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WAsHngrON ENcAMPMENf No.a
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q. !. ssarrkss. b. r; >. Rsinsr. scis&
LAFAYETTE KNCAnPnENT Nof
Msss o. the ana and third Wednesday b Js6srsor Hail.
81 Magazine and Philip streets, Fourth Drsss
omessJ ". Aiisa Q. p; Fraah Passsr. l. r; vsssss
ODD WILLOWS REST.
Mssts h<hs Once Of the Grand Secretary, the sseosa
Monday h Jsnuary. April. July and octssss The nsw
Board nsss the third Monday in January for srsnss-
tazy, Jossph west Treasurer; John Quinn. SEXTON.
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEES.
Meets In Secretary first Friday evening N svsy
month omous-A W. Mcdonnell Prssdsas; Josiah ,fslsss.
Secretary.
wIDowD AND cEPHANg GENERAL RELIkr ~.
ISOLATION.
Mests n smos Grand Secretary Saturday Of sac month
Annual meeting last Saturday in January ocsrs fer is-
Rusha Presidents; q. W. Roper. Fist vics President,
Pnstsr Second Vice President; Luther Homes Sstssay;
l. wallace Hunter, Treasurer. sfrer t-' /. ~.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Mesas nrss Monday each month s Once Of tha 0rsnl
Secretary Election 6rst Monday IN Nay fbr DirsctorA
BoARp ron ls6a-Prssident-E. N. RashA N. W. q. y.
Fvsa.es Cbm~asss-J. q. Dunlap; 4 wsilses aantss;
Eugene r. Brugses. r..t ~
Han osmmstsss-o L Thos h Shields. 4. Il. rsircAHs.
s.;idiv 0S~misss.- n Rushs; Lushsi Homes; George
q. ". Roper. q. xmspsash, s. E Moore. a. L, Hsav
H''l'l s- JOSIAH roLaER, s.e!s..r,.
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Subordinate Lodgos.
LOUISIANA LODGE NO. I.

Subordinate Lodges.
LOUISIANA LODGE MOL rft
Meets every Friday evening" Lodge No. Lover the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company. 0mcsrs-J T. Lock
wood n. g.; o. A. Barnes " g.; N. Dusan Secretary.
WASHINGTON LODGE NO.
Nests every Thursday evening. In Mssny Budings Third
District oncsrs-Petsr Richter, n. a.; John n. Coos
g.; VIM. wsiiacs, Secretary.
UNION LODGE No.G
Meets every Monday evening. Ledge Room No no. 81
Damp street, the Chamber Of Commerce omcers-wm.
Hylsnd, G.; VIM Hodgins. v. O.; Eugene Morris. sse-
rstay. ,x,,-on,,
Meets every Thursday evening" in Lodge No. s. over
the Homo Mutual Company, Of Camp and
matches strests. Ofcsn0. r Cushng. n. O.; Jno. Quill
Ian, Y. g.; Henry Dart Secretary. ..fa Ell.
JEFFERSON LODGE NO.
Meets every Thursday evening" Jefferson Hall. corner
Magazine Philip streets, Fourth District Ocsrs-J
T. Randolph, N a.; ;. G. aoldns. " g.; A Lsdsnhsmsr.
TEuToNIA LODGE NO. 10.
Meets every Tuesday evening in Lodge Room Of
customhouss stress and Exchange Alley. onicsrs-F.
stahl n. g.; q. Ecksrt. v. G.; VIM Pfan, Secretary
ORLEANS LODGE NO. IL.
Meets evssy Tuesday evening in Lodge Rom No I,
the Crescens Mutual Insurance Company. Oncsrs-H.
ncvsy, N. G H. Paand. " 9. DicksasOn. Secretary
COMMERCIAL LODGE NO. L.
Camp street. the Chamber OF Commerce. ofesn-
Vim. }. Andrews, n @. WIN. C. Anderson. " g.; Paul Hal
w. ''''' HOWARD LODGE NO Ia ana
Meets every Thursday evening Lodge Room No. I,
the Crescent Mutual Insurance Company oncsn-Jsmss
rrudssu, n g.. J. n Norris v. g.; Henry Fisk Secretary
HOPE LODGE NO. IA
Meets every Wednesday evening in Lodge Room No. I.
over the Crescent Mutual Insurance Company OmcsrsJ
r Todd, n. g.; John l. Lewis, " ai VIM. y sylvsstsr,
Secretary. ,,,,,,. ~, a.
Meets every Monday evening Lodge Room No. over the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company. onicsrs- ". H.
Wright n. g.. J. Il. Burk, Y. g.; Rsb Msnit. Secretary
rEMPLAR LODGE NO L.
Nests every Friday evening. In Lodge Room Me- s. over
the Mutual Insurance Company Of Camp and
Matches streets onHcsrs-John r. Keep n. g.; John z
Carlin, v. g.; A. Wallace Hunter, Secretary. H
COVENANT LODGE NO. II.
Meets svery Tuesday evening" the Marigny Buildings
Third District Onoss-John Grsysr. &C.; Chas Adams
v g.; Fred. Holyland. Secretary.
POLAR STAR LODGE NO. Is.
Nests every Wednesday evening" In Polar Star Room 81.
Louis street. Onicers-A Demares, n. O.; A. Msynisr. "
a.; Ernest r Wenck, Secretary.
MAGNOLIA LODGE NO. a
Meets every Tuesday evening" in Lodge Room No. O. No.
81 Camp street. the Chamber Of Commerce Omcsrs-
W. Frsst, n G.; T. Mccormack, v. a.. ChsA Broker.
sscresAiy' vvnvpvvrvvcr ror,-
strs.t Oscsr.-J Frans a L RsIt, " a "a Ri,t.r
e.cr.tsrv
COLUMBUS LODGE NO. ~
M.sts svsrv Friday svsnp, I'm thai, ~. Rail, a,r,s,
ooicsr.--Jobn M Mad N {. : Liborio q Duran v "a
rho. p Sh.rburns S.crst.rv 49, - - :
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Meets svsruesdsy evening. No. Tchsupitoulas street.
between jackson and Phillip street, Fourth District
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CONSOLIDATED DEBr OF NEW ORLEANS
CTR Hall, Roou No. IA. }
New Orleans, I2th eepteubtr, 1858. }

