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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24

OFFICE CBrEF QUARrERaAsrER, D
Department OF Louisiana,
New Orleans, La, September l6 1863 \
SEALED PROPOSALS. ARE INVITED AND
- will be received at tins office until II NJ, MON
pay, the twenty eighth day OF September, 1858 for
the construction Of
small Wooden HOUSES:
One at National Oemeter at Baton Rouge La,
and one at Port Hudson La.
Plans and specifications be seen at this Office,
and at office OF Acting Assistant Quartermastsr at
Baton Rouge, La. ~
The abili Of the bidder to fulfill his agreement
must be proved to the satisfaction Of this depart
ment. -
No bids win be entertained from any parties who
nave hitherto failed in their engagements with the
Government.
Bids will De opened at the time above named and
bidders are invited to be present.
The United States the right to reject any
or all bids
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals torWood
Houses, ;" and addressed to the undersigned.
BY order of the Quartermaster General u. S. A
OdAS. II TOMPKINS,
Brsvet Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster.
SELF st. Department of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24

PRovocATIoN. There is no more cow
ardly act than to shoot from the galleries
or windows of houses upon unarmed men
while they are marching the streets in pro-
cession. The provocation is great TO COM
init excuses in return by the destruction
of or application Of the torch to the build
ings from which such firing is done. The
Republican party believesin government
of laws, and is content to look to the laws
alone for protection and redress. What
ever outrages they may be subjected to in
the future, as in the past, the Marshals and
other officers Of Republican clubs will
cousel forbearance, moderation and pa
thence. An appeal to the laws for the
punishment of offenders, and the redress Of
grievances will be their first, last and only
resort
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24
Communicated.

IEDIToR OF THE REPuBLIcAN-O Sunday,
telfth instant, near Jeneret, in st. Mary
briehi two colored men, one Republican,
K other Democrat, were debating poll
I. A dispute and quarrel arose between
I'm. The Democrat struck the Repub-
ban three times with stick. The Re-
Sblican drew sword from his cane and
buck at the Democrat, who warded of
( blow, and went and informed some
AAite Democrats close by. The Repub-
an, seeing the white men coming in d
etile manner, got into skif and started
Egpss the Teche. The Democrats com
haced shooting at him. r5a
Just as he got to the bank he was seen
I hoist up one of his shoulders, as though
fe bullet had hit his shoulder. He got
hs Of the skif and started of. On Wednes.
hy, the sixteenth, he was found dead not
great distance from the skiff. II appears
at the ball had bit him below the shout
blade, and that he walked as far as be
ald, and fell and died. How long he lay
fering is not known, as he was not fount
hhl the fourth day after.
The Democrats used a very powerful anl
eetual argument to keep him from voting
Grant. As the officers there are Demo
bis, no arrests were made. The partie
Ut did the shooting are well known.
VERITAS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24

New Orleans Sentenober ish5
Notice is hereby given that the Joutroler viii nj
his office on TUESDAY September ~ 1859 at noon,
adjudcate to the lowest bidder or bidders the sbovs
contract as per suecifications
PAS LARARRE Denutv Oontrouar
- 'S'''-'
SPECIFICATIONS concerning the extension OF
by Maine Harmony cepstanes s5S NineS
Streets $500 ~
The extension of said market shall have the size
and Dimensions marked on the plan aud the new
in strict accordance to the plans and elevation made
by the Civ Suryeyor E 80 --'-'
The new tables and stalls shall he similar 70 thoss
already in use The new arRnp shall he of The basi
North river blue flags, we laid in a bed Of eood
ders on ths street ana Me- sids shail he tasds ~
North river curb stones wall inintsd ana h,risd
foot below the level Of the bannuettes and aIiev -
The pump used to wash the marKets shan he re
mnved Ia fha rear slisT and cnnracted 2113h me ~
me Covering Of the vo wells shsll he mazda nnova
AHA and la,d dush with tha ma = laggino
We new Building shall receive f6ree coats Of tbs
best oil paints and the Old work oniy two OF III,
The roof and cutters of the old market shall be
Thoroughly repaired - = - 80. '- $3.50 -
The old niasterino shau he also yanairad when
aver wanted
A new bAnquette with curb stones and wooden
the present ma,at snS al az az as ts linz
al the said CITY nronertv
The VII Ne wotk sSaii he made of the best mate
rails and IN the bsst workmanike manner, and un.
The work snail begin FEN DAYS after the approval
OF the adjudication By the Common Council, and
Of 1--WE dollars Der day for each and every daS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24
rar,.h Of e. Charles.

