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The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-11-26

p
saw its blaeA AL CHANrE. AND ACCEs-
board, and til. R:vlland Beacon, under a
on the other. ,, hos ,,,ssa,1 into tba
day it was notease has passed ih'o .he
had three is: Il. 'Strother, ESQ ana MI
But on Thurs,am, who are now editors
better. In thers of the Beacon. These
the board, andl1 no doubt redeem their
point, When make the Beacon one OF the
Friday ane1nost interesting journals in
and on S1ouisiana."
disappH w. G. Barrett, recently editor
~ proprietor of the Marshall (Texas)
flag, is now associated with DIR. Lacy
in the publishing and editorial depart
mentss of the Caddo Gazette. We eX-
tend to our whilom Texas brother a
most cordial welcome to the ranks of
Louisiana journalists, and congratulate
the fraternity upon his accession.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-11-26

An Old, dilapidatcd bank note is going
around with piece of yellow paper
pasted on the back of it, on which is
written. in II bold, free hand, "Go it,
Bill, I'll back your
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-11-26
THE ORANGE CHor.-Thc Picayane

THE ORANGE CHOr.-Thc Picayanc,
of Wednesday, says:
We notice that there is an active de-
mand for Louisiana oranges for the in
terror and holders are getting 80 per
bbl., for lots. The receipts of domestic
oranges this season will amount to
about 10000 bbls., or two-thirds of the
crop. The season was Il bad one, and
the yield twenty-five to thirty per cont
less than last year. This crop, though
comparatively little attention is bcStow-
cd upon it, is worth Sl,0Oo,ooo to this
State
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-11-26
The Mule Trade.

Messrs. Lanham and Long sold, yes
tcrday, at the Planters sale stables, on
Fifth street, large drove Of young
mules, which proved to be the most
successful transaction OF this kind for
the season, yet the prices realized were
in every instance far below the value
of the animals and much under their
actual cost, varying from S3S to Sl3O.
The average on scventy-fOur sold was
about S93 per head.
Never in the experience of the oldest
trader has the mule market been so flat
as at this season of the year. There is
absolutely no demand South, owing to
the failure of planters to realize any
thing like decent figures on cotton,
whilst the continuance of the European
war fOrebOdcs worse times coming.
Not Il solitary dealer in this city has
come out whole thus far on early pur-
chascs. Animals which one year ago
could have easily been disposed of for
$3.50 now go begging ut 800. The herd
which James J. O'FallOn purchased
last winter for work on the Louisiana
lcvccs were sold Il few days ago ut Il
loss of nearly 36O each, and Il similar
experience has bcf;iIlcn other Dealers
There is no prospect of anything like
an open market before the middle of
January.-.S. Louis Times.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-11-26

