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New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
PROPOSALS..

OFFICE CHIEF CoMMlssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
Fifth Military District,
New Orleans La, August 4, 1865
- EALED PROPOSALS IN D. FLIGATE ARE
. invited till the TWELFTH DAY CT AUGUST,
lst9, for furnishing the United states Subsistence
Department with the following Stores, VIZ:
For 1000 barrels MESS PORK. The Contractor
viii be required to furnish evidence that the Pork
has not been run.
For 20 600 pounds OF BACON, Clear Ribbed Sides,
in casks
For d. 600 pounds of BACON. Clear Sides, in
casks.
For 5000 Cans of SALMON, samples to be fur.
nished
For 5000 Cans of PRESERVED STRAwBER.
RIES, samples to he furpiahed.
For 800 pounds Of j. p RID in tin cans the cans
hold 25 pounds eaeh' samples Of the lard to be fur
nished BIDS will also be entertained for Lard in
wooden boxes.
The above articles TO be Of tile very best quality.
and put up in superior packal es and be delivered
at the Anchor Press, in his city, within twenty
days after the opening Of the bids.
No bios viii be received from parties who have
failed TO comply with their engagements with any
branch of the Government.
Proposal. TO be addressed to the undersigned, an
marked Proposals.
A. BFCKWITH.
BIT. Brig General and Gemmissary of Subsistence.
Aul bt United states ARM
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

OFFICE oHlrr QuAnTEnmAsrER, }

department Of Louisiana,
CEA1ED PROPOSALS. AL4s.As Ii "a cA AsEG5t SaEoULB ii III
~ IN duplicate, and accompanied ith COPY Of this
this office Twelve oSsia e VIZ gf fSsyed tb At
elghteenh day OF August, 1858 for the transporfa-
New Orleaus, Louisiana, and Barraueas Analaehi.
cola y: MARI ,t tgedsr Keys, Tampa, Dry rortugas
date ofcoutrset in good and suitable vessel or yes
sells propel ed by steam aunch. well built, sea
worthy, and satisfactory to tn Department, to
make az least round tr p per month tonchine al
eac1 OF the above named ports both going and re-
Bidders should state at what rates they propose to
transport to and fir m the above named points
officers and enlisted men. cahin or dock passengers
eaGn and she iolowtng classes Of freight, w:
n Iron, Machinery Lead, Zinc, Tin, Copper, Nails.
KKlyets' Kts Bolts Paints, shot stoves. Wire, Hollow
per leo pounds.
Lumber Pine, per one thousand feet.
Lumher o9s, per one thousand feet.
Hay. per bale
Oakum. per bale.
Oats and Corr, per sack.
MEASUREMENT GOODS Clothing, Equipage
Crates, Troekery Fnrniturei Doors Blinds sfshes.
wagon Iongues, Mattings. Mattresses lighi Casks
ana % 1lerces' Books. Stationery, etc, per cubic
Dry GooDs.-F1our, Meal, Bread Crackers. Rice.
Beans, Dried Apples Onions, Potatoes. iurpips,
WET GooDs.-Potk, Beef, Liquids, Lard. Molas-
FaSter; aSr hosn; esd etg Per T barrel
Army Wa4ons, complete. each
Window Glass, fruits, Jams, Jellies, Pickles EH.
Candles, GraeRefs. Hard Bread, Farna, Spices,
Condensed MIX, Canned Meats, etc. soap, etc,
SShoves and Spades. per dozen.
Brooms, per d9zen.
MheelbArrows, each.
Laths, per thousand
Shingles, per thousand.
Hams, per cask.
Sat, persaek and barrel
Hams, per tierce.
Ice, per hogshead.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

ARRIVALS AT THE CITY HoTEL.-S I Robb,
Texas; Judge E McGehee, Woodville, Miss
5 McGehee, Woodville Miss John Banker,
Galveston Texas; W Shott, S G; f H Feth-
erston and lady, Texas; Edward Foley,
New York; D L Jones, Macon Ga; I F Sat
terhot, Texas; w H Watkins, steamer Clara
J II Veagni, Baton Rouge; W s Ryland,
Grenada Miss: A D Saddler, Miss: 4 D
Wheeler, Miss; y Thar Franklin, La; H
Weilase, steamer Pargoud.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

keeps grocery in the Fourth District and
has for months supplied complainant with
goods, waiting three months for his pay.
lie asserts that tho charge eaii I6s 1t sl;is
tanned, but as the case will have an inves-
tigation on the tenth instant we forbear
comments,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

