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Boots and Shoes.
MADE OF THE BEST MATERIAL,
w and in . substantial and workman IKE manner,
made to order, 1t
HENRY E16RICH6 SHOP,
Two Doors South Of PIumner,s Druestore,
On South Pearl Street,
Where he respectfully invites the citizens of Rich
mond and vicinity to give him . call and share Of
patronage-beng sure, from the good quality OF his
work and the general satisfaction given heretofore
that all will be well pleased with his manufacture
E1-A good supply Of BOOTS and SHOES,
made at his establishment, hand which he il sci
ling at very low rates for Cash. N#a
EDRepairing done 1t short noties. s 8 ~
II. ENRICH.
Richmond, May %, 1868. l2H
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other generals instead of eclpsing his
own gives it additional luster. It is this
sureness of judgement which sees pre-
cisely what are the objects that justify
the utmost stretch of persistence it is
this ability to take in the whole field of
view in just perspective and due subor-
dination of parts, that is the mark of
superior mind. Gen. Grant has taken
out of the hands Of all critics the ques-
ton whether it belongs to him. He has
won his greatest triumph over the most
skilful and accomplished General on the
other side; over o General who foiled
him long enough to prove his great
mastery Of the art of war; and the
completeness of whose defeat is testi-
mony to Grants genius such as victo-
ry over any other General of the Con-
federcy, or even an earlier victory over
Lee himself, could not have given. APP.
ply to Gen. Grant what test you will
measure him by the magnitude of the
obstacle he has surmounted, by the value
of the position he hts gained, by the
fame of the antagonist over whom he
has triumphcd, by the achievements of
his most illustrious CO. workers, by the
sureness with which he directs his in-
domitable energy to the vital point
~hieh IL the key Of vast Asld Of opera.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-23
J.P. Van Bergen Va. waTord.


Is THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
for T. Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana
sued by the above named Court in the above en-.
tted suit, and received by the FIR day
possession and viii expose for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, on TUESDAY, the
house az Franklin, in the parish Of st. Mary Louis-
ana at the hour Of I'D twelve O'Clock, noon, the
GRThIPSu T RRsqHG59'S OF LAND established
as sugar plantation, situated in the parish OF ST.
Mary, LOUISIANA fronting on the Bayou Busuf and
the Bayou Shatfer containing about twelve hu dred
acres, more or less, and known theWahord Plant
the Messrs. Vincent, on the north BY Bayou Bpuf
and on the west by Bayou ShaffeF together with a
all the appurtenanees and implements Of husbandry
| live stock, etc. thereunto belonging or in any
Z A p66ERiAIN TRACT OF LAND or sugar
plantation, situated in the parish Of ST. Mary, Louis.
| east by sad bayou, west by public lands south by
lands OF Barker Dozy, and by lands of Thomas
seven acres, and being lots two, three, four aud
seven OF section tWenty-three, in township sixteen,
south range twelve east, southeastern district OF
ALSO ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND. situated
and onetenth acres, bounded east by said bayou,
nortl by lands Of Barker Dozy, las Supposed south
section twentysiX, same township and range, to,
gether With al the buildings and improvements on
SAID tract OF land and all the appurtenanCes thereto
0ERTAiS + TRRPGF ''t oR PARCEL OF
VI
on the northeast side of the Bayou Bout fronting
twenty arpents on said bayou by a depth Of forty
arpents containing eight hundred arpents, equal to
six hundred ard seventy acres; said tract Of
land being situated in township sixteen south range
thirteen east southeastern district, and bounded
below by the lands of Jared Y. Sanders, and above
by the lands Of Tarleton together with all ths build
ings and improvements thereon, as well as all the
stock appurtenances, and implements OF husbaudry
| thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining,
viz:
On Tract dwelling House and Outbuldngs,
four Cabins, Sugar House and Machinery, one
| stable and Cornorib, Blacksmith Shop Draining
Machine, two Mules, two Harrows, two sets Mule
Harness. two Spades, one AK, eight Flows, and
about fifteen acres of Cane planted.
On Tract 2-DWelliDg House and Outbuidings
four Cabins Cane Mill, aud four Sugar Kettles
Seized Gb07e stated to satisfy the plaintiff s.
j. P. Van Bergen's-claim Of ten thousand one
hundred dollars with interest, and all costs as per
judgment
Terms Of Sale-Cash at time of adjudication in
United States Treasury notes; costs Of deed inter
nal revenue stamps, record, etc, at expense Of
purchaser.
United States MarshalA Office, New Orleans,
Ed. HEBRON. U. s. Marshal,
District OF Louisiana.
No. 6s3-apll IS 81 my29 Il
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Margaret X. Deas, Widow, etc, vs. Mrs.
Q. ID. MOncure and ais, Children and Heirs Of
Henry Doyal Deceased.
In THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
i for the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana,
Ne. 37s8-By virtue Of 8 writ OF heri facias issued
the above entitled and numbered suit, and re.
ceived by me on the sixth March, 1865, have
seized and taken into my possession, and will ex
pose for sale at public auction 10 the highest bidder
on MONDAY, the fourth day Of May, 1855, az the
hour Of twelve O'Clock noon, at the door Of the
courthouse of the parish Of Ascension, in Donald
sonvile, Louisiana, the following described property
4 CERTAIN PLANTATION, situated on the left
bank of and fronting the Mississippi river in the
parish of Ascension in this state, formerly known
the Hard Times, but now known as the SOUTH
wood" plantation and bounded on the upper line by
the line Of the parish OF Iberyie, and the lower
lotsou, and measures about tWenty-sight and half
arpents front on the Mississippi river by eighty
arpents in depth between diyerEing lines, with the
opening thereto belonging; together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon, as well as all
the cattle, live stock implements Of husbandry etc.
of whatsoever kind or nature thereon or therenuto
belonging; twenty three Mules, four G Arts thirty
Corn in barrels -.
Seized to satisfy, as far as may be. tie plaintiffs
claim herein, viz; Five Thousand four hundred dol
lars, together with interest and all costs IS per Iud
ment
Terms-Oash at time of adjudication, in United
States Treasury notes; act Of sale RECORDS aaa
Internal Revenue stamps a. expense q pureaAser'
United states MarshAls Onice, New Orleans,
~ W. f, j. HEBRON, U. S. Marshal
For the District Of Louisiana
No. e5O-apl GINS 25 my2
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PROPOSALS.