Departs NIo11tlNS, " tlhtS'lt'> :" ~ 'ii-
days at 8 A. NJ. Closes evening previous at
o'clock.
NEW ORLEANS CARDS..
ANDREW j. AIKEN. JOIN w. WATT.
AIKEN \ WATT.
rnTTrH rAcTnliS
AND COMMISSION MEEtII\Nr>,
No. 60 Carondclc, Street, New Orleans, LA
Special attention. given t" order; for the
purchase of all descriptions OF Pr'"ili'r,
Agricultural implements. IN" ii!itiui"h ,IH,i
sHEritisn; 9EGrnts,;,,cr ., 1870 N'N''> y " \ ni:ly
EyY l. HAAS,
l. ED,nnc,Iv of t"I"nhi", L".,l
! COTTON FACTORS AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. II Icrlho Street. New Orleans.
! nNlJ-4S-ly
T PINCKNEI SMITH,
COTTOE FACT FOR,
| Commission Merchant and General lur-
chasing Agent,
No. 1Y5 Gravicr Street, New Orleans nl2:ti
H. BLOCK. \. l.. HlslrIIS. JAS. NJ. M'"ASnIISlI.
DLOCk, HItETTIN n co..
WIIOLES ALE GROCERS AND frMMIS-
| SION MERCHANTS.
is X 30 Canal, and 81 Common Streets,
| NEW ORLEANS, La.
| December IS, 1863. n1:':lN
A Is. GRISWOLD Il co.,
G,yucy Of G,",' ,,sd Roy,l SIS, Ne" D'lc""S.
Importers of Fine Watches, Clocks, Jew
clry, Fancy Goods, Cutlery. ':"ns an"
| warranted. February ,, 1870. n2o:ly
s. H. JAMES. G.. II. BucKSEu. TOM ErNlM.
! TAMES, BIrCKNER X CO.,
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION
! MERCHANTS,
| Manufacturers of
COTTON AND WOOI.EN GOODS.
BOOTS, s SHOES, BAR; ELS,
| IIOGSTIEADS AND BRICKS
No. 10 ';,,,ric, street, Ne" Dri'""%.
L [.>"cc,s>o,S 10 l'Hkin, Ijr1>"" q F".l
Dealers III
FINE cIoTlIIS,; AND FURNISHING
Nos l5 and - Camp Street, opposite the
city Hotel,
NEU' orr r. Il US.
| Suits ut Sl2 SlJ. 50, and 500 Ov".cnatS at
SO, Sl2, SD ;u,l $50 to $40; ais" boys
| clothiusc, prices moderate.
Goods warranted rs rrprcsrhith l'l;thttIS'
| and others are invited to- call and "N:'niin''
| prices. nHlN'
DEM, PACE Il SIMMONS,
COTTON FACTORS AND CoATMISSItN
MERCHANTS,
No. 80 Union street.
| n ~ " or l. T. 4 N.S.
| December Is, 1869. nl::lN
II =. BUCKLEY,
| = camp street, N"" O,lr"h'S,
MATCHMAKER. AND DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES,
Jcwclrv. Silvcrw:,rc and srrct:"cs,
ALSO, GUNS AND PISTOLS. v7:ly
L Cotton r'artnrN and General Commission
| Merchants, No. "a l'cr.iidn street, New or
| leans. u. W. FELLOWS,
| Camden, Ark.
=. FERGUSON.
| Late c;illiS II Ferguson, 40.
CALVIN NJ. IIEHNI!Y
!IrmpSc,d co., Ark.
December 10. lSGS. nl2:lN
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-11-26

There was Dutch woman whose
husband, Deidrick Van Pronl, kicked
the buck ct and left her inconsolablc
Folks said grief would kill that widow.
She had Il figure of wood carved that
looked very much like her late hus-
band, and placed it in her bed and con
stantly kept it there for several months.
In about half Il year, she became inter
cstcd in Il young shoemaker, who got
the length of her foot and finally mar
ricd her. He had visited the widow
not more than Il fortnight, when the
servants told her they were out of kind
ling-wood, and asked what should be
done. After Il pause, the widow re-
piled, in very quiet way: Maybe
it ish veil enough now to split up old
Van Pronk, vat ish up shtair.'
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-11-26

We shall commence, on, or about
the 9TH of December next, the publica
ton of
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-11-26
REPUBLICAN.

Illinois, Ii: Iowa. : (; Kansas, ); Maine.
Massachusetts, II Michigan, s Nebraska,
s New Hampshire, ; Ohio, u Pennsylva-
MIA, 26 ;'Rhode Island, 4 South Carolina, :;
Vermont. s; Wisconsin, :. Total, l32. DEM
ocratic majority, 81.
Nor would it be Il miracle were the
electoral vote of Ohio, Illinois, Ne
braska and Wisconsin to swell even
this majority.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30

