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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05
NOTICE
HEADQ BUREAU OF REFUGEES
freedmen, and Abandoned Lands.

HEADQUARTERS BUREAU OF REFuGFrsN
Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands
District Of louisiana,
49, - New Orleans La August H. 1854
A II PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"A Inoma5 II. Ramon lataAssistant ub ssistant
CGm1lssloner Bureau Refugees, freedmen and
Aoandone9d Lands, parish Of Carroll louisiana, for
moneys withheld by him, being the proceeds OF GER
tain cotton entrusted his tre or turned over to
him Tor sale for the benefit of said parties, are
hereby notlhed to present the same, in legal form
TO these headquarters before the thirteth day OF
eeptem0er 1863. or they will be debarFed from any
participation in their share of the moneys that have
Harmon. 49,
By command Of Brevet Major General r, O. Ru.
chanan, U. 5. A, Assistant Commissioner.
LUCluS II. WARREN
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel U S a. Captain Thirty.
Nintn Infantry, Acting Assistant Adiutant Gea,
erai. auIq am
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

ASSAULT ON REV. Mr.. TURNER Yesterday
morning, about ten o'clock, while Rev.
John Turner, Chaplain of the Senate, was
in Palmyra street, looking at house for
one of the members of the House of Rep
resentatives, an Irishman accosted him
and said; "You do not want this house;
you want one of them over there" pointing
in an opposite direction.
The moment Mr.. Turner looked the
other way, the Irishman exclaimed; "You
id son of BITCH" and hauled off to
strike Mr.. Turner in the face with his fist.
Luckily Mr.. Turner threw up his umbrella
to defend himself, and escaped with only a
slight blow on the neck.
The cowardly ruffian sneaked off, after
he had attempted this brutal violence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

DOMESTIC IEFELIoIrY,-Johanny Leary
WAS, once on time. an illicit but not
silent partner of H. Mcneil, way up town,
tired of Johauny, whereupon she was will
ing to play quits with him but claimed her
property, which the fellow did not exactly
like and caused her arrest. The Mack
prosecuted his case with vigor and whisky
against fat attorney, and the irregular
INCORPORATING between the two was more
comieal than country circus, but as the
conversation would not look well in print
we fail TO lot it down
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

Mary Monahau--No. 56s4
TRCIsIEME JUSTICE DE PAX. PAROTSsE
Il d'0Tleans-kn vertu dun writ DE- heri faeias
moi adresse par onoratle John p. Moutamat
Tyoiseme Justice de PAX dams ct pour Ia psrnisse
d'Orislns, le procederai q Ia vents pubitoue il
LUNDl. le septiem0 jour de septSuhra isgS 4 MIDI
sur Ia Lesse, en- face du Ferry de Ia rue du Canal as
Ia propriets snivante. snvoir:
Gne CABANE EN- BOIS AstF a.t
bAisie dams fafAire ci-dessus inhtulee ct nunfro.
Conditions-cette criss Giant Ia seconde ct der
nlere. "a dite cabane d6huitiyament adjuese au
plus onfspt q dsrnss neherissenr pour ls pfx cut
en- cen o1trt, doule moa dc ere dt. facqu6rsur
les ereQrs fournizsant Ieurs hons obligations
asec eaation eonues e solyehse pcrtAnt nfsrs *
partait paietneA T. L. dit ncQudranr dfdllrA du
mqnlAHf Dc ssn snehsre q peiera e. 2 pts1ts les
faffirs. 81 du Oonll sbie s6leVanf totslite Il
somne Dc quAtreginAt plaslreI on enyitqn- II
aa25 81 a6s j. ~ AoLAIs0f. Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

GRANT IEvINoIBLEs.-This club, of which
Captain ]. H. Ingraham is President, turned
out last evening, uniformed and infull force,
with music, flags, transparencies; and as
they marched along shed light on things in
general. At about eight o'clock they marched
by the REPUBLICAN office, and after a sere,
made and any number Of rousing cheers,
serenate at the dwellings Of the State Treas
urer, the Lieutenant Governor, and the va
r1ous ladies whose zeal furnished their uni
FORMS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05
PROPOSALS..

