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New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

THE UNDE II SIGNED HEREBY
i gives public notice that he has been duly ap
pointed by the Governor of the State of Louisiana,
and qualified, Inspector of Weights and Measures
for the First District OF the city of New Orleans,
and that other has authority to act in that
capacity.
Sunday. THIODULE PERRIN,
No. 1888 Girod street, near corner of Camp.
aug253tt
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
LOOK ON THIS PIC
TIRE.

LOOK ON THIS PIC
TURE.
7 h G Commercial
Bulletin of yesterday
contained the follow
ing in its editorial I:
=" The discussion of
the Education bill
seems to turn some
what on the question
whether Louisiana
shall be governed by
her own moral and
educational usages
or those of New
England"
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

DEATHS LAST WEEK.-According to the
report Of DR.. C. W. Dirmeyer, Secretary
of the Board Of Health, the whole number
Of deaths in this city for the week ending
Sunday morning was 81. ofthese died of
gunshot wound, were drowned, were
still born, lockjaw, delirium tremens,
amputation, small pox, consumption.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
q. Noure vn. q, Rahette : No. ca. .0O1.

TsRoISIEME JUSTICE DE PAIX, PARoISSE
moi adressk mar THonorable John P. Montamat,
Troisieme Justice de PAX dams ct pour "a paroisse
diCrleans ia procsdersi a ia vente publiqne, le
MARDI vtngtscin0uieme jour ao1t 1868 midi,
aux Ecuries de Parisy. rue des Remparts entire les
rues Toulouse ct St Pierre, De Ia propriete elapres
decrlte sav0ir:
Une VACHE.
saisis dams faffaire ei.dessus intitulee ct hume
rVeS CeSonditions-Comptant en- billets du Trssor dss
SuiSM@ J.A. MoLAIsoN. Constable.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
CONSTABLE,S SALES,

j ohm Mason ct Als. VS., in rem 10, $50 Clap
boards, more or less.-No 563s.
l. of Orleans by virtue Of writ of heri
facias to me directed by the Honorable John P.
Montaat Third Justice of the Peace in and for the
parish of Orleans, shall proceed to sell at public
auction, on TUESDAY, the twenty fifth day of
August, 1863 at twelve o'clock M at No. l72 Marais
street, between. St, Ann and Dumaine streets, the
following described property, viz:
10 $50 CLAPBOARpS, more or less.
Seized in the above entitled and NUN bered suit.
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes;
j. A. MOLAISON, Constable.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
G. Noure VS.. G. Bahette-No. s4,eol.

THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, PARISH
of Oreans-By virtue of a writ of alias feri faeias
to me directed by the Honorable John P. Mentamat,
TUESDAY, the twenty fifth day of August, 1868, at
twelve o'clock M, at Parisy Stables, Rampant
street, between Toulouse and St. Peter streets the
following described property. viz:
One COW.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered suit.
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes;
j. A, MOIAISON. Constable
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

ARRIVALS AT THE CITY HoTEL.-W Denny,
N n Cudaback, Pascagoula; P K Mayors,
Hausboro, Mississippi; E j Delony, J 7
Leudling, Providence. louisiana r L
and six children, Mobile; w L Boyd, Texas;
S B Robertson, Louisiana State Seminary;
J Pierce, W w Dean, Lake Providence,
Louisiana; ] E Shneck, New York; C NJ
Davis, Amite City, Louisiana; 7 D Bal,
Louisville, Kentucky; S D Fitch, Ohio; VII
liam Cook, D Collins, st. Louis; E NJ Vii
leries, D McNair, Thtbodeaux, Louisiana; W
D Bettull, Franklin, Louisiana; S W Stanley,
Louisiana; James A Tement, st Louis, Mis-
souri,.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

FIRE ON ozsAcALyo sFBEEr.-Before day
light yesterday morning a fire was discov-
cred in the two-story dwelling, occupied by
Mr.. Frank Gulia-d, on Royal (CasAcalvo)
between Enghein and Port streets. The
flames soon extended 10 the dwellings ten
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

AND THEN ON THIS.
Il. Leblanc, Jr.,
Treasurer of the Par.
ish of Vermillion, in
his report on the
d" moral and eduea-
tional usages" of
that region of our
State, says, in his re-
port for lS60--"If
you could only see
what kind of Direct
ors we have. one-half
of whom make cross. =.
es to their sigma
tures.r
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
A PIERRE HOUSE.