The speeches of go suggestive and original
worker in American politics as General
Butler always deserve attention. That de-
livered last night in Boston, which we print
ON our second page this morning, will only
fail Of producing q sensation because of the
fact that it is in the main merely an ampli-
ficatiOn Of the views attributed to General
Butler in a careful letter from Lowell,
printed some weeks ago in the Tribune.
Notwithstanding the furtive efforts at a
denial Of the accuracy of that letter, it will
be observed that the Generals speech in no
wise conflicts with it, save that on one OF
two points he seems to have taken warning
from the very decided expressions OF disap-
probation with which his views were re-
ceived, and has accordingly softened them a
little.
Thus the Tribune letter attributed to him
the declaration that Oh the tariff g the Re-
publican party is split in two by the back
bone of the Alleghenies," while General
Butler now makes this assertion only on
''the questions Of finance" SO, with regard to
Great Britain, the letter attributed to him
the remark. ave will take from you all
your provinces north Of us" while he now
says he would only require that Great Bri-
tain should leave this continent and abandon
Canada. So, too, he has sOftened the pro-
position to fight in case of refusal to a sug
gestion Of nOn-intercourse rather than war,
although the concluding part Of the address
is occupied with adducing reasons in favor
of war. We need hardly repeat our earnest
dissent from some of his conclusions, or our
conviction that the American people, prizing
General Butler highly for his great services,
will nevertheless hesitate long before ac-
cepting him as a leader on questions of such
critical moment, which he approaches i'll so
| truculent fashion. The general is careful
to question in no particular the accuracy of
our previous statement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30
An International Suit.

WASHINGTON, November The case be-
fore the Supreme Court, to which the late
Emperor Napoleon is a party, of which
something has been said in the papers, is
this In 1867, a vessel of the French impe-
rial navy, named Enricole, was in the har
Dor of San Francisco, and merchant vessel
of Boston, named the Sapphire, came in
collision Herewith. The extent of the dam
age to the French vessel was $4,000. The
vessel was repaired at the docks in San
Francisco, and the expenses were paid by
the French government. A suit ensued, in
stituted by the French government against
the Sapphire. 1t was shown conclusively
that the Sapphire was riding with one an
Choir out, and not with two. Ihe case was
decided in favor Of the French government,
and an appeal has been taken to the SUI
preme Court of the United States. Hon.
Caleb Gushing will appear for the defend:
ant The case will come up for final action
during the session of the Supreme Court.
The case now stands under the title ''Na-
poleon III VS.. The Sapphire" 1t is proba-
bic that one of the first steps in the case,
when it comes up, will be a melton to c ange
the title of the bill.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30

We the undersigned, Returning Officers pursu-
approved March &c. 1870, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is true and correct compilation OF the
statements of votes cast at election for parish Of
cers held in the parish of Bienvlle State Of Louis
lana, on the seventh day of November, 1870 as
made by ------, Supervisor OF Reglstra-
ton of said parish. And We hereby declare that the
following named persons were duly and lawfully
elected to the following offices respectively,
to wit:
J. r. Head, Parish Judge.
r. J. HightOwer, Sheriff
E. Courtney. Coroner
II. &. WARMOTH. Governor.
.. J. DUNN, Lieutenant Governor.
GEORGE 4. BOvEE, Secretary oil State.
JOHN LYNCH.
THOMAS G. ANDERSON.
Dated at New Orleans, November 26, 1870.
1860 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30
This paragraph is from a Washington
special to the Cincinnati Gu-ette:

SPcC1dI % t1tc OIHC1IHdt1 OU~tHt'
The maps of the campaigns of the armies
of the James and Potomac with the excep-
ton of the battlefield of Gettysburg, are
completed and ready for distribution. The
map of the battlefield of Gettysburg is in
preparation, and under direction of Major
G. X. Warren, of the Corps Of Engineers;
armies are being. prepared by Colonel d.
Ruger, late of the United States volunteers.
The map showing the first epoch Of the At
lanta campaign, embracing the country as
far south as the OOstanaula' FLYER, is fin
ished. The map embracing the country be-
tween Oostanula and EtOwah rivers is well
advanced. The map south of Etowah,
showing the battlefield Of Mount Chapielle
Church and Dallas, is commenced, and the
eeeea sf b2 the y h Ge OF 9nne ISL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30

