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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-21

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21

The Washington cRroniels Of the 10th
instant encourages the true men of the
Republican party Of Louisiana and dis
courages The bolters in an article from
which we make this extract;
The Republicans Of Louisiana have fol-
lowed the example Of other states in pro-
cess Of reconstruction and nominated a
state ticket for the purpose Of electing it at
the same time that they adopt the new CON
stituti0n. With the spirit Of rebellion still
90 largely abroad We regret to see dis
position on the part Of some Of our RepBb-
canfriands to separate from the organiza-
ton and run different ticket. II there
ever was q fine when The exigencies Of the
cause rcae aperior 10 all personal consid-
erations, 4 y now. "a man should willingly
throw aside n personal preferences, and
Eete, II need b. for bis dearest foe,
rather than Greats division. ne Hon. II
e. Warmoth, nomires of ne Republican
party for governor 81 Louisiana. 5 Al
earnesi and competent man. end sEeald bs
supported ~ al whowieh he slais g b
reeonstfucltd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21
cENTRALExEoUTIvE OOMaIIrrEl
Radical Republtean Party of LouIsiana.

Radical Republican Party of Louisiana.
The committee was called to order at
seven o'clock by the president.
The roll was called and forty-two mem-
bers answered to their names.
The minutes were read and adopted.
The committee on arrangement for the
mass meeting, through its chairman, Mr..
Yigers, reported progress.
The special committee appointed last
meeting to suggest plan to collect money
reported the following resolution:
Resolued, That blank books with circulars
attached aud authenticated by the presi-
dent and secretary, granting authority to
the holders thereof to receive voluntary
contributions for the use of the State Cen
trail Executive committee Of the Radical
Republican party, shall be placed in charge
of one member from each ward of the city
and Algiers. Holders of books shall report
the amounts collected by them at each
regular meeting of the committee.
This report was adopted.
Communications were received from the
tenth and eleventh wards, announcing the
election of MessTs. Charles Depasseau, John
Campbell, and Ed. Williams as delegates to
the parish nominating convention.
Mr. F. G. Llorens offered the following
resolution:
Resolved, That the parish nominating
convention shall assemble at the Mechanics
Institute at o'clock P. NJ, three days with
out counting the sabbath day. after the ad-
journment of the constitutional convention,
to make parish and municipal nominations,
and that the secretary be ordered to give
notice of the same.
Which was lopted.
The committee then adjourned until next
Saturday, at O'Clock P. NJ, at Mechanics
Institute
SETH W. LEWIS, President.
Attest WIN. VIGERs, Recording 6ec'y.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21
r.rrrrn mon 1EousToN.



denS4Pomt Commander ComplImented.
HOUSTON, Texas, February Is. 1868.
EDIrOR REPuBLrcAN:
The election here passed of in great
quietness and harmony, both whites and
colOred people behaving in the most praise
worthy manner. Great good feeling pre-
walls, and is no do doubt largely enhanced
by the fact that it was almost universally
determined among both classes that the
peace should be kept, and all exuberant
tendencies for fight restrained. 1t is true
that one or two persons on each side mani
tested symptoms OF wanting to be held to
prevent mischief, but nobody volunteered
TO hold them, so they just Eeld themselves.
We have as free speech here, and
every one acts as freely now at
this immediate point as they do in New
York, no matter what their politics or color.
We must brag little on Houston boat
that. We can not help it. We are de-
termined to make big city Of it, and We
commence by Initiating the liberal tone of
sentiment exhibited by New York and New
Workers. Before close, permi. me to state
little incident, showing, whatever may be
said to the contrary, that the eSiored citi-
zens here are not indifferent to the right of
franchise. -
Quite number of colored people had
arranged that on the morning of Monday
they would repair to certain church, and
there get their tickets preparatory to voting.
When an elderly man by the name Of Jerry
Mas, who had been somewhat troubled
with heart disease, received his ticket he
looked OF it, and asked, g Is this all right ~
Being answered that it was, he sprang up,
saying, 81 bless God that have lived to
see this day." and suddenly fell down and
expired.
i ought not to close without paying
merited compliment 10 Captain Pease, the
commander Of this post whose strict atten-
ton to duty and obedience to orders rem
der him deservedly popular with all classes,
white and colored. Lieutenant Van
Horn, who preceded him, was well liked.
One reason why we get along 50 well is
that our people are beginning 10 like the
looks of blue clothes. Most folks think
that gray clothes are pretty sure signs of
hard times. RUSSETf BR0GANS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21
LOUISIANA CONsrETUTIONALO CON-
vETNI0N.

