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New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
BASE BALL.

TIE ATLANTICS IN ALBANY AND SYRACUSE.
ALBANY, June l2-The Atlantcs arrived here
this morning aud would have played the Nationals on
the Van luuselaer Skating parklths afternoon but the
late heavy rains made The Held unnt and the game was
postponed until the latter part Of July The Atahtlcs
were The rec peut. of courteous attentions from the
Nationals OF this city during their stay The club went
10 Syracuse 900 the afternoon.
VICTORY FOR THE CLIFTONS or BUFFALO.
At the baseball match at Niagara Falls yes
terlay. tile Cft0ns II Buffalo both games beating
tho Champions of Suspension Bridge by score Of 53 TO
A. aud the Niagaras of LOekport by score OF 81 to H.
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR TIE ATHLETICS.
ST. LOUIS, June 12-1hc Athletics of Phlla-
depha the Unions OF this city, In their match game
to-day. by OF "a to II. The Athletics play the
Imurcs tn-ImULIOM
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
GEN. GRANT.
EXTRACT FROM THE HON. Ii. O. DEMING's LIFE
OF GRANT.

EXTRACT FROM THE NUN ~ " A'ES
OF GRANT.
Nature endowed him with a strength of will,
an equable temper sound, practical, wellbalanced
understanding and nurture has contributed TO develop
and foster these natural endowments- From his West
Point education he derived substantial and usefm know
edge and the edge and discipline which scientific and
mathematical study impaired TO an intellect whose
native temper was for hard rather than gterng
display His experience in the Mexican war. IN Ironller
life, and rough civil employment, invlgOrateu us
tIcal resources famarized him with the various
Of American character, and trained hlul IN thc
task American life His hard labor In the clVl Hai
strengthened and ne1Ved the sturdy yg0r OF ms uuel
standing and WILL endowed him with that sellrelapSo
which ean only be acquired in Its plehltuue ~ ~
the habtual Mystery of those dlnlcultles "nIeh WIN"
pronounced insurmountabe. His yaTleu com
merce with the wosld and the vicssitudes OF ms @ 10
have made him thoroughly acquainted WIN men, an" 0
is not easily be- Sed deceived He mas that IL
dependence purpose which Is not plant 10 tne Pt
poses OF Othe 3s There is IN him nOught OF tna
tiOn osc ati0n which is fatal TO all earnest decslo
but he max up his mind rapidly, and fortnwth t pe'
every ener ry the execution Of its rreverSiDe
This ibnatiOn OF endowments, Accomplishments e4
perence have invested him with that rare force anu Hoi
ume or power which conquers ana cOnmanus s~uSCcss, ~
lie has strength OF conviction combined WIN uely
for tb popular WILL and OF that iniiexlDe sen SUM
ceny which discars the advice and scorns the opons
OF others Justice is with him pred0mnatlng atIpue'
He is devoted To the right, without processing any sulI
c ious contempt for the expedient He Is fatu III hs
fendshps sincere I'm his professions superior TO al
envy; generous in his appreciation and commentator Oh
others truthful, honorable upright III an MS 9eangs
and with his fellow and ardent anu lenucr
In his domestic affections.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
BARRETT's EXECUTION.
To u, Editor Of TIE PaH Mall Gasei<.


SIR: I'm the account in The Times of to-day
OF the execution OF Barrett, IL is stated:
died without making confession " the crime of which he
the authorities Informed What he
have priest anything to the murders
be duge An that known that be him tthe pue immense
sascton that gentnans expression by bis humble aui
puent dceauoT aud by the With which he stoye to
pare himself Tor his eud. 49,.
If the convict gave immense satisfaction TO his con
fessOr. he must have confessed and otherwise de
meaned himself rs To get absolutiOn. The doctrine or
practice aurcuar confession necessarily includes the
idea that the confession absolutely confidential that
is that the conded to the cOnessor is locked up
In the breast OF the cOnessor and Is nYOaDe Ihs Is
fancy, conceded all hands. But there IS another
question that clear. suppose that Barrett con
fc,sed his 10 his priest is IN accordance with he
discipline practice or the Church that that confession
entities hlu To absoluOn while he persists In withhold
inc any satisfaction to the violated laws and dies charg
ing the Judge and jury with conyicting him unjusty
The conycts Manchester II Is understood recon
ced the Church. but, 80 far rs the public + con
cerned they died not merely mpentent but glOying IN
the act which they suffered claiming, and from many
of their cOuntrymen receiving the honors Of martyrdon
and patriotism The implied t least apparently implied
ac0nescence II completely. OF the Church Ia such
claims by convicted criminals is stulnbllngDlOck 10
many Ii would be relief 10 the initiated II some com
peten Catholic aymau would explain To the public what
the views within the pale OF the Church really are on TINS
subject AN Outsider.
Mdy ~, 1868.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
THE TURF.
THE JEROME PARK RACES.