We. the undersigned, Returning Officers pur-
suant to authority invested in us by act No. 100 APP
proved March Is. 1870 do hereby certify that the
, IOregoingis true and correct compilation of the
statements of votes cast at election for parish
officers, held in the parish of Cacasieu, State OF
Louisiana, on the seventh day of November, 1870
made by II. C. Farquhar, Supervisor of Regis
tration of said parish. And we do hereby declare
that the following named persons were duly and
lawfully elected to the following offices, respec-
lively, to Wit
D. J. Reid, Parish Judge.
w. P. Simpson, Sheriff
= Boyle, Coroner.
Justices OF the Peace
d. DerOnen, Second Ward
W. L. Hutchins, Third Ward.
Green Aiken, Sixth Ward.
COustabes-
J. N. Reid, Third Ward.
J. A. Foster, sixth Ward.
n. c. WARMOTH, Governor.
O. J. DUNN. Lieutenant Governor.
GEO. 3 B0vEE, Secretary OF State.
JOHN LYNCH.
THOMAS G.. ANDERSON
Dated at New Orleans, November rs, 1870
no30 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30

Books AND STATIONERY.-C. 5. Sauvinet,
Sheriff of the parish of Orleans, will con-
tinue this day, at halfpast ten o'clock A.
NJ, the sale of the contents Of the book,
stationery and fancy goods establishment,
No. l39 Royal street; also, the unexpired
term of the lease of said premises up to
September 30, 1872. See advertisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30

We, the undersigned Returning Officers, pur-
suant to, authority invested in us by act No. 100,
approved March IT, 1870 do hereby certify that the
statements of votes cast at election tor parish
officers, held in the parish of Carroll State of
made by T. H. Masters, supervisor of Registration Of
said parish And we hereby declare that the fol-
lowing named persons were duly and lawfully
elected to the following offices. respectively, to wit:
G. A. DeFrance, Parish Judge
A. J. Partin, Sheriff. - s..------.
John Asbury, Coroner.
H. G. WARMOTH, Governor. !,
O. J. DUNN, Lieutenant Governor
GEO: BOvRE, Secretary of State.
JOHN LYNCH. 1870
THOMAS G ANDERSON. - -
Dated at New Orleans, November 26, 1870.
n03o 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30

Large Mexican horses and mules at auc-
ton this day at halfpast ten o'clock, at
the Crescent Stock Landing, Algiers, by
Montgomery. Sale to be continued from
day to day until the whole amount two
hundred and fifty-three head) is sold. See
advertisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30

Koopmanschap is still cooping the Chinese
chaps. He has orders for 10000 men from
employers in the United States. KOopman-
schop realizes an *" ON each Heather
Chinee" imported.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30

OFFICE STATE SuPBnIsrRHpnNzP uBLsC IDpcAf1oS,l
New Oxleans. November -, 1870.
For the purpose Of securing theinteresta Of pub
lie education in the city o. New Orleanss by means
Of harmonious action between the City Board Of
School Directors and the various Ward Boards, pro-
vided for " law. and already appointed for tho
respective wards Of this city meeting n all the
boards, city and ward il hereby called take place
in the Senate Chamber Of the Stateh0use, on SAT-
URDAY EVENING, December g. 1s:o, at seven
o'clock. Mr.. J. B. Carter, Division superintendent
for the division Of New Orleans, viii see that each
member of the respective boards is psrssnaly noti
fed of this meeting.
THOMAS W. CONWAY.
State Superintendent of Public Education.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30

Alfred jenkins, sometimes called James
Smith, although not barber, is fond OF
using a razor when his temper is up. He
slashed keen blade into the flesh Of Ed
ward Magee. For this barbarity he must
remain in prison until the wounded mans
condition is settled either for life or death.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30