OFFICE GRIEF COAISnsSARY SUBSISTENCE, J
Fifth Military District,
New Orleans, La. April II. 1868 }
g EALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE ARE
y invited till the tSentg ninth day of April, 1853
for furnishing the United States Subsistence De-
partmeut with the following Stores, VIZ:
1000 pounds OF the best siARD BREAD put mp in
barrels and head-lined; the price per pound
to be stated, and samples furnished with the
bid.
1000 barrels Of FLOUR, equal to the Government
standard,
600 barrels Of kiln. dried CORN MEAL of the best
quality; samples to be furnished, the price
per pound to be stated. Tue Meal to be put
up in good new barrels, head lined.
80 COG pounds of the best RIO COFFEE, in sacks
net weight Of Coffee only to be eonsid.
cred, Price per pound to be stated, and
1000 pounds Of CoRDOYA COFFEE, of the best
quality price per pound TO be stated, and
samples furnished. This coffee may be in
mats, sacks, or barrels
SO barrels OF the best MESS PORK,
1000 pounds oanYased HAMS put up in tierces;
samples to be furnished
The above articles to be of the very best quality
and put mp in superior packages End TO Be delivered
at the AnchOr Press ia 1his city within twenty dAys
after the opening of the bids,
No bids will be received from parties who have
heretofore failed to comply with their engagements
with Any branch Of the government.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will also be received
at the same time, for purchasing such SHEBP
on Lane Tor sale the price per pound VIII be stated
Proposals 70 be addressed to the undersigned, and
A. BECKWITH,
ap2l 81 Brsyet Mai Gen. aud @. s., L. s. A.
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SHERIFF'S SALES
Julius BaTbaroux vs.. Thomas II. Bon,
90.

