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mocraey. If men vote in accordance with
the dictates of Judgment, after weighing
matters carefully, we have no fear of the
result. October and November viii wit
ness the grandest triumph of civil liberty,
of honesty and Democracy ever achieved
on the continent. The very stars will join
in the chorus ofjoy, as they Gid in the days
Of innocence and purity, and mankind will,
in future ages, bless the noble American
Democracy. God speed the day of such
results
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16
How The People Are SyyindIed-
Their Remedy.

1t is no wonder the people over the whole
country are demanding change. II is no
wonder that we hear daily Of Republican,
declaring that they cannot support John A.
Bingham. Development are constantly .be>
ing made of robbcries Of the public treasury
by Radical officials. Indeed, so general is
the official decentralization, that unless the
evil is promptly arrested, the Government
of the United States will BIZ, if it is not al
ready, the most corrupt in the world.
Colonel Sellen, the new Collector Of the
Revenue, at Norfork, Virginia, reports to
the Department, at Washington, that his
investigation of the books and accounts OF
his Radical predecessor. (now in the Peri
tentary,) discloses delalcation Of too hu,-
Clred and fifty thousand dollars-a full
quarter of million of dollars Of the people,,
money stolen by an official that was con.
stantly mouthing his devotion to the Radi
cal party, and to t he Congressional plan Of
reconstruction even as much Bingham.
How many such there are, who are stealing
themselves rich. the people can not tell;
watch them for it is the policy of the Ryii
cal Congress to hide from the public gaze
all such official villainr nd even when de.
ieated use atheir influence to evade justice
Freeman Clarke, the Controller of the Car.
rensy at Washington, in letter to Senator
Morgan, of New YORK, says that it can be
''clearly demonstrated that frauds and evas.
ions are piacticed to such an extent that
"the honest taxpayers are now paying
upon basis of revenue of about nmeh hun
"dred millions per dnnum, while not more
"than one-ha!f that suqa finds its way into
"the Treasury" The other half goes into
the pockets of hieOing o6icials." What says
one of the Radical leaders on this point?
"TIt saysthat'' through the unsettled cond-
"dition of a country suffering from civil
"wars, we the Republican party have de-
"veIoped more rascalty than any organiza-
"tion ever called into existence. We have
filled the Offices with thieves and their
'pockets with stealings. Men go in poor
"and come out millionaires. For one dol
lar paid to the Government from hard
learned taxes, hundreds stick to the dirty
"jtagers ofo6ic,al scoundrels." !" Such is a
faithful icture of the venality, corruption
and scoundrelism that pervades the olficia
portion of the Radical party.
What interest has the honest taxpayers
in continuing that condition of official steal>
ing2 What interest has the honest farmer,
mechanic or laborer, who holds no Office,
wants no Office, and couldn't get one il he
did, in perpetuating the power Of these
plunderers? More whatever Their interest
lies in the overthrow Of these enemies Of a
pure and cheap government. They can rot,
however, have pure and cheap govern
mems by continuing the Radical party in
power. A charge alone can remedy the
mi chief With charge comes an exalnina-
ton of books and settling of accounts.
The guilty viii be exposed, economy will be
introduced into the administration of public
affairs, the publ debt will be paid with
leyal.tcnders, and hundred OF millions Of
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EIoonand's German Tonic

