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THE ALABAMA ELECTION.-Tbe Mobile Tribune
publishes the following special dispatch:
HUNTSVILLE, Feb. I'LL A.M.-We have beaten
the radicals the registration vote sos. which Is
a gain of 200 votes. AS far as heard from we
have carried all the mountain counties. We
come TO South Alabama with a majority Of fifteen
thousand against the constitution.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-14

nR. BURIN DU BUISs0N's DIGESTIVE
~ L0Eenges and Powders OF the Alkaline Lzctstes-Ths
Alkaline Laeates exercise the beneficial influences
the derangement of digestion either BY their peculiar scti0r
the membrane Of the stomach by aorng th
latter through their cbnatOn with the saliva the gastric
Juice supply OF Lsctic Acd, which all English french
other Psychologists admit to be essential principle OF a.
seson. For the nionstsn Of those may be without
medical advice be stated here that the Of
paired digestion Headache pain In the f.rshead
cranA gsstrtis gasra aeartharn, wind in the stomach
and bowels loss OF aDpetts ensestion, All these
disappear under the action OF the Alkaline Lacase which
nav he always had in ioaenges powders
General depot in Paris a GRIkAULr Co 3, Ghsrnists
n L II. Prince Napoleon. Is Rieheliel-
In New OrleAns st DUCONGE'S, DELOCHES, 9UII-
LOTS and At other gCod Dhenist'a
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Es-TKEMs-Cash on the spO< -
SasI fsls mas Sheriff Ofihs Parish Of orlsa,s-
GUsTAvE CRUzAr VS.. CHARLES DURAND AND
Joseph n Robert-Thlrd District Court Of New Orleans.
No. sob
RY yIRTUR OF a writ OF s fie'I ,i' faelas ,:. 60
q New Orleans IN the above entt will proceed to
change ROYAL stre between and Oustomhouse
in the Secono District OF this city, on the ith
osy Of March 1908 at IL O'Clock NJ the following described
RLdT oF GROUND, with the buildings and improve
thereon situate in the Second District Of this YIN
the square bounded BY Rampant Beave Basin and Custom
en- each If Basin and Kapar streets by desth and ort
on Benvs Or 27 feet 10 inches and 5lnes the whole
in conformity with plan, No. deposited in the Oce OF 4
@. GottschAlk, notary public in this city
5sSt beT.S es a ~ S5ftss oS r. Rb as per- act
passed before said notary GOttschak under date the 5th
Psn thereof viii be on exhibition the Exchange
daysprevious to that Of sale.
GEO. W. AVERY,
fehl2 25 mari Sheriff OF the Parish of Oreans
JOSEPH A. BROWN VS.. MANUEL zANoRA, CURA-
rator Of IgnsciO J. Zanorh-secOud District Csurt OF
EewOrieaus-No 209Sa
DY VIRTUE OF q writ OF seIzure and
Court New Orleans, in the shove entitled cause,
viii proceed To- ei at public aletion at the heesn aud
house streets the second District Of this city
i,
n, the following described property. viz
/. ONr CERTAIS LOf Of GROUND situate In the
Second city, in the square bounded by 81
Peter bourbon Daupbin orleans streets and measuring
thirty S. Peter street by seventy i've
feet in DEPTH together with the buildings and
improvements thereon.
z CERrAIE Lot OF GROUND situate in the Second
District Of this city in the comprised wintn Cent?
DAuphiu, Burgundy and Benvie streets and measuring
thirty feet street. by hundred and twenty
eph together with the buildings and improvements
thereon
Seized in the above sut
re- TERNs-Casho on the spot.
fel2 q msrl4 Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleans,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-14

