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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
ORIGINAL Nnws IrEAEs.

The camels recently brought here from
Texas are to be placed in the New York
Central park.
Judge j.. N. Paschal, of San Antonio,
Texas, who formerly resided in Rapides
parish, has been given up by his physician,
and can not possibly live.
The Chicago Post and Springfield QIli-
nois) Journal urge the nomination Of Hon.
Hannibal Hamlin as the Republican can
didate for vice-president.
The Mobile board of aldermen have
adopted the ordinance granting lands and
privileges to the New Orleans, Mobile, and
Chattanooga railroad company.
Snow fell to the depth of four inches in
the vicinity of Trenton, Louisiana, two
weeks ago. in consequence of which the
roads were in a dreadful condition.
Posey Drew, suspected of stealing letters
ftom the Richmond postofiee, addressed 10
Rev. William Brown, admitted the fact, but
said "the spirit of the devil' prompted
him TO do 50.
The ninth volume of the Homer Iiad
elited by Hon. W. Jasper Blackburn, closed
on the first instant. The Had deserves
the patronage of every Republican in thai
section of the state.
Stanton said to Ben Wade the other day
"Sir, J. would as soon think of tnrning over
the war department TO the rebels during
the war as of surrendering my trust now
into the hands of Al dew johnson"
Alabama obstructive papers are publish
iug the natnes Of white men wbc voted fol
the constitution, and Alabama Republican
papers are preparing " the roll of infamy,'
comprising the names of parties who dis.
charged freedmen for voting as loyalty and
manhood dictated.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
The AInhnnn ElentIon.

The Montgomery Sentinel Of Monday
says that in some of the twenty-five
counties then heard from the vote was in
creased over that Of October, while in
others there was a decrease, the average
being about the same as that cast for the
convention. Up to the date Of that paper
every Indication was cheering for the rati-
Rcation Of the constitution, bnt the ac-
curate vote will not be ascertained until
the middle or last Of. next week.
The total vote Of Montgomery county
was ssl less than in October. On saiur-
day unusual obstacles were ~interposed by
the opponents Of the constitution, so that
hundreds were unable to vote, and when
the polls closed in Montgomery there were
some two hundred freedmen at and near
the boxes, waiting to put in their ballots.
The Mobile Register is jubilant over the
efforts of the constitutional clubs " to
diminish the vote ia ell parts of the state.
and claims that the white front . exerted
a powerful influence against the coiored
vote OF Mobile. The rebel element of OBJ.
struction is thus compllmented by its prin-
cipal organ.
The Montgomery 6satind states that on
Wednesday, night ethe rebels broke into
the room where the ballot boxes were de-
posted, and destroyed the boxes, together
with The ballots cast during the FIRST two
days as livingston
Unsil the Official declaration Of The Tote
on the Alabama consultation is made, We
shall incline to the belief that q majority Of
the votes registered we're .ass on that snes-
iion, Notwithstanding the predictions Of
associated press agents in the interest 81
the o~bs4aetives. The ultimate result WIZ
he the came IN ANY event. and Alabama will
soon be Represented ia congress, and be-
come one OF the IDyaI states Of the Union.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13

- -.
fifty Republican voters can be found IA tne
whols state of louisiana who iudoFse tbs
proceedings of these nine persons.
Because of its a%bsurdity from The begin
Mig it has beer ineomprehensible 70 our
citizens, but possibly this may be the true
explanation /; possibly oar Exchange alley
cotemporary is really fearful Gas it has
hinted) that the public printing may be
taken from ii by congress, and is publish
ing its foolish articles regardless of the ruin
Gus effect which they are having upon the
standing Of the " signers," with the sole OBJ
jecl Of misleading those persons in Wash
ingtOn who are supposed to control this
" printing"
This is the most charitable construction
we can put upon Its course, although it is
not very complimentary to the sense of the
Z" signers.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
aRN. HAnCouKs ORDERS pIsApPROvBp

