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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-09
Ariseide n1iitenberger vs.. John r. Pol
lock- Administrator.

IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
L for the Fifth Circuit and District OF Louisians,
No 6l65.-By virtue of writ of seizure and sale to
directed in the above entitled suit viii proceed
TO sell to the highest bidder on SATURDAY.
bIay Ia. 1870, at twelve % O'Clock NJ, at the
entrance to the Gustomhouse, on Old Lsvee street.
beteeen Canal and Customhouse streets. in this
l. TRACT OF LAND, OR SUGAR PLANTA-
TION Immediately in the rear Of the estate of z r
eleven miles above the courthouse OF the parish OF
West Baton Rouge, containing about twenty ar
unto belonging. the side lines Qpan,ng in the rear.
bounded above by lands! j. L. and William Nolan,
Hamilton and said estate of p P. Babin; below BY
those of the estate of P. T. Babn, and in the rear
Aoraham LobdeIl (the sand boundaries being those
existing the second of February 1856. date OF the
proveaents thereon including ali lands found with.
in said boundaries, with the exception OF small
said land with boundaries then established to-
wit: On the second Of February. 1850, and belong
in the back pa< of said lands with the boundaries
then established, one belonging to Evariste
ana AZ ether tract lot, belonging to the School
District the public sohoo mouse was at that
> ANUThER TRAIT OF LAND. situated in
the said parish of Vest Baton Rouge. on the south
lousas Railroad, and about half mile therefron.
acquired from J. 7 Flynn, OF East feiicans on tho
cever receipt as the southwest quarter of section
number fourteen in township sever. of range eleven
5 ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND. also situated
in the SAID parish OF West Baton Rouge to the
south of said railroad and fronting tn ereon known
as the Joe Richey tract. and Designated as the
northwest quarter OF section thirteen (l3 in town.
ship sevsn of range eleven east containing Ito 81
10G acres
4 ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND situated in
SAID parish the south Of said railroad and front
ing thereon, containing thirty nine aerficial
acres bounded on the north west by lands OF j.
T. end w. Nolan. on the east by those of Stephen
Pipes and on the south by those of A. Lobdell at
the date OF said mortgage; together with all tho
buildings and Improvements on the said tracts. az
will sppsar by reference to the said act of mort
gage, a copy of which ID on file in said suit
Terms-Cash, at the time of adj adication, in
United States treasury notes.
Cost OF deed, stamps, etc. at the expense of tbs
purchaser.
United States MarshaPs Office, Now Orleans.
s B. PACKARD, United States Marshal.
ap9 Is % 30 my1 IA District of louisiana
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ASsEaS0N'S NOTICE.
UNITED STATE INTERNAL REVENUE, J
assessor s Once, FIRST Di -trlct of Louisiana.
New o. leans, Aprii l. 1870. J

UNITED STATE INTERNAL REVENUE, J
Assessors Once, FIRST Di-Jric5 of louisiana.
New .. leans, a prii l, 1870.
THE ANNUAL. INCOME LIST OF ASSESS
ments fer the year ending December 81, 1863,
III ade in compliance with "A.i act TO provide T.
ternal revenue to support the government, to pay
interest the debt ana Tor otner purposes,
approved Jure &C. 1864. as amended by subsequent
acta, having been returned d. the Assistant As
ssssors of the First District OF Louisiana TO the
1ndersigned, Asses or OF SAID District;
Notice Is hereby gwen that said annual income
list VIII remain open tor examination oy Taxpayers
for the period of ten days from this date, at
No. United States CustCmuonse, during vhicn
time any person or persons teellng themselves sg'
grieved by the action OF Assistant Assessors mag
appeal to the Assessor
And immed istey after the expiration Of said ten
days the eeyent h. tWeiftn; thirteenth ana four
tsen;h Of April 1870, will determine sll appeals
relative to erroneous or excessive valuations
made and taken by the Assistant Ass esSorS.