ROBT. p. SMITH VS.. ". N. ROGERS-FIFTH DIS.
triet Court OF New Orleans. Is 73o.
RY VIRTUE OF . writ OF seizure z ~, e. aud sale 60
- ne directed BY the Honorable he t1n District court OF
public suction the Merchants EKchange
second District Of tins city SATURDAY, the fourteenth
day Of March S ~ IL o'clock NJ, the following described
A CERTAIN LOT OFGROUND. together with the Brick
Buildings used stable thereon and improvements rights
pTeges an appurensnees thersun0 belonging or in
wsy appsrtaning and sit ated In the First District OF
and gnaed No on plan OF jour
not late suTysyor dated 9h January l36 said los o. meas
inches and lines in depth on the line dividing Is from lots
line dividng from property formerly belonging Mrs
Porter and about p feet IL inches and lines width in
from Nums Lssrg1e BY aet before q a. GStscbak notary
public in tn city, oatss oh August, ls6a
Seized In the above suit.
RJ-TsRNs-CAsh on the SPOT = -
iell7 maTl4 Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleans.
GUsTAvE MILTENBERGER VS.. JULES HUAET-
Third District Court Of New OrleaIs-Jo. 2l6l9.
DY VIRTUE Of "a Writ OF herI EaeIas to
ID directed BY the honorable he Third District Court OF
s al public asetion on The pTems-s hereaaer dssgaaed
TUESDAY, the 25'h day Of February, 1865, at lO1s
TIE FEIBE CONTENTS Of Dry Goods Store, stu.
the of Maine ana Royal streets In the Second
Dct Of this city inventory, which can be seen in
Seized in the above suit
GEO. W. AVERY.
fel3l925 sheriH OF the Parish Of Orleans.
WM ID. WEAVER 4 co. VS.. DANIEL cox
Fifth District Court Of New Oriesns-No Is 353.
DY VIRTUE Of writ OF 6eri Taeias.
D to me directed By the Honorable the Fifth Dis;
tct COsr Of New Orleans in the above entitled csuse viii
proceed SCI. at pub auetos as the Merchants and Aue
streets in the Second District Of this
TUESDAY the 17th Gay of March, 1865, st IL O'Clock
N. the following described property, viz
TWO LOTS OF GkOUED, with the Improvements
thereon in the First Dtric q this city, the
,qzare bounded by ThaA Erat0, Locust Gate Sos and
Magnolia lsie MzunseD streets
Said Lots being Nos and 4 plan ANNEXED to act
from Mrs A Grsithe Frederick Clarke, before TheO
Guy late pub ic notary in the city the 31h Sepem
Der, lSbl
lot has thirty feet front Locust street by depth
Of enc hundred and ten feet be parallel lines
Lot No forms the Of LJcast ana Ersto streets
Seized in the above suit
RS-1EREs-Cash gu the spok
GEO. W. AVERY,
fel4 mar3 IL Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-14

The above statement correct transcript tho
Of the Company. A. CHIAPELLA, President.
J. NJ CRAwFoRD, Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-14

TRUSTEES:
OhArIes Briggs, A R Montgomery,
Ant. Csniere, Chas. WeishaAr,
Geo A Fosdok A. LecOurt,
Mason Pieber, Frank Wilhannst
r Bugier Thomas Bryne,
Chas Lahtte John Thornhll,
John s Msunsel ". A. Violet,
p. Anderson, D. PiagHo.
Allied Kezrny, Hugh Macdonald,
4. Frerichs, Harlow J. Phelps,
Geo w. Dunbar, Wm- ". Pinckard
Z +. SiockmeyeK Henry d. Bryan
Geo. W. Hyuson, John 8 Wallis,
Archd Montgomery. J. B. Ehlers,
Henry ]. Vess. George Foster
Y NArQnsSA Andrew stsvsrk
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-14

This Company confines insure against the Pes Of the
Sea River and against Fsssect the conditions Of the
ts<If Of tie Board Of VaasrSrissrs 0f vi u,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-14

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
P1RIsH OF ORLEANS CITY or NEW ORLEASs-
sws TO subscribed before me, this eighth day Of Nay
1901. 8 NAGNER, Notary Public
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-14