Julius BarbarOux vs.. Thomas II. BOdley
90.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
facias to me directed by the HonnrabIs ~
Fourth District Court Of New Orleans, il the Sbove
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public Aue
ton, 81 the Merchants and Auctionesrs ETchange
Royal street, between Canal and CustomhsuSe
streets, in the Second District Of this oity. on
FRIDAY the twenty fourth day OF April 1858 At II
o'clock NJ, the following described property VIZ:
each other, together with allfhe buildings and i'm,
provements thereon and sill the rights ways servi.
tudes, privileges, and aDpurtenances thereunto be.
longing, or in any wise appertsinng, situated in the
New tBubOurg MaFlgnys Third District OF this city,
in the square bounded By Bagatele, Girod. Urqu
mart, and Union streets. Which said lots measure
each, in American measure, thIrty-one feet eleven
inches and iive lines front on Bagstee street, By
one hundred and tWenfy-ssgan feet ten inches and
nge lines depth, between equal and parallel lines.
Mhlen sad lots Of ground compose together the
Original lot No. 2o3 of square No Is, and were ac-
CURED by defendant, Thomas b. Badley, by pur-
cnase from William Augustus Chambers, Of this
glty, by act before Edward Barnett Notary Public
IN r tils guy OF date February Is, 1882
Ierms-This being the second and last suction
the sald property Will be definitely adjudcatsd to
the hlghest and last bidder for what 70 will bring at
WE'VE months eTedltthe purchaser furnishing bond
with good and solvent security bearing tive per
cent interest per annum from date and speeial
mortgage on the property sold until final payIpeut
SAID purchaser shall have to deduct and nav In cash
the amount Of printing, sheriff S aud clerk ! fees
sayabout $50, and furthermore the state parish
and municipal taxes, the amount OF Witch is not
yet ascsrtainsd GEO, W AVERY
APT 1924 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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PROPOSALS. FOR CTsTERNs,
OFFICE CHEF QUARTERyIAsTER

OFFICE CHEF QUARTER'rAsTEB, }
Fifth Military District
New Orleans, La, April II, 1863.
GEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
- Will be received at this Office until u NJ,
sATURDAE, the twenty fifth instant for furnish
ing and erecting at Fort Pike, Louisiana, within
twenty % days from date of acceptance OF proposal
Six t5l Cypress CISTERNS.
Specifications can be seen at this ONCE.
Bids will be opened at time above stated and bid.
deFs are invited to be present.
The United States reserves the right to reject any
all bids.
Proposals must De lndorsed proposals Tor Us
terms" and addressed to the undersigned
CHAS. ii. TOMPKINS,
Brevet Bcigadisr General and Chief Q. NJ,
ap-2it Fifth Military District.
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EsrATE on JOIN REaAN.

USITED STATES M4RsHAI.s oFFIcE, D
District OF louisiana Z
New Orleans, April q, 1868.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
/ twenty-second day Of April. A. d. To. WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was Issued against tho
estate Of JOHN REGAN, Of Ringgpid, in h g
parish Of Bienyile and State OF Louisi.
ana, who Was adjndged a bankrupt on
his own petition; that the payment Of any
debts, and delivery Of any property belonging to
such hanarupt, to hhn Or for hia use, and the
law that meeting q the creditors Of the said bau
rnpt to prove their aeb1s and to choose move
Bankruptcy "a be holden at No - 81 Charles street.
in the city OF New Orleans, Louisiana, before Don
A. PGrdsei Registar on the tws ntytrst day Of Mag,
II j. HERON. y. s. MarsliAt
No. 70a--sp29 my2i District 81 Louisiana.
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PROPOsALs F0R LUWRER AND
SHIN GILES.
OFFICE OHIEF QuAnrFRafAsrER.
Fifth AHti5layy Fl5eftict