All appeals to til g Assessor, as aforesaid must be
made writing. and specify the particular cause,
matter or thing respecting which decision is
auested, and state the ground OF error com
The First District of Louisiana is comprised
within the PARISHES OF Orleans, Jefferson st. Der
psrd, Plaquemlnes, st. Charles, St James, St John
Baptist, Ascension 1erreoonne, Latourche. Living
oton. ST. Helena, Washington and st. Tammany.
In the parish of Lafourchs appeals will be made
70 this office through Assistant Assessor Oscar
In the parishes Of ST. james and Ascension
through Assistant Assessor T. Valentine, at Con
In the parishes Of Washington, St. Helena
Livingston and st. Tammany, through Assistant As
SCISSOR james 3, "ano' az alit a, AK Z; Io,, IA,
fist, through Assistant Assessor T. Fosin, at Bon
ret Oarre, left bank.
In the parish Of Terrebonne. through Assistant
ASS ssor M. Heuke. at Houma.
Said Assistant Assessors are hereby notified x
transmit aIl such appeals 70 this ONCE Immediately
upon their receipt.
All other appeals must % made directly to thil
office. -
Assessor FIRST District of Louisiana,
Once, Room NO. Cas1onhouse Buuding
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Us. MARsHAL'S MONITIONs


Nelson Armstrong ct al. steam b OAs
Nick Wall.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUG1
i for the District of Louisiana, No. 9553.fn obedI
ence to admiralty warrant to me directed IN the
above entitled suit, 1 have seized and taken into
into my possession
The steam boat NICK WALL, her tackle, etc.,
now libeled by Nelson Armstrong 81 al for the
causes set forth in the abel now pending l y the
District Court Of the United States
and do hereby cite and adnonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person Or persons
having Or pretending to have any right title in
teEsst or TO the same, to be and appear at DIS
trict Court of the United States, for the District
or before the THIRD MONDAY from tina date
hereof to show cause, Il any they have can, Why
the said steamboat should not be condemned and
be sold agreeably to toe prayer OF iibeants.
United States Marsh Office, New OrI9a
tyenty-second day OF March, 1910.
s. B. PACKARD.
rnh22 % ap5l2 United States Marshal.
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CONC DowN.-The river IS three feet eigh
inches below high water mark Of loo2.

MEErT>G OF THE STATE BoAsp OF EDUoA.
rGoN.-Second Doy.-The State Board OF
Education met at noon, in the ryoms of the
State Superintendent. Hon. T. ". Conway
IN the chair. The members present were
Messrs. Diossy, Carter, Richardson, Nc
Cleery. WHY and Stoddard.
After the reading and approving Of the
minutes of the preceding meeting, the board
proceeded with the appointment of Boards
ofSchool Directors for the various parishes
as follows:
Parish of Observation-Disclosures: Allan Hol'
land, Martin Garfield, DR.. Alfred hoob, r.
NJ. Crowson and Wallace Stewart.
Parish of st. Martin-Directors: Messrs.
Penne, Gustav. Baker and Victor Rochon
Parish of oncordia-Drectors Judge
Huff, David Young, A. B. Harris, Wilson
Robinson and Joseph Sexton.
Parish OF Observation-Disclosures: G. 6arbe,
George Ryan, George Reeves, Jr., Jacob
Ryan and B. r. Stoddard.
Parish of Observation-Disclosures: U. q.
Brewster, Charles Delenv, Il. Guyton, A.
Overton and Peram Nicholas.
arish of Observation-Disclosures: +. A.
Knoblock, Frank James, Francis Sternberg.
Nelson Taylor and Leopold Blooiet.
Louis Langman. Henry Grimes, Louis
Boudreaux and David Moore.
Town of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: N. NJ. Grady
James Ray and Sandy Bird.
Parish of West Feliciana-Directors:
Samuel Powell, DR.. 4. H. Ryland, Willis
l.. Hamilton, G.. H. Rhodes aad Frank
Hoard.