We, the undersigned Returning Officers, pur-
suant to authority invested in by act No. 100,
approved March I6, 1870 do hereby certify that the
foregoing is true and correct compilation Of the
statements of votes east at an election for parish
officers, held in the parish of vermlOn, State of
Louisiana, on the seventh day of November, 1870,
made by 4. II. Riddcll. Supervisor of Registra-
tiOn of said parish And we hereby declare that
the following named persons were duly and law
fully elected to the following Offices respectively,
to wit: Isl
Eugene GuegnOn Parish Judge.
G. b. Shaw Sheriff
n J. Fauks, Coroner
Justices of the Peace
+. p. Lelen, First Ward.
Thomas j. Morgan, Second Ward
Simon Lyons and Lastie BrOussard, Third Ward.
Howard Hoffman, Fifth Ward.
4. Delaney, Sixth Ward.
H. P. Stakes, Seventh Ward.
COnstaiAes-
+. j. Stansbury, Second Ward.
Alexander Broussard and John A. Brookshier,
Third Ward
Easton Hoffman, Fifth Ward.
Bazilc BrOussard Sixth Ward
Newton s. King. Seventh Ward
H. C. WARMOTH, Governor.
o. j. DUNN, Lieutenant Governor.
GEORGE +. BOvEE, Secretary of State.
JOHN LYNCH
THOMAS C. ANDERSON,
Dated at New Orleans November 60 1870.
no30 it
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30
OFFICIAL NOTICES,
OFFICIAL.

u.
COMPILED RETURNS OF AN ELECTkON HELD IN
u the parish of West Baton Rouge State of Lousi-
ana, for parish officers, the seventh day Of No.
yember A. D. 1870 pursuant to an act ITO regulate
the conduct and to maintain the freedom and
purity of elections" etc., approved March 49, 1870:
persons and of No. of
foa son a, az ~ VI votes
noe' VIC" A'A ,.,-sg ,r,ep
no..
'" y AOode4t ...-........r,........- - 900
SHERIFF
/ v Dura de Jr........... ...,.,... 966
,o,
c,. p, ''NoAi'' saa
IS -; fpi Ok
S mSton eAe''.''''''''.'''.' '''''''''''''' %
Nc"t'crlns' '''-:''''''.
JUSTICES OF TIE PLACE.
Third Ward .-..-.. &C.,.
Juan Pages 63l
ROsemOnd Hebert. .............. 274
10 Fourth Ward
William Q. Clark. 24
sixth Ward
Aristlde Rlcard.. 633
Henry J. Hyaans. ZIG
Ienth ward
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30

A fruit stand in Poydras market was left
in charge of lad last evening, and during
the time drunken fellow, named John
Murphy. tumbled around the table in a
loose way. Somehow not explained fifteen
dollars disappeared in the confusion that
ensued. The Murphy was planted in
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30

We, the undersigne Returning Officers, pursu
ant to authority invested in us by act No. 100, ap
proved March IT, 1870, do hereby certify that the
statements of votes cast at an election for parish
officers held in the parish Of Cameron, State OF
made by George W. Carter, Supervisor Of Registra-
ton Of said parish And hereby declare that the
followins>oamed persons were duly and lawfully
elected to the following Offices respectively, to sit:
A. j. Kearney, Parish Judge.
John W. Sweeney, Sheriff
Doc EMBEDDING. Coroner.
H. C. WARMOTH, Governor
O. J. DUNN, ieutenant Governor.
GEO. 3. BOWIE, Secretary Of State.
JOHN LYNCH,
THOMAS G. ANDERSON.
Dated at New Orleans, November Is, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30

Thomas Hawke flew down on two hundred
dollars, which are claimed by Joanna
Sorghrue, for which his wings were pinipned
in the first precinct stationhouse. In
charitable people will say that there is
little difference between the prosecutor and
the nrOsecutriy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30
FOB SALE.