OFFICE QHEF QuARrERsfAsrFR !
Fifth Military District, \
...v.- Rev Drlsnus, La, April Is, lass J
GEALhD. PROPOSALS ARE INVITED
~ ana will ba received at this Office until u NJ.
THURSDAY. the tNenty-third instant. for
the delivery n this city within twenty days from
date OF Heee ptaaae ol pre pesai 81
$1,000 feet pine 30 HBe 1 ineh thick
6.Ql0 feet pine BOARDS i i6oh thick
% 600 ieet geiioW pine S0AETLlHtl, 3Hi
eele feet gslloT pine SUAEIflth(t, gxS.
500 teei yellow pine es9ANTLING, 2x3
Ia feet oak suANTLTNt4 7s5
inch thick
500 feet dressed gEfLfsG.
loo1 feet dressed FLOO aIHf5
ll5eQ0 Cypress SHINGLES, la inches
h1neer to De 81 tie hsst qualify Ct yalloa pine
Bids viii % openeo 81 time above named and BID.
defs are invited 70 be Yzassei 6 ~ q 20
IPe United States rsassrss ne right 70 reject any
Pr0pasais musg be inds7ssd . Proprsals for Ium
hss and ShinglsS.@ zae aadnessal 70 fhe ardsr.
HSne4 OhAA, Il. ICMPkIhS.
hreges Brig. Geas and QhiFl QnaFtermhster.
epiF4t Filth AilitArg DttFlak.
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EsrATE oE AgNER b. a. HARRIsr.
UNITED STATES AfAnsHAu'g OFFRgE. ]
District Of louisiana

- 81 UNITED STATES AfAasHAEig OEFRgI..
district Of Louisiana, :
~ Monroe, LIE, April l. 1873
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE Thar ON TlIE
il segentsenth day Of March, a. ID. 1853 q
WARRANT IN ANkRupTSTY was issued against
tho estate Of AbHE4 D. A. HARRIET, IN the par.
ism Of Olaih1Eae and STATE Of Louisiana, VIVA has
been adiudged oaneFupt ol MS osn petiti0ni that
the payment OF any aebts and delivery Of E1l prqp
efty belonging 70 eueh oankrapt TO him o. tor hil
nses ana the trArzfar e any prCgefig ~ hin. ~
toEciedan ~ iazi tat msetiEG Of the
the said bankrupt 70 prove thsr debts ana . eoqe
Qe o. nze aasglzaes Of his essatos VII ~ helu ~
CcCrt Of GaHEfnpecy, to b hoidsN a. me o14ca ~
W. j. @ Baker. il 4hs tawn Of fonroe, parish ~
OuRchlla. hsfoes W. 3 q R8kert Register, "a TIE
NJ. u, j. HERHON, u. 5. MArahai.
Per n. n. CRAZY, Deputy, ~ Messenger
No. eiS-Rpf m36
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United STATES nEsrR1CT CoURT.
DrsraIcT Of LOUISIANA.


IN THE MATTER or A. D. soMr1.A, BANK.
fap4.
WHEREAs A. j. G0s7ItA. m THE pan
w lab q Orleans sud district aforesaid duiy
declared 6enkEept. endef TIE act Of Congress Of
ton pray ing for disehaFss aad esrtifcats theroof
from Az bis asbts and ethsr claims pfOg1bls under
ssid Aot--a II =
Notice e thefsgoss siyoa = ~ creditors Who have
proved tneis depss $40 . al othsr psrs0na IN in
tersst th4t the thistesh day Of Apti ISIS ct N Al.
NJ Il asaiEneq Tor te hearing Of tie s6ne and that
they may snea Ssa tiers eza5n1 ahd sheW cause, II
AZ t11eg asse VIZ tss h2aFeE 81 the aid DSEtl9n
Clerk s0dies, New Orleans. AnRil l. 1885,
APs5A x L0GWs Deputy Clark,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-23
POLITIOAL NOTICES,

At n Meeting of the Sixth Ward Club. held on
the twenty second instant motion was made and
carried to hold election on the TwENTY.NINTH
INSTANT for Delegate to the State Nom mating
Convention of the Radical Republican party which
is 70 asssmb e at New Orleans on - instant to
nominate Delegates to the Chicago Convention
The following nominations we're then made: Al
fred Young, Captain William George.
By order Of the Presidentl
Ap2s ED qJNCHANT Ssoretarv
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By ORDER OF E. F. NORTON, Esq. Assignee.