Parish of rrebonne-Directors: Robert
Verrett, j. n. Ricuid, James Redman, F,
Maria and A Johnston
Superintendent Stoddsrd. from the Com
mittee on Claims and Bonds, offered the fol-
| lowing resolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That for the purpose OF meeting
any necessity that may arise during re-
cess OF the board the name Of the president
thereof be added to the Committee or
Bonds and Claims, and that said committee
be vested with power to act in such portion
Of their duties as relate to bonds.
The standing committees being called or
for reports, Superintendent McCieery, from
the Committee on Rules and Regulations
reported progress.
! The Committees on Claims and On CITY
Schools presented no report.
Superintendent Diossy, from the Com
| mittee on Text Books, reported in part
| The report was accepted and laid over 70
| further consideration. Superintendent Car
ter was then added to the committee, ar(
after long discussion of the merits of va
rious text books, the board al, ourned TO tel
A. NJ, of Saturday.
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Jacob Penie, Elisha Peaie. ExseutOr,
Subsogsted 80 al the Rights Of Plaintiff, Jacob
PeaIe, Deceased, VS.. Thomas Hunter.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
L for the Fifth Circuit and District of
Louisiana, No. 50D5 BY virtue of writ OF ier facias
coed TO SELL TO the highest bidder, on SATURDAY.
May Z, 1870, at twelve Qg o'clock M at the court
house, in the town Of Natontoches. State OF Lousi-
ana the following LANDS forming
THE PLANTATION KN0sN AS TUE PRES
AUX OLEROS PLANTATION" together with
eyerythrg thereto appertaning and belonging, and
all the rights ways and privileges servitudes ard
ing in any manner situated on the right bans OF
Red river. in This State, in descending, about
bounded above b. lands now or lately belonging TO
h. L. Hyams, and below by lands now or l4teiy be-
longing to BENJAMIN Grape, and contalnin slx
hundred and thirty and nlnety-s ght one nunoreotos
a TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, in the
of and attached said plantation contai ping
one hundred and tnirty.tour, eighyseven one hun
dredths acres d3tSl 100, as per plan drawn by
Bounded on the northwest By Lands now or lately
belonging to L. hyams, and on the east by sec,
the south, by section No 2, in township ten,
5 TaE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A TRACT or
LAND, IN section NO. 35. ia township eleven, OF
range pine, formerly owned by II. L. Bennett and
4 NJ Byams, containing Two hundred ana twenty
nine, and fifty one-hund edths sores t2l9 $4,000.
Bounded northeast b. lands now lately belonging
ship No II, of range nine and On the south bs Sec
ton No ; toynsnIP 10 10 Of range No 3 vest
lot No g. and the east half OF the northwest quarter
OF section No. p in township No 10. north OF range
No west, containing ons hundred and fourteen
aSd seventy hundredths ia 76 leo acres). be-
ing he same property conveyed by H. L. Bennett to
Chatles A. Petrovc and Thomas Hunter, per act
before W. n Peters, notary of date ninth of Janu.
ary 1851 and duly recorded in the parish OF Natchi-
toches.
Terms-Cash, at the time of adjudication. in
| United States treasury notes.
Cost of deed, stamps, etc. at the expense Of the
| purchaser
| United States Marshals Office. New Orleans
! March 30, 1870.
! United States Marshal, District OF Louisiana.
! ruh3O au9 l6 % 30 myy
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TIE INDIAN MAssACRE.-As comment
CT the current talk in regard to an Indian
massacre, Grace Greenwood puts tbs fol-
lowing il a recent letter: While on a
visit to the Land Office l WIS shown by
Mr.. Wilson, the Commissioner, singular
relict of a late fight on the plains. l. was
a garment taken from an Indian Chief after
death. A shirt OF buckskin, made without
the usual enumeration OF beads and
porcupine quilts, yet 9taced with some
thing quite novel in the decorative way
a full, long fringe, formed OF the hair Of
white women and children. It was a
CHASTITY adornment-indeed, the entire
garment was very unpleasant thing to
Inspect. Tie only point in it on which
the eve could rest without horror OF
pity, was a small round hole, beneath
which the raging heart of human wild
beast came one day to full stop.