sixty Eishth Days Proceedings.
! Mr.. Crawford, Of Caldwell, offered the
following resolution:
RssoEcsd, That a special committee Of
Eve be appointed by the presidentto revise
the style and arrangement of the censtitu-
ton, and that they have correct copy
printed as adopted; and the proposed
changes set forth specifically. .f5s
The president appointed Mr.. Cooley
chairman, and Messrs. NAPLES, Crawford,
w. r. Crane, and Pinehback.
The president, Mr.J. G. Taliaferro, was
added to the committee.
The convention then adjourned until
Saturday at IL o'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21
EDITORIAL AND NEvs ITEMS.

Grant clubs are being formed in nearly
all the towns in Massachusetts.
Little Lotta, the favorite Of the patrons
of the 81. Charles theatre, is now playing in
New York.
Steamships Bienville and George Crom-
well sailed from New York Saturday for
New Orleans.
Discontinuing to advertise is regarded by
the people as taking down the sign and
retiring from business.
Joseph Danforth Weaver, the noted mil
lionaire of New Orleans, was married at
Toronto last week to daughter of the late
Richard Parker.
The rebels are organizing in Chcctaw
county, Alabama, for the declared purpose
Of hanging all Union white men who will
not leave that county.
There has been an increase of buyers of
bouts and shoes in the Boston market, in
Guiding some representatives OF Southern
houses, and the amount of sales last week
was large.
Six weeks ago General Grant was the
embodiment of all patriotic virtues. Now,
according te the Democratic politicians,
he is drunkard, knsve, a trickster, a
fool, and various other things.
A. johnson has nominated Moses s.
Foote, of Mobile, for internal revenue col
lector for the first district of Alabama in
place of F. W. Kellogg, removed for run
ming for congress on the Republican ticket.
The evidences of American civilization
are said to be appearing in sitka, where
they have had pawnbroker's office, a bill,
lizard saloon, and several restaurants. al
which something" " may be had-estab,
lished.
New York evening papers are now re
ceived here fOur days after the date of pub
lieatien. via Indianapolis, Louisville, Mask
vile, Memphis, and Grand Junction. This
is as good time as has been made on any
mail route.
Sergeant Bates, who Il touring through
the South with the flag in his hand, realized
about $500 from the rebels of Montgomery
from the sale Of his photographs, and
about $3.50 in the way Of a donation from
the same source. Nearly $1,000.
The Arkansas Republicans have nomi
mated their candidates for presidential
electors at large, and district electors, and
their delegates to the Republican national
convention. Thus Arkansas is in advance
Of any other of the reccnstructing states ii
its nominations. s
John @, Breekinridge Is wandering abou
in Syria and telling everybody be meets tha
no country except this can ever be hi
home, but he will not return to it " unit
he can do SO in personal safety The
New York Tribune thinks he runs no danger
in the United States except Of being for
gotten.
In Aiken, South Carolina. gentleman
who before the war worked two large ric,
plantations has died, and q collection hat
to be taken up among bis Grieads to pa!
his funsral expenses, althcngh he amour
was only seventy-eight dollars. The Who'll,
sum could not be raised.
The New York sa says private lette
from an army officer states that stronl
expression Is required to describe the dis
gust with which nnreconstruced friend
have recently Inspired General Hancock
and intimaies thAi unless speedily recalleI
by the presideni he wilI become radiea
of the most determined type. This is yer
agreeable inlofmation-ifit Il tine
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21
AMUsEMRNTs.