There was a grand Republican rally at
4 courthouse of St. Charles parish on
|aday. Speeches were made By Mr.. Gar
her Of Jefferson, Carr Of Orleans, Judge
|sgg and Mr.. Harper, Of st. Charles and
l!Governor Hahn. The utmost enthu-
um and good feeling prevailed, and there
s every indication that the parish would
|la Grant majority Of over thousand
|s|es.
Delegates were elected to the Congress
',sl Convention who are il favor of the
.smlnation OF ex-Govern or Hahn.
There will be'another grand rally Of tht
spubiicans Of st. Charles on next Sun
D. VA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24
PROPOSALS FOK LUMBER.

OFFICE CHIEF QuARTERMAsrEa.
Department of Louisiana
New Orleans, La, September 49, lf6a
SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
H2,Wi pe received 81 this office until two P. NJ
FRIDAY, the twenty-bfth day of Septennber 1873
for the delivery ct Fort Pike, Louisia ma, Of
~ elbow Pine FENDER, 40 feet long L
inches in diameter at large end.
n,OOO feet y elbow Pine LUMBER by 70 81 fact
long. - - - w.
Immediate delivery will be required.
Ihe usn1 terms OF advertising apply in this cs 81
Proposals must be Endorsed "Pronosas for Lum
Der at Fort Pike. louisiana, and addressed to tht
undersigned. - ~
By command of Brevet Brigsdier General Rous.
seau.
CHARLES II. ToMPKINS.
Breyet Brigsder General and Chief Ouartermaster
sels Of Department of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24
PROPOSALS. FOK FENCE
OFFICE oEEv QuAnTzHxAsrEa,

OFFICE OEIEF QUARTKRXAsTrn
Department. OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans. La. September = isss
CEALED PROPOSALS. ABE INVITED AMI
y will be received at this office until y hi Thurs
DAY, the twentytourth September 1858 for tho
furnishing and construction OF Iron Fsnce Around
tie Hssiaa=s Cemetery at ChsiInstts, Louisiana,
near New Orleans.l Said fence will be 1924 feet
long foundation blocks for the railing to be Of con
crete EMBEDDED two feet in the earth, Dimensions
Plans and specifications can DO seen at the ofaes
OF the Quartermaster General United states Army,
Washington, D. @. at onics Of Depot Quarter
master, New York City; at Office Of Depot Quar-
termaster, Philadephia. Pennsylvania, and at this
The ability of the bidder to fulfIl his agreement
must be guaranteed By two responsible parties.
No bids will be entertained from any party who
has hitherto failed in MS engAgemsnts with any
branch of the government.
Bids win Be opened 81 time above named and bid
ders invited 70 be present. .rflr fig7.7l7
The United States reserves the right to reject any
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for fence
at Chalmstts oemstry," and addressed to the un-
By order Of the QuArtermAster General Unitsd
States Army. sIIHAS. n. ToMPKIES,
Brevet bnEadier General and A Q. Il
seeot department of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24