IItE JEIVNE IAINN INlfOT.''
The very heavy rain that has fallen during
the last two days rendered racing to-day next to an i'm
possibility, and consequently the members OF the Alner-
can Jockey Club al meeting held yesterday afternoon,
decided upon plspOuing the continuation OF the meeting
until Monday, Tuesday aud Wednesday, when they VIII
positively take place, rain or shine
The attendance at the subscription rooms last nght'
was much better than the previous evening ana some
business was transacted The most important change in
the betting was the advance OF Nemesis (by imp Eclipse
dam Echo by Lexington from 10 10 to about TO ?,
taken freely This ly entered for tho last race ON
Monday premium Oi Sjn for thfeeyear Olds Inc iO
lowing are the latest quotations:
100 Il, g o, Can't Moors' stable Do 70 agains, Connolly.
To 1 r-,.rSt Oas1ri. against DE CoBrey.
90 against Local
rUWFEYrlR.oID
-tolsr.f-.t Nemesis. 5 TO against H0sDur.
2 fo rF,ist Fr4rk allen flT. l5 IN aIsinst Ney
PuENIuH FOR
2io 1 a. Nsnihe Toto against Red Dick.
3i0 sgald Lancaster
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
AcoUITTAL OF ROBERT C. DORM

ALBANY, June 12.-The Court OF lmpeach-
ment adionrned to-day having on all the articles acqu
ted Robert C. Dorm Canal Commissioner; hrtcles nIst
and charged that he was concerned III
highest instead the lowest bidder The vote on THESE
two articles which were the strongest st9od as
YeasNessrs Grover Miller, Beach, Cauldwen, crowley.
Hale Morris and Nichols-s. Nays-Messrs President
Hunt Woodruff, Mason, Chapman GlarKe, Bacon uon
Dwight Banks Campbell. Hubbard, Humphrey, hen
nedy NattOOn. Morgan, NIcks Palmer, Parker mayer
N.f patti
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
GREAT FIRE IN MARQUETTE, MICH.

Chicago, June ia very destructive fire
occurred at Marquette Michigan, last night over one
hundred buildings in the business part Of the town, in
Guiding forty stores the United States Land lOce Gus
tom House. County Treasurers Office. All the records
were destroyed. The Railroad aQd other wharyes were
also burned. The loss |: estimated at 100000
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13

DOMESTIC MARKETS
GyETON Texas June 2CottonReeps the week ol bales
exports oregn 26 bales; eoaswe O baes stook 5S9 bales
sales. Oh bales Good Ordinary. -.
WtaSsroS n C. Jnue lGsprts Turpenue hm at zoe Rosins
grades have adAnced Strained 2 No S2 JOGS2 4O
No l. % 75 Pale, -. Tar dun at - b.
12COton Hat; nOminaly
ceip 2l2 bales exports coastNise, 2lO bales,
NonlLa Ala Jne ?-Coton dull Mldlngs nomnsly 26lG27c
sales bales, receipts 10 be 10 bales receipts Of the
week ll bales sales 400 baes exports so bsi stock H. 1
bales
AususrI Ga June CotOn active sales l6O bales Md
sros c. June l2CotOa dull aud loWer sales l7S bales
Addhng with but lew sellers receipts o. haesj exports
NEwORLEANs June l2Coton declining Mddngs, 2c sales
100 bae receipts lbl haes exports 1877 besi sales of the
week 3lll bales; recepA b6j bales exports Liverpool
2el4 bales; to the Continent, 2,as4 bales eoastaiss
853 bales; stock hand l02 bales Sterling Exchange
l52Gl5S Nesiork SIGHT kIchange cent premium Gold lao
dull l2dlJic r Cuba Nos " and 3 Louisiana Prime Isle
Cuba dull t85ei Choice LousAna Reboed s5c
duI, SupeTans " ssess vi Cesss unchanged CVsa a al
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
MURDERERs SENTENCED TO DEATH.