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ANUS EHs ENTS.
st. Charles Theatre.


The success of the great Morlacchi ballet
troupe at the st. Charles Theatre has been
triumphant. To-day at twelve o'clock last
fUndine" matinee. This evening the same
performance, and it will be repeated to-
morrow evening also. Monday evening will
be presented the grand romantic spectacle
Of a Tale of Entertainment embracing all
the main features of the BLACK Crook
Varieties Theatre.
Last evening Miss Charlotte Thompson
played CaraGle As it has never been person
ated before. To-day at twelve o'clock last
Charlotte Thompson matinee. This evening
performance that will well repay a visit to
the Varieties and little extra effort to go
there,
Academy OF Music.
Tomorrow evening is the last night of
the gifted actress, Miss Lucille Western.
To-day, at twelve o'clock, last Western
matinee and the Partisan sensation OF ''Frou
Frou," which will be repeated this evening
and to morrow evening. Monday evening,
Rose and Harry Watkins.
Opera House
No matinee to day at the Opera House.
This evening first night of Verdi's grand
opera of "La TraViata." Tomorrow even
ing Lies BibeIots du Diabler Monday
evening and Tuesday evening, on the occa-
sion of Holy Week, grand sacred concert,
"Stabat Mater 10 be sung by al the artists
of the company.
Orienkai M enal-e erie and Circus.
IN consequence Of the severe rain storm
yesterday morning the grand procession
through the principal streets of the city
was unavoidably postponed. There will be
but three more performances at Tivol
Circle-this morning at eleven o'clock, this
evening at seven O'Clock, and tomorrow
evening at the same hour. 1t is seldom that
such a combination of talent has been gath.
cred under one pavilion as now is displayed
at Tlvoli Circle. The equestrians, gym
nasts and acrobats are all stars IN their
profession, and the IDenagerie IS 1nequai!ed
IN the country.
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$4,000 x T. !" \ II ID.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, +,
Executive Department. I
Nsz Orleans. March 81, 1870. }

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department.
Nsz Orleans, March u, 1910.
WEERRAs. Information has been received by me
that j. IL ~isuer Sheriff of the parish ct Ouacnt Ia
and Cffut johnson 8 Witues-, confined IN Jail al
Monroe, were, the tnIrtIetn Instant, murdered
by party OF in disguise, NO by violence Iibsr-
ated the man BEAVERS, accused of murder from
the Parish jail, OF the parish of Ouachlta
Whereas, The said murderero are now a. large.
fugltIves from Justice
Now, therefore I, Il. O War,uotb, Governor OF
the State OF Louisiana, n the name and by al
thorIty of the State, do hereby issue tins my
pr, Canation Jtfe-ng reward or 1--WE thousand col.
Jars 5000 FOR the sopreheaeton and conVcIion OF
the II urderers Of WIsnet ami johnson, ana the
apprehension .nd conviction ot Jae- murderer
BEAVERS.
Gwen under my hand AMI ths SEA! Of Stst7, this
rnirt Virst stav OF Biarcn, Io73 and of the in
dependence o, tia Ea;a7i Saates the ninety
fourth. Il =, " AHAOIH
By the Govaroor'
PITT CKAyAT3,
AssIst n. Sanra rArg Of Stats. spl
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BOARD OF METROPOLITAN POLICE. The
board met pursuant to adjournment
Present: Commissioners George, n the
chair, and Raynal and Burbank.
The board then investigated the follow
ing complaints:
D. Hcrrigan, third precinct. Charge,
reported for duty under the influence OF
LIQUOR; pleaded guilty, and discharged the
service.