Is a combination Of all The Ingredients Of the
Bilers tutLh PURE Santa Crts Rum, Orange, etc.
n is u.sd for the same diseases as The BHterS, in
cases ,ohcie sone pure aico1olfc stimulus is re-
CURED You ,oiA bear in mind utat these re'ne-
dies are entirely different from any others
adpertised for the cure Of The diseases named.
these being scientific preparations Of medicinal
attracts ,cttie The others are mere dscOctions Of
rum in some form. TIE TONIC is dscide,iIy one
Of he most pleasant and agrceable remedies erer
oG.rsd tn The public. It's taste is exquisite. u is
a pleasure TO take il, tchiie its hfeg'c'ng, eThtt-
drdting, and medicinal qtdiitfrs hare caused ii b
be k,lown a. The greatest Of all tonies
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COMMENT UNNRcEssARY.-We under
stand that Lewton, Bingham right bower,
sold the people at franklin, that this talk
about tho amount of the public dobt, was
Copperhead lies, that it was small sum
only s5oO,O0o,OOo.
Any comment upon such nonsense is un.
necessary, The people Of that township
are not so ignorant as Lcwton must have
believed them to be to repeat such silly
trash
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A GooD.DEsoRIPTToN.-A distinguished
citizen of our county, and Republican too,
very aptly described Bingham's speeches as
mere 'Diarrhea of words. No Point.
No Argument about theml That's what all
gay who hear him. How d, the people
like to be spattered with such stuff.
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ssa-A correspondent in the Belmont
Chronicle (Rad.) says that no matter how
much may be done for Mr.. Bingham, he
il never satisfied"
Bingham says this year--just this time,
Dear friends, just this time, and III never
ask anything else" But he will forget al
about that in week after the election
and if there is anything else that pays, he
will want it. He is like the leech- forev er
sucking and never satisfied.
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sA- The Republican talks about making
war on women. Does the Quartermaster
remember the namc Of an innocent woman
when the brave and ch,pabous Major Bing-
ham bounded to the scg6old. Heartless
monster, the blush Of shame should mantle
Ms cheek forever.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16

~8aThe Quartermaster does not deny the
statements made by our ''solder" Cor
espondcnt, but wants him to publish his
name, that he may be black guarded. The
soldier is too well and taveraby known to
be affected by Common scohi. His state
ments are known to be correct by many of
our citizens.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16

eeA How many Pacific Railroad Bonds
were given members Of Congress, at nom
inal price, and how many did Bingham
get2 VIII the Republican consult Bing
ham first, or will it answer on sits own
honkH st
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s9y Bingham's beastly speech at Uhrichs-
ville lost him votea in that locality.
No man having any regard for the com>
mon amenities of life should vote Tor man
90 foul ,nouthed.
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WoaTH Crying FoR.- Bingham thinks
that 50, GOO year is worth crying for. But
crying wont save Bingham. He dind MT
weep near SO much when Mrs. Surratt was
hung.
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Hollands German Bitters

is entirely vegetable, and contains
NO Iiuu0r II kR a compound of
Fluid Extracts. The Roots, Herbs,
and Rnrks from which these ex-
tracts are made are gathered la
{. rnn any. Ahthe nedl-
ri,,aI virtues A VA are extract-
ed CrOm%A ~ them by q
scfentidlc G Wsaxse5~ q II e In a { 4.
These extracts are then forwarded
to tgiis country to De used ex-
ft,ose tsitters, There IL no aIcO-
hello substance of any kind used
in com mpounding the Esttters, hence
it is tile only Bitters that can be
used in cases where aicOhOl1c
gtInnuiants are not advisable.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16

MA "The life Of the nation" has been
drawing $1,000 year from the National
Treasury for the last twelve years. The
life OF the the nation" feels we'll.
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Remember.

That the wool.growers of Harrison Coun-
~ have lost over 100000 through Bing-
ham influence. lie istbe agent of the
Eastern manufactures--at least his actions
look. that way.
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Democratic County Ticket.

FEWER BONDS AND MORE
GREE BACKS, is TIL e
DEM MOCRATIC MOTT
VOTE FOR ESTEP-FEW-
Err BONDS AND MORE
GREENBACKS.
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SeA- The ''life of the nation" is in Noble
county. lie is accompanied by a young
nan behind pair of specta cles.
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EEPIT BEFORE THE
PEOPLE.
The Public Debt Increases over
One Hundred and Fifty MIL
lion Since fhe Close of
the war.
Increase During fhe Month Of Au-
gust, 1865, $i2, or, ,SS2 80.