PHILADELPHIA. PA.
The undersigned having leased the above popular
Hotel, and having made extensive alterations and
improvements, is now open Tor the reception of
guests, with all the appointments of q first class
Hotel. j. B. BUTfERwORTH L 90,
au18 I'm Proprietors.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

Republican AIeetInRs-PARIsH EXECUTIVE
CoMMTrrEE.-RepubIcan Parish Executive Commit
tee at Clay Hall, every THURSDAY evening
REPUBLICAN, WARD CLuBs.-First Ward Club
Terpsichore street. between Apollo and St. Charles
streets, every TUESDAY evening.
Second Ward Club-Corner Triton Walk and Dry.
AIDES street, every FRIDAY evening.
Third Ward Club-olay Hall, Perdido street, every
SATURDAY evening.
Fourth Ward Club-Turners' Hall. Derbigny,st rect,
between Oustomhouse and Bienviue every TUES
DAY evening.
Fifth Ward Club-Union Hall, st. Louis street, be.
tween IRENE and MGrAis, every FRIDAY evening.
Sixth Ward Olub-Economy Hall, Ursulines stteet,
every TUESDAY evening.
Seventh Ward Cub-Corner Union and Greatmon
streets, every MONDAY evening.
Eighth Ward olub-Morales street, between Man
deville and Marigny, every SATURDAY evening.
Ninth Ward Club-Crescent Beer Garden, Poland
street, every WEDNESDAY evening.
Tenth Ward Cub-Corner st. Mary and Fulton
streets, every FRIDAY evening
Eleventh Ward Cub-Corner Dryadss and First
streets, every MONDAY evening. ie96
The German Radical Central Club-Msets every
WEDNESDAY, at Carroll Hall, corner of Poydras
and Carroll streets.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

BEFoRE RECORDER BEoKER-Recorder-H.
Richardson, you are accused Of having been
drunk.
H. R.-No, sir, never was drunk that time.
Recorder-Where did you get money to
get drunk WITH
Il. R.-A bully fellow got me tight.
Recorder-Then you were tight
R.-Perhaps was, but viii swear off.
Recorder-That is goods swear of. BY
way Of a ftting remembrance Of this event l
fne you Ave dollars.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
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csnsnt " OI.sa an hs0ssSAry 70 niAAs s"' -"
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iSlAotIon oI tne $1,000 StS ana Iandinss iairtI, e
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70 snsrantss the thfi ~ nH ~ thssss.,o
tion the reasrer viii ratain in SnSrantae fen mar
cent Of the contract price for one year. which ten
the Street be- fonn in psriscf goos order and conaI
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

AFFRAY IN THE INSTITUTE YEsTERDAY.-A
collision occurred yesterday in the Mechan.
icts' Institute building. between Dave Hen.
nessey, police officer, who was in citizens
dress and off duty, and Mr.. Heidenhain, one
of the Representatives from the Fourth
Ward in this city. The affair took place in
one of the water closets on the lower floor.
Blows were struck and Heidenhain ran,
shouting for the police. Hennessey was
arrested on charge of assault and battery,
preferred by Heidenhain. The statements
of the parties differ. Hennessey says he
asked Heidenhain some question about
the police bill and pay of policemen,
whereupon Heidenhain struck Hennessey's
nose with his finger, and said: "You are a
rat any howl" Then he hauled off and
plugged Heidenhain in the face.
Heidenhain says Hennessey charged him
with getting thousand dollars to vote
against the bill, and hence the affray. The
matter will undergo a judicial investigation.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

FIRST DISTRICT CouRr-Jttdge AbeR.-The
Court ordered new panel of two hundred
and Afty jurors, to serve for the month Of
September.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

SHOOTING CoLoRED MAN IN CARRoLLroS.-
Special Officer Cane was yesterday in Car
rollton to make visit for the purpose of
calling on Louis Diable and Henry Stewart,
alias Henry Green, who are accused of
several misdeeds not recognized by the laws.
He pulled the fellows, and one of them in
part confessed his evil ways, clinching it by
handing over $500 of stolen money. While
in Carrollton Mr.. Cane learned that William
Banks, late right bower to the discarded
Democratic Rollins, had been shot by SOL
dier. The two had been gambling, out of
which grew 8 quarrel, the result being that
Banks received a mortal wound in his
bowels. The supposition is that he will die
within few days. The soldier was arrested.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
j ohm Mason ct ais. We. In rem 10, $50 VolI-
ches, plus on moins.-No. 563a.