By virtue Of the Legislature Of the sa' Of Lcu
sans entitled IAN enable the City Of New Orleans TO
procure loan of money meet Its current liHbiss
proved septsmber 5xh 1863 Of ONE BILLION
DOLLARS 4l 900 00J and pursuant to the provisions of
Ordinance Of the Common Council, No. lA Approved
18th September 1868.
sEALfD PROPOSALS win be received st t,ais once
until the 10th day Of OCTOBER, 1853 II o'clock w.. Tor
purchase Of al portion Of ssiss Of Bonds 70 be
ssued follows:
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Said bonds be dated LIST oco5sr 1868 payable Of the
ONCE of the City Treasurer with INTEREbT, 81 The Of
TEN per centu per annum divided coupors
thseto-sad coupons being made payable semi annually
the nt Of April and nt Of October OF each year. the
oce Of the City Treasurer such bank in the New
Orleans q the Controller may direct.
The proposals be indored Ofer for the purchase Of
of the city of New Orleans addressed G. Delays.
Secretary and BE- opened and adj to she highest
bidder, at the date above mentioned.
The Commissioners eserying the right Of reusng or
eli bidA
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OFFICIAL.

RoARD OF CoMnIssIoHERs
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.

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alton and arrangement Of News and ether Reading na
ciamsd that the CRESCENT = NOT urpaass1 b 80
thsr ANY journal n ne United Dtatss. Ths -r y
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NEW ORLEANS CREscENT.
Tas unw enLsAns onnsunur.
erros - oAnr 81. NV o.LsAHA
g. o. NIXON. EDITOR AND PROPORTION


70 prsnoss he sseia. nassaf md ps'lii0l vsssas
he city Of New osa. IL Btssss Leusna snd the grsa
Southwest WIN b h the future has ben N The past
he purpose Of this Journal hs columns Of sach days issua
ere referred saxnst e TIE faithesnGm ~
With which tbs design 10 executed.
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me vii rsfsnes 10 ~ the subjects Of nswvpsp~ sonns
md dscusioa, ~ opinions Win alvays - ssnd - b -
ndly, definitely and fsarisssly sxprssssl ct.
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Correspondents. Home a.a Fsrsis.