GEN, HANC0UK'S ORDERS DISAPPROVBp,
1t would seem from the reports from
Washington that General Grant has not
only read the dispatches sent to him in re-
gard to the late municipal removals, but
he has given the subject his prompt otteh-
ton. 1t is said he has ordered General
Hancock to set aside the orders by which
he made the municipal changes. But it is
also reported that General Hancock is not
prepared to obey the orders of his superior
with the alacrity that characterized Cen
| eral Mower in a similar case. On the con-
trary, he asks Grant to revoke his order
TO set aside the municipal orders, otherwise
he (Hancock) will ask to be relieved from
the command of the fifth military district.
1t is hardly likely that the general of the
army has plunged hastily into the business,
or that he will revoke his orders. AS for
relieving General Hancock from command
we suppose that will be a question for the
president or Secretary Stanton to decide.
If the question were left to General Grant,
lie would probably have no great difficulty
in solving it. 1t often occurs that an officer
of the army or navy asks to be relieved
from duty on the ground of i'll health, and
sometimes for admitted ~ineapacity; but
the only case within u recollection
where such a request was preferred because
of a reluctance to obey orders was that Of
a lieutenant who appealed to President
Lincoln. That great and just man at once
granted the request ard dismissed the aP-
piicant from the service. While General
Grants order stands it is the law, and we
are much mistaken in the man If he con-
sents to abrogate it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
mnvv ORLEANS HEPUBLIoAN.

The subscription price of this paper is
SIS a year, and the same rates for one-hslf
or one-quarter Of q year, payable in ad-
vance. The paper can be obtained from
the carriers at the usual rates By leaving
name and address at this Office, or by ap-
plying to the carriers, and payment car be
naaAe at this oface on 70 the carrier.
Tbs Weekly REPUBLICAN, is ave dollars a
year, payable in advance. Tne Sunday
RzrUBI1cAN, delivered by carriers, is also
0gs dollars a year, payable in advance
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
NEGOTIATIONS OF THE CENTRAL
ExECuTKVE COMMITTEES

Ofthe Radical Republican party of Louisia-
ma, he only Organization repreSsattngOT clai'n-
ing to represend the Republicans Of the whole
state, passed January so, 1865;
Resolved, That all members OF the Cen
trail Executive Committee Of she Radical
Republican party of Louisiana who oppose
the nominees Of the State Nominating Con-
Tention Of our party shall be regarded as
d~isorganizers, snd their seats shall be de-
clared vacant, Adopted-yeas Is, nays l.
WHEREAs, The New Orleans Tribune has
ceased to represent the principles and
policy Of the Republican party of louis
lana, therefore
Rescl Ted, That we hereby repudiate It as
the organ of our party and Of this commit
tee, and appoint the New Orleans REfUB-
LcAN as the organ Of our party and Of this
committee.
Adopted almost unanimously.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
RATLRDAn0.



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AfiKwA0xaR 70 DETHorr TOR 4
Montsea1 NiaGzrA. fals Bpn4lp. "a
4te4s h0 AAQaA& nFsAnRneld SOW York
aarser tralns on rs Michigan conarAiH
sll leags Riesse ~ = hA and tf a p
tahHfdArs and Bundega arcao1aA All
AFopeA Connections
eRsen P9ss Miwspsga chias
EQNith AtiahiNH ceHtral tFainE
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
No. s4s-New Series,

Resolved, That the Mayor be and he is her,h,
thorized to enter into contract on behalf Of ~
of New Orleans. before the City Notary. with n
huh, for the lease OF the property now oecupisl
an tnaDne asylum, for the term Of one year ZION
18th day OF January, lees, at two hundred doliar
SigneD Il. w. PERKINS
President pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aiderna
SignedJ JAS GRAHAM,
Pro5ident Board Of Aldeima
8Isnsd i HEATH. Mayss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
No. sls-New series

Resolved. That tbs City Surveyor. undr
supervision Of tho Commttfees u StraetsandT1
tngs Of both boards Of the Common Council,
he is hersby auth0fiEed 70 employ such mGehn
and such number of lGb0rera and mechanim /
and put in order the leyees aud hulkheads Of h
district in the vicinity OF Poland and Cloaet ~
GtgneD II w. PRRKINS
NigEeO JAMES GRAHAM
Presldent Board Of Aldsrn1
Signed Z. HEATH, Msrrl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
No. s47-New Series,

RESOLVED. Thattbe Mayor be aud he is hersh,.
thorl1od to sign an act before tbs City Notary' 4.
ferring the contract OF A. j. McCulloch, for M
ing and keepinR in repair the ahellrOAds Of the
and fourth districts ct the city Of ew Oriesne
HENRI Mcguinn, as principal, and Thomas Ma1
CSIgnsdl f W. PERKINS.
President pro tenn. Boardol Assistant Aidsru.
QnlgneO JAS. GRAHAH,
President Board Of Alderma,
Signed 4. HEATH. Mayor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
MArohAIrx o. NEW urtE',
City Hall, sth Day Of February, lsS
No. S5l-New Series.