ISLANDERS Sn.ENcED.-The charge has
been freely made by irresponsible parties
like Sambola and Jewell, that Hon. Hugh J.
Campbell, Senator from the Second District
in this city, is defaulter to a considerable
amount for a deficit 10 his accounts as a
County Treasurer in Iowa A deficit was
created By his abandonment of the duties
Of Treasurer to go into the field with a
regiment of volunteer infantry during the
war. But it will be seen by the following
card from his sureties that he deposited
with them, long time ago, sufficient
amount to cover the deficiency. This card
from. the Mu ca ice (Iowa) Journal ought to
silence forever the miserable ISLANDERS al
luded to:
The undersigned sureties for Major H.
J. Campbell, formerly Treasurer Of Musca-
tine county, have seen the card published
by him IN the New Orleans Times, August
l5,, lo6s, and desire to say that the state
ment of facts therein made is substantially
correct. The suit now pending has been
postponed by no fault or design Of Major
Campbell, and the undersigned have al
ways felt confident that whatever Judgment
| shall In the end be rendered will be faith.
fully met and satisfied by him. At the close
OF the war, when Mr.. Campbell was last ID
this place, he placed in our hands sum o.
money sufficient, as we have hoped, to ex-
onerate US from liability on his bond, and
| which sum we are now ready and always
have been to pay over to the county for hi:
release. We trust this may be sufficient
answer to the ISLANDERS which have been
circulated here and elsewhere against Mr.
| oeA' no,, v,r,,,,4
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nrEHEs, An1RRoaIA

~
FOR THE HAIR
I'm proved.
It is an elegant Dressing for the Hats.
It causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the scalp Chan and Healthy.
It iuvigorasss the Roots Of the Hair.
It forces the Hair and Beard to grow lzxariaatly.
It immediately stops Hair Failing Dat. s.a
1t keeps the hair from ohAusinx Color from Age
It restores Gray Hair to is Original Color.
It brings out Hair on heads that have been bald 70
years.
tits composed entirely Of simple and purely vsgsta
--.H Bile snbstancesL
It has received over sir thousand voluntary tsstiuO-
malls o. its sSasIlsnca many Of witch are from ply
ueiAns IN high ssaadiuS.
1t is sold in hAfpouad bottles. tshs name blown In
the glass; By Druggists and Dealers in Fancy Good
svssywhsFs, At One Dollar PER Bottle Wholesale b.
Den Barass o.; O p Wsis o.; sohisRsu,
ma Aos.. Esv York
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cOLLacTOR,s notice.

UNITED STATES OuszoMzoUsE.
.n.-4.l Collectors Once,
New Orleans, September Il lisa
THE FOLLOWING GOODS HAYING REMAIN
l. cd in warehouse unclaimed for more than one
year. or warehOussd for more than three
years will be sold al public auction, in accordance
with law and the regulations Of the Treasliry De
partment, at Warehouse No. !, Oualomhopse build
ing Customhouse street entrance. on WEDNES-
DAY, the ssssAth day q October. ls69, at 10
: '''NN : 700 UNCLAIMED sa14
case Samples, bundles Iron Ties, Iron Slab, IA
coils Rope. cask Port Vine, case Cordais. Wine
Casks. bale Corks. case Sardines, case Wine. l
case Surgical Instruments Personal Eheets Y
cases Brandy. baskets Champagne octAyss Bran
dy: g bales Leaf Tobacco. Cotton Gin. boz Gar
) . WAREHoUsED OVER THREE YEARS.
Ceases Fruits in juice, case Fruit in Brandy, -
cases Champagne IA cases Assorted Liquors, Scasea
ga sTocKDALE,
Special Deputy and Acting Collector.
sel2 Is u % q D ocl "a sei9 26 oc3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24
PROPOSALS. FOE YELLOW FINE
LUMBER

