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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-03-19
IMPEACHMENT CHARGES;

For aggrayating Congress by refcr-
ring to an obsnlete document, known
as tho Constitution of the United
States.
For INSISTING that the Union has not
been dissolved. 80 ''
For asserting that n white man is as
good as q colored man.
For maintaining that the President
has right to exercise powers confer-
red upon ths Office by the aforesaid
Constitution. '+'
Because Alabama didn't swallow tho
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-08

Special Correspondence Of the N o. Crescent
BATON Ro uGE, October 4, 1865.
We observe with pride the compliment paid our
parish in the Democratic convention. by the cleo
ton of Hon. A. s. Heron to preside over the
deliberations of one Of the most important con-
veptious of that party held in this State.
He is, as represented, the war horse of the
Democracy of East Baton Rouge eloquent, per-
suasive and powerful on the stump, he sweeps
every thing before him. II would be well. how
ever were the people TO understand that it is only
through the combined individual action OF all OF
the good citizens of East Baton Rouge, that we
were able to throw down the Radical idol, the
offspring of African voudousm and nutmeg dupli.
city. We must all work, men, women and chill
dren. The war horses have their labors to per.
form and doubtless will do them well; but It IL
principally through the individual exertions Of
our people that we can hope for the success so
much Desired. Leu us ALL tiicu thivr ourselves
b. fore the Juggernaut car or Rsdicalism and stop
its mad career, or be crushed beneath It's wheels
The storm Of the past two days has blown away
the last vesiige Of summer. The wind whistling
from the north tells MS, in unmissaksble eigns,
that the scar fall s upon us, and the gray, leaden
sky brings to mind the somber days OF winter.
There is a stir around the sugar house prepare
tory to the grinding season--the busy, happy time
of harvesting, when bounteous nature empties her
golden horn into the lap of smiling toll. What
pleasant recollections come up In the mind of
many of Us at the approach of this period. The
cane looks very well. though the hard east wind,
blowing since three days. has done some damage,
and In many places person on foot can look
over many acres where, short time ago the
green cane waved over his head even on horse
back. Caterpiars are hard at work In the cot
ton, and few leaves remain, Thousands OF bolls
are unopened and will not mature from the cease
less labors of those miserable little carpetba
gers. or depredatOrs, which are synonymous
terms.
Our eyes look longingy to the election on the
fror . hon aofp nil m
our day dreams. With Seymour and Blair victo-
rious IN Ohio, Pennsylvania and Indiana, we feel
that the dark clouds of oppression viii be rolled
back, and tie clear sky Of prosperity smile upon
us. Hope beckons Us on, confidence leads the
way, and sincerity strengthens our steps.
IRv>rp
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-08

vARIErIEs.--Ihis evening the doorways of this
favoiite theater will be once more thrown open
TO the pubic, inviting them to witness the initial
performances of what may prove, we trust, bril-
liant season. Boucicsult's new comedy, 4" Vanity
Fair,n constitutes the main feature of the pro.
gramme, which includes also the 'BonnIe Fish
Wife" and Terpsichorean Beauties" by Mile
Theresa. II will be cheering sight, suggestive
of returning winter gaieties, to see the dress circle
and orchestra chairs once more occupied BY the
beauty and fashion of the city, for we learn that
the audience will undoubtedly be both large and
brilliant one, judging from the demand for seats
during the last three days.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Ths evening the indefati-
gable Prof. Hsselmayer will not only entertain
the audience within the building, but will also
give an outdoor exhibition of his goblin drum,
which will be attached to rope extending across
St. Charles street, and will, il Is expected, tap out
answers to all sorts Of questions propounded it..
This entertainment for the million will commence
at O'Clock, and continue for half an hour, after
which score of tricks equally marvellous will be
performed within the theater, for the edfcation
of those who may have had the good sense to
enter. The trained canaries and the stylocsrfe
will also offer their attractions.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-08