CHbs1 pIu5 Ou llUIH5s-NU o0oc.
I dOrleans-En vertu dun writ de heri facias
a moi adresse par Honorable John P. Montamat,
Troisieme Justice de Paix dams ct pour Ia paroisse
d'orlekns je procederai Ia vente publique. le
MARDI, Vingt cinqieme jour d'aont 1865, midi, au
No. l72 rue Marais entire les rues Ste. Anne ct Du
MAINE la propri6te ciApres d6crite, savoir:
10, $50 MERRAINS, plus ou moins,
Saisies dams Paffare ci-dessus intitulee ct num5.
rotee.
onditions-Oomptant en- bilets du Tresor des
aais2T25 j. "A MoLAISoN. Constable
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

THE KNIFE.-The case of Pat. Cunning.
ham, who is under arrest for stabbing
o'Keefe with intent to murder, was contin-
ned. Officer Barth accuses Cunningham
with having stabbed o'Keefe Sunday even
ing, at the corner of Julia and Tchoupitoulas
streets. o'Keefe is in the Charity Hospital
under surgical treatment. Prisoner was re-
manded to await result of his evil doings.
We have been unable to learn of any provo.
cation for the attack.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

ILL.-We regret to learn that Colonel
Mann, Democratic Representative in Con.
gress from the Second District, has been
ill with bilious fever and been confined to
his room since Saturday morning.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

A TERRIBLE DEATH.-About two weeks
ago we made mention of an accident that
happened in Goldings foundry, by which
three workmen were badly burned. One of
them, young Camblaz, who lived in the
Third District, yesterday morning expired
the cause of his death being the burns he
received. Until Saturday he had been i'm
proving, and there were hopes that he
would recover, but the weather perhaps had
bad effect on him. He is spoken of as a
most exemplary young man, who was pro,
viding for his parents. He will be buried
this morning.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

FIRST DISTRICT RECoRDER's CoURT.-Do-
mesellier Comblas was charged by Louis
Forche with assaulting him with danger
ous weapon and cutting him with intent to
kill. The evidence shows that Forche had
bought a pair of shoes from Com bias, upon
which he owed one dollar, and on Sunday
Combias made demand for the same. To
this demand Forche responded with abuse
and kicking, whereupon Combias drew
knife and commenced chopping at him in
manner more picturesque than comfort
able, cutting him severely. Combias was
locked up for further examination, and to
await the result of Torches hurts.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

TyOR RHNT-A FURNISHED COTTAGE
IN with threo rooms for So . month Inquire Of
r. Biissath corner Of Jackson and Dryades streets
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
OFFICIAL NoTICEs--OITY.

MAronA1rr OF NEw ORLEANS
City Hail. August 10, 1865.
No. 975-New Series.
Resolved, That the Controller be and he is hereby
authorized to adjudicate contract after ten days
notice in the othca journal, to the lowest bidder
bidders, for shelling and grading Josephine street,
between Apollo and Liberty streets the work to be
done in strict accordance with plans and spechca-
tions on file in the Office of the City Surveyor
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
CSigned) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved August H. 1868
(Signedl JOHN K. CONWAY, MAJOR.
A true copy:
JOAN W, OVERALL, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

THAT LANDLADY AND THAT Sl00.-The
controversy between Mrs. Hendricks and
Mrs. Harry Macarty, concerning valuable
package forwarded to the actress by her
husband, and opened by Mrs. Hendricks,
the boardinghouse keeper, was taken up
yesterday by Judge Becker. Nothing moro
than the statements already published by
us was brought to light. 1t was shown in
evidence that Harry Macarty had forwarded
by express a package containing 500 for
his wife. The express messenger delivered
the package to Mrs. Hendricks, keeper of a
boarding house on st. Charles street, where
Mrs. Macarty had been boarding, and where
her baggage was. Mrs. Hendricks receipt
ed for the 500, and appropriated the money,
breaking the seals on the strength of the
fact that the actor was indebted to her in a
small sum. The actress having been in
formed of this strange conduct at once had
Mrs. Kendrick arrested. After the arrest
the money was attached and placed in GUS
tody of Justice Shelley by the landlady,
thereby admitting that she had the cash,
and claiming it as hers because money was
owing her. The case was sent before the
Criminal Court, where jury will let us
know if one person has right to open q
a valuable package addressed to another.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