OFFICE CETEF Co&MissAHY OF SCBsIsTENCE
New Orleans La, August ~ 1866.
SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE ARE
- invited till the SEVENTH DAY OF SEP,
TENDER, 1868, for furnishing the United States
Subsistence Department with the following Stores
viz:
For 1000 barrels Of FLOUR, equal to Government
standard. Each barrel of Flour purchased will be
required to weigh l95 pounds and all Hour abstract
ed az previous inspections, missing from the bar
rels from otheroauses, will be required to be made
up by the contractor.
For 10 GO gallons CIDER VINEGAR out I'D in
oak barrels and hooped with iron. The Vinegar to
be of sufficient strength to neGtrahze twentye.ght
grains of bioarbou6te of soda
gle brand.
For 100 kits Of MACEEREL, No l.
For $1,000 pounds ADAMAGTINE CANDLES;
full weight required.
Tor 0Clu Of the very best canvassed HAMS.
The above articles to he of the very best quality
and put up superior packages and to be delivered
at the Anchor Press in this city within twenty DAYS
after the opening OF tina bids
No bids viii be received from parties who have
failed TO comply with their eugagsments with any
branch of the Government
Proposdls to be addressed to the understand and
marked Proposals.
A. BECKwITH,
au29 st Brevet Mai Gen. and o. s., O. S. A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

THEN THEY DID, THEN THEY DIDN'T! Last
evening when the colored club of "Invinci-
bles" marched along. Canal street, at the
corner OF Dryades, the Democratic Chal.
mettes, who have rooms in the second story
Of the corner building, hearing tho music
ard seeing the brilliant torches of the In.
vineibles, saluted them with flood of Ro-
man candles and rockets, not discovering
their mistake until the Joke had created a
good laugh when the Chalmettes suddenly
vanished, very like their roc kets. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05
PEEVEs' AMBROsTA

X LIZ A<7 AM DhAOAAA
FOR THE HATE
ImPrO
It is Al elegant Dressing for the Has.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully
It keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
1t invsEorAtss the Boots of the Hair
It forces the Esir and Beard to grow luxuriantIy.
L Immediately stops Hair Falling Dat.
hkssps the hair from Changing Color from Aga
It restores Gray Hair to its Original Color.
It brings ost HaiF on heads that have bssa bald TO
years.
nis composed entirely Of simple sae ss.sy rsssts-
bic substances.
u has received over sx thousand voluntary tsstimo-
malls Of its svcsleaes, many Of which are from ply
siciaas IN high standiag
It i sold in haitpound bottles. che name blown in
the glass; BY Druzsiats and Dealers in Fancy Goods
sys-ywhsrs. at oas Dollar per Bottle whsLesAls By
Dem Barnes Co.; o. 7. Wells Ca; schisaslin
mh2 4 o.. New York
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05
SPECIAL NOTICES,

Public schOOls.-Ofiee of Superintendent of
Public Schools, New Orleans, September 3, 1885,
The annual session of the City Public Schools will
commence on MONDAY, seventh instant, at nine
o'clock A. NJ.
Supernumerary Teachers will report to the Prn-
cipals of the schools to which they we're last as
signed.
The rules touching the organization and govern
ment of the City Schools continue in force as during
last session. VIM o. ROGERS.
SEA o. Superintendent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

tent official could be found on the road to
undertake formal Investigation of the
strange affair. The following testimony of
John Finn gives little explanation:
About two o'clock Thursday morning
while the cars were under Way) heard
the report OF gun; looking in the direc.
ton from whence the sound came, saw the
fash of two more shots; the train was
stopped Immediately; after waiting five or
six minutes l went forward to learn the
cause of the delay, when found that
one OF my brakesmen, Frank Waldack,
was shot; ne was at his post on
top the car ; he was dead while going to.
ward deceased, l heard noise in the
weeds, as OF men retreating from the train !;
then went to Brashier with my train, but
returned on hand-car with six men and
stopped at the point where Waldack had
been murdered; we found footprints of two
persons; we measured one of the tracks and
found that it was five inches wide and
eleven inches long; the other footprints
were smaller
Inc train was going very slow at the time,
as II was about TO stop for the purpose of
putting OF some freight at the station. No
one saw the assassins; nor is any conjecture
MADE as to who they are, or why they delib-
erately committed a wantOn murder. nor
mas any arrest been made. The country in
that region is wild and unsettled. The shots
entered the left shoulder, fracturing the
bones, and one shot passed through the
chest, tearing the left lung, causing hemorr-
age and death.
Deceased was about twenty-cight years
Old, native of Indiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

REcoRDERsHIP OF FOURTH DIsTRicT.-Wm.
Weber some time ago entered suit in the
Sixth District Court, contesting the right of
Henry Jackson to the Recordership Of the
Fourth District, on the ground OF frauds
committed at the election. Judge jackson
excepted to the jurisdiction of the court
and the court has decided that the excep-
ton is well made. Suit dismissed Now,
we think Judge jackson will no longer be
contested or repealed from his seat, which
ne fills with justice, moderation, and intel
ligence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

POETRY OF DEMOCRATIC PoLITIcs.-''The
Colored Democratic Seymour and Blair
Club of Agiers," its long name being the
only big thing about it, held its regular
meeting on Thursday evening. The club
now consists of FIVE members. The only
business done was transacted in the bar.
room below; but the bibulous exertions of
the club not doing much for thu "good
OF the house" the proprietor thereof made
the one motion of the ev hing, THAT these
lights be blowed OUT This Is the cluo of
which It was said, There is no such word
as fail, which was reported in the Crescent
as bidding fair to be one of the largest IN
the State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, September 2, 1863.

MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, .
City Hall, September 2, 1868.
No. 100S-New Series.
Resolved, That the Controller be and ne is hereby
j. M Saux for the amount Of siS thou and dollars
!SsgOO, in full compensation for all work performed
oy MIN as contractor on streets and ballast roads of
And be it further resolved That in consideration
OF the amount OF six thousand dollars $4,000 to be
pald >. M baux, and upon its acceptance he hereby
agrees to withdraw and all suits against the city
OF new orleans. under any and ali contracts existing
or which may have existed, between j, NJ Saux and
the city of New Orleans.
tSignsd THOMAS MARKEY,
Presi ept Board OF Alder men.
(Signedl ALFRED KEARNY.
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved September 2. 1863.
eSignedl JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy.
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary SEQ st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

ohE UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER
s|1g one Monte with carrying on ar
distillat.on Of spirits in the vicinity of
Part OF Rapides parish known as
h Cane River A warrant was issued
seafe sent for.
case Of Norwood, Sheriff Of East Fell
parish, charged with assault with in
fn Kill and drawing q pistol, was
sht M. It was shown that accused
BEEN arrested at Clinton and bound
n the Mayor Of that town to appear
y the United States District Court. The
before the Commissioner was dismissed,
rs Ihe accused TO abide theissue before
.s4tt where he was bound for trial
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

TIE New RECORDERS CoURT.-The build.
ing for the new Recorders Court and Police
Jail, Lafayette street, is growing toward the
sky. Bricklayers are piling up the walls
with energy and precision. The sooner it is
finished the better, for Recorder Becker has
more business than his poor and limited &C.
commodations warrants, not to mention
several other miserable deficiencies in that
old building. Mr.. D. Mulligan is the con-
tractor-a carpet.bagger from ireland,
whose sympathies are with the Republican
party.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05
WESTWARD THE STAR OF EN-.
PRE- TAKES ITS WAY.
Secure a Home in CaIsornia.


THE IMMIGRANT HOMESTEAD AssocIA
TIoN OF CALIFORNIA,
Incorporated under the laws of the State Novsm.
Der soth, 1861, for the purpose Of
PROVIDING HOMES FOR ITS MEMBERS
and thereby induce immigration.
Capita o00l
Divided into aOo.cOO shares at IS eAus payable in
UNITED STATES CURRENCY.
Certificates of Stock issued to subscribers m;asdi
ately upon receipt of the money
koPEssoSALLovEp TO HoLD MoaE TaAs sIyz
sRAREs.
A Circular, containing full description Of the
property to be distributed amone the shareholders
will be sent to any address upon receipt of stamps 10
cover return postage.
information as 20 price Of lsua IN suy portion of
the State. orupon any other subject of interest to
parties proposing to inmigrats cheerfuly furnish.
ed upOn receipt Of stamps for postage.
An letters should be addressed
SECRETARY IMMIGRANT HcMEsrEAD AS.
ISOLATION. POssofaos Boz No s. San Francisco,
oalit0saiA auzan
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

hi IN AIaIERs On Thursday night,
d halfpast eleven O'clock, a fire broke
ID kitchen belonging TO the premises
'l Alfred Fgselier, on Pacific avenue,
'lsn Peter and Alix streets. At first
'le made alarming Roadway, and much
|laetige moving Of farnitures ensued.
npddy state Of the roads retarded the
|1i ef the fire engines, all OF which are
|ld at distance from the FIRE. The
eh WAS burned entirely down, but the
'ons Of the fremen, who by this time
en- the ground, prevented further
--lalion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

TIE ASSASSINATION OF PRANK WAI,pAoK. -
Coronor Roche held an inquest on the body
OF Frank Waldack, brought to Algiers from
Boeuf Station, on the Opelousas railroad.
The reason why the corpse was brought
down was principally because no compe-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

Grant and Colfax ZOuaves.-At q called
meeting of the Republicans the Seventh Ward,
August "a, about seventy-ave persons present, a
new club was organized, styled the Grant and Col.
fax zouages, and entirely completed their organ..
cation.
The following are the officers of the Zouaves:
WM. H. GREEN, President;
}. L. DUPART, Vice-Presideut;
L. j. MANUEL, Secretary;
JULES GOMEZ. Treasurer;
Hon. II. L. REY, Marshal.
The zouaves will meet regularly at tina schoohouse
corner Of Greatmen and Union streets every SIN
DAY MORNING, at ten O'Clock.
VIM. H. GREEN, President,
L. ]. MANUEL. Secratarr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05
oatAstlne zsIansgE q. ,. =. wnas NJ.