In another column will be found the announce.
ment of co partnership formed BY Messrs. t. c.
Pagan and Henry L. Zebal, for the purpose OF
carrying on business In fashionable clothing and
gentlemen's furnishing goods. These gentlemen,
who have located themselves sdvantageousy
upon St. Charles street under the Hotel, and one
door from the corner of Common. are both well
known to our citizens. Mr.. Pagan is an experience
ed and always reliable dealer, whose knowledge
Of goods invariably enables him to purchase and
sell the best of articles at moderate advance
upon cost, while Harry Zebal, native Of New
Orleans, and during the war gallant member Of
the Washington Artillery. has host Of friends in
the community. and brings to the business q
thorough knowledge Of all its details. We cor
daily commend the new firm to the patronage Of
our readers.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-08

OCTOBER ELEcTIoNs.-The elections of Oc-
tober are nov close upon us.
On Tuesday, the 18th of October, elections
will be held in Nebraska, Indiana Ohio and
Pennsylvania In Nebraska a governor, re-
preventative in Congress, State officers and
members ofLegislature are to be chosen; and
it is probable that the contest viii be very
close.
Indiana will elect q governor and State Off
GERS, representatives in Congress and mem
bers of Legislature.
Ohio will elect State officers and members
of Congress.
Pennsylvania, as in July, 1868, is the battle
ground Of the republic. State officers, MEM
bers of Congress and Legislature are to be
elected. Both parties claim the victory with
apparently eqaal confidence.
West Virginia viii also hold her State cleo
ton on the 22d, to elect governor, State Off
GERS and members of Congress and Of the Leg
islature. F
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-08

ANOTHER vERsIoN-NEGRoEs ARREST WHITE men
AND SHOOT THEM.

ANOTHER vERsIoN-NEGRoEs ARREST WHITE MEN
AND SHOOT THEM.
The following is from the Bossier Banner of DC.
tobers It will be seen that the origin of the ne
gro rebellion, as here stated, is entirely different
from that heretofore reported:
Just q few miles above Shreveport, on Red
River, and in this parish, robbery attended with
considerable maltreatment, was committed about
the 2Sth ult., by several freedmen on citizen of
Columbia county, Ark. A considerable body Of
white men from that county came down few days
guilty parties. But previous to their arrival, a
party of freedmen belonging to the band IN
doubtedly that committed the robbery, arrested
Mes r.. Jas. Brownlee and Beverly Ogden, who it
seems had been instrumental in releasing the per.
son who had been robbed.
Immediately after the arrest, and in cold blood,
the negroes began to shoot their unressting pris.
oners, and after each had been shot four or five
times left them to die. Ogden died in few hours.
bat Brownlee, at last accounts, still fingers with.
out any hope. Runners were sent 70 Shreveport
and out into the country Immediately by the
neighbors for assistance. From Shreveport many
citizens and the military there located repaired to
the scene of the outrage, and found some three
b SSHSd pac5 RaRd pa ssuns
the killing OF several freedmen. But when the
main body of the United States military arrived in
sight the large band Of negroes dispersed and
have not been since found.
The laborers of Griswold's plantation, the
Shady Grove and Gold Point places, and Of NJ.
supposed, therefore, to be the riotilg party. We
learn that the United States troops will camp at
Benton until the troubles cease, which perhaps
have already happened.
We are also panied to learn that Mr.. W. H.
Thompson has probably been killed.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-08

MISS OLIVE LOGAN ON WoxAs's RIaHrs.-Under
the title Of "Us," Miss Olive Logan discusses the
woman question in Pscksrd's Monthly for Octo.
Der, and among other things says:
As for voting. wouldn't think of doing such q
thing. No; unless we're fully satisfied my vote
would be received, would never, never wend
my way TO the polls. Because. % you say, gen.
tlemen, how unfeminine for women to meet the
rough crowd-to come into contact with hor-
rible men-vho would push % and squeeze Us /!
theaters, and in the stages and horse cars and,
SO far ss my observation goes. think women get
as much sque ezing in Q Sixth Avenue car, on q
rainy afternoon, - they are likely to get ct any
poll that ever was raised. With my experience of
the rude Democrat In bic native shirt sleeves at
the polls or elsewhere. After liberal course of
horse car, any woman who survives ia qualified to
vote.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-08