The KNIFE AND MoNTE.-The little diff
Guilty that occurred Saturday night, corner
Baronne and Perdido streets, between Will
liam Garse alias Alphonse Duval and Sherry
Fournette's was yesterday in part looked in
to by Recorder Becker. The story of
Fournette is that Duval stabbed him in the
back with dirk knife without provoca-
ton. There had been smart little game
of monte, and during the heat of the play
somebody lost money, and then arose a
rather promiscuous quarrel and fight, dur
ing which both accused and accuser were
wounded, Duval's face being badly bruised,
while Fournette was stabbed, not very bad
ly, however, in his back, near the shoulder
blade. Duval is charged with cutting and
wounding with intent to kill and murder
Sherry Fournette. The matter will under
go an investigation ON the first of Septem.
Der. Duval gave bonds to appear.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
wv H HE'LL

ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
NO. lSn CarsndeIet street,
NEW ORLEANS,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
POLITICAL NOTIOEs

Grant and Coissx Club Nc. 4, sixth
ward Republican.--Tne members of this club will
meet on TUESDAY. August %, at half past seven
O'Clock 7. NJ, at their cubroom. Economy Hal, on
Ursunes street between Marais and vilIere streets
Several distinguished speakers will address the
meeting.
By order of the President.
v. SoUTERRE
Z. INcHAST Secretary. aus It,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

hlrd District Republican Grans and
Oolfax Clnb.-At meeting Of the Republicans of
the Ihird District. held on the eighteenth instant,
permanent organization was effected for tho
coming campaign. styled tie Third District Re-
publican Grant and COliaK Club" The following
officers were elested for the ensuing six months,
viz:
Captain o. W. Boothby, President William @.
Kinsea, First Vice President; j. DominEon, Sec
ond Vice PRESIDENT o. Reid, Secretary; b. M
Smith, Assistant Secretary; Captain William j
Moore, Corresponding Secretary; D. Douglas Treas
urer; Jerry Curlis4 and B. Walker, sergeantsa at
Arms
For the information of all Republicans, who are
respectfully invited TO join the meetings of the
Club will be held every TUESDAY EVENING, on
Morales street. between Marigny and Vaudeville
streets. CHARLES W. BOOTHBY,
. President
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

HEALTH OF ALGIERs.-At the present time,
as we know from high medical authority,
Algiers is remarkably healthy. There is not
the least sign of epidemic yellow fever. and
there is much less of the ills that flesh is
heir lothian there usually is at this season
of the year. This may be partially &C.
counted for by the cleaness of the streets,
and the care taken by Syndic Kenefe to
keep the town clear of many things, which
in former times were offensive to the olfac,
tories, if not injurious to health. He should
not forget that telegraph stump, however.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

ABOUT GERMANs.-The B,lletin says
''somebody has been consoling the Pioneer
Grant Club of this city with the assurance
that the people of Germany were all in favor
ofGrant." We believe no one will have the
assurance to say that the people of Germany
in this country will vote for Seymour. The
people of Germany, whether residing in
Germany or the United States, are the same
people, and possessed of the same innate
love of liberty, regulated by just laws.
They are not people apt to be deceived
They are well schooled in republicanism,
and know the difference between a sham
democracy and genuine republicanism-the
difference between General Grant and Ho'
ratio Seymour. The one the savior of his
country; the other its would be destroyer.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

METROPOLITAN DIRTBICT POLICE BILL
Section fourteenth of this bill, providing
that the Lieutenant-Governor be ex-officio
a member and President of the Board of
Metropolitan Police, and providing also that
he shall perform the duties of Superintend-
ent OF the Metropolitan Police force in the
absence of the Superintendent, and pre-.
scribing his rate of pay, was stricken out
of the bill, on the ground of funconstitution.
ality, the constitution forbidding one per.
son to hold two offices of trust or profit at
the same time.
The provision in the twenty.seventh sec
tion making it a misdemeanor, punishable
by imprisonment in the Penitentiary for a
term not exceeding two years or by fine
not exceeding five hundred dollars, for any
person to make use of abusive or threaten
ing language to any of the commissioners,
officers, or members of the police force was
vigorously opposed by Mr.. Noble, Democrat,
of Orleans, Mr.. Harper, of st. Charles, Re-
publican, and others. 1t was advocated by
Messrs. Page, of Jefferson, Reese, of La
fourche, and other members. The amend
ment to strike out that portion of the sec
ton relating to making use of abusive or
threatening language to police officers was
lost by yeas, 80; nays, 40.
Section sixteen, providing fer suitable ac-
commodations for the detention of witnesses
unable to furnish security, making it the
duty of all magistrates to commit witnesses
in. default of bail to the custody of the
police at the house of detention of witnesses,
and in committing witnesses to have regard
to the rules and regulations of the Board of
Metropolitan Police in respect to their de-
tention, was also stricken out.
Action was taken by the House up to and
including the twenty-eighth section.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