BY the Report of Secretary McCulloch, |
made August l, 1868, (which we publish on
our first page,l the public debt on that day |
amounted to 81, 523, 534 4S0 81. Below we
publish the report Of the Secretary made
on the lst day of September, by which it
will be seen that the public debt has in
creased during the month of August, the
enormous sum Of $l2,077 1872 80, although
during the month of August the collections
from customs is greater than in any other
month in tho year:
STATEMENT OF THE PUBLIC DEBT.
wAsHINaToN, September THE follow
ing is statement of the public debt of the
United States on the first of Sept. 1868:
DEBT BEARING GOLD INTEREST.
Five per cent bends......-...... 5 22l ,58s, 400
Six per cent bonds, 1SSl...... 2S3, ,677 300
Six per cent $40 bonds..-.... 1891 ,E6,050
S2,OO6, ,4Ol ,75O
DEBT BEARING CURRENCY INTEREST.
Three year compound inter-
| est oteS...."......"............." SlU5S0, 4ZU
Certificates at per cent....... 62, ,2O3, 900
Navy, Pension Fund at three
per cent. $4,000, 900
SS3, 500, ,410
MATURRD DEB1 NOT PREsENTRD FOR PAY
| MENT.
Three-y wear --30s, due August
Is, 1857, June and July 10,
1868. .S4,65O,0 900
COMPOUND interest notes ma
tured June 10, July l5, Au-
gust Is, October Is, add DE
cember Is, 1867. and May Is
and August /, 1858. s.............. 5,O33, 400
Bonds-Texas indemnify. 256 00C
Treasury notes-Acts of July
IL, 1861, and prior thereto. 154, III
Bonds-April Is, 1862, Janu-
Isi9 ............................. 1,25S, ,2OC
Treasury notes, March 3, 1868 555, 40:
Temporary loan .................. IA, ,92
Certificate of indebtedness. 1900
$l2,665, ,21'
DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST.
S United Stotes notes.. ........ 1856, ,02l, ,07
3 | Fractional currency ......-...... 81, ,e02,2l
Gold certificates of Deposit. 25, l6l 81
n $4l2,9S4, 81
Grand Total ..............,..... $2,607, ,94, ,2e
{ Six per cent lawful money
bonds issued to Pacific Rail
, road Companies. ............... 35,3l4,0G
] Total Observation-Disclosures. $2,6l3,256, ,2e
t AMOUNT IN TREASURY
n Coin. ....... ................,... 800, SIC, ,9(
Currency ................... ......... l5,0Il,0
S $lO7,Gu,9 81
, |
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16

ErKcToRs. STATE AT LARGE,
K0N. RVEIIS II. R8NNET,
HON. HUGH ]. JEWETT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-31

of the great interests of their city and their
families, then, and not till then will these
charred monuments cease to be marked
features of our city architecture.
Will the gentlemen of the X. W. c. of
all the councils-refect on this matter
The death yesterday by suicide of Edith
Lamaraux is a repetition of the old story of
life which the moralist may condemn,
but which the humanitarian must pity. A
ballet dancer and beauty, her brief and
brilliant day was suddenly eclipsed in the
clouds of despair and self.murder. Lowell
ness, levity, lover, laudanum.
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Q. s. MARSHALIS MONITIONS
n, HasselhOn vs. tbIp Ida Lazy, her

Oh, HasselhOh vs. ship Ida Lilly, Her
Tackle, etc
INTHE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i for the District of LOUISIANA, No. s66-In obe-
dtence to an admiralty warrant to me directed in
the above entitled suit have seized and taken into
my possession
Tie Snip IDA LILLY, her Tackle Apparel, etc.
now hbeled py On. Hassehuf for the causes
Court of the United States
And } do hereby cite and admonish tle owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or persona
having pretending to have any right, title OF in
terest in OF TO- the same, 70 be and appear at Dis.
tuct Court Of the United States. for the District
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans on
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof, to show cause, if any they have or can why
the said ship should NOT be con demned and be
| sold egreeahiy TO tie prayer OF iDeaut
United States MarshAl's Once, New Orleans
| twenty. ninth day OF July, 1858
No S42-iy3l aut Is
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To all to whom these Presents shall come