I'd 70 the ssssnss Of the CRESCENT By impartial letter
pea topics Of momt 70 the people Of this sseiea IT. H.
nom the people form mot the least Interesting and valus
bs feature Of It, wsalsd eounnA larss share 4 sss
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. 1.
Meets every first and third Saturday I'm Lodge Room No. s.
the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp
Matches streetA Oficers-A- MAzursAa, D. NJ; ChaA q.
Heis D. D. n. Henry Haskell. Secretary and Treasurer.
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Bncampments.
THE r. w. GRAND ErCAMPMENr OF LOUISIANA
Meets semi annually fourth wednesday In January
July. Oniceu for ls68-J. Ewinnsmore mo 3, NJ w.
Grand Patriarch; A. W. Macdonald OF No. B. n. Grand
Hgh Priest; Jules A. Forat Of No. l. R. ". Grand Ward
N; ". c. Wilson. Of No I, w. Grand Scribe B. DssivA
Of No. !, R. w. Grand Treasurer; Gee. ". Roper
Of No. 5 r W. q. Junior Warden A wallace
Hunter, Of No. l. r. ". Grand Representative !;
George Nuneesss ". O. Msrshs Frank Phstsr. OF
No. T. W. Grand sentinel; H. Frankford. Of No. 8 v. q.
Grand Seminal; Henry Jonss Of No. Ds No. 8 Deputy
District Grand Patriarch -
STANDING ConrrrrHxs -Crefentfa,s and Rsfwna-Joth-
an Potter Of No. l. Vim, Bloomfield. Jr, Of No. A. MAsu-
rsau. Of Nos
state Of e 0rde-y O. Dunlap. Of No. I, Luthsr Homes
Of Ne J. q. Tinsman, Of No g.
1;nanos-k H. Rushs, Of No. .. John B. Hsno. Of Ne.
Geo. O. Klaus, ONO. 6 !.
Consasio. and Bv-Lara-H0vard Mnlspaush. ofNa 9,
Edward Pilsbury, Of No ) Il " sturcksa, II Nos
subordinate Eneaapnsnts. ~ =
- le,ia9-s wILDEY NO. l. -
Nests on the First and Third Saturdays saeh month
Lodge Room No. the Crescent Mutual Insurance Com
psny. onesn-B.Jb s silva, or; A. Thomson. q. r;
Thomas II. Jones. Scribe.
HoBAH KECAHPnENf NO. 3.
Second and FOURTH Saturdays Of sah month N
Lodge Room No ]. over the Crescent Mutual Insurance.
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De Soto Lodge No. Z. at Baton Rouge
keith Lodge No. q, al Shreveport.
st. Landry Lodge No. q, ct opslousAs
Clinton Lodge No. q. ct Clinton,
Excelsior Lodge No: "a, ct Thibodsux-
New Iberia Lodge No. u. ct New Iberia.
Prairie Lodge Ne. 81, asWsshington-
Claiborne Lodge Ne. As. at Mlnden.
JOSIAH FOL0ER, Grand es
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Excitement about Cuba,

Tho New York Eveuing Post Of
the llth says ut is said that Il
plraticAl enterprise exists in this
city, whose object is tho capture OF
Cuba, Several sensational reports
have bccn published within tho
past two days, in relation to an OK
petition against Cuba, founded up
ou the statements mado by n
former officer of tho Eighty, fourth
Now York Volunteers. An army,
no alleges, will sail for Cuba within
tho next thirty days, aud ton
thousand men arc already enroll.
cd, Three blockado-runncrs and
arms and ammunition, he says,
have been purchased for tho OK.
pcdition. Tho leader intends to
take and hold tho Island, and sot
upa republican government. This
done, recognition will DO demand.
ed, after which the Island will be
annexed as the thirty. eighth State
OF tho Union, The loader also as.
serts that ho has called upon ma
ny OF tho merchants and bankers
Of New York City, who have prom.
iscd to furnish tho necessary funds
and that there IL now n fund of
two millions and u half dollars in
tho hands of responsible mon in St.
Thomas. When asked how ho OK.
pcctod to avoid Marshal Murray
he replied that Colonel Kcrrig0n
had twice taken insrrrcctionary
vessels from this port without mo
lestation. Tho affair has been
given 80 much notorloty that u
number Of adventurous were pres.
ent this morning, who wero will.
ing to take part in any enterprise
that would give them employ oyment,
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Impeachment in Florida.

There has recently been great
excitement at Tallahassee, Florida,
arising from conflict of authority
between the. Governor, Harrison
Reed, and ". H. Gleason, the
Lieutenant Governor. The Gin
cinnati Chronicle gives the follow
ing particulars;
Gov. Reed was impeached BY
the Legislature of high crimes and
misdemeanors, and on Saturday
the Lieutenant Governor demand.
ed possession of the Executive
Office, which was refused by Gov
ernor Reed, who held thstthere
was no quorum present ynen the
Legislature passed upon his i'm
pcaohment, and tbstit was an lille
gal body. Thereupon Lieutenant
Cove: nor Gleason issued a procla-
nation ASSUMING the Executive De-
partmOnt, and Gov, Reed another
anpcuncing his determination TO
hold the Office until it should be
decided against him by the judi.
ciary of the State. The Governor
also brought suit against the Lieu
tenant Governor and the Secretary
Of State before the Circuit Court
for conspiracy against the Govern
ment & they were put under arrest
On Friday night preparations were
made TO quell an expected riot in
consequence Of the conflict Of au.
thority, and rumors of trouble
were current during Saturday
but there was no disturbance :
Gov. Reed, at last reports, occu
pied the executive rooms at tho
Cupitol.
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Cincinnati Market.