Resolved, That PERMISSION be and the San.
hereby granted to the southern Paving comn,-
run a portable steam engine in the open sos.1
the corner Of Caliope and Clara streets, uroTs
the same ts done in accordanee with existing
laws an9 ordinnneea and remains during the NJ
tSignsD Q. S. sAUvINEf
tSiRneO JAMES GRAHIM5
President Board ii Aideras
Approved February s. 1865.
Signed f. HEATH. Mrr|
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13

Resolved, That from aod after this date tha
tiers Of the first and third district police slss
el ~ be allowed forty-iiye dollars per month
OF thirty-fve.
(signeO f. W. PERKINS. i
GigneO Jas GRAHAM.
President Board Of Alderusl
isigned 4 HEATH, MAN,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
rR AND MAMonrs

IN sad nsrShf tbs tsmbfafs sound
Wakes the slnmb'ring amp around;
F1sst thy hour of rest hath gone,
Armed deeper, up, and on
Long and weary is our way
Der tbs bnrning sands today
Bat TO pilgrims homewsvd feet
Ev7n tsae desert path is sweet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
MAg0aAhrE o Nnw os1ur


Resolved, That the Controller be and he is NJ
authorized TO Advertise during ten days in the
journal for sealed proposals for cleaning the SIM
the public buildings Of the city OF New Orlesa-
cording 70 specifications on 6le in the Street X
missioner ONCE.
(Signe0 G. S. SAUVINEf
President pro TEN. Beard Of Assistant AIDE.
tSignedl JAMES GRAHAE4
President Board Of Aldern'
(stsned E. HEATH Msya
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13

caeE Charles q. Rogers, cfths Bosisu
Enqz. hes pnrahasea joys building in
taat eitE foF thesun Of $3.50. aO0. and WAen
ae lease expires win erect a buisaiag for
u w III ihas PAPER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13

Members Of the Constitutional Con-
vention are invited to act rs Agents for the
New Orleans REPuBI1cAN on terms as favor
able as those offered by any other paper.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13

Resolved, That the Treasurer be- and he is IA
instructed TO pey 20 Louis hluh whatovsr rn
q rent By the city OF the property o~ccupied
insane asylum.
HiRneO +. W. PERKINS
President pro tenn. Board Assistant AldenN'
(Signad JAMES GRAHAM
President Board Of AldemA
Approved February Z, 1868.
(SigHon I r. HEATH. Msrn
A trua COPY:
GEoaoEF 4. 0HIEos, Secretary. HI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13

BeadIe & Co, No. lis williara street,
New York, have seat rs two dine novels,
Ia aHeipIesz Haad.D and the @Sagamors
& sacon
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
MEehU ION OF THE REPUBLIC
An aFATE ROMtNAT1NG CON-
vENxE0N ON GARY 20 AsSs'

REsolsy ID, THAT WE HEREBY PLEDGE ouH
LIVES, srA FORTUNES, AND Our SACRED
Hos0R 70 rnE SUCCESS OF TIE RADICAL Re
PUBnIcAS PARTY, AND THE ELECTION OF H
CANDIDATES WE HAy NOMINATED.
ADOPTED UN4sIMOUsLY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13

nGaneral Forrest, Of Fort Pillow notofie-
y has hled a position in bankruptcy in
ne oihee ct clerk Of the United States cir
gaft 10art at Msmphis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13

8REGrFIgATE0N Of Materials and Workmanship
requisite for tbs Ereosfon andfOomptetion 81 the
PROPOSED First District Rss0r4eFe Oena aud
R9ilca station On . piecs Of ground located On
A4AayNts4 AtEa@t @stNsMn BaypnNq Au1 prFAdss
4 ssFeaeA undprthe direction o. tie City 8uIvayag
a Oslea1s aud aeseeahlg = naah 4a1tasf
nAhod therolog fs6M tiAo 10 ttne.
The we q lq.ldink II 4imsnAle9R gab,disigQaa
naasQf rails, are 10 be- thR Saua ~ set aarih aud
shoNn on ire several df&miegs Deposited fl TIE
Surqsycr's office All the measnrenssntS hainr n
American sest and inches. and when not figured to
BE- measured by TIE eeais1f aTsWins - giy6n there
nH. khonid $40 Construction raa4ira aanifHafaa. ne
NJ N hala 10 IulnLsh THEW N hi NEa AEnlnla.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13