BOARD OF POLICE CoMMIssIoSERs.-This
Board is not attending to mach other bust
ness.at present, more than trying few triy-
ial cases which do not interest our readers.
1t has been agreed on in open meeting not
to make any more appointments for some
days to come. Applicants will make note
of this fact, and thus save themselves both
time and trouble,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

ARRESTED ON A WARRAEr.-Don McParis
had fright yesterday, although he is a city
employe. Said policeman to him, 81 have
warrant for you" Don grew pale and
trembed. The officer continued: "The
Controller requested me to hand it to you
Don revived as his fears and not his Ebody
were arrested.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
LEGAL NOTICES,


Pierre HOuchon VS.. VictorIne CREWS His
Wife.
LNIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
II leans No. 10 791.--it IS ordered, Rdjudged, snd
cecreed tnat there be judgment n favor plaintiff,
Pierre Bouehon, and against defendant. Victorins
lireyis his wife dissoving tine civil bonds of matri
mony existing between them, and therefore the
community of acquests and gains heretofore exist
ing between them that SAID plaintiff remain eEeus-
ively ntrusted with the custody, care, and control
of the children named in the pet tion aud the
pay the costs herein.
Judgment signed March 81, 1853
tSigned) CHARLES BEAUMONT.
IL.S.l Judge.
A true cnpy.
,aui 81 Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

goes through" my dear friend, you shall
have "thus much ducats," is the siren song
of the pleasant lobby.
NOW comes the impregnabie Senatei and
that stormed, the gubernatorial citadel.
If all these yield, how happy will be the
"colored orphans" and sich TO say nothing
of the benefoent corporators.
Yive Ia bagatelle
Lotteries are good, and the gamblers are
taxing heart from and after this date.
A BILLS pending ia the House providing
that gambling houses may be licensed on
payment of certain extravagant fees.
A faro monopoly, keno coterie, and
roulette ring.
Yesterday the dimness of the House lob
by was brilliantly illuminated by the
drummond light breastpins which beamed
from the immaculate shirt fronts of our
dexterous friends from the hells of the city.
We admire these gamblers-haue to-they
are very tiger lilies of the feld7tof green
cloth) which toll not, neither do they spin,
and yet we say unto you (confdentially)
that Solomon in all his glory was not ar
rayed Tin such riclesse Of breastpin) as
one (or more) of these.
Prophetic eyes would be dimmed by the
tobacco smoke of that lobby, or dazzled by
the jewelry aforesaid, and couldn't, even
as this Bag can't, foretell the fate of that
gambling bill.
The Times charges the carpet.baggers with
instilling venom into the hearts of the re
Gently enfranchised and leading them on
to riot, and yet it compliments "Our Car
pet bag Governor for restraining the
"dusky mob' from the preparation Of
threatened outrages. This is like the-saying:
''He did, only Just he didn't, and yet he
did it,
The Democratic Niger" Rollins, might
yesterday have been seen emerging from
the marble halls of one of our palatial res
taurants, escorted by body-guard of our
white Democratic friends. We smiled as
we saw him, and we said to our Bag lin the
strictest confidence), "How good and how
pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together
in unity"
"'Tis like the precious oil
That, poured on Aaron's head,
Ran down his robes, and DER his beard
It's costly moisture shed.'
Henceforth let US hear of no opposition to
Mr.. Isabclle's bill on public rights, from this
source, at least.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Republican EeetIngs-PARIsH EXECUTIVE
CoaIMITTEE-Republcan Parish Executive Commit
tee at Clay Hall every THURSDAY evening
REPUBLICAN WARD CLUBs.-First Ward Club
TeIpsichore street, between Apollo and ST. Charles
streets, every MONDAY evening.
Second Ward Club-Corner Triton Walk and Dry,
AIDES street, every FRIDAY evening.
Third Ward Club-Glay Hail. Perddo street, every
SATURDAY evening.
Fourth Ward Club-TurneTs' Hall, Derb,gnylstreet,
between Customhouse and Bienvile, every TUES
DAY evening,
Fifth Ward Cub--Unon Hall St Louis street be
tween IRENE and Marais, every FRIDAY evening.
Sixth Ward Ciub-Eoonomy Hall, Ursuiines street.
every TUESDAY evening.
Seventh Ward Club-Corner Union and Greatmen
streets, every MONDAY evening.
Eighth Ward Club-Horales street, between Man
deyllle and Marigny, every SATURDAY evening.
Ninth Ward Glub-Cresoent Beer Garden, Poland
street, every WEDNESDAY evening.
Tenth Ward Ulub-Oorner ST. Mary and Fulton
streets, every FRIDAY evening.
Eleventh Ward Club-Coruer Dryades and First
streets, every MONDAY evening. je26
The German Radical Central Club-Meets every
WEDNESDAY, at Carroll Hall, corner of P0ydras
and Carroll Streets
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