WORCESTER, June 12.-The tllal OF Sllas ana
Charles r. James for the murder of Joseph g. Clarke
ended this evening. The defense offered 10 les,IoI,
buf argurd lpon the insuficency of the Government
testimony The jury out less than an hOur anu
half and returned a verdict OF murder IN the hs uesee
a@ainsf both prisoners The sentence OF death was re-
criNn NNlfhnnt visible emotion.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
LATEST AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

SAN Francisco, June 12.-The bark Dana
brings later news from Australia An intense antFenian
excitement prevailed in Zealand The task Of forming
new ministry at Melbourne has been abandoned sedi-
ous have been reported from various parts
of the colony.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
MzNxsEXzzzzH
DIED.

BELDEg- this CITY on Friday i2 Mrs Phebe Belieu aged
- years widow Of the late Henry T. Be.len . ,
Her remains No 2O hdsonst on Monday morning
o'clock to Pougheepse Albany boat The inens asi
relatives attend her funeral from her late residence IN
Poughkeepse TUESDAY morning at 10 O'Clock
Poughkeepe and MOrrstosn n j., papers please copy
COoK-ou Friday H. George W. Cook the ah year OF
his
the invited attend the funeral from has as
residence No l3 Elliott Brooklyn, on Monday the lSa n
att o'clock IN.
EyAys-On THURSDAY June H. Cahsne B. wife Of Clifford Evans
anl daughter of Judge Cow1n deceased - -,
The relatives family respectfully invited 70 steuf
residence her mother south SIDE OF 1ehan1
Harlem, between Second and ThriaEeA On
Sunday next, at o'clock m.
LAIDLAWOn Friday l2 at q IN the 6 year Other ase
Uamt Lalas residence OF
son Dr. Alexander H. Laidlaw Hudson City, n
family respectfully invited 10 attend the aetA "o
Mouday az II o'clock
sENIOR Lake Mahopac Putnam County ~ r. Thursday June
H. Elwari H. Senior, aged 50 years and p days -
and friends of the family also Darcy Lodge NO s r ana
NJ 80 Charter Lodge, No 24J aDd A. NJ also Grmme{
and the Fraternity general also the New org
respectfully invited 20 attend bis funeral rom tns
Rev d. Church Thrteenht between sixth ana SeV-
further invitation His will be taken to Geeu"ood ior iat
meat
SHOEMAKER-At Philadelphia Thursday the llth last, nasis
Shoemaker, ~ D., in the 80th year % hs age
THOMPSON-On Friday June p jE eldest Of Robert
p and X A. Thompson, aged 10 years and months -,
friends o.; the family are respecinF % 70 aeui
the funeral Sunday afternoon si5. o'clock DeAADpAs 0"
Broadway.
YARWoODAt Caao Peru September 49, 1857 WIN far""'d'
IT,, late ofthis city
YOuNG-Ou Thursday morning June n Miss Lbbe Young
Friends are funeral from the residence OF et
n.. Clinton j. Monday the 18th inst at Ot O'CLOCK N"''G
aaces depot arrival Of a. u train from NeSi0fN
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13

se 81 O2I dull at &c Hay unchanged PS % -, -
S29 IS; Shoulders, Sc Clear Sdes' ITO "A'e -
1ferce. lgc keg 20c.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
FryERAfs f6.96Rrow

BLANKLRY, JOHN J.. ST. Peters Church Brsokyn.
COCLTES WILLIAM North Bshih and SIthsts Wlsms
WEIGHT SEJLIE. No. 1855 Thriaye.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
pIvcu ,,,ToN INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.

BINGHAMTON INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND;
BINGHaNiroS. June 12.-The Trustees for the
NewYor state Institution for the Blind met at Batavia
on the 10th inst The Hon. NJ lIndey Lee OF Fulton
Secretary and Treasurer and Messrs Guy H. Peon OF
Eew-Yofk City Egbert Harvey OF Bnfao' DE- n. LasSn %
Fisher aud NJ Glowaskey we're among the trustees VINO
attended The President and Treasurer and secretary
OF september as the day for opening the new institution
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
TRY
B. II. BABBITr's TOILET SCARS,
TRY

b. T. BABBITT's TOILET SoAPS, y
MADE VRoM PURK VEGETABLE OLA =
Curs Chained Hands and 10 cleansing and healing the ne ree
other Soaps -, A.,
your grocer keep this Toilet soap ana VIII 's se'"
you send your orders direct 10 the rt..r
a.
Nos g. 65 81 s. g. TO- r. wsbogt0nst, and ~ 'Hd -
Westst.. EewYOrk
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13

BosToN Jnpe 1o-The case of Deacon An
drews the alleged murderer OF Holmes In Kingston, 70
be investigated by the Grand jury OF Plymouth County
on Wednesday next
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
Special Aoiitts.
Seventeenth Ward Aron.