Abe Ways aAd meas eem mittes Of con.
ave about agreed to reduce tho tax
IN mapk ira and chewing tobacco, which is
seltg csasa per poRnd, te thirty cens4
aNd axe s~aiirelg agreed TO collect the tax
AlaaEA sseA opnee package beqrinK .
twa-Bsss oens.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13

srnnnT 0Qransssosna,s osss

STREET Uonfarss1oNER's oF1,o,|
Room No. ! City Han
New Orleans. February II, rs
1T MAY BE WELL TO REMIND THE PM
i that a COMPAl Int BO. X Is opened X NJ
Office Of this Departments, and / viii be under v
cations to any of our community who will onter r.
complaints thereon relative TO any dcreiiclio1 b.
may be developed u~nbeknown % this oapSrtns.
GEO D. FiEID
fe2 Street issinnn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13

AnsonH eTFiek, editor and proprietor Of
ehe New York Atlas, died last week In that
sity.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
s0PRIoLAL N0TIQRS.--OITYI


U~WbfOMHOU8E SALE
UNITED STAIRS CukroMaousI
Collectors Office
New Orleans. Febroary Il. Ia
IN PURSUANCE TO INSTRUCTIONS N
4 estyed from tho Treasury Department. tia =
TORPEDO BOAT, now lying on the tower ~
the new basin, near claiborne street, in this civ
tinAted 70 contain about 500 pounds Of metal. NH
18th instant g the CAnal street entrance Ia
C~ustamhouze buildiue.
Tsrms-Jash ia United States Treasury notes
feis3s eoitoff + q SS.,,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13

We ars indebted % tae ooartssy Of
MHjor General Gaprg Il HaFisuig iii
uesf sgintsd eoplas cf The Reconstruction
I and ~foaflpensA asnenaaaat Is de
e~rntasioo- They hare ksea prepared
as use efoasarss and are IA very coo
lara.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
POUND NOTECRs.

brREEr CosuussIoNER's ON
f. New Orleans. FsbrnGry IA
WRRE RRoUGaT TO THE FOURTH
" trie9 topnd, oa Dryades street, betTeth t
sou and Ehlllp atrcote. as o5trayB-
Three GOATS OF different cnlors.
which y not olsimed Wlhin throe dayA a
n tp snid Peas Ssie ~ w saTulhhqDsAs9Ylas F e. gqS4S 4
Al Hoclock d. GEO, ID. FIHia
R. McpoSHHIL. for oontrollsr. 4
sTREET CoaifIssIoNER's Or
g = Cl9
WAS BROUGHT no THE sKCoND
" triet Poand corner q Orleans and Ca
~etrett9s q au.gst1aT- taA
ere Rse GOV 3 ghiss sgos q ths for.
1naens II 30 easTea Elt4iF ne aaya s
Aa ssl4 Ppg1e oa SATURDAY., FebIus
= MeQesNELl Ia ConiEollsrs 81
sIarrr 0oAarlag1onnn,s o.
Nav Orleans. fsbirsTy i.
TUrNKE HaDBaHT no 8Az NOURIl|
w tri4 Pgrmd on DrgE6s1 street. betWesi I
son Gnd tAlllr sS0olA, IS eztr1g1-f.
&oqe4qAlN oi otNureut dutga
WnieA, IL not cfAinaee within three DAYS, and4
pepaest thereon naid. will b 500 At public aud
aall Pound on THURSDAY, February "a
ne slpek A. a4Q&5t Y Fhss'
r. MonqSkzxfse ~ QonFseRaF
BrarEg Cqsrx1aAprRE,s on
Room Ne v CITY N3
WAS BROuchf T0 THk Sko6k1
~ tgiet Pupnd, corner % Wrleans and CID
atfg1t1 - An 9ifFaS-0
One Hhits cow, with lett hagn broke.
Hhiane y mob cta4Haa0 Vifuin. I'VE days, "a
eHpansse thesean paid, will ~ cold AZ pnbiie "
a sas4 Houna. On THURSDAY Fehrnarg X
s. dcIQeE " EMoEBEH FIfiH
9traet ocmmis
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
BANKRUPT BLANKS.
OFFICIAL E%OTIOES--OITY.