UNITED sTATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
FIFTH CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT OF LouI-
To ali to whom these Presents she'll come
WHEREAS. JAMES s't1E s. aUNTz. HAVING
w purchased at a sale made by the marshAl ot
hereinafter described property, hss applied 70 the
CLERK OF the United states Circuit Court 10 whose
offiee the deed of snie recorded on the six
teenth day Of July 1863 for monition or advertlse
ment in conformity 70 tssd an aes an s Az IN ~
ther Of titles GO purchasers at ludielal
70 monitions and mode OF proceeding approved
nav Il therefore know ye, and all persons interested
name u the United states OF America and of the
Uniten States Circuit Court for the Fifth Judicial
CircHt and District Of Louisiana, and in con ormity
the act ct the gisature of the state of Iouisi
claim and to the property hereinafter described.
IN eenesqnenes q any hn tne 9sSgF s ne
sale was made. for any irrsEuarty illegslity in
the appralsemsnts or advertisements, IN TINS or
show cause, within thirty days from the day this
monitlon IS first inserted in the public papers Wny
the sale 50 made should not be confirmed anu no
The said property was sold by the Uaited States
second dag Of Nav is6s by virtue Of decree OF the
above named Court rendered on the twenty seventh
slsy. % lsS IN snit entitled 'Margaret 4 Dess
widow, etc. VS. Mrs; y p MoncnIe and ais ehitdsyN
Docket o. the said Court at which sale JAS. e 1uIi
became the purchaser for the price OF ten ta4asas
doiiars fsI0 6O1l payable in twelve meHtna fln t
| said day Of sale, and for wnchi aNss SfgA PAID
cash. as the costs Of suit hsasath zsH pssa esls-
4 ditioned as the law reTdtFest
Descript On ss'saslaxt1 Is assaa n sEH iHals
80 - i vi Az TfoN. IL ssfsd sd the is
sAs sfTr1 1iaz an kSe - 81 81 river in saa
81 .5s IL tpiN 81 u Formerly knoWa ~
1 fat fsaN E4 hdanded on the upper line by the
81 j u Or formerly belonging to 81 ri Tiiiotson
sd measures about twenty eight and half srpents
depth, between diserging lines, with the opening
thsreto belonging; together with ali the inapsoge.
ments thereon, veil as all the cattle live stock,
implements of husbandry ETC. of whatever kind or
nature thereon or thereunt0 bsonging twenty three
mules, four carts thrty-fve plows,
new bricks and lot of corn IA barrels.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, July u, 1868.
ID URBAN Clerks
by y. B. vINoT. Deputy Clerk.
No. sa5 iy IS % au II Il
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Pioneer Grant CIub.-This Club meets at
Carol Hail. corner Of Poydras and Carroll streets
every FRIDAY EVENING at eight o'clock Mem
bers are requested to be present at all the regular
meetings. All persons who support General U s.
Grant for the Presidency are invited to Join the
Pioneer Grant Club.
JOHN NJ. C, PARKER, President.
NV. TRAVIS Secretary. my2a
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
POLITICAL NOTICES.