WHEREAS JAMES O. zUSTz. HAVING
" purchased, at sale made by the Marshal of
the United States for the District OF Louisiana the
"a tJr described property, has applied to the
CieIh o. Ihe United States Circuit Court in whose
office the deed of sale was recorded on the six
teenth day Of July 1868 for a monitor or advertise
the State OF Louisiana, entitled AN Act for the fur
sneI SsnTsnoe 81 Titles 70 purchasers at judicial
saiee approved March 10, ls34, and act relative
70 mopitons and mode Of proceeding" approved
Now, therefore know re- and all persons interested
herein are hereby cited and admonished in the
name 81 the Unite states Of America and Of the
| United States Circuit Court for the Fifth Judicial
Circuit and District Of Louisiana. and in con ormity
TO the act Ct the Il gislature of the State of Lousi-
claim IN and to the property hereinafter described,
| IN consequence Of any intormality in the order,
| cree, judgment Of the Court under which the
sale was made, for any rrrguarity illegslity in
| the appralsements or Advertisements, in time or
manner of sale, or for any defect whatsoever, to
show cause, within thirty DAYS from the day this
| monitor is first inserted in the public papers why
| mologated.
The said property was sold by the Uaited States
| Marshal for the District aforesaid on the twenty.
second day Of May 1865 by virtue OF a decree of the
above named Court rendered on the twenty seventh
| day Of pill 1866 and signed on the eighth day of
! May, 1852, in suit entitled Margaret T. Deas,
and heirs Of Henry Doyal deceased ;" No 37ss OF the
Docket the said Court at which sale Jas f. ZuntZ
| dollars $40 600, payable in twelve months from the
said day of sale, and for which, less $500 paid in
cash, as the costs OF suit, he hath given bond
| di,ioned as the law requires
Deserlpt on OF property, as given in the judicial
! conveyance viz
| A CERTAIN PLANTATION, situated on the left
bank OF and fronting on the Mississippi river, in the
parish Of Ascension in this State formerly known
| the Hard Times but now known as the 'SOuthwood'
| plantation, and bounded on the upper lin6 by the
| line of the parish Of Iberye, and on the lower by
lands now or formerly belonging to s. r. TilOtson.
and measures about twenty-eiEht and half Arpents
front on the Mississippi nyer by eighty arpents in
| depth, between diverging lines with the opening
| thereto belonging; together with all the improve
ments thereon, we'll as all the cattle, live stock
! implements of husbandry etc of whatever kind oil
nature thereon thereunto belonging, twenty three
mules, four carts thirty hve pow-, twentythousand
| new bricks and lot Of corn in barrels,
Clerks Office, New Orleans, July II, 1858.
d URBAN Clerk,
| by j. B. VISoT Deputy Clerk.
No. q77 Nv 2 an p
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POLITICAL NOTICES,