BY ORDER OF Z. F. NORTON, ESQ Assignee.
DY &. E. GIRARDEY e. co. AUCTION
ID eers-Utice No. II Exchange Place-On SATUR.
DAY, May 9, 1863 at u O'Clock NJ, at the Auction
eors Exchange, on hOyal street between Canal and
Oustomhouse streets, will be sold at public auction
for account Of the estate OF Jacob Barker bankrupt
-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth bis
trict of this city, in the square bounded by st.
Charles, Carondelet St. Andrew, and Josephine
streets, designated as Mes. !, 2, 3, and SO. No.
measures u feet inches front ST. Charles street
by 10 feet deep, and is known No 500 st. Charles
street. No. Enclosures 10 feet inch front on st.
Charles street by 100 feet deep and is known No J
st Charles street. No measures 10 feet in chss
known as No. sos st. Charles street.
The Improvements on these lots comprise a row OF
two-story frame buildings retired from the street
with front and rear galleries and tyyostOry kitchens
attached, each house having some eight rooms
pantry cabinet and cistern. There is a common al
ley between lots two and three Lot No. has a GOV
cred drain leading from the with the right OF
known as Nos. SOS, 5OT and SOC St. Charles street.
Lot No: 80 measures IS feet inches and lines
front on Josephine street by Isl feet inches and
lines deep the line toward st. Charles street, and
$50 feet III inches and lines deep the line toward
Oarondelet street. The Improvements comprise d
two story frame house. with gallery in front, rooms
below and rooms above 2 cistens. wood and coal
shed etc This lot is sold subject the serytude
a drain and tOOtWay road for the occupants of the
house No 500 st. Charles street lot No /,
Terms of Sals-Uash in United States Treasury
notes; purchasers further to assume payment of all
taxes for the year 1868,
Acts Of sale and United States revenue stamps at
the expense Of the purchasers before NJ. Gernon,
tary public. apis
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U. S. MARSHAL's SALES,

j. III. Harper ct ais. vs.. steamer WenOna
Her Tackle, Appsre. etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COTTRT
L for the District Of Louisiaua-No. 9Og3-By viz
tue OF writ Of vendltOni expOnas to directed N
the above entitled suit will proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, on MONDAY, the fourth day d
May, 1858, at twelve az o'clock NJ. at entrance To
UQstomhOuse building Old Leyee street.
The steamboat WENONA, her Tackle ApDarel
etc, as she now lies in the river al a lgiers near
Canal street ferry landing.
o. Iermiss-Oash at time Of adjudication in United
States Treasury notes
United States MarshaI's OHice New Orlaans
tWenty-second day OF April, 1858
No. 7Os-ap2325 . ny2
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PROPOsALs FOR LUMBEM.

OFFICE Grief QUARTERsfAsTER, !
Fifth Military District, !
New Orleans La, April % 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
\. Will be received at this office until IL NJ. MON
DAY, the twenty seventh instant for furnishing
the Quartermastsr's Department in this city within
twenty-five t25l days from date Of acceptance of
proposal with
t0Oj feet yellow Pine BOARDS, l inch thick, 70
fee. long.
1000 feet yellow Pine FLOORING, l inch thick.
1895 feet Yellow Pine LUMBER, in accordance with
specifications on file in this office,
Bids will be opened at time above stated, and
bidders invited to be present.
or all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Lum
her, and addressed to the undersigned,
CHAS. H. TUAIPKINS,
Breyet Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
apps A. Fifth Military District.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-23

ARREST OF HUSBAND AND WIFE.-Specials
Dumas and Madden yesterday arrested Mr..
Rnd Mrs. Goland on charge of having
stolen property in their possession know
ingly. A short time ago the place of u. Ep-
stein was robbed Of some valuable laces and
other goods. The officers discovered por.
tion of the fine laces in possession of the
accused, who assert that they purchased
them for seventeen dollars though valued
at $500.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-23