1TOk SALE........,. ....-FOR SALk.
VALUABLE PLANTATION ON THE JACKSON
RAILROAD.
1900 Acres in Lots of 50 Acres
Splendid opportunity to obtain an elegant House
and beautiful Building Sites on easy terms.
Will be sold BY the Sheriff Of the parish Of Tane-
pahoa, at public auction, ON WEDNEEDAY. NOvem-
Der 30, 1870 immediately after the arrival Of the
morning train at Amte City, over 1000 acres Of land
in said parish, within one and One.half miles OF
Union Landing, and within three miles Of OsykA
hundred acres are cleared, and is good cotton land;
the rest is covered nth splendid timber. This
property the last residence Of tbs ate Needler
r. Jennings, and was Handsomely improved BY him.
The improvements consist Of large, well finished
frame dwelling, with small dwelling In the same
yard, and cotton gin and press, barns, stables.
cabins, kitchen, smOke-house, etc., with good fcsh
springs and wells. Terrys creek, never failing
stream, runs Through the entire tract Within one
Academy" school Of high order, ably conducted
by L. c. Reed ESQ.,. an experienced and successful
teacher.
The terms of sale-Are one-third cash, and tho
rest in notes Of the purchaser payable at one and
two years. with eight per cent interest from date.
and secured by special mortgage on the property.
The Land will be sold in lots Of fifty acres aud
Office of D. r. FORMAN, ATTORNEY Ut Law,
6 Car0ndelet street, New Orleans,
nol9 I'd Back Office, second foor.l
NOR SALE.-SIx PAIRS OF FINE DURLIN0
L. pistols, with all the appendages ofa shooting
Apply at 1874 Dryades, corner Of Thalia street.
nos cod lm*
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30

Sheriff Masicot has eleven appointments
to make under him. Ii he does not fill
those places with excellent citizens then the
blame must rest with him. for he has three
hundred written applications from disinter-
ested seekers after Office. A few of them
Will he disappointed. Dir. j. Y. Bofiil is
chosen as deputy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30

OFFICIAL.
COMPILED RETURNS OF AN ELECTION HELD
~ in the parish of Cameron State of Louisiana
for parish officers on the seventh day of November
A. d. 1870 pursuant to an act ITO regulate the con-
duet and-to maintain the freedom and purity of
elections" etc, approved March To- 1870:
Persons and of. No. of
fees voted for. votes.
PARISH JUDGE.
George Guptl. .......................6 50
SHERIFF.
John w. sweeney LA
CORONER.
Vc %
Scattering NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30

The State Department is in receipt of dis
patches from consular agent Keim, under
date of Yokohama, stating that he had
thoroughly examined the various consular
agencies on his line of travel, and found
them, with but two exceptions, well directed
and fourishing. His accompanying report
covers thirty-si pages Of foolscap, and en-
braces numerous suggestions for the future
guidance of the department in its dealing
with the consular officers in the East
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30
Local Intelligence.

RETURNS OF REcoRDERs.-The following
are the sums returned by the several Re-
.corCers for last week:
First District, Recorder HoughtOn. .S305 80
Second District, Recorder Staes.... 81 90
Third District Recorder Leclerc. 49,. 43 90
Fourth District, Recorder Weber,. 81 90
Fifth District, Recorder OumOnt. l9 %
Sixth District, Recorder Campbell. . 90
Total. $500 50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30

The reports that are sent abroad in
reference to the races here, do not have the
effect to induce a rush to New Orleans to
witness them. The agent of the Associated
Press in this city tersely. stated, Saturday
evening", in his dispatch: "The Metairie
races commenced to-day. Weather pleas
ant; attendance light; racing very poor
not worth reporting This is the whole
story, and for the same reason, the races
are not reported in the REPUBLICAN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30

Hon. John S. Harris, ono of our United
States Senators, was married. on the
twenty-third instant at Natchez, to Miss
Agnes Stock, of that city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-30

Nor A TRUE BLL.-The grand jury yes
terday returned not true bill against
,Joseph Bowen, a soldier in the United
States Barracks who was charged with
having shot and killed Daniel Kelley, one
of his comrades. Evidence convinced the
i,lry that the deed was done in self defense.