Varieties Theatre.
The great comedy Of the "SchOol for
Scandal" at the Varieties last evening.
Mr.. Adams as Charles Surface, in which
character he was one Of the most genial
and jolly actors ever on that stage. This
evening Mr.. Adams takes a benefit, when
be will personate Pbidids and Raphael in
the interesting and romantic drama entitled
q The Marble Heartn Hamlet matinee
on Saturday.
st. Charles Theatre.
The management Of the st. Charles this
season have made great efforts to secure
the most effulgent stars to shed their
brilliancy under the ample roof of the
a0ld Drury." The success of the most
eminent actors there has been positive,
though the patronage there, as elsewhere,
has been less liberal than if cotton ad-
vaneed early and money had been plenty.
No Thoroughfare," with the great railroad
scene, were reproduced last evening. Mr..
Harkins as George Venddle, Ben DeBar as
Joey LCdle, and Mrs. Sarah Perrin as Mar
gaerite. This evening the entertainment
will be exceedingly attractive.
Academy OF Music.
Last evening was the fourth representation
of Under the Lamp Post, or New Or
leans by Gas Light" 1t was as before,
dazzling, brilliant, and lively. The new
songs, dances, sketches, burlesques, and
extravaganzas were applauded all through.
New Opera House. sg
The fourth night of ROssiRi's opera enti-
tied " The Barber of Seville" last evening
and the representation was as agreeable as
ON anv nrevious night this season. The
first night of Offenbachs opera comic, in
four acts, entitled " OrPheus in the Internal
Regions tomorrow evening. After the
fall of the curtain the fourth Of the series OF
grand fancy dress and mask balls
German Protestant Fair.
This successful fair continues this evening
for the benefit Of the German Protestant
asylum, at Blafer's building, No. 205
Canal street.
Concert and ExhIbItiOn.
Grand concert and exhibition Of the
Young Eureka association at Turner's hall
Derbigny street, between Customhosse and
Bienville this evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21

The following parties were arraigned be-
Mary Reagan, charged bq Iewis Smith
with being aisvae IA. aud following no
honest occupation to earn s living, was
sent six months 10 the Workhouse. q
John Driscull, Charles Eesfar, William
Sand, J. P. Martin, John Harris and Hugh
Kennedy, arrested for being dangerous and
$1,000 voucher, committed six months TO
the Workhouse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21
RANkRUrToY

Parties who desire TO avail themselves Of the
benefit Of the BANKRUPT ACT can have their
schedules prepared correctly BY addressips Clerk,
care Of Republican office. fe15 l5t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21


On Wednesday ss4s,Is5 SO Of city notes
were destroyed IN presence Of certain OH
GERS a. the gas works. Fer the greater
mart of this currency new notes Of small
denomination have been issued, but $l54s-5.
liz Is of the amount was cancelled and
withdrawn entirely from circulation. The
entire floating debt Of the city will be paid
BY the first Of March. It is hoped that the
treasurer viii by that time be enabled e /
retire about half million dollars Of the
city currency, and thus lessen its volume
% that extent. II ought all to be With
drawn from circulation as speedily as pos
sible, 50 that the brokers and speeuiators
may no longer profit by depreciating the
city currency, which is now, according e
The denomination Of The notes, at diseoans
Of from six to thirteen per cent wAen Coz
vertsd into greenbaeks-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21

The New York Tribune washington car
respondent tels0raphsd on the l5thi
samhliur establishment exists IN tbs
e;tg where peois are opened about once
80. IAN ID presidential candidates. last
assvi1c Western betting men wefc ofEsFiaa
osds II ss0O.t0 4l00 that Mr.. johnson III
rsoejve the DenoeWtic nomination. Cen
a1si Hancock IA the next highest One OF
he pr0minent gamblers and pollticians eE
he country has been and is atiil p4s.sa3
hsavy Cd d1s on Child 1uilee Chase aze.Rzk
General Grant A. tha Re1ahllcan nomiaee
As the tina lor the nominating conyea.seA
dgsHs neag ne interest h tha5e pooll Eaz
elaAzes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21

who was wednesday night gagged and So
brutally misused by the burglars, is still
very low, being unable to leave his bed. His
suferings are temporary but acute. He
thinks he can identify the burglars, and his
description of one of them answers very well
for Watson. A woman passing the door
lust as the men raped describes the villains
in every particular the same as the watch:
them was the notorious thief
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21