Two HUNDRED THOUSAND DoLLARs,-The
Finance Committees of our Common Coun-
Gil have done well as far as they have gone.
They have disposed of "bills receivable' by
the city to an amount verging on two hund-
red thousand dollars. This sum, If paid out
to needy creditors in fair proportions, will
reach far on the road toward relieving the
actual necessities of thousands of good
citizens. At last decided step has been
successfully taken to pay suffering employees
in currency, and it is hoped that great dis
elimination will be used in dlsbursing it.
There are numerous and urgent calls for
parts Of this fat little crumb, and those in
really needy circumstances should be served
first.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

CoSTRoLLER's OFFICE. OITY HALL,
New Orleans, August 10. 1893,
Notice is hereby given that the Controller will at
his office on TUESDAY, September l, 1858. at noons
adudcate to the lowest bidder bidders the abose
contract as per specfcai ms.
PAS. LABARRE, Deputy CONTROLLED.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

iAe Rloayano. which is always rather
. sociological than logical, fAvors us with
i'soniahlng prediction in regard TO the
aslilon Of the heavens next. Saturday
uins. to wit; that
ghs very light Of the moon and stars viii
before the glare Of nf5riads Of meteors
pckets.r
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QEORgETUNN.
Affaifs In Gesrsetowu.


RIVDa F9oH4.-Easered-Stnum fhomss
Z. Cahfh, Maifh from BsitImsrp; scnoouars
Waymark ana seaman, from Atcxandria with
what and ctfs 70 Hartley & Brother. CteareA,
steamers John Gibson, Winter, and James s
Green, Inman. for New York. Tue steam tug
Belle Haven, for running with an expired n
cense was fined $50 by the Coliecfor Of Gus
toms. ss So r. Es.- ~
CANAL BusIIRss-As yet only ten boats
have arrived. Two were loaded with Bark.
three with limestone, and five with coal. Three
OF the latter went on to Alexandria. great
many boats are on the way and are expected
to STRIVE Tomorrow. The canal is now thor
oughly repaired.
MERcHANTS EXCHANGE. VERY quiet
About two hundred bushels Of new wheat sold
this morning a o. 20ass. ~ pen bushel.
THE REMAINS OF Ma. McOULLoCH.-The
body OF Mr.. MeCuiioch, who died here yestsr-
day rom wound received BY an accidental
pistol shot, fired in the Girard Heuse in this
city, of winch he was the proprietor, mot in
guard house, az printed in yesterdays Starr
was taken To Philadelphia this morning in the
eight O'Clock train BY his friends in this place
ACCIDfHT.-A colored man, whose name we
could not ascertain, fell this morning on the
corner Of Bridge and Green streets, from q
mule upon which he was riding. He was in
toxicated at the time. Some friends took him
in charge and removed him to his home.
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DIED..


DOVER. On the 18th instant. in the 10th year
Of his age. JuDs0N power.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, No. 2e6 K street, on Sunday afternoon 1t
3o,clock; Bis friends and relati YES res pect-
fully invited to attend.
WARD Suddenly. on the evening of the 18th
instant, Mrs. ANN WARD, in the 18th year (f her
age. May she rest In peace.
The friends Of the family are respectfully in
vfted to attend her funeral on Sunday evening
next, at O'Clock, from the residence OF her son,
Joseph Anderson. corner of cath aud N SITS. 81
MCGRANN. On Friday, July 18th, JOHN p,
infant son OF John and Ann McGrann, aged 10
months.
Friends and acquaintances Of the family are in
vfted to attend his funeral from 2s7 st. sJutn
between I'd and 81 on Saturday, 18th instant at
IA p. m.
KIMMELL. On July 18th. at s O'Clock a. m l., of
congestion Of the brain, ABM. +. kIMMELL,
The funeral will take place from Trinity Church
on MOI day next at 30 p. m. to which all the
friends OF the deceased and the family invited
without further notice.
MEG ILL On the 18th instant. at 10 minutes
past Avs, .. m, JAMES McGILL, in the 5Oth year
The body will be taken to PhiIsdelp hia for in.
te ment.
BOYLE. On July 18th ANNIE BOYLE, daugh-
Ter OF Patrick and Bridget Boyle, aged years and
QUEEN. On the 18th instant, CHARLES THE
ODOkE, twin son Of John z. and Louise Queen,
aged year and months.
sARROWS. At Westmoreland, N. H., July 18th,
WARREN BARROwS, ESQ aged 81.