J. Baker, third precinct. Charge, absent
from duty four days without permission;
pleaded guilty, and fined two days pay.
Charles Elgar, fourth precinct. Charge
sitting down and asleep Oh his beat; gully,
and fined three days pay.
John Kinsel!a, fifth precinct. Charge,
neglect of duty; guilty, and lined two days
pay .s. .;. r,,rr,
steeping in the Pontcbartrain railway depot:
guilty. and fined six days. pay.
J. Costello, sixth precinct. Charge, iyIpg
down and asleep on his beat; guilty, ana
fined five days pay. n.4
designations of Sergeant 4. Dumont'
third precinct, and Patroiman j Costa, NO.
10, sixth precinct, rendered and accepted.
The board adjourned till April l., 1870 al
ten O'Clock A. NJ.
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Notice Ia hereby gives that al She CIR
cuatiug notes issued By the Merchants Bank or
New Orleans and by thu late Bank OF james Rooo
(ass1ned by the Merchants Bank Of New Oreansl
may De presented for redemption at the ohce OF he
State Auditor wthiE year from the first puolica
ton hereof. viz; from March d. 1870, or that the
funds deposited for the redemption OF said notes
will be givan up to the said Merchants Bank OF
New Orleans, pursuant 10 sections thirtytour aad
thirty FIVE Of an act of the General Assembly OF the
State of Louisiana, entitled IAN act TO establish
general system of free banking IN Ia State OF Lou
isiana, approved March Is. 1855.
Rev Orleans. Marcn l. 1870
THOMAS I. DIX.
mha2smIy Cash Ter x,
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO VETERANS OF lsi4-l5.

OFFICE BOARD or CoMHlss1oNERsj
TO Ascertain the Surviving Widows Of Veterans I
and the Surviving Veterans OF 1914 ana l8l6.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. IN AC-
IN cordauCe with provisions of act No. la, sp-
proved March 49, 1870 to al pc soUs claiming to be
veterans and the surviving widows OF veterans OF
1874 and 1915 70 file the evidences of their being
such veterans or the surviving WIDOWS OF such
veterans on or before the third day OF June, 1910
The evidences should consist OF attdavits Or SUCH
other docu eDtsry evidence ID claIments may
choose.
No evidences of claims viii be received after June
8 1875 nd all such evidences must ba left witt
T. q. ReYnicE Secretary Of this board at the t,ov.
ernor Office addressed 20 him. lock box 386 Nsw
Orleans Postoffcs.
OSCAR J. DUNN.
Iiertsnant Govern Or and Chairman Board CT Com.
nls8lOEers.
\ n EEnTrCK Secretary ap9 GOT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
. the stock n older. OF the Loan and

To the Stock h oiders OF the Loan and
Pledge Associatien.-Ihe annual election for a
President, Cashier and one Director OF above ssso-
citation will be held at its Office, corner Of St.
Charles and Perdido streets. MONDAY. April
49, 1870 when vote will be taken the acceptance
or rejection of the franchises granted to the Associ
alton By the Legislature ct its last session.
The polls will be open from eleven o'clock A N &.
to three P. M under the supervision OF three ia
spectors. legally appointed By the Board of d.,
rectors.
By order. JOSEPH Il. WILSON.
President.
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HArLsroRM.-Jus before four O'CLOCK.
yesterday morning, a storm OF halislones
fell in this section, lasting about fifteen
minutes. The wind was blowing quite d
gale while thunder and lightning were very
lively. The hail created great havoc Will
gardens, Kidding tender plants as II DUCK
shot had been poured in by wholesale
Branches of trees were torn of, ana FENCES
Frustrated in every direction. oeFef@-
srnau frame buildings were destroyed
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CANCELLATION OF BONDS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department.
Ne, Orleans. March 5, 1870.
