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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14
CHARIgY SMITH AND THE IAM0RTAL
- r,1nrr1n : I IsnIrrr nT0RY

Once upon time, in one Of the cars on
popular road, full of people otherwise
orderly and well-bred, there were found, as
sometimes happens, few fellows conceited,
noisy, and quarTelsOme, who, so far from
being a source of benefit or pleasure to the
other inmates, were at the best, and from
the beginning, burden and nuisance,
whose very presence not only deferred
many excellent persons from securing pas
ssge in the car, but actually tended to bring
diseredit on the general character Of the
road. Now, so long as these fellows were
nothing worse than an incubus and drag, the
rest Of the passengers good-naturedly
bore with and tolerated them, with
as good grace as possible, for
the sake Of peace, but when the
fellows aforesaid from being quietly disa-
grecable got to be turbulently 50; when
from mere dead weights they grew to be
distractions; when instead of helping the
Jar along in difficult places they pulled
back, and attempted to throw it of the
track; when, in short, from being negative
nuisances they get to be positive ditto,
their long suffering associates forthwith
and sais oereaoaie rose as one man, and
pitched these fellows neck and heels into
the outside mud. AS might have been eX-
pected of such fellows under such
circumstances, they befouled the air
with loud curses and bad words
generally, and gathering snch
light filth as came to their hands, threw it
with all their might after the fast receding
car; but the dirt Of the street, especially on
much travelled roads,is almost as light ms
the straw Of which indeed 1t is largely
composed, and SO the high wind prevailing
threw back into these fellows faces both
the curses and the filth. Meantime the car
rolled smoothly and happily on its course,
the vacant places were promptly filed by
better men, and every one thanked God
for such ''good radiance of bad rubbish.n
Now, had these fellows been possessed Of
any wit they would have slunln out Of
peoples sight for a time, and after reject
ing on the lesson they had received,
would have tried to regain popular
esteem by show of better manners
in future but wit, unhappily, does not
usually accompany the qualities these fel-
lows had displayed. So tkey could think
of nothing better than selling hold Of one
Of those structures which usually appear
on wheels in certain rhetorical SMILES Of
more force than elegance, and forthwith
foisting it on to the track, to which Of course
it was not at all adapted, they loudly pro
claimed, amid the jeers Of the loOkers-en
that they had set up an opposition car.
OF course in short time, and when the
fun Of the thing was over, they were hus
tied car and all into the ditch, and left to
pick themselves out of the do5ris as best
they could. And this is all we now have
to say of the True Central Committee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14
RRs0LUFsONE OF TIE CENTRAL
Ex EUUTEvE COMMITTEE

CftheRadieal Republican party Of Louisia'
ma, assOnlg OrganizasiOa representing or calm
ing i0rspressrt the Republicans Of the whole
state, passed January 80, 1868;
Resolvsd, That al members, Of the Cen
trail Executive Committee of the Radical
Republican party of Louisiana who oppose
the nominees OF the State Nominating Con-
vention Of cur party shall be regarded as
disorganizers, and their seats shall be de-
claFed vacant Adopted %, nays l.
WHEREAs, The New Orleans Tribune has
ceased to represent the principles and
policy Of the Republican party Of Louis-
lana, therefore
Rescued, That ne hereby repudiate it a.
the organ of our party and Of this commig
tee, and appoint The New Orleans REruB-
LIcAN as the organ OF cur party and Of this
COMMITTEES.
Adopted almost unanimously.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14
THB v4oF pRpar6Erdv