OFFICE CHIEF QUARrERMAsrER s
Department OF Louisiana
New Orleans, La, september n 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS ARE Invited AND
day September %, 1888 for furnishing this Denart
ment, at foot of st. Joseph street, in tuis city
l2I S0I feet OF Rough YELLOW PINE LUMBER
1880 feet of Dressed YELLOW PINE ITTMBER
specifications on file in this Office
advertisement. - W
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Yellow
Pine Lumber, and add 0sed to the undersiRn ed
ny command OF Brevet Major General Rousseau,
n. CHAS. h. TOMPKINS
sell Ct - - ~ @Aio'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
CITY Hail, September IL. 1863.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, September IL, 1853.
No. 10l3-New Series.
AN ORDINANCE Authorizing the Issue of City
Bondss and Providing for the Payment of the
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Common Council
of the city OF New Orleans, That the Mayor Con,
troer, Treasurer and Uhairmen of the Finance Com
ml.tses Of the Common Council be and they are
Orleans, under the act of the General Assembly en-.
sa o act to enable TIE city Of New Orleans
ties, approved September 1858, to the amount OF
ens million dGaTs h 6s not more Than ye years
centrum per annum, payable in semi-snnual cou
SEC. 3 Be it further ordained, etc. That the said
Mayor CONTROLLER and Treasurer, and Chairmen Of
the finance Committees Of the Common Council be
and they are hereby authorized and empowered to
sell at not less than par the bonds provided for in
section one OF this ordinance and to apply the
of the city in the following order, to Wit.
FirstTThe psyrolls and warrants for the payment
the police, the public schools and the monthly in.
stallmepts 81 the appropriations due the various
Second-The judgments against the city, with cost
on same. as may be designated by the Finance Com.
mittee and the City Attorney.
Third-The Controllers warrants on the Treas.
urer, beginning with those dated IN Seotember 1858
July. june, May, and 50 on to the Oldest date
SEC. 3. Be it further ordained, That one-fourth OF
the real and personal property, mot exempted by
law from taxationJ within the city of New Orleans
be used solely for the payment of the interest coup
ons, aud the final redemption Of the bonds TO BIS
issued by virtue of this ordinance; and that said
proportion OF the annual tax shall be deposited daily
collected in such bank in the city of New orleans
as may be designated by the Mayor, Controller,
Treasurer, and Chairman OF the Finance
Committees. H
SEC. A. Be it further ordained. ETC.. That the
bonds to be issued under the provisions Of this ordi
nance, be and the same hereby exempted from
all taxation by the city.
SEC s. Be it further ordained ETC., That all ordi.
nances resolutions conflicting with this ordnance
be- aud the same are hereby repealed and that this
ordinance shall take effect from and after its pas
sage. - ..-
GignGdl ALFRED KEARNE,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Signed THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved September II, 1863.
(Signedl JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOIN W.oyERALL, Secretary. sells lot
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NEwsrAFERs. MAeAKIHEs
= BOOKS. STATIONERY. EFo
A. aIMON

a. 6lMON,r
IS. .HaF1ano 0lres4 .......,..s. IS
An the CITY PAPkfiH. -
Al the Northern and Westsrn DAILTEs.
Tha leading pIOTOREALa, = go I.
the Anscsa e y s1een
Philosophy, Thrilling Narrative OF the Ulion. Re.
tlgses and the Massacre Of the Martyrs Of Lioerty,
Il Progress, eto
hubsonptions received for the AmsFisaa oonaist
history 81 tbs GFeat Rebellion by Horace Grealoy
In two large, double column octave volumes OF ele
paEaa each, Illustrated with IA PuFtxaitl EnefaV,
lzo 0aotatieass AAd 81 rSisEsnsss, Ga
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JACOB BUTLER,
SUEL FOSTER.
CHRISTIAN HERSHE

MuseATrNE, September 8, 1865.
tits honorable in the highest degree 10
Colonel Campbell that be abandoned q civil
office to resume bis services in the field, and
honorable to him that at the close Of the
war he did not shrink from the duty OF
placing in the hands of his sureties the
money to balance his accouts. The Demo
cratic way Of doing 1t would be to swindle
the county and the sureties.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24
LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY
Near Alexandria, LOulsiana.

Founded and Supported BY the State of Louisianar
closes June 50, 1869.
Faculty consists Of full corps Of abe instructor,
in al branches of Literature and Science usually
taught IN the best Colleges and Universities
Course Of study embraces Preparatory and an
Academic Department, including Literary, Sciep.
tifc, and Optional Course, special School Of Owl
Engineering and Commercial School ..-f
Torms-For all expenses except clothing, $40,
s2ol payable in advance balance In equal payments
January first and April first. a..
Cadets received at any time during the session,
and chark ed from date of entrance. Address,
au7Ily d. u. BOYD. Superinten dent Z
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24

The nomination OF j. n. Burbank as
lie Of the Board of Police Commissioners
was confirmed by the Senate yesterday.
Hon. james Graham has been nominated
as the fifth member of the Board.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24
THE CARPET-BAG.

