
do hereby voluntarily certify that l acknowl-
edge the rebellion TO have been morally and pOiti.
caiiy wrong and that regret any aid or comfort
Signed NJ. @. WILLIAMS.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
No. aas-Ree.ntat,on OF 4

T "A. B.. OLIVER, A REj
u, the parish Of uuachita, having
ehised BY the provisions Of article III
Constitution Of this state, IN oouseoV1
held military office under the a.
erpment, do hereby voluntarily
l acknowledge the rebellion to nav,
and politically wrong, and that reRN
comfort may have given it.
ISignedl
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
No. 8Ba.-Recnntntion Of DamI,

NO O'oHH.-hecnmtntI OF WnmIeT
II DAMIEN HAYDELL, A RESI-
D. the parish snsh,.sd q st st. ~. John BaDa
ninety -nine Of the Constitution of
In consequence Of having held
OF police juror before and during
do hereby voluntarily certify that 1
edge the rebellion TO nave been morally al
wrong. and that / regret any aid or cor
have given it.
Signed DAMIEN Ha
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16

No. 3O1-Recnntation of X. III. ADDISON
7 R. h, ADISON. A RESIDENT OF THE
L, parish of Washington having been Cisfran
chsed by the provisions of article ninetynine of the
Constitution Of this State, in consequence of having
hell the office OF lieutenant in the Confederate
vice. do hereby voluntarily certify that acknowledge
the rebellion TO have been morally and politically
wrong, and that regret any aid or comfort may
have given it. --
ISignedl r. II. ADISON.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16

No. O.8Ia-Reeantation of AFmand j. Boise.
I ARMAND j. DOIZE. A RESIDENT OF
4, the parish Of Orieans, having been dsiran.
Constitution OF this State in consequence Of having
been registered enemy 20 the United states
the rebellion to have been morally and politically
wrong, and that regret any AID or comfort
,siSnsd Sign az" ~ nARMAND j. DoIzE
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
No s1e-Reeantatloa efIE. ". khefFard

No. 819-Weenntesaon efH. ". AhefraEd
n II. W. sHERRARD A RESIDENT OF THE
Is parish af Jackson. haylnG been disffsnr
cksed b the prosiaions Of article rinety.nine
of nAving bean postmaster and then conscripted
and then forced into the rebellien. do here
bY voluntarily certify that 1 enknouledge
the rSballon 10 have been morally and %.
bfiaally wrong. and that reaTot any Aid or com
x csiEasdS l-'' b. ". sHRRRARp.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
No. ass-RecantatIon OF ElII

T ELIJAH cox, A RESIDENT
Il, parish Of Sabine, having been dl3
By the provisions Of article ninety-nine 1
stitution OF this State, IN CONSEQUENCE
been Justice Of the Peace for more tnsd
do hereby Voluntarily certify that ackngl
rebellion to have been morally and politicl
and that / regret any aid Or comfort
given il.
Signed ELIZA
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
We ind this among the special dispatches
ftom Washington % ths Cincinnati Gazste

Oxn LrILE GAM sronzD.-The fact
atdarga nnmhaza Of psfsons claiming
sehe ,pFotecliona "a the French gov
,eFRment weTe taking "a active part II
politics In New Orleans coming 70 the
knowledge Of Ar. Beribriug, he French
Minister here, be addressed issler 70 the
French Consul Ia that city. directing him 10
iniarm thcae persons that assb u8urzA
would forfeit their claims q FE4tecilan.
This has excited much indisnasion e11one
Erensh rebelB In IsoaieiaRa, aad will have
q a9zlsciAble eject upon seymeuS'e yois.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16

No 3O0-RecantatiSn of N. .. Edwards
N S. EDWARDS, A RESIDENT OF THE
| Il, parish of Washington, having been disfrau-
ch ised by provisions of article ninety nine OF the
Constitution of this State in consequence of having
been major in the Confederate army. , DO
rebellion to have been morally and POLITICALLY
wrong. and that regret any aid or comfort may
have given it.
| Signed N 5. EDWARDS.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
Ne. aaS-ReennsatIon Of A. MADDEN.