Isismore taan likely that the Southern
states win Be represented ii ths ChieaSo
eonVsntipn, and as such win form a. ili-
poriant element in that assembly. The
candidate for DC presidency viii BuaonSs.
edly be selected fEen aomo Northszn state,
and from the LIST Of coed names which ars
already before ne public, but opinion does
NOT yei point decidedly to candidaie for
the wise presidency, nor to the section Efonsl
which be ought % DO chosen. Under the
eirehmatanceu 4 seems fair to urge upon
the party 40 propfiesy and ezpeaisnty Of
sslscfng &c candidate for vice-president
rem q Southern state, and as Louislana
takes ne ifaa 81 Gle dsvel5pmsnt Of
southstn politics and as New Orleans Il
o. leading els 81 ths soulh. It Wonla be-
bit right that the candidate 1h6dId bo Be-.
leetea from New Orleans We have al,
'1eeay made mention 81 dis subisct, su1 q
Aapea anone cnv citizens ihas Houla a.
heaqE . 90 olass. and We afaal that he
ns.lez wa rssire lA6 clneIaessaon Z
uaaqablealy aeaairea
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14
NEw onLrANs nrrunLruAN.

The subscription price Of this paper is
Sic year, and ths same rates for oue-hali
or ons-quarter Of a year, payable In ad-
vance. The paper can be obtained from
The carriers Of the usual RAGS BY leaving
name ana aadress az this uaace, or by ap-
plyiag to tho carriers, and payment can be
madess this 0isce-or % The carrier.
Tha Weekly RzEumIeGE is iiYe dollars &
yea, payable il advance. TIE Sunday
RERunRAcAS, delivered by carriers, IS also
aysfdollafs . year, payable in advance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14

STATE ArreIx7MEETs.-On the recon-
incubation of his 'exceilency, Governor
Baker, Of Louisiana, the following ap-
pointments are announced by General
Hancock to all existing vacancies;
y Tangipaho, parish of ST. HeleRa--P.
O. Bradford, to be mayor and Justice Of the
peace; Moses Wolf, to be marshal 50
Parish Of FraRklin-Thomas S. Cook, to
be justice Of the peace for ward No. o.
Parish ofCatah0nla- William g. Gaulden,
TO be justice of the peace for ward
No. Is.
Parish Of Morehouse - William N.
Potts, to DO justice of the peace for ward
M tA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14

One sEeetly solemn thought
Comes toll so'er and der, -ss=
am nearer home to-day
Than ever have been before;
Nearer my Fathers house,
Where the many mansions be;
Nearer the great white throne, s
Nearer the crystal sea;
Nearer the bound of life,
Where we lay our burdens down;
Nearer leaving the cross,
Nearer gaining the crown
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14
STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
10. City Hall,
OFFICIAL NOTICES,

OFrIcl CHIHr OuARrrpafler I'm

OFFICE CHIEP flUABTERafAB IFn
Itish Military District
New Orleans, Ls., February IL IsSs !
GEALED PROPOSALS ARE TNVITra
- and viii b received st this Office md
Y a. MONDAY, ths nth day Of Februsry 1909 A
furnishing the S2uareernA.t Department in th'
city with the following kinds and qlAotities Of In
% 900 fest fmcre OF. less1 Of Reurh yellow pl.,
boAHDs and BOANTLlNtf Of variops Il
5000 feet onore or less Of Dressed YelIov pis.
FLOORING, CElGfN(s. and BOARDS r.
b.009 rect Cmore or lessl Of Rough Cypress PI EE
various thicknesses ~
3ol0 feet anore or less) OF Rough Poplis
1000 feet tnors or leas) Of Oak PLANK for vyhss
rights usa, Of various thicknesses.
Nne whole 70 be delivered II called for before A.
5lst day Of MAJ. 1855 in such duantities as NAV II
required from Time 70 time BY the Depot Qaasiss.
master in this city. e---4
bidders viii state place Ct deliFery
Further particulars may I iearnad an gonHa.I
ten % Brevet Colonel R. N. satchclder Bsrs'
and lirod streetH
Bids WIN ss epsnsd At time above named. and si8
aels Hro invited 70 be present
~ 1pS HRlted states reserves the right to reject
Proposals should be indorsed s,ProposaIs for I'm
ber. and Addressed 20 the underaiRnod
CHAN. II TOMPKTES
breyet Brig. Cen and Chief Qnartermasts.
4pA@oJ Filth Military Distrlc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14
Rule Of Practice In the United states
GgoNrtH