Tie above statement Is Just true and co-ect transcript
srOul OOOkE cOuIPs~y.
CHAS. BRIGGS, rTenosnS,
J. P. RoUX, Secretary
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of OTlesns City OF New Orleans,
swon 70 subscribed before me- this 18th day of March
1851, PAUL W GOLLBEs,
Third Justice Of TIE Psaos.
fhs Bosrd Of Trustss resolved 10 declare Scrip Dv
dead OF Thirty per the earned participating
noiunns ye4r ending 18th February 1907 for which
aoates will be issued on st day July next
Six per all outstanding certificates Of ScrE
will be paid Monday Nay 1907 70 The hsldert
1hereef or their Legal representatives.
CHAs BRIGGS, President
ANT OARRIERE, Vice President
LP Roux Secretary
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-14

8. RCsENTHAL ys. SAMUEL P. S. MARSHALL
Second Judicial District Court, Parish Of Jefferson
No ga23
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-14

Au Policies issued by this Company Non Forstaba
Premiums payable Cash. therefore Losses
payable ia Hssh, without deductions, for notes.
Dividends paid Annually, IN CASH.
Rates compare favOrsby with those OF any otter Com
pany In the Uhited States.
Its losses have been, and always paid promptly and
without litigation o unnecessary delsys
It ranks numbers Of influential eiEsns smOng its
policy holders
1t is modern Company, organized IN accordance with
modern requirements and offer Inducements superior to
those offered W the majority Of other Companies
Its Officers and Directors OF we'll known expe-
rienoe in the business Of Life Assurance.
The nForsiture System originated by the President
Of this Company.
It issues Policies sl Of the following plans COM
MON LIFE, TEN YEAR, ENDOWMENT and JOINT
LIFE
It also grants Annues on the most favorable terms
Frsm and after January lst 1865 parties desiring
bsve payment OF their Policies and guaranteed By the
State Of New York.
Policies written for ranging from $1,000 to $4,000
q single life
For particulars regarding rates, etc, apply to
J. C. SIMPLIFY. Agent
Camp street, New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-08
SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
AND ORDINANCE STORES.
OFFICE OF THE U. S. ORDNANCE AGENCY

Corner Houston and Greene Streets
q stGse f Bow No City
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE ARE
n1 oS Ss sfoeSsd a. at ths ice
the purchasing of condemned Cannon, Shot, Shell
S5dSp WF S6ra Gnd Csst 5oP Brass and other
the Atlantic coast, to wit:
Fort Hamilton and Redoubt, Forts wadsworth b, La.
iayette Columbus and Schuyler and Castle Williams
in New York harbor; Fort Trumbul New London
harbor. Connecticut; Fort Adams ard Waleott, New.
port harbor, Rhode island; Fort Constitution Ports
mouth harbor; New Hampshire; Fort Knox, Bucks
port; Forts Prebe and Slammed. Portland harbor
harbor. Florida; Mobile and Forts Gaines and
Morgan, Mobile harbor, Alabama.
70 UANN0N in New York harbor, estimated as
weighing 49,. 49, 9s3 pounds.
weighing los sou pounds.
42CANSON IN Newport harbor, estimated as
50 CANNON in New London harbor, estimated
as Weighing $3.50 pounds
li9 CANNON Nm l in Pensacola harbor. estimated as
@oAN N in Mobile harbor, estimated as weigh
20 CANNON Portsmouth harbor, New Hampshire,
estimated as weighing lO9,s62 pounds
. Also, mailer lots at Fort Niagara. Youngstown
New York: Fort Ontario, Oswego, New York and
sacketts HaTbor, New York.
The condemned Shot and Shell. amounting in the
aggregate to 45i pounds, are in quantity each
Of the above mentioned forts also, scrap wrought
IRON amounting in the aggregate to 1891 pounds.
run ana complete Catalogues OF he property offered
can be had on application at this office, the Ord
nance once washington and to the Commanding
Officer of tho different forts.
Terms cas- h. ten per cent on the day of sale and
the remainder when the property is delivered thirty
days Will be allowed for the removal OF heavy ord
nance; all other stores will be required to be re-
moved within ten days from close of sale.
The Ordnance Department reserves the right to
reject all bids not deemed satisfactory prior TO the
acceptance of any bid it will have be- approved by
the War Department.
Bidders will state explicitly the fort or forts where
they will accept stores and the number md kinds
they propose to purchase, Deliveries will only be
made at the forts.
Proposals will be addressed to Brevet Colonel G,
Crisptn, Major of Ordnane, United States army in.
dorsed Proposals for purchasing Condemned Ord
nance and Ordnance Stores
G. CRISPIN,
oc3 lel4l7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-08
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE CHEF QUARTERMAsrER,
Department OF louisiana,
New Orleans, La, October G. 1853.