M
n hAND DIS II 10 N.
TWO HuNpRED THOUSAND TICKETS At
oNE DoT.T,ATl rArSI grvyo !, TTNnpEn
THOUSAND PRESENTS. OR ONE
FOR EVERY TICKET WILL
POSITIVELY TAKE
Saturday, March a, 1a0s. mt Irving
r. !. eonsussss s On esw n. M1TfyA1 1TT sFNsErr
PRINCIPLE, and the falrast and most impartial
plan Of distribution get offered 70 the public Secure
present in cash 900
present IN cash. 10000
presents IN cash, each 5000. ..........-. l0Oo0
400 presents in cash each $50 ...,......,.. bo01
8 Sewing Machinss, y valued s diS a. 1890
e Grand Piano Fortss, valued at.......... L,es9
Assorted Presents, Amounting to......... 55S7s
AHwao desire Il purchase should 40 @ at once.
diatTibution. s'' I
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and ss Il PRICES Reiiabis agepts with aood refer
ences Wanted Address 4 Z. NQRhls gQ.,
UNITED STATES DI8TRICT COURT.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21

JOHN T. RARRErr. JOHN N, wIEAtANE
pARRETT ~ wXEAEANN,
wholesale and Retail DoAIsrsin
HARDWARE, STOVES, SHIP oHANDLERY
PAINTS. AND OILS.
AIarbIeized AIantela, Crates, Glass,
Round, Square, and Hoop Iron,
Copper. Tin. aad Sheet Iron Ware.
Mes. gzs and 9Js Levee street,
Near sorapuru Market, Fourth District,
non ss1 NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21
ANUS
- erMusIo-sr. oaAnlnss 8


|srasx or NJ MUsIc-sr. OHAKLEs ST
ssnday, FebrunSy ~, Aaes. :
|gsRY n .aHr AND SATURDAY NOON.
Dances, skstehes, Burissaues and Kx,
go. By an the liked Stars in the Acade-
lament, besides New Drama in one act,
ne Lamp Rosts or. New orleans
By GsalIght.
.,oIs to conclude with the
BIaeIs and Tan Rail. -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21

ron SALE ON THE POPULAR
n@ ONE HnOE FL A y, 81

nH~ Every patron obtains Watch BY this arrange
ment, costing but So while Il may be worth Sl0O0
No psrtaRlity shown. -EN
We wish to immediately dispose Of the above
named Stock, Certifeales, naming the articles are
placed in sealed envelopes, and well mixed. Holders
are entitled to the articles named on their csrtih-
cate upon the payment Of Ten Dollars, whether i be
Of any Of our certificates entities you to the article
named thereon upon payment, irrespective Of its
worth; and as no article valued less than SIC is
named on any Certificate II win ct once be seen that
this is ss5s -
NO LOTTERY, but gIRAIGHTFORWARn LEGIT
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FAHTIDIoua.
single certificate will be sent By mail post paid
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thres aud elegant premium for IS, sixiy-six and
more vasuabei premium for $40, one hundred and
most superb Watch fos SIS 10 agents or those wish
ing employment this Is 8 rars opportunity. 1t is q
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the GoysFnment. and open TO the most careful
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21

John Maddox, the cripple who is accused
of having killed John Rogers few days
ago with small knife, was yesterday morn
ing arraigned in the first district record.
eris court, aud plead not guilty. His re-
quest that a few days time be given him
for preparation and to secure witnesses
was granted II is intended TO hold an ex-
animation next Monday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21
The Loaded Revolver.