We are indebted TO Major Urban, clerk
Of the United States circuit court in this
district, for copy of the subioined rule Of
practice, received lastevening by him from
D. W. Middleton, Esq, clerk of the United
States supreme cenrt at Washington. Our
readers who are members Of the bar will
be guided by it;
Supreme Court Of the United States, De-
cember term, 1857. Rule Ne 81. APP
pearanee-notics Of motions.
Ordered, That upon the filing Of the
transcript Of record brought up by writ
of error or appeal, the appearance Of the
counsel for plaintiff in error or appellant
shall be entered, ard nc motion to dismiss,
except on special assignment by the conrt,
shall be heard, unless previous notice has
been given to the adverse party or the
counsel or attorney Of such party.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14
FROPOsALa FOM KEPNTRTNS
WHARF AT SHIP EsEA
os1laE QaIEg. QgAnEsnslAs:

= NITVTI y I71FT UIetflch
New Orleans La, Eebrsarv II iEa
CEAIED PROPOSALS AXE IHYITED mi
NJ NJ WIZ Be received at this Onlce Until IL n
A1 UlsSDA "a the 20th day Of February ls6s-
Island, hllesissippi, IN aecpgdsnce With plans a
Apeciheatiopa on file IA The ofice ~ 8rnvet Cole
- ~ n HAtchelaor Depot QaaEtermnster in
Bidders win state price. tiina IN which tie q
viii BE- performed and fun ranqrsi 81 ~ NAV II
NECESSARY Information NAY "a procursd from Brs,
Nolonq batohelder ~ his oiiiees corner Of caront
Bidswillb be opened AZ tho time above named.
bidders are invited to be pTeasnt
Tne 1piiod States reserves the right 70 reject
Bids should be indorsed ~Prepossls "a,
pairing wharf at Ship tsland7 and addressed q
0HAs. q. T0slPKIEs,
Bfeset Bsigadior General and Chini n IL, I
ie42 81 lllt - 7NiEtn lIilitaEy Disl1,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14

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.ff OrFIcE On1EF CtUAnrHHAiA s1la
~ Bifth Military Districi,
New Orleans. La, Fsbiii1fr 81 IIiI|
SthALlED PROPOSALS. ARE INVITED ri
~ Will be Tecellad az this oikoe ftntil Il NJ r.
aag, the ltth instant, Tor tho delivery to the q
tefmaater 3 Dep tine nt ID this city d.
~ ] SEQ cons cf Anthracite COAL
". oe9 bushelg o. hituninoas COAL
4 Coal TO BE- delivered in sues nu8Rtities ut 81
shines, ard a. such pe5ee within Me city OF NsH
isens. 3 may be designated By The Depot culrf
Coal 70 be Of best qualify. subject 70 inspeetion
tore aeceptanees ard VII BE- rsieofod 4 not Of 4
quality required.
Bull pasficulars ae 70 delivery. ato can hs obtalp
On 1lek1at.cn 10 hf8Vat Colonel & Nrnafchei
6a sbEilss u 81 6iddsi % snlun bis asrosus
% % proves % tne uAsiHIsgiion d biiis I,si=I
3b q, Aalted ssatas reserves 90 right sogs;eus
Bids vii be opened al time ab0vo.nsrned, and
def9 Haa IN tod 70 Ia UlCe4ent Il
Rfopesais mast % inaqfsed 9 Proposals Tor ID
FAa 4o1Fla1ed 70 tbs undaltIGned. ~
IA - - !, uaAaN. Il. IpNfpKfES,
hFyt, Brig. Gen. and Chief Qua5tsIfr1 aRter,
rev pN N|lf1h IT, tfftarl N1trtFliI'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14

A Frankfort paper with characteristic
modesty says, " Kentucky has the most
gifted men and most beautiful women in
the world" The South Sea Islanders have
the same opinion Of their people.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14