Among the cards of recantation, published
in the Republican, we notice some for which
there is no kind of necessity. The Constitu-
ton DISTINGUISHES persons who held civil or
military Office for year under the Confede-
racy. 1t is very clear that this does not apply
to State officers. Persons who held only
State Offices, and who are not excluded for
any other cause, are not excluded at all. They
have no need to impose on themselves the
humiliation of making recsntation. ALI
that they have to do is to take affidavit No. l.,
which declares them not to be disfranchised
for any of the political causes mentioned in
article 80 of the Constitution.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-08

For something like one hundred years fire
Bank Pit Colliery, ct Psrkgste, near Sheffield.
England and on more than one occasion Il has
threatened to break through into the workings Of
the collieries belonging to Earl Fitz william About
twenty years ago this danger was imminent and
Q thick bank wall was erected to avert Il. During
the recent dsy weather the ground In the neigh
borhood cracked to very considerable extent.
and il u supposed currenf of air he's found It's
vay into the workings, causing the irs to spread.
The danger Of It's breaking through into the esrl's
collieriss has again presented itself, and. under
The direction Of the manager. steps are being
tend over many acres Of workings.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-08

If any citizen is improperly denied regis
tration by the supervisors, we trust that he
will Immediately take legal steps to assure
his rights, instead of appealing to the "trooly
loil" Baker. The district courts can issue a
mandamas, and no appeal lies from their
decision. This course is simple, and the
remedy is sure. One or two such cases will
be sufficient to settle a contested point and
compel the supervisors to do their duty.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-08

Voters who relieve themselves from disa-
bility by taking the reconstruction affidavit
should remember that the supervisors have
no power to question them further. They
must register the voter who takes that
affidavit Bakers instructions are simply
illegal, and the supervisor who regards them,
and Gets on them, viii get himself into
difficulty.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-08

PENNsYLvANIA.-We are requested to state
that gentleman in this city has $1,000 in his
possession, which he is instructed to bet on
the result of next Tuesdays election in Penn
sylvania namely, that the State viii go Dem
ocrafic
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Democrats, register at once. Lose no time.
We can and ought to register twenty-five
thousand Democratic voters in this city, if
sufficient facilities are afforded for the work.
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We take pleasure in acknowledging the kind
invitation of the Rousseau Guards to be present at
their flag and wreath presentation this evening.
The procession will move at precisely. The pre-.
sentation will take place at the residence Of Ma
dam DeGrain on Desiree street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-08

The publication of the laws in the CRESCENT
having now been brought up to date, those
remaining will, hereafter, appear in the Ores
CENT on the morning following their anpsar-
ance in the evening Republican.
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Democrats register. That is your first
duty. Lose no time. Register at once. Do
not put it of. Delays are dangerous. Re-
member you cannot vote unless your name
is duly registered
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-08

erorrEp LIKE DoxnoEs.-The teeth soon be-
come speckled If every de6lement is not removed
from them every twsnty-four hours. To do this
ensctually there d nothing like sozodont. II
literally renders the enamel impervious and inde-
structible.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-08

CENTRAL COMMITTEE, INDEPENDENT CLUBS
This committee holds special meeting to-
morrow evening at o'clock, at the Hancock
Club rooms for the transaction of important
business.
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n. N. T"onsPsos,
PURCHASING AND COLLECTING AGENCY,
NO. Is EAhT TWENTIETH STREET. NEW vopx
ursoLI Asszu o. rsv ozIsAus s.,ss.-,,