NEW ORLEANS, January Is, 1865,
To the Honorable the Common Council Of the City
TAE UNDERSIGNED, PROPERTY HOLDERS
on Peters and Clay streets, Second district Of
this city respectfully beg to represen the necessity
of sidewalks on the aboye-named Streets from Cont
to Customhouse street., and pray that your honOra
BILE body will pass ordinance authorizing and
compelling the property holders to have the said
sidewalks laid at once.
We also further beg to represent the propriety Of
the city having Clay street graded and macadamiz ed
from Cont to OustomhOuse street, at its ex-
pense, in the same manner as il has been done from
Cont to 1t. Louis street we believe that the ben
eiits extended to one more should be extended to
all the street, and in this view we solicit
your honorable body to instruct the City Surveyor to
proceed IN the grading and macadamizing Of Clay
street, from Cont to CustomhOuse street.
And as in duty bound ne will ever pray.
WILLIAM II. VREDENBURG. per William II.
Vredenburg Jr Is feet Peters street, 100 feet
JE AS PETIT 2oa feet on Clay street. 2O2 on Peters
street.
j, AvET, 200 feet on Clay street, lro on Peters
street.
A. D. GRIEFF. 50 feet OF Clay street.
h. J. BERKENY, 81 feet on Clay street.
A, IONA, 25 feet on Clay street
FELIX LABATUT, 50 feet on Clay street. 30 on
Peters street.
A II. DMEZA, 50 feet on Clay street.
j. A. LAVILLEBAUNE, p feet on Clay street, Is
on Peters street.
A JACQUEF- per pro A. Becket. 30 feet on Clay
street, so on Peters street.
Total number Of feet in square l22i totai number
Of feet in petition lI5i. apis sw
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M Country, Parishes Of EoHtsians,
.nsion-DonaIdson p i. Valfroit. Tu.
postohice-milton Morris.
,nStion -Napoleonville-0. Il. Hampstead
elnass s.eNEtyergreen-GeueraI Henry W. Fuller.
gss;IIlse-Rinegold--s. HaTWitchell.
,a'r.-Benton--John Pearce.
ae-shreg eport-Beuiamin McIssran-O. O
nn.sB-Fsirview LAndins-J. H. Landers
'.ssii-lope nhagen--Richard b. EdgeROrth.
F..ii-Isks Providenoe-George o. Benbam.
.SSarae -Minden--L. W. Baker-A. j. Dyke
"JMansfeid-5. Snyder.
Bston Rouse-Baton Ronge-Louis FrapGois,
Sf FssliSianA--c lintoa-John Richard
l,tjiu-Ourtis Pollard.
vaiis-5ayou Gouls-P. G. Deslonds-Plaque-
Vernon.-G. ". Fe, Euson.
rsou-Csrrollton-R. g, Gardner.
sstte-V millionville-Fortune Riard.
ssrohe---T hibOdauz-'D. II. Reese William
A.stop- Ponchatoula-Clar White.
ebouse- bastrop, +. + Buckingham.
hitoches = Natohitoehes, Charles Leroy and
lTTs NJ raab sejour-D. A. Tnibaut-Ruras
ETeut-W. A. hrai1ard.
&ie Cou se--HeGmltage-hmtie Bonnetoi.
isss-A lezandria--Geo. n. bearing, Jr.-Ceo.
s-Manny-Dr. j. B. Lewis.
Harles-Pstsr Harper.
sIeienA-Amite City--William Butler.
--oonyent-Napoieon Underwood-Can-
ifs,ndiEy-op eiousss--M. Vidal, August Do
lsrtin-St Martinsville-S L. Snaer.
Mary ranklin--A- j. Demarest-Jennert
!. ~ IA any oyington-Johu HutohnisOn-
.ss'lSt. ,Ioseph-Capt N. r. Steele-Caot. A,
sbonue -Houma-F Marie-u. Dupart.
N Baton Rouge-Lobdells Store-Theodore
4 Fslicana-St. Francisvills-J. P. NegshAm.
Texas.
Hain--Ridze PRsehal.
"A Intonio-W. w Gamble.
h5gile-George r. Stubbleheld.
Mississippi.
N,Aeg--Hon. j. g. Harris.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-23

About six hundred regular atidsvits have
been made by men who were wrongly pre-.
vented exercising their right to vote on
the seventeenth and eighteenth instant. In
some Of them there is written very strong
language. Several hundred more will be
made to-day and tomorrow. These aft.
daVits show cases of arrest and false i'm.
prisonment OF old residents, abuse and out
rage by commissioners, deputy sheriHs, and
police, incarceration in vile cells for four
days, and their release by certain Re.
corder only after promising to go home,
and drop the matter, and say no more about
it to any one