TIVE FRICTION OF A BUILD.
inY o. the Lot belonging DO 1he City OF
M New Orleans On Lafayette Street, near
the corner Of DrYhdes Street, to be
Used as n Recorders Court, Police
Station mnd Lookup.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
No. sI2-New Series.


SECTION I. Whereas, Tho building situated 40 the
corner Of y. Charles and ~Lafsyette Streets, now used
as a Recgrdega court, Police station, and Lookup,
has become a nuisance to the neighbOrhood In which
10 IL tffnAted; therefore, a
Be II ordained By. the Commoa Council OF the OTIS
a New OreEnA. That tie said lots and baildiufs
thereon he srid at public auGtioR, At the eame time
and on the same terms and conditions ~ tixod for
the sale Of tas other real propaF5R Belonging 20 the
city Of New Orleans, with the condition that the city
ahnli have the rlgnt Of Occupying the SANS for g
term OF ak moNfhs after th8SaiB a. fhs rate 81 ten
per cent per annun on the Amount Of the sdiadica-
SIC. :. Resolved, That the CONTROLLER he and he Is
hereby authorised. after thirty af5a a0ties 70 the
aodlsiRljoErnAl 20 sell a contract to thaioNest bidder
Oh bi1dafs, Tor the erection Of o bUildlnE on the lot
bslonssn@A t&s city of new. orlehnss On Lafayette
streef nssr the corner Of Dryadss atrsst, 70 bB used
A. d recorderg court. police station, end Lookup, aa-
enrdiug 70 . plan and specifications to be mAae BY
6igusA f. W. pERKINs.
President pro tenn Board o. A1siat2At Aldermen.
@&gne0 IA& GHAHAM,
President Boax4 Of Alaernen.
Esaod X HKATH. Mayor.
CoSxRoLLxR's OFFICE, cfrx or NV Ohrz4Ns.i
us Lily Hall 9Th Of EehfnAyY. ia6a
Eptiea Is harebR given that the Controller will at
/ "a d'cl8fk If. en TUESDAY 9aa 71th GAY az MNFeh,
l6A a. hia efhcs adiudicsta to tins lowest Bidder
s. G. BROwER
Dep4ts ren1FoEef.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13

Tina yFiaonere, dock 70 have q heucn the eSaireI
issth and ~ fxnooap 0EA4 Aea eailiur " 9 zsdt
in height door cerfegp1ndsna 70 tie railing pat
tsrn shaA % pASga - ths Fssinss eHd seoursd 81 .
An ne oth1f rsiiihgz 81 the ccnflfcom Ehaa be
PLAYED Nap Qfn4f4E ~ 40, Nnd hsa9 cast irqp. 81
neat and Substantial patsafn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13

N. A. SOUTRWUaFH, EdllOr and Proprietor
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF TIVE cTY0F NEW uRLtANS
---sqd--
OFFICIAL 1906 NAL OF TIE REPUBLICAN, PAaIf,
FEW ORLEANS. FEBRUAKXAs ny, ns@s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13

Tbs Thcse Of The roofs shNll be- slated Ia the eegy
best workmanlike manner, with tho best qualify
l0xls inch Weleh slates, put On with 4 inches lap or
cover, and warranted peFtsctly tight aud free from
leels FOR one year after tns buA4iaB t. nnished3 the
ridges and hips to be covered with the beat HaHliAh
ridge tiles ialdin and pointed with Whitt sharp sand
end mur9&T.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
oARPESTER AND sorrERs' WORK

AZ 4hs tutorioF loors hhag befaid With the beft
mill dressed ysllew pine Dlanls rot oyor 5 inches
side and 14 inehqg thick, perfectly Bea4Mas& Ard
Tres 4rom hadsap knotss spit4 % Other def4a~i the
galleries shall hare hocs4ot arHt quAuiy dta81g1 ty-
ltaaa blanks nuf nFHra trlAeA Nla& aud H< inc1fs
fhiek, with toREned aad Reaeged. ednga pat down
QitA white t4a9 - TIE H41H dnd mAce perfttiiS
lA4 aha saraieht apd haedipe iainfa of thai nAtds
and oAtsi68 hda1a shaHta anioethed cdi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13