The Steedman Guards, as they passed
Town Race street hight before last, GER
Sainly presented most forlorn appear
ace looked very much as though they
Fere going towards the last ditch. Prob
lbly our friend Steedman has told them
bat he had heard from Maine, and in
IEmuch as theirEspirits were probably de-
Iressed, his Guards thought it proper to
Earch out without brass band-not even
Idrum was heard. Well, gentlemen, it is
DO soon to abandon the music, or have
bu determined on system of retrench-
lent? .....1
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MAYoRALTT OF NEW ORLEANS, !
.H City Hall. September 10. LEES.
No. 1OI6-NeW Series


Resolved, That permission be and it is hereby
granted 70 W Thiel, for the term of five gears dat
ing from the fifteenth day Of May 1852 the sole priv
iege tof himself and his representatives assigns
OF establishing swimming school, and bath house
attached at any place along the batture the Survey
or msy select in the First Fourth Districts: Pho
voed That the cost of bathing shall not exceed ten
cents for each person bathing: And provided fur
tneT Inas the baths are adequately constructed and
conduci ed with due Difference to morals decorum
and the public safety and subject to the approval Of
be it further resolved, That in consideration Of
the general utility ct such baths said W. Thiel is
hereby granted exemption from the usual wharfage
dues while engaged in conducting said swimming
school and bathhouse. which will be from the ii.
teenth OF May to the fifteenth OF September of each
year, and then only Provided further hat the said
baths shall at no time interfere with commerce OF
nayigatioH, established hereafter to be estab.
iisneG by law and exist subject to the pleasure Of
Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
(Signe0 THOMAS MARKET.
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved September 1e 1853
(Signedl JOHN K. CONWAY Mavor
JoHN W. OVERALL, Secretary. se1s st
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DETITION...
PETITION.


NoUvELLE- ORLEANS, % Aodt 1865
A Honorable Oonseil Commun de la vile de la
Nouvelle-Orleans:
Les soussignes, propretaires les rues Peters ct
Oiay. Deuxieme District de cette vile vous infor.
ment respeotueusement quill seraiL necessaire de
consrulre des banque ties les dites rues de Iuis
"a rue Conti IL qua 10 rue de la Doaane ct vous
prient oe youioir bien passer Performance neces.
sAlre ana dobger tous les propri6taires faire les
oanquettes en- face de ieurs proprietes. -
nons croyons aussi gu IL seralt convenabls que la
yle mt empierrer Ia Clay de Ia rue Cont ID rue
oe "a Ooua,ne. q ses propres depens ct de Ia meme
Louis. - 80 "
Peasant avoir droit aux memes avautaees oui ont
etc faits d'autres proprietaires sur IA meme me
nous voos prions dantoriser le Voyer de Ia vile
ialre emplerrer La rue Clay de Ia CONT la rue de
WIN; Ii. vREDENBURG par WIN, H, vreden,
burg Jr.. % pieds sur la Peters, 100 pieds sur Ia
JEAN PETIT, 2O2 pieds sur la rue Clay, 2o2 Dieds
J.. AvET, 2OOpsds sur la rue Clay, LOO pieds sur Ia
A. p. GRIEFF. so pieds sur la rue Clay.
q. j. BhRkENY, 50 pieds sur Ia rue Civ
q. AuNA, 70 pleds sur IN rus Clay.
FELIX LABATUT, so pieds sur Ia rue CLAY, SC
pieds sur Is rne Peters - 4'' -
A. n. D. MEZA. 80 pieds sur Ia rue CLAW
d. A. IAVILLEBEUVE, % pieds sur Ia rue Clay
p pieds sur Is rue Peters. -
"A. JACQUET, par procuration de A Beckat. 81
pleds sur Ia rue CLAY, 90 pieds sur Ia rue Peters
Nombre total de pteds dams Pilet 1924; nombre d,
pleds appartenant aux petitionnaires ll54. SEN
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MAEoRALrY OF Nav ORLEANS,
City Hall, August 81. 1859.