Seventeenth Ward Arouse.
BAKER COUNCIL No H. L. L. A., viii hold public meeting Al
their Rooms No Bowery tone from Second-stl.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE IS. AT O'CLOCK
70 ratfy tie nominations o.
GRANT ani COLPAX t'
The following speakers will address the meeting:
Tie Hon. HORACE GREELEY
The HOa. {. 5. SPENCER.
GRO. W BUNGAY. esq.
Good singing may be expected The pgbie invited
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
WEST INDIA MARKETS.
DONESTIC MARKErS

WEST INDIA MAkhkIS
HAvAN June iTe Sugar market duL oies are made Tor No
u at "A G7i reals per GIrobe
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
f. A. Lawrence, Auctioneer.


LAWRENCE STRATTON will sell az the Exchange Saesroou
Trinity Buiug) No M Broadway, NeS.iork THURSDAY, h
l3th Gag Of Jme. at l20'clock,
b. oier oG,he supreme under the direction Of Inah,n
jr Referee
The HOUSE LOT the uorthwsier7 Of Fhae sn
Tlrgfrsts With inches and
residence OF the late Franklin
2. Randolph
the LOT ftte premises having font
Thrtv6rsst and depth 81 feet inch The west ne u
.5 line and 50 feet width on the
Maps Sc. Auctoueers Office. No II Piuest
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BRADY ANN No 2l2 West Fortv-irstst
DAY HENRY r., No % West Ihrteth'st 80 o. n,
pR lRSSARI Don ANTONIO JOSE, NO % oa'esIi Dt''A'
Requiem Mass al st Jamess Cathedra.
GOLDEN ABBIE. No. 2l2 Second 81, Brooklyn, T. d.
,'OPPFR Mrs ANN ~ Hsckensack y. J. -,
-, pBRDONK WILLIAM No. l4I Fort Greene'paee brooAya
DDSS1p. TON MARY ANN No. 82 Plke-slp.
ll,,,DTff THOMAS No IS West F0urth-st y
sS|Irribp,s Nrs MARY S, No. SO Peuyst 3
WStPISG oRACB C., Ca.soalfe. pgeosIa. p
WHITE GRO 1'GB, No lSS ThirlsTe. ~NkvSc
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13

Mr.. FERRY Rep, Comm moved TO amend by inserting
sfer the provision authorizing the receivers TO bring
suits. the words:
Aud the bank their hands in bonds Of the
while the affairs Of the bank DOT liquidation, which
bonds the Of the United
subject the order Of the Controller Of the Currency
sud the receivers shall also make report the
Controller Of all their and proceedings and the Controller shall be
sell bonds from IN order make the
payments provided 5h toe
which this act 5 supplementary"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-15

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
leans No 10, 727-By virtue of a writ Of seizure
and sale to me directed by the Honorable the
Futh District Court Of New Orleans, IN me
above entitled cause, / win proceed to sell al
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal aud
Customhouse streets. int he Second District Of this
CITY. on ) SATURDAY, the eighteenth day Of April.
erty, viz E-SF
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
az the buildings and improvements thereon. stu
ate in the Second District of this CITY in
the squate bounded by Burgundy Dauphine,
CansI and Uustomhouse streets, and measuring 81
feet inches front on Burgundy street. by depth Of
lilo feet inches more less which property was
acquired by defendant by virtue of an act of parti
ton between him as one of the heirs OF the late
casper stro and his mother, Mrs. Eliza Julia
Nixon, widow of said late jasper Strong
passed before William Joseph Casteli a notary pub
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Casn on the spot.
GEORGE W. AVERY,
apill 10 Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-15

J.P. Van bergen Va. j. ". wATord.


IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT OOTTRT
for T. Fifth Circuit and District Of Louisiana
o, o5o5'Iby virtue OF writ o. her faeiss, is
uted suit, and received by me on the fir I day
o. February, lsBs have seized and taken into NY
possession and will expose for sale at public auctIO2
70 the highest bidder for cash on TUESDAY tha
I'VE itn Gay Of May, 1888 at the door Of the Court
mouse az rankin, in the PARISH of St MARY Louisi-
ana az the hour Of 40 twelve O'clock noon the
/. CERTAIN TRACT sGpS1'S OF ~ LAND sstas,ishsa
e sugar plantation, situated IN the pa-eh Of ST.
~ ~ R oIisiaha fronting on the Bayor lnf aus
the bayou ehaher containing about tig 80 ares
acres, more or less, and known the aFord Pa a.
atlon: bounded on the east by lands t1l0nqtuz %
we messrs. vincent; on the North By seyoa Bgsuf,
and on the west by Bayou ShafieY q ithet VI ID at
we buildings and improvements III cen a yell ~
~ the appurtenanees ana Implenf 2 Of hu landry,
I'VE STOCK, etc. thereunto hoiS ,slng Or in any
2. CERTAIN TRACT % Rand or sugar
a a t situated N ne p95 q a Mary Louis
east by sad 3 you; west BY pubhe lands, south by
lands 81 Barker DoZy and BY lands of Thomas
Evans and containing about hundred and TWENTY
seven acres and being lots two three, Tour, aud
seven Of section twenty-three in town hip sixteen
south range twelve east, southeastern district Of
ALSO ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND. situated
on SAID Bayou Sh fer containing ablut hfty-niua
and onetenth acres. bounded east by said bayou
north by lands of Barker Duzy las supposed) south
and west by public lands, and being lot number five,
gether with all the buildings and improvements ON
5a tract OF and and al the appurtenances thsretS
belonging or in anywise appertaining
A CERTAIN TRAUT OR PARCEL OF
IN me aforesaid PARISH OF st.
on the northeast side Of tho Bayou Bout froHtinE
twenty arpents on said bayou by depth Of fortF
srpents, containing eight hundred arpents equal 10
six hundred and seventy acres; said tract %
land being situated in township six south raRSe
thirteen east southeastern district, and bounded
below BY the lands Of Jared Y Sanders. and above
by the lands ofTarleton together with all The build
ings and improvements thereon, well as all the
stock, appurtenanoes, and implements of husbandrN
viz:
On Tract dwelling House and OutbuildinrE.
four Cabins, Susar House and Machinery, one
stable and Corncrib, Blacksmith shop Draining
Machine, two Mules, two Harrows, Two sets MuIg
Harness, two Spades, one Ak, eight PloWs and
about fifteen acres OF CaDe planted.
On Tract 2-DWeug House and OutbuiIdnRE
four Cabins, Cane Mill, and four Sugar Kettles.
Seized as above stated to satisfy the plaintiff
j. P. Van Bergen's-clsm OF ten thousand On8
judgment.
Terms of Sale-Oash at time Of adjudication in
United States Treasury notes; costs Of deed inter
nal revenue stamps, record, ETC., az expense Of
purchaser.
United States Marshars Office, New Orleans.
April 10, 1858.
f. ]. HEBRON, U. S. Marshal,
District Of Louisiana.
No. ss2-apll 10 25 my2sl
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
PROPOSALS ron STOKES.

OFFICE CHIEF o. S. FIFTH MILITARY DIsrHrcT
GEALED PROPOSALS III DUPLICATE ARE
= invited till the twentyseoond day of April 1893
for FINISHING the United states Subsistence De
partment with the following Stores, viz
Tor 1900 ms, cut LOAF SUGAR, of the finest
quality put up in superior packages price per POUND
to be stated and sample furnished.
For l0G00 lbs. RIED APPLES, Of the best
quality put up in barrels; price per pound to be
stated and sample furnished.
be stated.
For 100 kegs of GOLDEN SYRUP; the Syrup to
be put up in Cypress twelve gallon Kegs, with wood.
hoops each keg to contain only ten gallons,
Price per gallon to be stated and sample to be fur
nsh he'd
For 10000 BIS. Of the best White Navy BEANs, put
up IN new Barrels head lined. The price per pound
to be stated and sample furnr he'd.
For 5OJ barrels OF CORN MEAL kiln dried, put
up in new barrels and head lined the price per
pound 70 be stated and sample furnished. None but
tue very best wanted.
For l0,UO h. of the best Oanvased HAMS; sam-
pie to be furnished and price per pound stated
The above articles to be OF the very best quality
and put up an superior pac kages and to be delivered
at the Anchor Press in this city within twenty days
after tn opening of the bids.
No bids will be received from parties who have
heretofore failed to comply with their engagements
with any branch Of the government.
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned, and
marked Proposals"
A. BEOKWITH,
apli6 st Brevet Mai. Gen. and O. s., U. S. A.
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OFFICIAL NOFICBS--OITY.
PETITION.
To the Honorable
of Nav Orleans .