State Central Committee the Repub-
Ecan Party of Lousians.-The members are mott
fed to attend the meeting which will be held in the
Han Of the House OF representatives, on MONDAY,
August 3, at O'CLOCK p. n.
The me nbers are earnestly requested to be pune
tual as business Of importance will be brought be,
fore the Committee.
Ry orderof S. B. PACKARD. President.
WILLIAM VIeEEs, Recording Secretary.
The following members compose the State Central
Committee:
ORLEANs-Hon. o. j. Dunn, G. NJ wickiffe, L.
Pessou' NJ. A. 'southworth Captain j. H. Raynal.
Eugene Staes, P B S. Pinchbaek, Gustave Drewes
B. Joubert, Hon. William p. Kellogg
AsCEEsIOS-Milton Morris Morris Marks
AssUNPTIoS-E. G. Pintado, R. Poindexter.
AvoYEILEs-A. :. Collins, z. Leblanc
BATON ROUGE, FAsT-G. W. Reagan, E Triplett.
BATON ROUGE, WEsT-L B. jerks, Theophile
Mahier.
BIESvILLE-M. II. Twitcheu, E W Devices
BossIER-Frank Smith, John Pierce.
OADDo-W S. MIDGET, Q. @ Antoine.
CALCAsHU-H. G. Fuquhar
CALDwELL-R. B. EdEeworth, Henry Neal.
CARRoLL-W. L. McMlllen, james Walker.
CATAHoULA-wIham Emanuel
CLAIBoRNE-W. J, Blackburn, John J. Lewis
OoNCoRDT.-Hon. John S. Harris, John Randall.
DE SoTO-Stephen Humphreys, j. j. Walsh.
FELICIAEA, EAsT-John Gair James DeGray.
FELIcGANA, WEsT-D W. Weber, James H. Ste.
phens
FRAERLIS-J. H. Crawford Thomas Mckens, Jr.
IBERvILLE-P. 6. Deslonde, William Brown.
JACRsoS-AIen Green, William McCurey
jEFFERsoN-R. 6. Gardiner, Don A. Pardee
LAFAYETTE-Fortune Rlard, Alexander Ramos.
LAFoURcHE-D. H. Reese William Muuell
L1vINasToN-C. j. Bradley, Amos Morrison.
MADIsoN-Curtis Pollard
MoREHoUsE-W. A. Moulten.
NAICHIToCHEs-C. L. Ferguson, Charles Leroy.
oUACHrTA-John Ray. Frank Mercy.
PIAQUEMISEs-P. Leonard, D. A. Thibaut.
| PoIETE CoUPEE-Emiie Honore, j. c. Patrick
RAPIDEs-Harry Lott, A. j. Sypher.
sABIEE-J B. Lewis Isaac Smith.
| ST. BERNARD-A. L Lee, L. Guichard
ST. CHARLEs-Peter Harper, Layborne Finley
| ST. HELEYA-Samuel H. Houston, NJ. Mccoy
ST. JANEs-N. Underwood, Henry Riley
| st. JoHN-Dennis Burrel, Mortimer Smith
| ST LAEDRT-M. Vidal, F. D Any.
| ST. MARTIN-Louis f. Laleire, E. Detieze
ST. MARY-C. B. Darral, j. B. Esnard.
| ST. TANnIASY-J. W. Hutchinson.
| TEEsAs-Wiliam n. Holland, H, r Steele
TEREEBoSNE-F. Marie, U. Duparte.
| UE1oE--W. C. Carr, ]. R. GoynI.
| VERMILLIoS-
WAsHIHeToN-Rey. NJ, Reese, D. L. Smell.
| WTSN--J c. Weeks.
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Q. S. MARSHAL'S SALES.

william Carson st ais, W. steamer Emma
No. 2, her Tackle Apparel, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i foE the District q louisiana No slS.-By virtue
Of writ Of venditioni exponas, TO me directed in
the above entitled suit win proceed sell 10 the
highest bidder on SATURDAY, the first day OF
AUGUST, 1855 twelve % o'clock NJ at entrance
to OuP1omhouse building ouOld Leyee street:
TheSteamer EMMA No, 2 her Tackle. Apparel,
etc as she now lies in the Mississippi river, Agiers
side, above Canal street Ferry Landing.
rerms-Cash, atthe time OF adjudication, In Unit
ed States treasury notes.
twentieth day of July, 1858 = i -
No. 94o-iy2l A2sauI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-31

BeARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS The
following named men are reported on ia
vorably for resppointment as supernumera=
ries. Thomas Boswell, Henry Evans, A.
Babylon, j. G. Tothier, Louis German, Eu-
gene Vincent, Henry Krenewith, William
Stewart, william Wall, Patrick Mullahy'
W. E. Crussard, H. G. Dugau, James Null
len, E. F. Bailey, A, Cartwright, F. Column
bus, Edward Grass.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-31

by the Glee club of the Pioneer Grant club,
who kindly volunteered for the occasion.
The meeting adjourned in high spirits, and
with full faith in the success of Grant and
Colfax. Grant Campaign club No. num-
bers about hundred members, and is com.
posed mostly of German residents of the
Fourth district.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-31

VERY FOND OF THE OLD FLAG.-A small
Democratic procession parading the streets
last night made q pretty show in one re.
spect-that is being excessive in its display
of the Stars and Stripes. Each individual
carried lantern, cone shaped, the top
part containing the red and white stripes,
and the base Of blue marked with stars.
The conceit is pretty, but by contrast Of a
few years ago when these same men were
endeavoring to blot the stars and perpetu.
ate the stripes seems quite singular and is
astonishing, marking a line in the history
of cur country.
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MEETING OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL DEMO-
CRATIC CLUB LAST NIsHT.-A grand Demo
cratic "tesr" was held last night at the Va
rieties theatre, and infammatory speeches
of very reprehensible character were in
dulged in. Alexander Dimitry, Esq,
was conspicuous with his rebellious
sentiments, and positively asserted that he
was rebel, always had been rebel, and
gloried in being called a rebel. He pro
posed rebelling against the one million two
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GRANT CLUB FOURTH DIsTRICr.-A pleas
ant meeting was held last Wednesday even.
ing at the headquarters of Grant Campaign
club No. /, Fourth district. After eloquent
addresses by Michael Hahn and John N. G.
Parker, the audience were favored with some
beautiful selections Of campaign songs, sung
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-31