OFtICE CHlEf QUARTEhMASTER,
Department OF louisiana
New Orleans, La, October G, 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
- viii be received at this Office until P. NJ.
THURSDAY, the fifteenth day Of October 1853
for furnishing this Department, at foot OF st Joseph
81 WINDOW FRAMES and SASH, u lights each
l2xl4. N-
2DooR FRAMES and PANEL DOORS. : feet
wide. in two pieces, on rollers
2D0Ok FRAMES and PANEL DOORS, 3 feet
wide, 8 feet high
9,D0ok FLAMES and BATTEN DOORS feet
wide. feet nigh.
ls DOOR FRAMES and BATTEN DOORS. .
feet inches wide I feet high.
2G0 SASH WEIGHTS and CORDS.
DO ROLLERS for window frames.
sRpLIERS for front doors
~ WINDOW FRA NJ Els, with sash, u lights each
lOxl4. and Venitlsn shutters for same,
6WIND0W FRAMES. with sash, 70 lights ea9n
lOxl2 and Yentian shutters for same.
2DUOR FRAMES and PANEL DOORS feet 4
inches wide, feet high.
Is DOOR FRAMES and BATTEN DOORS, 2
2DUOR FRA NES and BATTEN DOORS feet
wide. feet inches high
3ESHUETER FASTENERS and RINGS.
II WINDOW FASTENERS.
Delivery will be required within thirty t9O) DAYS
from date of acceptance of proposal.
The usual rules Of the Department govern in this
advertisement
Proposals. must be endorsed Proposals for Win.
doWs, Doors, etc." and addressed TO the under
signed.
BY command of the Quartermaster General [. S. A.
CHAS. II; TOMPKINS,
Brevet BrigAdier General and A. % M
ocI ct Department of Louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-08

PROTECTION LEvEEs,--Mayor Conway
recommends protection levees in the rear
of the city. But he neglects to state that
the late overflow was caused by waters
that broke through the embankments OF
three canals. The new canal, in the vicini-
ty of Hagan avenue; the Claiborne canal,
near the Melpomene draining machine;
and the Oarondelet canal.
1t was the duty of the City Surveyor and
the Mayor to guard against these breaks
in canal entertainments. The duty was
neglected. The neglect of that duty led
to the disastrous results which have i'm
poverished hundreds of poor families, and
created immense suffering and loss to hun
dreds Of other familiess
An investigation will prove that no wai
ter came from the lake except over the
banks of canals, unless very little came
in by two eight feet bitches cut through
the city park, which it was the
duty of the City Surveyor 10 watch
carefully. In justice to the suffering
citizens of the city who were driven from
their homes by an inundation that might
have been prevented by due diligence on
the part of the city authorities, an investi-
CATION into the causes of the overflow
should be made without delay.
II the city authorities are incompetent to
protect the Inhabitants from overflow,
property holders should recommend the
Legislature to reduce its government to the
bureau system.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

The ORLEANS RAILROAD AND SUBMERGED
TERRTTeRY.-Some idea can be formed OF
the distress and discomfort created by the
inundation of the rear of the city by riding
over the route of the Orleans Railroad.
The principal part of the down track from
Prieur to Esplanade street is under water,
and the return track from a short distance
this side of Bayou st. John to the line Of
Prieur street is submerged The depth OF
water varies from two inches to more than
two feet. The greatest depth of water is
on the return track on Broad and st. Peters
streets reaching nearly to the floor OF the
cars.
"Water, water, everywhere can be seen,
and the inmates of houses along the line
of the road can only go to and from their
abodes, by boats platforms and rats or by
wading. Many boats ply along the streets
in this part of the city. Last evening we
saw woman rowing a boat with one or
two passengers in the stern and brilliant
light in the bow. She seemed to under
stand the business.
The water subsidies very slowly, and
many days must elapse before it will be
possible TO go from house to house on dry
land. 1t will be months before many of
our destitute citizens will recover from the
the losses incurred by the neglect Of the
city authorities to protect the city from the
inundation caused by the breaking away
and overflow of canal entertainments. In
the meantime, the responsibility of this ter
rlble disaster will be fixed where it be-
longs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-08
.MONITION