FLOUR-Dull and unchanged;
family 81 5O@775. 'n .t0
WlIEAr-Ilcld moro firmly;
No. 1 salable at 81 75, but held
4@5c higher. .l b.
CORN-U0changod and quiet.
OATS-Quiet and unchanged.
BARLEY-Nothing doing nom.
inal. . ....
WHISKY-Hold at 81; domand
light. .,.......
HoGS--Dull at 81 OO@7 so, gross;
So 1908 90, nett. Receipts $500
head.
NESS PORK-Dull at S24 so,
@26 90; dOmand very light.
GREEN MEATS-Dull at 71c,
lO3c and l2c for shoulders, sides
and hams.
LARD-Dull at 14s@l5c for
prime steam; and l51c tor kottle
rendered. .I..
BULK NEATS-No demand,
BAC0N-Shoulders OF which
there is about one hundred hogs,
heads still on hand. can be bought
at l3c, .,
BUTTER Steady at 33@37c,
POTATOES-Vory dull aud in
large supply; prices nominal and
unchanged.
APPLES-Vcry dull and prices
nominal and unchanged.
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The Lady Of the White House

In connection with the election
ofGencral Grant to the Presidency,
and only second to it in point Of
interest, is the promotion OF Mrs
Grant to tho post of Lady Of the
White House" tits gratifying TO
think that the position is one which
Mrs. Grant will fill with tho true
simplicity Of an American woman.
There will be no attempt to apo
tho grandeur OF regal court. and
no vulgar striving after nero sen.
salion. Mrs Grant is n lady who
has maintained, through every
event which has marked the yicis.
situdes Of her husbands life, d
marked proprioty Of domeanor.-
She has been holpmoet in days
Of aivorsily, and has shared his
honors without being dazzled by
the position or contaminated by
the foolish aduIations Of those who
worship at the shrine Of success,-
Boston Journal.
All that the Journal says about
Mrs. Grant. the Lady ofthc White
House, is doubtless, true, but il
ncglects TO montion the most sin &.
tcresting," 80 called, circumstance
thOt is likely TO characterize her
occupancy of tho national mansion.
II Boston Post. ... .H... p..
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Report of the Committee to In
Yestigate Election Frauds.


vestigate Election Frauds.
The committee appointed by the
Union League to'consider the sub
ject Of alleged frauds in tbe elec-
lion have madea prelimioary re-
port, stating the facts which have
already been testified to before the
courts in the cass of ROsenburg,
rehearsing the confidential circu-
lar sent by tho lammany managers
previous to4h6 election, and Mayor
HoffmaS's proclamation, and allu-
ding 90 certain cases of violence
apd terrorism at the polls as being
among the measures plotted TO
change the vote of the State. 1t
IS, perhaps, possible, they say,
that we are without remedy
against the stupendOus fraud por
petrated against the people; it
may be that our State and Con-
grcssioRal legislation, anticipating
no such crime, has proceeded on
the supposition that our judges and
other officials would be uniformly
tho protectors of the franchise and
never the tools of conspirators
against its purity. III. lar
1t may be- that for two years we
must submit to the wrongful rule
Of usurpers, who have effected u
temporary triumph over the men
honestly chosen by the people,
and this in the face of proofs that
compel the belief that ths Demo
cratic majorities were obtained
by fraud. But if this bo so, if we
find ourselves without redress OF
indemnity for the past, it is due to
ourselves, and our children. to the
nation and the world, that VIC enter
our protest against the wrong, and
that we obtain ,Iby all propermoans
ample security for the future.
Ttoy say they disbelieve the
avcrment that frauds have been
committed by both parties, and
say they hope the Mayor ard his
associates who proclaimed it will
bring TO justice every Republican
who may have been guilty Of SC
foul crime. .|. .f1 f.
Thcy conclude by stating the
course'they will pursue for gath.
ering proof which shall satisfy
Congress and tho state Legisla-
turc that the Democratic MAORI.
ties for the Electoral and State
tickets were frauduIenLIy obtained
To secure legislation, to protect the
purity of the franchise in relation
TO naturalization and induce good
citizens to combine for the com
mon protection against political
fraud and corruption, they have
opened an Office at 25S Broadway
for this purpose.
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Death of Ex-Governor Tod .