Parish Executive CommIttee.-we are
furnished with the following list Of the officers an
members Of the Parish Executive Committee,
PREsIDENT-Hon. SETH W. LEWIS
VICE. PBEsIDENTs-J. b. NOBLE.
TREAsURER--J. NJ. BURCHARD.
SECRETARY-W B. GRAY.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY-W. H BURROUGHS.
SERGEANT-AT- ARaIs-ALEX. WILLIAMS.
FIRST WARD-Deegates-G. B. Young, S. w
Lewis, Nelson Woody. O. II. Hughes.
SECOND WARD-Desgates-H O.. Dibble j. B.
Noble. C, H. Fox, David Wilson. E. Miller, E. Uif-
ford.
THIRD WARD--Fabius Dunn. W. G. Mcconnell,
Thomas Lynne, r. d Isabelle, S. Jones, j. NJ. Bur
chard, W. Muliord, S. r. Moses.
FOURTH WARD-T. A. Martin, N. W. Green, r.
NJ. Keuner r. Q. Howard, VIM. Vieers
FIFTH WAHD-N Villery, Eug. Staes, e. Davis.
SIKH wARD-P. Benedict, Captain ". George.
SEVENTH WARD-J. j. Meidrick, W. Il. Green.
NJ Leblanc, E. Perrault.
EIGHTH WARD--W. j. Douglass, o. f. Bandon.
NINTH WARD-Joseph Kline, W. C. Eiusella
Douglas Brown, Thomas Curry.
TENTH WARD-W. b. Gray, DR., D. Mackey, L. @
Scrigen, Battle Payne.
Eleventh WARD-Pster Landry, Robert Ray.
ALGIERs-W. Pease. jyl7
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Inc o9 uuIC indaG ms leltoLt tOI LIE 1uOItu,
showing expenses for labor, etc., on public
roads of S257.
The Roundsman reported sixty-tWo ar
rests made during the last month.
An amendment to the license ordinance
was passed, fixing the amount of license to
be paid by powder houses at $500 per an
mum.
The ordinance regulating hogs was SO
amended as to empower the syndic to i'm.
pound all hogs running the streets without
rings in their noses, instead Of shooting
them as heretofore. Expenses Of poundage
to be paid by owners.
An ordinance was proposed for the ap-
pointment of committee for the relief of
the INDECENT sick, and appropriating $500
for the use Of said committee. Referred to
Improvement Committee.
Communications received relating to q
plank sidewalk on Eyeline street, and re.
specting the pay of special officers appoint
ed for the late election. No action taken.
Apetition of Mrs. Tybough was read, ask
ing exemption from taxation on her prop
erty on account of injury done to the same
by the late Police Jury in improperly ditch
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Two SIDES TO ALL QUEsTIoNs.-Yesterday
morning we gave publicity to statement
made by John Crosby to the effect that Q.
H. Mil had represented himself to the City
Treasurer as the real John Crosby and drew
a sum of money due Crosby on the street
Commissioners payroll. Mr. Mil informs
us that he did draw the money, but that he
was fully authorized in written order from
Crosby to receive the money. Mr.. NIL
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Grant Campaign Club No. meets every
WEDNESDAY EVENING at the corner OF St.
MARY and Futon streets, fourth district.
An Republicans are invited to attend.
GEO P. CARR, President,
GEO. GRNDLRY, Secretary. JeA lm
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Hauschausier branding hnr as n thief a
low had woman no,sessinp certain ouali-
6catious which were ANYTHING but das,rable.
to all OF which Mrs Hauschausler testlhed
as being wholly without foundation
Alter hts' d. had lett the witness STAND
one OF the accused, Mrs. BAtchelor, oeilF-
ereda lecture to the court, which would
indeed have justified Recorder Gastinel IN
imposing heavy fine upon her, and it was
+on,,,,o oo-,la ho t,groh4 20 o,ondstit1
D. =. l,o, i,,noue,oo +,,, oo,,,+ NO.
-, ~. stg n,i.,, aa,,,ro ro,,,,t,o
-. =. ,g., 49, .,a.,i
- W. -, ..aio,,-1 .. ~ 1aan
Ia. 80 a. q, tbo
,ati4 ~, - IT, aiaral;na s ~ aF.o.s for 1oss
- - aa1,,a9,.ors MT, rroro all mn.
under bonds of 5000 each to keep the peace
for six months.
roo u-,u c. ~ Mo-, ,ssrs Felix
,,ar4i,,,- .oa.ua;o.oo a., -,,;ns+ hin, .rtAr
- -, 49, II. 90 roolossag and salt
fro,,, NJ an oCror;ors4root when captnred
,r,th +bo ar+iolos bo s,,rror5ared them and
@ WIN ,4o % a. isloleo uon ne se4 I'll, born tria,
CaNeu H. hoWeNtAj Ao hl4A Aa'S ." "a 49,
before the Criminal Court.
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oosas Irora disnoso1 of IN +bo rriminal
Conrt vas+erdov AnolIa nroa was entered
- 49, oaaao ot Tob, Cborn,on ohorc.a5
with a. ossanlt and batterv. and Marv Clonev,
,5 W '.9,"-' s.,, ~ 1o1aonn W., wi,Iian. 49, Enroy
@ & "a VA, -r;+, ,oroonr fol1,5 gr,ilty
''-7o 9-'''' . - =" --E - --~---., - - ~
MORE WAR UPON JuNK SToREs.-Two more
junk stores, one on the corner of Barracks
and Levee, and the other on Front Levee,
between Barracks and Hospital streets,
have been declared nuisance by the health
officer of the Second District, DR.. Perry,
who has ordered them to be closed, and the
offensive contents carried away.
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MT = DhAoo .'Ai' @A,ley 'A-l'-' ~ -,
il.liy " 're .o"g ,''o lS.I5 49, o f,roa
ilO,O ieUsn'iy " le--i,.A wv - A.,
80, 'n-7 ~ w 80 a.
posi,lvo anu une - 80 ". n-' 10. Az ~
q V'ioieu Deiloola a.' Il9 'v"n1s ~ Wv 'i- ~
'i"' Ie 10 ~ 'n.
sue o',iol IL''' y Y4i0' 81 -
JUGS A'9 ''ie, esuu ls d I1e P1o'''''''
RECORDER OF BIRTHS AND DEATHs.-The
personal and political friends Of Mr.. L,
Pessou, whose appointment by Governor
Warmoth as Recorder of Births and Deaths
has been confirmed by the Senate, will BE-
gratifed at that result. Mr.. Pessou is an
intelligent gentleman and one of the
stanchest Republicans in the State, as
NV ,i5 No.,-9' 80 -, @ ',,,', - 49, ~ r. o,l,d
- 80 4--4.eo- ". "--'---
my ''''i-0': ':-
INSPECTOR OF FLolR'-Ihe houf dealers
OF this city may be congratulated IL the
fact that they Will be brought INTO ousl-
ness contact with MI. W. H. FemoerloA
as Inspector OF Flour. Governor Warmoth
could not nave selected more worthy
gentleman to I'LL this responsible position
Mr.. Pemberton was for four years an in
.ys .l,o,a,,,s ,.,,or,Ia1,o S 49,, 5,,t,n, ,a
,'j ,,a5 Nv pohor. VI arr '-l .-o ~
Hoard of Assistant Aldermen and an mn
s;,,o,,;n,. po,rf,,foo,,
FIFTH JUsTICE's Court, ALGIERs. The
oosa oF +ho c+o+o No rir,,ec.a,, ,laraor
-. - ., - -, -, .
the murder Of Randolph J. Foot, on Sun
day, the twenty-frst ultimo, which hat
been sent before the First Districs Court or
q waiver, and returned by the District At
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