RlFplA tEQla hieaI gQEaeEy % las fien
Yos Word stsies shht General Msads
Miiahg q separate ne elaosion pn iAe can.
eEitution Is Aiabau,s izsn tho election isr
eiEee rder Il hEt tha1 Gonefal Grant
osaalea Ain not % lnIaIia1s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14

Resolved That permission be and the sa1na =
hereby granted 20 the southern Paving cnlnpang
run portable steam engine IN the onen e1sis,s "
tho corner of Calliops and Clara streefA S1rorS.
TIC same Is done Ia accordance with arisfins -
laws and ordinances, and remains DUNG IRE -s.|
ure Of the Common Coubcl Fos
teigneD @. S. SAUvINET.
kresldent pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aldermeu
(Signen JAMES GRAHAM
.,....a tr e ,ss Board Of Aldsrmas
isisned E. HEATH. Mayor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14

In Munich two men lately drank a Ba-
varian beer match. The winner absorbed
a hundred and ninety-five glasses in an
hour. Some enterprising chap should have
at once purchased him for brewery
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14
RULES In BANKRUPTCY.
ADOPTED BIZ TIE

Judge orthe United States District Court,
Together with a LIST Of the Unitsd States Judicial
Officers Of the State and the Act Of the Legislature
dividing the State into Congressional Districts has
just been published At the RKPyBLIcAH Ofios, and
is now ready for delivery.
Frica blla fivpdr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14

The widow OF General Miramon has,
with her children, taken up her residence
ct Vienna. She is 10 receive pension
from the Austrian government.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14

The steamships Lodena and Cortessailea
from New York On Saturday evening for
Mes 0fieaDs. ssia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14

Bnging lds gear 1851, 5s $50 hides were
nhibfsd from New 0Elesns to New York,
and ii zs7 from New york p Boston.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14

NOTICE 40 NE FunETc.
sIEEEE oGns!s On. " 1,!.l PIG 2 (

bIhEEI J0lll1asI0NEn'9 OFTff1 i
Room No. City Hall
New Orleans. February II, ioea
1T MAY BE WELL TO REMIND THE PIJBTst
u that a COMPL INT 30 X Is opened IN n.
once OF this department, and will Be under an
cations to any Of our community who viii ontef ts
complAints thereon relative to any dereiiction y
duty on the part Of employees, or nuisances az
may DO developed unbeknown e this Departing
GEO. ID. TlkLD
feI2 Street Comm isaionor
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n kon OF THE RBPUBGEC-
AM M&FE DOMINATING CON-
wNxTfuH ON JANUARY ) 8, 1865.

REs0s.vT1 TnA7 We HEREBY PLEDGE ovE
LIVES ag TUEEs, AND OUR SACRED
HONOR 40 TIE SUCCESS OF THE RADICAL Re-
PuBIoAs PARTY, AID EAR E1EcTzoN or THE
CANDIDATES WE HAVE NOMINATED.
ADOPTED uxnu3ousLg.
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FOUND NOTICES.

S2RZEr COMMISSIONERS OFF1ors
New Orleans. February Is. IN I
TEERE BROUGHT no THE FOURTH mn
" trict Pound, on Qryades street, between ~
soni and Flilip streets as eaSass-- 81
Which. II not claimed within three fiars ana H.
expenses therson paid, viii be sold al public Sues
st said Pound. on SATURDAY, February 15 ~
~ 10 CLOCK Al. GEO. D. EIELD. r.
! 4,,sss,s....s .ss...-. Street COMMISSIONS
STREBr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE I
No. City Hail.
New Orleans. February II, isia (
WAS BROUGHT TO THE sEcOND n1z
w trict Pound, corner Of Orleans and Claibofts
One Red COW with white spot on fhe forehead
Which, Il nob claimed within five days and II,
expenses thereon paid. will BE- sold at public ars
s aoa az sad Pound on SATURDAY. February l
GEORGE d. FIELD, stseot cosnnissi6nsr
Z: McDos NELL. fog Controller. fsiI5t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14