The country is shocked by the
painful intelligence of tho sudden
death of tx. Governor DAVID Ton,
of Ohio, which took place at his
residence, near Youngstown, Ma.
honing county on tho morning Of
Friday, 18th inst, in tho sixty.
fourth year of his age The Clovo.
land Plain Dealer furnishes tho
following particulars of his do.
mise:
Shortly after breakfast, having
refrained from eating an ordinary
meal as was his custom, no was
about to put on his coat, intending
TO come to Cleveland with young
lady who was stopping with tho
family. She was ready and wait.
ing, when no entered tho room for
his coat. Putting his hands to
his head, ho expressed fear that
another Of those congestivo chills
TO which ho was subject was coming
on again, and asked the ladies to
call Mrs. Tod She camein soon af-
ter, when he rotirod TO q bed, com
planning ofsickness at tho stomach.
Spirits Of some kind wore admin.
istered, without afording relief.
Soon after retiring, he rose up in
the bed, foil back and expired in
stantly, without uttering a word.
Governor TOP had acquired a
high National reputation, by tho
noblo and patriotiO stand which, ns
a Democrat, ho took ut tho outset
Of the rebellion, and the remarka.
bio efficiency Of his administra.
tion 90 Governor Of Ohio during
tho years 1862 and 1868, by which
he cndearcd himself 10 the s,ldicrs
aud the whole loyal people, His
death in tho matured prime OF
life, will belame nted as a national
loss. oa ..aH I H.a u
His funeral took place on Sun.
day the 18th, and was attended by
Governor HAYES, Hon. s. GALLO
WAY, and many prominent citizens
of Columbus and other puts of thC
State, as wellas by thousands o
his immediate neighbors.
Gov. TOD was one Of the Obi,
Electors at large, on the Gran
and COlfax Presidential ticket
The vacancy occasioned by biz
death will be supplied in the man
ner provided by law, on the Assem-
bling of the Electoral College a.
Columbus 10 cast tho vote OF III,
State. '3a ,'5atc in .o.am.. .a1
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New York Market.
New YORK, Nov. l6.

FLOUR-Quiet, without change
WHEAT--Quiet at 81 50@l 81
for No, 2, and 81 63@l 50 tor No. |
spring, %. ....as,g -f
RYE-Dull at 81 3O@l 35 for
western, ...r. ..I...... ......
CoRN-D at 81 lO@l IL for
unsoundi 81 l3!@l l4t Tor sound
mixed western.
P0RK-Qaiet at SEQ for mess.
BEEF-Dull and unchanged. "
CUT MEATS--Quict, without
decided change, '''' 'H
BAC0N-Quict, without decid.
ed change. '.. .''.. |
LARD--Qniet at 16g@l62c for
good TO primo steam. r - .-'.
BEEF CATTLE--In fair do.
hand arsl2 90 to sic 90; receipts
5000 head. 81 H'H' 'a'
HOGS-Dull and prices lower;
sales at So S7A to SO 25; receipts,
1000 head. 't2I a1H .'+ oi3.f
EGGs--stcady at 3i@3Gc. ''%.'
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"Oa6 Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that petition will
he presented to the Commissioners Of Fair
field county, at their next session to he held on
the first Monday Of Dec.,A y. 1868, praying FOL
the establishment of the following described
Alteration Of the county broad leading from
CleaIport to Pratts Sawmill in so'N county
Commencing at q point wost:'of Aober
Redman' sdWellng. house, situate %. said road
in Madison township, and keep up on the nortt t
side of Clearcreek, TO point above the second
fording of SAID creek, from the point of com
msncment, and there intersect the old Road
thereby avoiding two bad and dangerous ford
ings ,-and to vacate so much OF the old rcada.
les betwlxt the two intermediate points.
Oct. 9th, 1868.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-19

CHARLES ROLAND We observe
by tho last number OF the Green
vile Democrat that the Democratic
Central Committee of Darkc coun
ty, in their after election address
to their friends, take occasion to
highly compliment our former CO.
temporary Of tho Ohio Eagle, for
his efficiency as the editor oftheir
county organ, and strongly recon-.
mend 1t to the renewed aud in.
creased support Of tho Democracy
OF Darke. We must say that thil
is but just ~ as Mr. Roland certain
ly possesses, in an!unusual degree
the qualifications Of q successful
democratic editor.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-19

The Boston Post says "The
effect of carpet bag domination is
painfully manifest in Now Orleans.
Later accounts fully confirm the
brutality of tho negroes and the
6endish nature of their acts" We
suppose this ''carpet-bag domina.
ton" ia indicated in the vote of
New Orleans: Democratic 22,S91;
Republican 2T6. ...