MONITAOS,,........ ............ MONITOR
UNITED STATES CUsToMHoUsE, NEW OR1EAEs,
Collectors Office. October /, 1868 !
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED GOODS AAV-
l. ing been seized for violation of the revenue
laws herein set forth, notice is hereby given that
unless the persons claiming the same shall appear
and file the claims according to lss, within twenty
days from date hereof, the Goods will be advertised
and sold at public auction, as provided by sections
eleven, twelve thirteen and fourteen of the Act of
Congress, approved July 49, 1866:
July 8, 1858, no msrk, bottles Kirschwasser; yes
sci, 0linda violation section one, Act July & 1866.
July 10, 1867, marked A, bbs Syrup of Cane Juice,
IL half bbls. Syrup of Cane Juice; steamer Trade
Wind, violation section one, Act June 80 1859.
August III, 1863 marked S, under T. p Y, box
C3i5l Cigars; steamer Guyane; violation section
twentyfour, Act March 9 1888.
August 81 lsGs, marked p. d., kegs Q5ls gallons)
Sherry; box Florida Water, and ll3 pairs Kid
Gloves, no mark; vessel Prima Donna; violation
section twenty -four, Act March ?, 1883
August 2l, ls6s no mark, "a casks Rum; vessel
1899
September !, 1862 no mark, case Absynthe, SO
Billiard Balls We, sci Elina; violation section TWEEN
ty-tcur Act March ., 1888.
oc357ql2l4l6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-08

MAYOR CONWAY ON PRoTEcTIoN LEyErs.
Mayor Conway ought to be aware that in re-
commencing the construction of protection
levees in the rear OF the city he encroaches
upon the jurisdiction OF the Drainage Com
missioners, who act under State law.
Already the jealousy of these Commissions
ers is slightly aroused and Mr.. Conway
will find himself involved in a controversy
with them unless he consults the State
laws and ascertains where his duty begins
and ends.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-08
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOK LUMBER AND
sHINGLEs.
OFFICE CHIEF QuAnTEnMAsrER,

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
Department OF Louisiana,
New Orleans La, October g. 1865.
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
~ Will be received at this office until two P NJ
THURSDAY, the fifteenth day Of October. 1853 for
iurnishlng this Department, at foot OF St Joseph
street, in this city:
100 sss feet Of Elbow PINE LUMBER.
1886 lineal feet of STAIRWAY RAILING.
l2B0O0 CYPRESS SIZING. ES Is inches.
Speclfications Of Lumber may be at this
advertisement
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Lumber
and Shingles and addressed to the undersigned
=, BY order of the QuartermAster General, United
States Army.
CHARLES r. TOMPKINs.
Brevet Brigadier General and A. @. NJ,
oc1 81 Department OF Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-08
oFFLCIAL--POUND NOTICES.

STREET COMMISSIONERS DEPARTMENT
Room No. Z, CRY - all, :
New Orleans, October &, 1868. }
| WERE BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DIS.
w trct Pound, on Dryades street, between Jack.
son and Philip streets, as estrays-
One GOAT and three KIDS.
Which, il not claimed within three days and the
expenses thereon paid will be old at public auction
3, said Pound, on SATURDAY, October 10, ls6s,
at Y O'Clock Nj. JOSEPH MURPHY
Street Commissioner,
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller. oes st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-08

The goods were captured on dray at the
corner of Camp and Poydras streets. The
Picayrne reporter was enraptured, daz-
zled, bewildered by the richness of the
goods, among which be describes white
silk mantle valued at $780,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-08

NOtiee.-Ths Office Of the Board of Registration
Is at Room No. I. City Hall. where all communities,
tons should be addressed It is particularly request
"a That writer's from the country parishes will state
their postofice address
WILLIAM BAKER,
seb Chairman Board Of Registration.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-08
sucee.sl.n of Mrs. M. Hanenbaeh-No.

CEOOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans.-Notice is hereby given 10 the
creditors of this estate, and to all other persona
herein interested, to show cause within ten daye
from the present notification if any they have oe
cam why the account presented by Goo o. Sweet Gu
rator OF this estate, should not be homolC aA and
approved the funds distributed accordance there
with.
By order of the Court.
se2s &C l6 MO. TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-08
Margaret HIntz, Wife of Christl0n
Rath. VS.. Her Husband-No. % 49,.

THE STATE OF LoUISIANA-FIFTH DIS
l trict Court for the parish of Orleans.-I hereby
certify that the seventeenth day of June,
1868, Judgment was rendered in this court in the
following entitled suit in the words and figures
following to.wit:
Margaret Hintz Wife of Christian Rath, vs.. Her
Husband, No 20 l9l-On motion of 2. Coudrain,
attorney for the plaintiff in this cause, upon pro-
ducing to the court due proof Of her demand, the
Of plaintiff
II is adiudged and decreed that the Judgment by
default herein entered on the eleventh instant be
now confirmed; that plaintiff, Margaret Hiutz have
Judgment against defendant Christian Rath, her
husband decreeing separation of property between
the said parties and dissolution Of the community
Of acquests and gains existing between them; the
plaintiff to have the sole management and admins
tration of her personal and parapherna property.
and defendant to pay the costs Of this suit.
HJudgme Mt rendered j une II. 1868.
! Judgment signed june q, 1868.
Signed CHAS. BEAUMONT, Judge.
In tie. timonv whereof have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the seal of the said court the city of
New Orleaus on this twenty fourth daT OF June, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty eight. and the ninety second year Of the
Independence of the United States
A. D. BERNOUDY,
oc6 3t4 Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-08

The BOARD OF SCHOOL DRECT0RS.--The
board held its regular monthly meeting
last night, Mr.. W. S. Mount, the President,
in the chair.
A memorial signed by the principal
teachers, requests the Board for immediate
relief; they say: Your teachers are starv-
lug, without the means Of living. They
assert that they go to their daily duties
fasting, and ninety of them return after
ward to their suffering families and cred
itors.
Mr.. Parham offered a resolution to au-
thorize the Secretary to make out a pay
roll for all demands due for June, July, Au-
gust and September, and add lhirty-three
and one-third per cent. to each claim.
Adopted.
Dir. Cronan offered a resolution to ap-
point committee of four to request the
City Council to appropriate thirty-three
and third per cent. additional pay for the
teachers. Adopted.
The several standing committees report
ed progress.
Mr.. Rogers, the Superintendent, sent in
lengthy report, referring to the increased
attendance in the public schools.
He speaks highly about the teachers who
did not get paid, and still attend to their
duties.
Messrs. BENT and Leefe resigned Their
designations were accepted, and Anthony
Sambola elected for Mr.. Penit's term.
r. D. Hubbard was elected in place of
the late Judge Paul W. Collens, and took
his seat in the Board.
Several petitions were read and referred.
Adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-08

NAYuRALTY OF NEW ORLHARs,
City Hall, September 1858. !
No. 105l-New Series.
Resolved, That the Mayor Controller, and Treas.
urer cause to be msnufactured an instrument with
which city bills may be stamped as to bear inter
est from date of issuance the rate of twelve pei
cent per annuni, for two years, payable eemian
ally in greenbacks Said stamp shall be imprinted
each city bill hereafter paid ont Of the treasury
and others, and every such bill hereafter paid out
shall receive the signature Of the Controller and
Treasurer Ecross it. And thati1 shall be the duty
of both the Treasurer and Controller to keep record
of the dates, numbers and denominations Of each
and every note thus paid out.
tSiRnedl ALFRED KEARNY
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
d5igned THOMAS MARKEY
President Board Aldermen
Approved September q 1865
Signed JOHN q. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy
JoHE W. ovERAL. sseretary. oOsR