An sasss q uK1CHANDIs8 AazruuIxURAL I'M.
TKnEHns.,ss,, -. pssehsssd ssnnzsasn.
asod spurcbsse1 snly II nnt cias Housn - =. ,e-
cot iov.r shss parties - purchsss thsnsslvsa
su1esnt An u1sl ~ tssd 70 esvus fruaebx
nis.ioaA he hslanss PAYABLE On DELIvBRY.
sssdins sloa ~ ~ essk
0slsstisas q n psss pssnpsy ssssads6 ~
ksss9ss-jok ,. .. NIXON. Pssyrssass Of n
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-08

4. BRCUssEAU = co., inpatsrs. oau q low .ne~>
OARPETING-EnRish and American. Of an kinds, floor,
furniture and enamel OIL CLOTHS nATLISa-s1 roll.
Piano Cover; Orumb Linen end Fst;
tsins-Lacs Rsps wontsd Demesk, Nes Yurnurs Covef.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-08

We observe, by returns published in the
Republican, that over 90, 600 voters have been
registered in the parish of Orleans. This is
a much better showing than was made by our
previous figures. Nearly one-half of the legal
vote of the city has already been registered.
Now let us use every endeavor to assure the
registration of erery Democratic voter. If
men are to be excluded by crowds of appli-
cants, on the last days, let us look to it that
the votes thus lost be not Democratic votes.
We repeat our counsel to our Democratic
.sar,as~aa;sfa- of -onca- and s-s-- s's.. Jv~.
attention to your friends and neighbors. We
w--s eeoo ~s want 10, 600 majority in New
Orleans, and we must have it.
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.ss,p Orleans Possomce.