STATE OF L0UIslANA-FIFTH DISTRICT
~ Jourt q New OSlaauss No. ie4I-I has1hrr
eelsiiy tnas on the eighteenth day of Jnnc
Isoss lnagnent Was entered OF record IN the aS1e-
torWit. - -~t = me-
1his cause was this day taken up and subm5kiAd a,
tte yQnIH % consent Of parties on hi6 ard ~
Sourl naFing duly considered the pleading md 6T2
oence, ana beng Of opinion lhat the laT And s9i
denre are IN favor Of the plaintiff - - -
y y adludgsd and dseleed that thers be iuas
nsns y Ieyor Of PLAINTIFF Catherine Zernrrer af,S
between said parties, with doatf. -" : lf--tt'--t7
s5pagment entered Pm the eighteenth dsr al June
- y 2, iasSr Of plaint And lEAirsf aaS
Z qIsEE 0iSOs, titth Dstst osurs sos tas pa.
Atrup copT. 7|t
sesr9sl lr TT ps ~ s sj,.,t.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

A SINGULAR AooIDKNT. "A small boy was
rushing through Magazine market, as bows
will do, when he came in contact with a very
feshy old lady named Mary Lynch, throw
ing her TO the ground, and singularly
enough, the fall broke her hip bone, causing
great pain. She was conveyed to Charity
Hospital for surgical attention. The boy
escaped az soon as he discovered what mis-
chief he had thoughtlessly committed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05
POLITIOAL NOTICES,

The Warmoth CnmPasRn CIuD-Meets at
No. 49, Lafayette street. every MONDAY EVEN
ING. There are seventy five members on its roll all
preparing for the grand rally to turn out on the SIN
where all white men, having any prstenee to loyalty
ought to be seen in the ranks of their gallant
standard bearer, General Grant.
The officers of this club are expert, and will do
their duty.
p, s. NUGENT. President.
THOMAS JONES' Vice President.
CHARLES KELLY. Z"
MARTIN SNOVEIL,
r. BUSH, Secretary
ALEXANDER COOLEY Assistant Seo'y.
CHARLES COLEMAN. Treasurer
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

..a. MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall. September 2, 1858 !
No. 1007-New Series.
WHEREAS, Great Inconvenience and loss ia FsIt nv
The inhabitants in the rear of the city and by the
community az large, through the present imperfect
system of drainage; and
Whereas. It is incumbent on this Couroil that
some action 5e taken to remedy the evil therefore,
be it
Resolved, That the City Surveyor be and he is
hereby instructed to report at early date the
common Council plan for the thorough and com
plete draining of tine city of New Orleans, accom-
panied By statement Of the cost
CSigne6 ALFRED kEARNf
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
CSIgne0 THOMAS MARkEi.
President Board Aldermen,
Approved September 2, 1893
(Signea JOHN X. CONWAY MAYOR.
true COPY:
JoHN W. OVERALL, Secretary. SEA 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

Recorder Gastinel yesterday disposed of
thirty cases which were before him, nearly
all OF them being charges of the most frivo
lous character. He fined Adolphe Hyde
ten big dollars for. disturbing the peace of
Jenny Kennedy, while Mary Adams received
a similar dose for battering Sarah Gillem.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

GRANT GUARDs. THE Grant Guards will
meet at the National Hall, Poydras street,
corner OF Liberty, this evening at seven
o'clock, when the uniforms will be ready
This is fine club and nromisas 70 tnrp
out in the grand RepubIican proe y sia :,
with full ranks. f-0sS''iOn
Republicans DESTROYS of becoming mem.
bers of a Campaign club win do we'll 10 ioin
this organisation. -, =,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05
DISTRICT COUNT OF THE UNITED
STATES. "a
FOB TIE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA. 3
In Bankruptev-xo. 11s.