An old feud yesterday morning eliminated
in an attempt to commit murder. Giovanni
Masseni and Giovani Battefort have long
been at enmity of the iercest kind, and
coming face to face on Gaiennie street Bat
tefort drew his revolver. and fred shot at
the other one, after having waited for him
to pass. The ball was, fortunately, not well
sent, or we'll sent. as the case may be. The
assailant was at once taken into custody by
Officer Williams. He is still in prison, and
will to-day be arraigned on the charge of
attempting to commit murder.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21


The fire Wednesday night occurred on the
fair grounds. A small building, by some
unexplained reason, was on Ere, aud was
totally destroyed,
A lad whose name is supposed 20 have
been Cornelius 0iBrieu, iifteen years old,
fell into the river from his skiff Off Jackson
street, and was droWped. The body disap-
peared. 1la.l M ElaIla
We have since learned that the body was
last night found under the wharf just below
Jackson street. Itwas taken to the mouse
of his friends 64 Rousseau street. .-,.4
Thunder, lightning, and raip iast hlshe
more than was pleasant for every pedyi
Belle Memphis is a pretty name lol .
pretty, neat saloen on Poydras stfees heat
Camp. Hot and cold Ham there. aho plenty
Of the ardent when you are tlllrssy
Edward Metaye is under arTeet tQf naNlps
| by false Representation Obtained 9 cash
box from II. Escainagnell, 4l Royal street
/ lcruAed fepfesentsd that he bad been sent
/ for tine box by Nj. 4. Paenaud
fitv Surveyor Bell has about periecled an
imnr1eonsDI IL draining murhinerl that q
I ee1isidorei - possess naany excellent ideas,
N ono simple and praetleaA should Ne
I have an opporiunitg be Will doph ileaa profit
! hinsclf and the city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21

g4Hg UNDERBEGMMD HHREHH GIVE NO
ties 81 thelf Appqlutp,cqt - Asli7paaa q 4.
8pfN8 q CO cf New QfIcaus. IA The parish
81 ofisans and State of Noailiene, Wilhin
ssfa Bislriet Who have been alIg4fed hanuupis
duaE tfair own petition ll lN1 L.4IlI44 IpnE3 st
1tIs 5isS4lcf. B. HsNONIUM
II lzas ., q WtlnEA Asei9uesz
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21
AEIssIssIppi Convention,

JACKSON, Miss, February 20.--A commu-
tuition does not exist to so great an extent as
many suppose. He is making all possible
efforts to alleviate the sufferings of all
classes.
The bill of rights is still under considers
ton. Four sections were adopted to-day.
The thirteenth provides that no property
qualifications for jurors shall ever be pre-
scribed. -... -I.is-la
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21
UNITED STATES DIsTRTCF COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN Bankruptey--No. =.
IN Tzls DIsrRICF COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES
pMTRIoF oB LOUISIANA

DISTRICT oF LOUISIANA.
-- - fsa
Ia uanhFapteY.
IN THE MATTER on a. sPfRo co.
Eankrnrl4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21

HkyANA. February 19.-rhe congress pf
New Grenada assembled ct Bogota and de-
clared Santos Gutierrez president; u,
kdeioes tron Nassau 70 the 18th have
heen received A meeting Of blacks 1eo
been held, at which speeches Were mAae
ooenlg oritieisine tde government ior - ~.
i1Iabi6t7 - extrieate no colony non ~
dificuifies eense1 81 lavish expenai'nis7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21
From virginia.

ATLANTA, February 20.-ln convention to-
5sv lie report of the homestead Committee
was presented and ordered 70 bh printed.
L allows $2500 worth Of real estate and
$1,000 worth Of personal property to
BE secure from Writs OF exeoutiohs. u was
made the special order for Monday next
General Ruger, provisional governor, and
Georgia. visited the convention to-day.
recess Of fifteen minutes was taken TO pas
them the customary compliments.
eKvlNNkH, February 20-James mellow
an. colleetnr Of the state tax, was arrested
to-day by the military, MT, McGoEan re
fuses to 1--WE up the records or money.
rrasn NHnvanas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21

ana extfavagant measures. The whites ara
thoroughly loyal to the British crown. but
Y uneasy m regard to the negroes. General
ransom opened the colonial legislature.
ehee he presented some statistics ofreceipts
ano ss expenditures, and then left the leeisla-
suIe 70 take the initiative in providing
~ asufes Of retrenchment. Extensive agri.
SulstsiAi pro ects, from which much Was ex-
peSsea, '..gs nave proved a failure The sponge.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-21

OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of THE UNITED STATES

OFFIcIAL I0URNa OF THE gTY Of NEW ORLEANs