0FECkHID Af4Jti q Materials an f4o4k faanslifr
E1qulst9 Ter the Nluclien ana C8ffrisi 81 8hd
QloRQfed filgt District RssoIdsf Qanrt ana
7 Hhieo Station on Piece 81 qround located 81
1afaFasIe hsfnat, Detssen Baf6nna ina irTsdss
Ftlqeta, under ne aiseeiipne e the City Surveyor
az New Ofleanl. and aqfuan5ly to atca fulffnr
draWfuNain eRblannlten thereof Is may ~ qrf.
pitapd tnefr i1f fielu time - time - = ,ls.I.
4At size Of bal Its diuenann8 6t (, STEMS
nts1 A ualsl aza q DO Che psmB a. ool farfh and
shown " TIE several Qranings deposited IA tho
Surveyors Nlhc4. All lA31 MEASUREMENTS nefnn II
Atnpricsn fsps and iarhea and when not fFnred 70
b q1efeq ~ the scale Of dfaWtHf e. given there
Wi have " fnrniah tnon ~ his own eIu 6iise. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14

GEo1gcs I Whereas. The building situated AZ tae
corner Of 81 Charles ard lafayette Streets new used
as o Rocorders court Police station, and Lookup
has become nuisance 70 tho eighborhood in which
IL issitneteds therefore, 49, NU %
Be ordained By tho Common Council Of the city
Of New Orleans, That the said lots and buildings
thereon be sold a. public suction. q the same time
the sale Of tqe other real property belonging 10 the
pei New Or6anss with the condition thaa Che city
Ahan have TIE right Of Occupying ths same for 4
tes Of EiE months aier the sale At tho rate Of ten
per cent pee annuin o. the Amoant q the adiuGion
Ase ssA&nIaad That the Controller be AMI he a
hereby authorised after thirty DAYS n0llc1 IN flq
ooil Journal 20 sci contract Co thei0vaSt bidder
o. 81 ddeTs Tor tne erection Of nadingoh theiot
street neer tbs oornef Of Dyade3 stFeat g 30 ssd
a. reeoraexe oouft. police station, and lookup 40
ccrding y pian and spasinnations 70 b xhade BY
tn Cltg Surveyor fH & - =. asl...t !. r 81 10
President pro 1u1ia. BolGd Of Assistant ASdef1usn
fHiGnef0 - l.f = "a = JAZZ GRAHAM ~. I.
N lpEe q Board q Aldermen.
T i8irHeiD 49, !. ~ 7 & EEhTf7. 81agers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14

The whole o. the roofs shai Be alatsd "a Tho VERY
BET tsos nanlike EnarnsIs With the hget quality
cover and warranted Perfectly tlaht and tree from
leaks lof one year aitef the b 41R Il nieted The
ridges and hips TO beEogGzac with the bezt EnGiah
ridge tiles laid in and pointed with white sharp sand
and mortar.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14
This middle building shall have ono and tits prison
two copper venilatota IL inches diameter d1ed in
the ridges Is shown on the plaE. -. !. -

The top Of the oupola with cofnices and proiec-
ti9ns Of the domd and the fiat top under the OFnas
ment shall be covered IN tta very best EknanliEe
manner with l2pnunu copper sheefs pery gronysd,
around tha base OF the dome and all those required
for tins chimney and Othor parts Of the roofing sha
hgcopper.
Thewhele o. the conpqR and ain work sha beck
ecuted With tie best quality of hfazier5 copper and
double cross tin IN the vety beB6apd most workman
lihs n.anner and warranted frea from leaks for one
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14