Time Of Arrival and Departure or MaiIS
Route soOlNew Orleans 5rsshie leaves dsly osxcen
Sunday att Arrive daily SUNDAY sxcspted) BY p
Route S0s-New Orleans Canton. departure daily
Closes at 3 Il, Sunday at IL u. Arrives daily Al 6s
IN
Route sxs-New orieus St. Francsvis supplying al,
the ohces opened, departure Monday at and Friday A
sA Arrives Monday and Friday morningn
Route sooz Orleans Carrollon via Jefferson (tv
departure Monday and Thursday ms Arrives Monday
and Thursday, st4r.n.
Route sOOt-Nsw Orleans to Buras Settlement. Iowa,
Coast departure Tuesday Friday Arrives Sum-
day and Thuraday
Route sOO6-Nsw Orleans Mobile departure daily a.l
r.. Sunday d II L. Arrives daily by San
Route sOO7- Orleans to Covington, La dspsr.u,.
Monday md flursdsy sssA-H Arrives Tuesday and Friday
st4 P.B
Route New Orleans to Aigisrs, departure d.,,v
n. Arrives daily by IL A
Route sos-Rew o, leans vicksburg supplying an A.,
Offices opened veksburg; also Red River and On..h,
Parishes Departure Tuesday and Saturday At 81. A.
rives Monesy and Friday mornings.
Mails for Fake Coast Tuesdays and Thursdays AIS
Saturdays 81 li,s Psresgculs. Saturdays 1t lIx
Mails for Galveston, Houston, Indanola H.,
Brownsville Bnzos Santiago New Orleans ana o-,s
Railroad. eloes att A Il on Sunday and Thursday
Tariff of Portage for Mexico, Cuba. w..
Indies. etc. "e's
onsohioupes N.rtinque french and Drtch Guiar. "a
vncents. st. Lucia, St. Vincent. Trinidad 0reusd.,s
half OF. optional 'A~
CutA Mexico, Hayti, Porto Rico. St. Thoma. r..,..
Venezuela, rated States Of Colombia Engli,h
eenfa half ozi obligatory.
Bolivia Chill EcuAdor-sa cents half o., ohIeatorv
Circular Postage
Belgium, Switzerland and Germany. cents each
France g. Eaglsnd g. and Italy IL cents each
Russia 10. via Hamburg cents each . lssr
Sweden l3 Tia Hamburg II cents each. III
Circulars ara rated - book packets, or or under
Et ssfr
Once Hours.
Opens at o'clock A NJ; closes stsPr.
Sundays, of,ce opens ct o'clock A. T. eo.....,,
4. W. TALIAFERRO,
------- Postrassterl
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The OvEayIow The following letter from
q well known gentleman Of this city explains
itself. The suggestion appears to be good
one, and eminently practical. Certainly some
thing oughtto be done at once to relieve the
rear of the city Of the vast quantity of stand
ing water which has accumulated there. If
left alone 70 be dispelled by the slow process
of evaporation, much Inconvenience and pro-
baby even disease may result:
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. z, 1868.
Ed. Crescent-Allow me through your columns
to suggest q remedy for relieving the overlooked
portion of our city, which from present prospects
cannot be done by the two draining machines I'M
der ten or twelve days. propose that the city
authorities adopt the European plan, in similar
cases. by employing all the steam fre-engines in
the city, ststioning them on the two canals.
Pumping the latter into these canals by this
means, / think in forty-eight hours, and probably
less time the whole Of this water now damned In
between the two canals can be thrown out.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
S. L. JAMES, Civil Engineer.
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ssSOssthern Lands ,, .dgency.
We oner services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
PERTY ETC., the southsrn States. References and In
ormasion promptly given.
LIvNGsT0N, EGERTON CO.,
No. 50 Liberty street. New York.
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DR. JULIUS HONBERGER, lsts Assistant TO Dr.. s,chsl
PsrsJ OCULIsT. 40 Canal street, New Orlsana Onoe
hours II TO O'Clock Clinic for Diseases Of the Eve
Saturdays. em TO o'clock. Physicians and Medical Sta
dents are invited to the Clinic Demonstration with
the Ophamoscope Poor patients viii b treated andop
Grated on free Of charge
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VIII lind e6 stand, 10 Camp street. all descriptions Of
House Furnishing Goods Fine Cutlery. Plated Ware Fine
Cut and Plain Glassware; French China Plain aud Decor
ased Dinner Tea Sets Stone, China Plain and Fancy
''''' sAML E. MOORE l. co.
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ELKIN &c CO.,
loe Canal Street, opposite Christ Church,
Are nov receiving Styles Of Velvet Brusses Three
Ply and Ingram CARPETs. Aso Floor OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES, La and Dsmssk CURTAINS. and
large assortment of UPHOLSTERY GOODS for sale the
Iowest NJ srket Price for Cash.
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TO ALL PERSONS WHO ARE REFUSED REGISTRATION.

An persons refused registration, aud are legally en-
titled 70 the same are notified requested report their
cases to the DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL CON-
MITTEE Rooms No. 2o5 CANAL STREET, between the
hours of II and o'clock. - ~-.x,
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M f r @ MT TAIL
No. sSe Broadway. Cssner 81 Eighth street..
NEW YoRK.
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once
once
MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT LIFE
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
OF LOUISIANA.