Window g~ratinss for prison are to be furnished
and fastened wall and secure in the walls of the pre-
on; said RratinEs 10 be 3 feet by feet in the clear,
and be made in the same way as the doors, out of
inch round iron, fastened In a frame and cfosspAele
Of ~ inches by l ZACH iron frame.
There will be an iron gate In tire partition wall of
the yard, and ONE in front Ofthe lower story, and in
second story OF prison. said gates 10 be Of 1 irch
round Tennessee iron, have good strong locks, snd
hinges fastened in the bFiDkWork.
The gallery in the front yard leading to prison. to
have suitable wrought iron brackets Of sufioisnt
strength.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13

All As work snaH be e1ecatsd ia tAa beat and most
NorkzphnSl2e n1a1Aeks 81 proper aAa Appropriate.
materials aec1raiuE % t1s GeaWiHaa f6fainbeforo
cttA9 aaa The 1oregcinR Htssitaa9Qn, nRdeK the
enperinkendepce 81 i4e Sly hussE1ors and BE- sab
SaAt 20 hiAqntife ArpgQgNA 1T arf AitAfNb9n fhcnid
hereafter na u2Ha4 ~ order 81 ahe CnuncA on Hae-
veycf, 0y yEr5las lfo4 the plans Oh tue fcnako7ar
spseldcatipns aather IL addinN tdef4to OK danlaisf-
ing tnNf4Irohk or utAarNle4 hQWesefS atrh RtteFA-
items stall not hnnut tho contract nafaty tnte&ad
lots, hat ave falu9 kzsraof ahan h. 441sltAina6b ~
sEsct Nfnonnt, a. the na4e naayN4. Nor shall aadh
alesratipHf. elthtf IN 4ddition, dimi1uten, o9 ufhEr.
the whole on the Wpkks; NHt tue a6as44esas shaa, 81
such al1e4Atinna ef wAatgyeF trre tSQu3ft rs fndraaao
fha nunenarof He NaFkneu 20 fha aarh - well a.
the works eQEtalngH IN The fnreaoinQ paltitalar8
ehHi by ehmpletalf haAha4. sud W daNH&sad au ~
NE City kUffeyor M ua Tins hsrninaftHr mtni6na6,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
coPPERsMITH WORK.

Tha top Of the cupolA with oornices and proiec.
lions Of the dome and the fat top under the orna-
mBnt aheg be covered IN the very best worknanliEs
Tapped, and s0idered where r~equisites the dashinns
AHBuN4 tie bags of the doEe and al those rsqutred
be cooper.
Ihe &6ots q the cooper ana tin work shall be ez-
eGstsd with the hast quality Of bFaziera oQpper and
double cross tim in the very best and Gaoat workman
Riks MANNER and wafran8Bd free troua loaks for one
yoaE kfs8E the baildinRS so hnishsas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13

The weesnfafa court sl8n AaFs h~Aitina5 Will 4
aoa6i6ARM ftAih - fAo1e4 ftst sod td6pea 11ith
1 mQuAdiaE tbs AqnfeaHHfa0a oa, eap
fotA. tHttEa onaf 1l0 Hat0s4tqff c6sp8 ass to ia4E
A NllA q lAl Pass pgiafh "a MaEes Hmt ana
gei Fita " 4heaef eFee aae tqpes paFe nqria
W1funo l1oNN 81 wood a1&N1E INCA INTO thH aNtst
A tAi9 4Alh door, Ia psenent 4ba VISA. A6n&It
trQm htHaAinH the rlnstSrfpFs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13

4 zha csart room ahali b. finished az Dor afs~inr
cane The ~neepasazY platforms Raaa of1he afsrs-
desSrihqd ahtroN Nqortng The etepE On each SIDE
Mash nodded and rallFned nozi1FA
The railing asonnd chr @adqR hnf Ciseke deak
handrNps lNonnaaA on faneT trrasf mahogRnR or
walnut hsiasiaEE4& ~ iHeheain GnEatHr. There shall
truss uefzal s. eae4 epaniuR Of tho rsltqN.
The iaWyers'table 70 Be- made Eoniidzeln Is per drAN-
Ing, out Il meRngany Or Nainah and c9yeE8d with
gross clsths also The rspoRsare table