The iFenqhes fo1 tha lpandationn All ba dug cut
iuNotn to suit thq vi dths OF to11ihlss ard iF tfh
~ 70 have tae upfas qls1l 81 Cha si1k11n 81 fnI
lqptngf hq'1e p 1q4u'as11 sdlI1ee ~ ffa arland
t1gI bottoms AAtlE % uiNN1 Perfectly iogei, h1fd
And loia1. ana 4raH b cllef4d VIII tHo thitA-
u4sze1 ~ Qound f4nqaatrr fsthQ1t pinnks. lotd
744ll ~ es,Q tnfx ~ no rsQsI la1iIAf anN pro-
11fls ea1r itfH eN tAc4 Nlf1 eftnd IS HNst az
t1ttQIa eClI.7 81 the l1t4Ir11. Ii5u thu fodIi1ln
4Ge Al mt Ias tN4 tf4ketzF A1Nu III rniII1d aIIh
NIfHN fdlIN, zHd aHqfauaiI'f raAHn1ea EId1nf
% I-lH os1r1zA| 1861 nnfl JIG Prep r' 1l % and
lI11UN. All HAS 4uI111 HAIHH aa4 ~ IsI5tf fHEI
t< NJ ttgout q4 90 ssaaadsa SID AZ f0fd|I
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14

Window Rratings for prison are 70 he furnished
and fastened we'll secure in the walls OF the prs
on said gratings to be feet BY feet in tho ricsr
and be made in the Balna way the door, out Of
inch round iron. fastened IN fraine and or0ssDleee
Of % inches by inch iron frame
There will he iron gate in tne partition wall OF
tho yard, and one In front Of the lower story and in
second story of prison; said gates 70 be Of inch
ronnd Tennessee IRON, have good strong locks, and
hinges fastened ii the bricktfork
The gallery in thefr1nt yard leading TO prison To
have suitable wrought iron brackets Of Sufficient
Strength.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14

DoN1aol1Hnss QETlos ORR or nav ozsn al.s, j
! 49, uitsE Hall, 80 vet EsbFnnEy. 1904 I Y
Notice Is hereby given that the OonlfdIi viii IL
l1oclqeA -. n ~ 1nAX. tha lisa day q IsaFeh
Aa5 e bis pfiee adindicHse 70 tie loNass bidder
ffi slIf AIilI7 4 s. c. BROWRR 81
5 wi a halrn pepEtg Cont1pliar.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14
coPPERsMITH WORK.

TIC gatters for the front building shall be 80
inches vide Of y pound eo9psrshoets properly lap,
ped, grOoyed and H0detcd where requisite, and
burned UP undor copper fas1ings built into chs
nriokE0rk and oyaslapped on tbs ends; the water
from the CUTTERS shall be carred into the Cistsfn by
two e six incf X tin pipes Ehe middle buildine
ana prison shall have hanging 9utters Inchp9 TFids
veil Tapped, soldered, and firmly scored, made out
Of Xxx tin; sofciont conductor pipes are to be At
taoned ss carry al the rain water cH With ease
with ten suitable cast iron guards,
The cisteru in yard shall have b * G inehos tin
overflow pipe. I4s .F If4H tsfis. n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14

Tho doors Of the prison shall have strong and
Eeconstrueted iron frame, made ont Of 2tsxl
Inch Tennessee iron measure feat by feet in She
clear. The door IS to be made out Of Tennessee L
riyeted well 10 2Sxl inch iron frames and GRO bars
said crossbsrs to bs one foot apart. First quality
locks, such are customary Ia other prisons arc to
befestened on IN secure snd woFkTaanlike manner
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14
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ani dressed yellow pine fl41.El net ctu lnrhqA
Nlda and AZ inches thioE perfectly seasone1J and
t from bad .Hp, tnofs, - W e qt4eg the
nr1as panaa net over ta4hes wide and I5s inefiea
i1lQE. With tone1od and erqoqed edges Put down
with white load IN TIE joints sad HlAae perfectly
~ ne G1aiqht aud heading iairisof me iaaiss
and nut9id8 lIl71 ahal BE- 1laqQ lht %.