THE LATE Dismissal Of The Case
The Staters. j. s. Bosster.-It may be re-
membered that Nj. Bossier on being arrest
e and brought before the Recorder of the
Second District was, by consent of Attorney
General Belden, admitted to bail in the sum
Of $4,000 to appear for examination before
the proper legal tribunal in the parish of
St. Bernard, where the duel took place. The
case was brought up yesterday morning at
twelve o'clock before Judge Toca, at the
courthouse in st. Bernard parish, about
fifteen miles below the city. Mr.. Mckay,
District Attorney, conducted the case on
the part of the State, ,'and Messrs. BienVenu
and Charvet appeared for the defense.
Messrs. Labatut, Forstall. Marcel, f.
Smith, and Drs. Beuot and Rance were
examined as witnesses.
From the facts ELECTED through these
witnesses. the judge felt justified in dismiss
ingI the case, it having been brought only
from information received.
The examination did not occupy more
than an hour.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST s. 1863

An ordinance concerning the wharves of
the city, and farming the revenues of the
same was referred.
AspeCiai committee OF three WAS appoint
c1, with power to send for persons and pa
pers, to investigate several rumors and re
ports concerning certain city contracts.
Messrs. Grandpre, Sturcken, and Camp
were appointed.
Mr.. Grandpre introduced the resolution
sent to the upper Board for concurrence.
The subject of tisposing of the right for
public footing baths brought Messrs. Stnrck.
en- and Wynne to their feet, and botn talked
until they got into decent muddle.
Mr.. P. Waterman's proposition to estab.
lish floating baths in the Second District
was read and adopted on second reading.
Adjourned.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
MEDICAL.
DEEVRs, AABROsIA