NEW ORLEANS, January Is, 1865
To the Honorable the Commoa Council of the City
of New Orleans:
THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPERTY HOLDERS
1 on Peters and Clay streets, second district of
this city, respectfully beg 10 represent the necessity
OF sidewalks on the above-nAmed stree t. from CONT
to Customnouse street. and pray that your honOrA
Bile body will pass ordinance authorizing and
compe ling the property holders to have the said
81 ewalks laid at once.
the city having Clay street graded and macadamized
from Cont to CustomnoRse street, at It's own ex-
pense, in the same manner il has been done from
Cont to 1t Louis street, as believe the ben.
ehts extended to one more should be extended TO
all on the same street, and in this view we solicit
honorable body to instruct the City Surveyor 10
proceed IN the grading and macadami1ing OF CLAY
street from Cont to CustomhOuse street.
Aud as in duty bound we will ever pray
WILLIAM II NREDENBURG per William Il
Vreden Jr 70 feet on Peters street aud 100 feet
on Clay street
JEAN PETIT 2o2 feet on Clay street, 2o2 on Peters
street.
j, AyET 200 feet on Clay street. 10 on Peters
street.
A. ID. GRIEF. 50 feet o. Clay street
Is j. BERKE NN 81 feet on Clay street
A, IONA, 25 fe I on Clay street
FELIX LABA rUr, 50 feet on Clay street, 50 on
Peters street.
A. II. D'MFZA. 50 fees on CLAY street
j; a. LAViLLEBAUVE. p feet on clay street, IS
on Peters street.
A, JACQUET, per pro A. Beckett 81 feet on Clay
streer, 80 on Peters street.
Total number OF feet in square 1921; total number
OF feet in petition 1854. apis sw
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,eENTs rom THE REPUBLIOAws

,eEKTs FOR THE REPUBLICAms
a r, the Country Parishes of BoHsefAA4s
3 AGGRESSION Donaldsonville, 2. H. Valtfoif. ~
~ inum pti son@NaPosonvilis-O FL Henpsssad
- paudeKter.
8 hheTviIle-Ringgod-M H. Twitohsli.
Fl R,asiar- Benton-John PeaTce.
y shreveport-Benismin Mcheran-O. Q,
haSSlssaassieu--Fairview Landiug-J, II. Landers.
q gsldwell-C 9penhagen-Richard b. EdReworth.
4 SSsr-oil-Iake Providence-George q. Benbsm.
4 Ssiborne- Mindee-L. w. Baber-A. j. Dyke
A ,omsr-W. X Meadows.
a GsnoordiR--V idalia-A. B. Harris.
H N oto-Manshe ld-G. Snyder.
~ Baton RouGe-Baton Rouge-Louis FRANCOIS,
~ ~ nI Feiiciaua-o lintOn-JOhu Gair--Riohard
8tV,mnklin-ourtis Pollard.
IbsTYillez-- Bayou Goula-P. G. Observation-Disclosures.
iIssLsonEVeTnon-G ". Ferguson.
5 Observation-Disclosures G. Gardiner.
" iafayette-Nermiliionvill Riard
~ Iaiourohe- -Thibodaux-'D. H. Reesc-Wiliam
Da' TpIInrston-Po nohatoula-Carke White.
forehouse-- a.trop, E. + Buckingham.
Sstchitoohes = Natehitoches, Charles Leroy and
Observation-Disclosures a nj sejour-D. A. Thibaut-Buras
alsttlement-W a. Brainard.
Il Pointe Goupee-HeI mitage-Emile Bounetoi.
n Rapides-AleKandria-Cieo N. bearing, Jr.-deo'
SiSine.Manny-Dr j. B. Lewis.
N III Chares-Peter Harper.
n 81 Hsena-Amte Oity-Wam Butler.
ID s-Oonvent-Napoleon Underwood-Can-
a Landry-Opelousa Vidal, August Do
No. Jr.
\ M Martiu-St Martinsyille-S. L. Snaer.
HW ary-Franklin-A j. Demarest-Jennert
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