N AhE MATTER OF 3. b SFwHxfx
Bankrupt. :" =, L.
NJ aEKEAS B. B. NEWHALL, of Nsr fl,l.n,,.
4pI uistrlo5 aforesaid. duly declared bsnkr1nt
S VIZ ecs 81 congress OF March 1851 haS thfS
iLsy ~ u sAlQ court petition prayina for a.
80 ssL enu SsrtincAte thereof from az his dobfa
Apa 9theE Claims prosablo under said aot-- 49,
sosSe y Inereiore given to al creditors who hny
1nattne sixteenth day Of NoTembaE lsea - II
y, - eesienen for the hearing OF the sare rr@
nsas5 any they have why the prayer 81 ths mia
petiuoo should not be granted
I'D seq ocS X L0ENs Deputy clerz-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

REGISTRATION CERTIFICArEs.-A friend in
forms US tnat he recently overheard a con-
yersatlon near the postoffice, the tenor of
which was that the two men were engaged
IN obtaining registration certificates from
colored voters. There appears to exist
system, specially arranged and executed,
to this end, therefore it becomes necessary
for strict surveillance on the part of hold
pre
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

have for a few days past been engaged in
collecting funds for the Republican clubs
and the coming Republican celebration on
the twelfth instant. Their success is their
reward, but still they are deserving of many
thanks for the large cash additions to the
treasury. If the men will work with one.
half the ardor that these ladies do, there
will be no lack of funds or enthusiasm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

Too Much PoLITESEss. A gentleman
whose name shall remain untold who does
not live very far FROM Jackson street, is
willing to sell himself out very cheap,
simply BECAUSE 9eiG 9e was 100 poteOGcaslOn
one evening lately on the Jackson street
line of cars, there entered a fancifully
dressed feminine, closely vailed, who
grandly seated herself, and peremptorily
handed the aforesaid freeholder a four bit
bill for change. With sufficient alacrity and
and appeared pleased to favor the lady,
quite often throwing sly glances toward the
damsel. Arriving at a street crossing not
mentioned, she signiied an intention of
stopping the car, but our friend was quickly
on his feet and ringing the bell, 1t so hap
pened that this was his place to debark, and
the two walk along together, he ringing at
his fine gate while she passed on to the
alleyway and entered. She was his servant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05
MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, September ., 1865. ,
No. 1009-New Series.


City Hall, September 1868.
No. 1009-New Series.
Resolved, That the Controller be AMI he is hereby
instructed to have inventory taken of all move,
able public property in possession of various city
officers and employees. incl ding trucks, carts wag
ons, tools stock ETC.; desks, tables, chairs, boo
cases, carpets, curtains SOFAS letter presses ink
stand rulers, pen racks, paper weights, stamps
water coolers, and every species of Office and desk
furniture not perishable and that SAID Controller
be required TO take receipts from the officers in pos
session for all Of said articles and to keep correct
ACCOUNTS OF any transfer that may be made b. any
officer OF said movable property. whether to his
succe ssor in Office or to any other person authorised
10 receive The same.
Resolved further, That the Controller is hereby
instructed to furnish the Council at its meet
ing, with true and correct statement Of all iiabili
ties due By the city of New Orleans including all
outstanding, city notes, together. with detailed
statement OF all assets, such bills receivable real
estate, etc. in order to satisfy the public VINO are
clamorous for such report.
(Sgnedl THOMAS MARKEE
President Board Aldermen.
(SignGdl ALFRED KEARNY
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved September q 1858.
(Sigued) JOHN r. CONWAY MAYOR
A true COPY;
JosE W. OVERALL, Secretary. SEA st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05
OFFICE OF THE RRcORDER
OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS,
RI St AnthoDy's Alley, near the Sheriff.

Between Chartres and ROYAL streetsh
The public are hereby notified that according to
the provisions OF act providing for the regsten
o. births and deaths the birth of every child BORN ia
the city and parish OF Orleans on both des of the
river Nj ,ssssippi, must be duly registered in the
above Office. The declaration for registry must be
made by the father, or IN that is impracticabe
by any other person present the birth Every per.
son neg.eotng to comply with said is liable TO
penalty not exceeding ten nor less than five dollars.
The above mentioned law will be strictly enforced
L. PESS0U,
anl5 In Recorder Of Births aud Deaths.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

A FENcE.-It may or may not be true
that Thomas Behn is receiver of stolen
property. Ezra Kryder makes complaint
that Behn needs cooking, or looking after
by the police. Recorder Mascot will at.
tend to his fenceship next week.
Ezra says he knows that John Murray
stole copper pipe from Behn. Altogether
the affair will not be dissolved until the case
is Investigated in due and ancient form by
the Rec order.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05

State Central COmmittee.-Agresshl % az
iourument, there will be meetingof this Comm,
tee on MONDAY EVENING, the seventh instant, d
haltpast seven o'clock at Mechanics Institute.
o. J. DUNN,
sel6 President State Executive COMMITTEES.