MATOnALTY OF Nav ORLEANs, /
City Hall, August 81, 1853
mo. 1002-New Series
Resolved, That the Controller be and he is hereby
authorized, after ten days notice in the official
Journal to adludicate to the lowest bidder or bid
ders, contract for the extension Of Ninth Street
Market" the work TO be done in strict accordance
with plans and specifications file in the Office Of
the City Surveyor.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board of Aldermen.
(Signe6 ALFRED KEARNH,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved August 81 1853.
tsigned JOHN R. CONWAY,
true copy: Mayor.
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FsahassNa
OFFICIAL NOTICES. NOTICES.


>NEAAAVSs'. urn --.-.....sr-.fE
3qua ~ NEW ORLEANS. August IS 1sss
Io the Honorable the Common Council of ths
'Clty OF New Orleans: +. ~
nj ne undersigned property holders on Peters and
ay streets Second District Of this yl respectfully
w 70 represent the necessity of Bide~aks the
ADoye named streets from Cont to Customhouse
streeI ana pray that your honorable body viii pass
~ otuinanee authorizing and compelling the prop
cry noioers 70 nave the said sidewalks LAID at once
Al. - iutther beg 70 represent the proprety of
me cY nAVing Clay street graded and mac sdamized
iLom Oonti 70 Onstomhouse street. at its own ex-
Rense IN the same manner Is IL has been done from
Cont 70 st Louis street. believe that the bens-
nns extenoeo 70 one or more should be extended to
All on the same street. and in this view we solicit
your body to instruct the City Surveyor to
proceeq IN the grading and macadamiziuR Of Olay
street from Cont to Customhouse street
10 And as in duty bound we will ever pray ft5r
WILLIAM II. VREOnNBURl. per William III
tsreden burg Or. Is feet on Peters street, and 100
JEAN PETIT 2O2 fseton CLAY street. 2o2 on Pc
:, :: AvET. 600 feet on Clay street, 100 on Peters
A D. GRIEF, 50 feet on Clay street.
y. j; BERKENY, so feet on CLAY street
q; nDNA Is feet on Clay street. f-s.f
Peters street - ~s 0'' - Va
A. e. D'MEzA, 80 feet on CLAY street. a., sszt5
Is on Peters street. - - - 49, -
A.JACQUEF, per pro A. Beckett, 50 feet GA Clay
street, 81 on Peters street. - r,- -s
ota number of feet in square, l224 total number
OF ieet in petition, 1l54, ...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24

The Empire Grant Club will meet at Ne
,anics Institute tomorrow evening at
Ben o'clock. General Flood and other
ltaters will address the club. Repub-
tlnz generally are invited to attend.
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prLIs or ExCnANoE. PaOMIs

~ Notes Bills Of L&dinR. DrAg RsosiptA. Banh
Ohsoka and Ill kinds Of ooumsroiAl Printing neatly
szssuasd attAs Republican ones. No u 81. ohAEiss
stFssG
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OFFICE OF THE RECORDER
OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS,

- st. Anthony's Alley, near the sheriff.
Once,
Between ChArtres and Royal strsetsA
The public are hereby notified that according TO
the provisions of an act provd for the registering
Of births and DEATHS tbs birth of every child born in
the city and parish OF Orleans both sides Of the
river ssssippi, must be duly registered in the
above ONCE. The declaration for registry must be
made by the father or IN that is impracticable
by person present. at the birth. Every per-
son negAseting to comply with said act is liable to
penalty not exceeding ten less than i've dollars
The above mentioned Law will be strictly enforced.
L. PESSOU
auls 6m Recorder of Births and Deaths