At meeting Boar Of Directors held the lth day
August 1868 the following named gentlemen
officers Of the Association 70 two years:
JNo DAVIDSON President;
WIS PIKE Vice President;
X W. YOUNG. secrstary;
L. A. F0uRNIER, Treasurey
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The Finest TINE KEEPERS In the world direct froths
factories Of NJ Tobias T. p Cooper Spear
IN England Appleton. Tracy Co. Bartlett and Howard
in merca Jurgensen Nontsndon Nardn. Psek etc. &c,
In Europe. are arriving daily at
A. B. GRIswOLD & CO.'S,
Corner Canal and Royal streets
Importers and Manufacturers Of fac Jewey Diamonds and
Watches. Clocks. Bronxes and Vases
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HEADQUARTERS CENTRAL conMIrfEE(
OF DKnoCRArIc InDKruSDnrf CLUBS
- Il a q 3 H..@ = ~ ~ q Ooosbee l3o8
THE oFFICBRs AND MEN BERs Of the Central Com
es If ~ Indspendsnt Clubs heby noosd 70 attend
= srecial Meeting. be held FRIDAY EVENING. OCT
ls6 O'Clock ct the rooms Of the Hancock cno NO.
lso Canal strsst 60 business q inportane&
Members are earnestly requested TO b. puncsaa in attend
NC - J. PINCKNEY SMITH.
Pyesidena Central Con. Independents Dsmecrsse Clubs
l. PARIS CHlLOREsS, Secretary. ~ t'
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Once BOARD or Rssssfratiss
STATE OF LoursrANA,
99F a-Haas New ol sss% s. Sept L 4 issst
sE' 100
REGISTRATION OFFICES
--FoR
PARISH OF ORLEANS
Will BE OPENED ON
rn1DAr. sEPTExBER - lsss.
At Thu FOLLOWING PLACES: va
H1rst Ward.
Race street, eorr,r Of Anpuueatioa supsrvisos-G. p.
HoUGBToN, wat. MccuBBIN. J. r. NELL EUR
second Ward. a2
Triton Walk. corner Of Bsronne street. supsrvisou-
SETH W. LEWIS. J. @ KEssHAw. Z CLIFFORD.
Taira Ward tFreaso
No. lss St Charles foydras for ell who reside
Ess, Of Rampant street sup>r,isos-JULIUs A NOBLE.
THEO. LiPsHU1s. CHAs. cHEvALIER
Ihira ward RsarS
No les Liberty strsst Perdido for all Who reside
west Of the center Of Rampant street supervorsJAM
NEWTON MAXIM DEE. J. P. KEAfING.
Fourth wa~d.
Corner Of Cont and Irene streets supcrisor-M. n.
HANMoRE. JOHN GERHARD. THO. MARTIN.
Finh Ward.
M 10 Burruray street. between Toulouse and st. Peter
streets svpevisoD-A. RouaELor. l. A. sNAER, l.
d. LARRIEU. -
Economy Hail.. Ursnnes street. between Msrais and VII.
isrs Supervisors ALcIDE LEWIS. A. L. y0UNGs
JOHN SCHULZ
a Seventh Ward.
Frenehmen STREET. between Lsves and chartres supsr-
visors-AREoLD BERToNNkAu. W. III GREENE. Z.
,. BARKDULk'
Eighth Ward.
No. l Victory eet between EysiAn Fields and Marigny.
supervisor-JoEN ncwH0RTER, HENRY SCHULTZ
j. DoMINGoN.
No. lss sevse between Montegut cloue
supevisor-w. o. KINsELLA, JOHN MINITER. Wa
]. MOORE -
Corner Of ST. Thomas and Jossphins streets. SUPER
visors--wILLIAa BURROUGHS. @. l. SMITH, JOHN
Eleventh Ward.
supervisors-RO BERT MORRIS. d. r. SIMPSON. O. !.
Right Bs.h. A'sisr. ..t
Brooklyn House, srpsrvis0rs-T. s. JOHNSON. O. L.
SWEET, VIM. TEASE
All amso persons requested to ne their oshs
of immediately others viii be appointed In their
places
These Offices WIN be open daily from A. n to II H. and
from to l., Sundays excepted until the evening OF
October "a, 1868,
For the information Of the public boundaries of the differ.
emit VI ards gwen; .4 .asa
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George .asces,
MANUFACTURER OF HAVANA CIGARS
IMPORTER OF GENUINE LEAF TOBACCO,
1sS RAMPART STREET.
NEW ORLEANR

NEW ORLEANH
Orders for CIGARS Of every quality filed promptly and with
strict attention. Sells Cigars unsurpassed in Havana ct
prisingly low rates. Also LEAF TOBACCO Doth thu
finest Havana and Amercan) OF ala kinds trt.
Has received large supply of RIBBONS from Granada
Nos. H. Is and 20.
SMALL PROFITS and QUICK RETURNS