DEEVRs' AMBROsIA
FOR THE HAIR
Impr "a.
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
It causes the Hair to Curl beautiiaii5.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
1t iuvigorates the Roots OF the Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow luEurantiE'
1t Immediately stops Hair Falling oat-
nkseps the hair from Changing Color from age.
1t restores Gray Hair to It's Original COlos.
It brings out Hair on hesds that have been baldto
years.
Itis composed entirely of simple and parely VogetA-
Bile substances.
Itbas received over six thousand voluntary testmo
mails of its e4eeIenesi many Of which are from ply
slcians in high standing.
1t is sold in halfpound bottles. Gthe name blown n
the glass by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy Coos
everywhere, at One Dollar per Bottle. wholesale q
Dem Barnes 4 Co.; Q. F. Wells a Co; sohieasliEn
mh2 AGO. New York
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE no TAx PAvEnn.

HAVING ENTERED Upon TIE DISCHARGE
- O. tbs duties Of the office of State az Collee-
tor First District Of eS Orleans, the taxpayers OF
said Dis riet informed that have teirforeriiy
located myself ut ia tarondeet ntFe4t
u o MAHAN.
State fax Collector,
aus Ct First District, city OF New orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.


UNITED sTATEs CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
FIFTH CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT OF LouI-
StANA.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
). Referred to Improvement Com

After some discussion about the election
OF day policeman, the Police jury adJourn-
ed to Monday, ,stenth instant, .i-rEr
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05


pis, of the Shakespeare Club, will receive
our acknowledgements for tickets to the per-
formance for the 10th instant, at the Yarieties :
Theatre. We are not advised Of the pro
gramme.
Mr.. NJ. G. Mitchell has been appointed
Commissary Of the Dry.d IaTket by the
Finance Committee.
Adam Loose, while walking quietly along
Erato, near Constance street, Monday night,
was waylaid and robbed Of his money and
gold watch. Although seen at distance
by Corporal Hunter, who went for them,
the two highwaymen escaped.
:. The uuoccupied house corner of Erato
and Magazine streets IS IN object of inter
est to seekers after treasure. Tuesday
morning one or more men we're there dig
ging around the chimney's foundation to1
the purpose OF finding pots Of treasure.
Tho fellows worked hard and committed
some injury, but they must have been
frightened oil, IS they left behind them two
spades.
Specials DOGGY and Malone searched the
premises Of John Frazer, Robertson street,
and found a portion Of the goods lately
stolen from Mr.. Augustine. Though Frazer
now under arrest is no mechanic, he had a
set of ools-burglars his room.
Pierre Almandere was on Monday crushed
down in the street by milk cart, corner
Yillere and Ursulines streets. For time
there was thoroughly :aronsed crowd o
men there, and that milkman was in al
unpleasant predicament. Milk and watel
was arrested.
A silver pitcher and a marble clock wer
Monday night stolen from the residence 0
+. ]. Trasquell, l43 St. Louis street.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

IN THE CRY TREAsURER's GFFIeE,-As we
have not yet published the list of employees
in the City Treasurer's Office we now give it:
Treasurer-W. S. Mount.
Assistant Treasurer-RObelt Conway.
Book.keeper-James W. Davis (reap-
pointed).
License Inspector First District-L. A.
Trinchard.
License Inspector Second District. A.
FremauX.
License Inspector Third District-Miguel
Hernandez, ,lr.
License Inspector Fourth District-John
Kaiser.
License Clerk, merchants-Isaac W.
Patton.
License Clerk, cabs, etc.-B H. Watkins.
Tax Collector-Wm. H. Barbarin.
Tax Collector-H. w. Reynolds.
Tax Colleetor-Jos. G. Generes.
Tax Collector-R. NJ. Harrison.
Collector Back Taxes-Thos. r. Duyai.
Money Counter-Bogart shael.
Money Counter-James NJ. Martin.
Money Counter-A. J. McCnlloch.
Money Counter-George Clemmens (re-
appointed.)
Messenger Goodman.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Too MUcH SALT AND hoLAssEs.-Felix
Martins conscience flew against him after
he had stolen lot of molasses and salt
from No. 40 Gravier street. When captured
with the articles he surrendered them and
caved in. However, he will have trial
before the Criminal Court