IL parish 81 Ouachita, having been disfFan-
ch sed b. the provisions Of article nine ynne Of the
Conptitution Of THE State j. consequences OF having
be milit- ~ once under the Confederate
GoVernment do hel eby Voluntarily certify that
IAckuoWledge the rebellion to have been morally
and poIlticAlly HronR, and that regret any aid or
S0%sSsr 1sSsssdI n1s nave given II Madden.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
THE DEMOCRATIC swORD.

The following is an extract from a cir
cular issued by the Democratic Central
Committee of Louisiana:
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
AMUsEMENTs.


NAANhctACh A1eAtrC,
The emotional play of @East Lynne" last
evening at the Varieties was positive snc-
cess. Tho leading character in the drama,
Lady Isabel, was represented almost fanlt-
lessly by Miss Alice Grey. 1t was difficult
to imagine at times that 1t was not real
representation Of the misery Of woman
who had committed one great sin, and rem
idered herself miserable for hfe Mrs. Isa-
belle Presson's Miss Corneg was natural
acting. The cool, cunning, plotting, reck-
Iesa villain, Sir Francis Levisosa, was one OF
Sheridan's best charaeters. Coggswell's
Archibald Carlyle and Miss Freeman's Bar
baFa Hdrs might be slightly improved.
This evening ALondon Assurance again,
and tosfnofrow at the one o'clock matinee
"Raat Lynns' will be repeated. s2i.oF
9el Aa.asmS ef hEusle. a1 Z
4 Beneatos Professor Haselmayer, the as
tonishing magician und che wonderful iIIo-
uionist, with his gcSfIn drum and aerial
bell. Matinee to-moffow 1t twelve
O'Clock. The Professors engagement will
close Sunday evening, and Oh 9he snceeed.
ing evening the mammoth combination
troupe will appear 2
fl oIynpie vnrKefaes.
The aFelon's Doom8 has proved q
taking drama at the Olympic; hisa Garcia
sinrs, Mics Auriol will dance end Manning
vii risk bis limbs and neck onea mOrs IL
he dying trnpezeg Matinee to-morEor
= t9eAYe e,qAoQk.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
lo. aaI-Recantatlon of /

T ". NJ. EtLAND, A RESI-
J the parish of Ouachita, having Y
ehised by the provisions of article mined
Constitution Of this State, n eonse0uep n
held military office under Confederate
ernment, do hereby voluntaE
that acknowledge the rebellion L
morally ard politically wrong, and that
aid or comfort may have gwen IL.
Signedl v. N
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
No. eoo-RecantntiOn Of .. w. BIckhnm

No. e99-RecantatIOn of .. w. BIekhnm
T S. W. BICkaAM, A RESIDENT OF
l., the parish OF Washington, having been DIS
franchised bV The provisions of article ninety nine
Of the Constitution of this State in consequenCe Of
having held office duripR the late war, do
hereby voluntarily certify that / acknowledge
the rebellion to have been morally and
politically wrong, and that regret any aid com
fort / may have given it. -
lSignedl s. w. BlCKHAM.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16

ID. HI. KEY, A RESIDFy
13. parish of Ouachita, havip
dlstranehised by the provisions Of an
of the Constitution OF this state, il
having held mi itary office under tbeG
ernment do hereby voluntarily certit,
edge the rebellion to have been M
cally wrong, and that regret any ,
may have given it.
lSIRnedl
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16
NO. a1e-Recnntatlon % Ahner Q. I.oole.

No. 31e-Recnntation OF Abner Q. Poole,
II ABNER o. POOLE, A ESIDENT OF THE
i parish of Washington, having been distranchised
BY the provsions OF article ninety nine of the Oon
stitution Of this State in consequence Of having
held the Office of lieutenant in the rebel army,
do hereby voluntarily certify that acknowledge the
rebellion TO have been morally and politically wrong,
and that regret any aid or comfort may have
fsiFnedl ABNER c. POOLE.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16

No. O.3O3-KecnntatiOn OF John BruRnlens,
JOHN BRUGNIENS, A RESIDENT OF THE
i, parish of Orleans, having been DISTINGUISHED by
the provisions of article ninety nine of the Oonstl
tuition of this State in consequence of having been
reg stored enemy Of the United tates neTeby
voluntarily certify that knowledge the rebellion
have been morally and POLITICALLY wrong, and that
| regret any aid or comfort may hays given it,
Signed JOHN BRUGNlENS.