Republican Meetlngs-PARIsH EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE epubhCan Parish Executive Commit.
tee at Clay Hail, every THURSDAY evening.
REPUBLICAN WARD CLUBs.-First Ward Club
Terpsohore street, between Apollo and St, Charles
streets, every MONDAY evening,
Second Ward Cub-Corner Triton Walk and Dry.
AIDES street, every FRIDAY evening.
Third Ward Club-Oiay Hall, Perdido street, every
SATURDAY evening
Fourth Ward Club-Turners Hall, Dtrbienyistreet
between Customhouse and Bienvile every TUES
DAY evening,
Fifth Ward Club Union Hall, st. Louis street be
tween IRENE and Marais every FRIDAY evening
Sixth Ward Club-Economy Hall, Ursulines street.
every TUESDAY evening.
Seventh Ward Club-COrner Union and Greatmen
Streets every MONDAY evening.
Eighth Ward CIub-Morales street, between Man.
deville and Marigny, every SATURDAY evening.
Ninth Ward Glub-Crescent Beer Garden, Poland
street, every WEDNESDAY evening.
Tenth Ward Club-Corner ST. Mary and Fulton
streets, every FRIDAY evening
Eleventh Ward Club-COrner Dryades and I irst
streets, every MONDAY evening. le26
The German Radical Central Club-Meets every
WEDNESDAY, at Carroll Hall, corner Of Poydras
and Carroll streets
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-31

Parish Executive Communicative are
furnished with the following list of the officers and
members Of the Parish Executive Committee.
PREsIDENT-Hon SETH W. LEWIS
VICE PREsTDESTs-J. B. NOBLE.
TREAsUHER-J. NJ. BURCHARD.
SECRETARY-W. b. GRAY.
ASSISTANT SEcRETARY-w. Il BURROUGHS.
SERGEANT-AT-A RSIs-ALEX. WILLIAMS.
FIRST WARD-Delegates-C. B. Young, S. W.
Lewis, Nelson Woody, @. II. Hughes.
SECOND WARD Oelegates-H. o. Dibble, ]. B.
Noble, G. H Fox, David Wilson, f. Miller, E, GH
ford.
THIRD WARD-Fabius Dunn, W. G. Mcconnell
Thomas Lynne, r d Isabelle, s. Jones, J. NJ. Bur
chard, W Milford. S K. Moses.
FOURTH WARD-T A. Martin, n. W. Green, L
NJ. Kenner, r, C. Howard, VIM Vigers
FIFTH WAED--S. Nillery, Eug Staes, E. Davis.
SIXTH WAED-P. Benedict, Captain W, George
SEVENTH WARD-J J. Meldrick W. H. Green
NJ. Leblanc, E. Perrault.
EIGHTH WARD-W. j. Douglass o. f. Blandon.
NINTH WARD-Joseph Kline, W. c. Kinseua
Douglas Brown, Thomas Curry.
TENTH WARp-W. b, Gray. DR.. D. Maekcy, L, Q
Server, Battle Payne.
ELEVENTH WARD-Peter Landry, Robert Ray.
ALGIERs-W. Pegse. jyl7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-31

A SAFE RoBDERY.-A little soda shop on
Canal, near Chartres street, has an iron safe
and in that safe, the story goes, were $500
one night at closing up time, al safely
locked, but on the following morning the
cash had vanished. OF course the riches
took unto themselves wings aud wormed
out through the keyhole into somebody's
pocket-if there were $500 ever in that safe.
OF course there were tales of robbers and
burglars enumerated, notwithstanding plain
evidence that burglars had had no finger in
that stale pie.