.VaFalAs Application has b4sa made TO ne or
she cancetsti0n o. the Official bond Of John VI.
wyman, as Consratls OF the seventh Justice Court
parish of Orleans, TO Wit: A bond dated July II
i4f5 in tie sum OF tive rho1saEd dollars tS50G1l,
signed By John NJ. Nyraan principal, and j James
Graham sad George Butler as securities, eson IL
the sum OF twenty-five hundred dollars $3.50, the
said bond being Conditioned tor the faithful per-
torrance BY tie SAID Wyman OF the duties OF his
office aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to 81 parsons interested N
the aforesaid bond lie teir objections 70 tae can
celia thereof il writing. N the ONCE OF the Sec-
-etary OF State wcan ninety days after the iast po
LEGATION hereof
Given under ny hand aud the sesi OF the State ths
fifth DAY of March 1870 and of the Independents Of!
rha United States tde ninety fourtn,
Il Q. WARMOTH.
By the Governor:
GEO. z. BOvEE, Secretary Of State. mhe BOT
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far from Clay statue. Robert Morris found
fault with PiQuette, q cabby, and to lqui-
date the misunderstanding blazed away
with one barrel, but the bullet sped far
from its mark. Morris was arrested, but as
the target was not inclined 70 prosecute, or
even appear, the accused was necessarily
DISCHARGED
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-09

Queen Elizabeth, seeing certain baronet
in ner garden one d"y, looked out OF the
window and asked him, what does man s
think of when he thinks OF nothing Inc
tarnnet who had not received the roya
f"Hor which he had been led to expect,
hinTted out. "Madam, he thinks of a
won,an's promise The Queen was COM
nI o nonplussed, and was heard to retort'
ResWeli' Sir Edward, must not confute you.
Anger makes men witty, but it keeps them
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

A HEAVY SToKM.-Yesterday morning
about four o'clock, storm o. wind, thunder,
Lightning, rain and hail began, which, before
it ended. proved one of the most tempestuous
that has taken place for many months. The
elements seemed bent on tearing them
selves TO pieces; rain fell in torrents, Hood
, ing almost every thoroughfare to greater
degree than usual; lighting was continuous
and binding, striking several points; the
thunder rolled without cessation, Earring
the earth ike young earthquake hail
fell with considerable force, rafting ike
nushetry.
The streets were overlooked as late as
eleven O'Clock, and the rain appeared to tall
as If In spite. Citizens, for time, were
weatherbound, gazing from doors and win
dows, impatiently waiting for the foods 70
subside. Those who did venture out met
with duckings. 4 certain city official,
anxious to go to his Office, left his up town
houe, and, to reach car, stripped bis
tender feet, rolled up his pantaIoons, and
Immediately after houndered into deep
gutter. A woman, at the corner Of Rampant
and Julia streets, made false step and was
nearly drawn under bridge, so strong ran
the current. The entire day was gloomy as
q suicide and the sun found itself unable to
make its appearance more than once or
twice, and then made sickly shire,
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
L District Of louisiana No. 955s.-tn obedience 10
admiralty warrant 20 me directed IN the above
entitled suit. have seized and taken into my DOS
session --
The Steamboat WILD WAGNER, her tackle,
etc now llbeled by Rev. +. II. Hanhp for the
causes set forth in the libel now pending IN the
District Court Of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner
thereof, and all and every person persons
having pretending to have any right, title in-
terest or to the same, to be and appear at Dis
trict Court of the United States for the district
aforesaid, os holden at the city of New Orleans
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof, snow cause. If any they have can, why
the said Steamboat should not be condemned, an
be sold agreeab'y to the prayer of hbeaut-
United States Marshai's Ottce, New Orea1s.
fifth dsy of April, 1870.
S. B. PACKARD,
apps II 70 &c United States Marsnsl.
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The Fifth Ward Republican Mother
Club MAKE known to all whom it may concern that
this Club, presided over by j. G. Kuebler, and d.
Crowly, Secretary, is the only Republican Club
recognized by the Parish Convention. al others
are independent, and in opposition 20 the Mother
Club ap8 IT,