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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
Campaign in Plaquemines.

On Saturday General j. H. Svpher started
down the river, in a chartered steamer, to
fill his appointments in Plaquemines parish
He arrived at the Quarantine Station late
in the evening, having steamed all day
against a very strong head wind. The joint
discussion at Buras Settlement did not
occur at the time designated, owing to the
detention of General Sypher and the want
of an audience. No meeting was held there
on Saturday. Major Walker and friends
arrived sometime during the afternoon
and after partaking quite freely of
the standard Democratic beverage, and
finding no meeting, they departed.
On Sunday morning General Sypher,
in company with DR.. Baldwin, visited
the place and found that neither its peace
full inhabitants nor the Republican cause
had sustained any damage from the Demo
cratic raid of the previous day. That per-
suasive Democratic ar"ument-whisly-
as powerless to make ceioted men in Buras
settlement betray the party which gave
them liberty and equal political and civil
rights, as it is in other sections OF our state.
Colonel men can not he bohght with hiskV,
and Democratic candidates place low es
innate upon their intelligence when they
attempt it.
At New Texas and Point Michel there
were good meetings held ht the time desig-
mated Judge Butler. thd Republican can
dislate for the State Senate, lives in this
community; he is live man and under
stands how TO carry ON a campaign. On
Sunday evening there WAS large and en-
thusiastic meeting held at Pointe- afa-H ache
Doleze's stOre) Address es were made by
General Sypher. Judge Prescott and Re
corder Butler. The meet ing continued to a
late hour. Major Walkef and party We're
evnectad. hut failed to come to time The
nert morning the party steamed mp the
river 10 Bean Scjour, the next point desg
mated in the programme, where a good
meeting was held in the afternoon. From
this no;nt the General cRossed the river to
shake hands and talk to d crowd of earnest
Republicans who had assembled on the OPP
posite bank. eager to greet him.
The next point was thf new courthouse.
Here a large meeting assembled by moon
Eght. and the Seventh Ward Club, headed
by drum and fife. with flag flying, marched
in parade in splendid order. General Sypher
addressed the meeting Tor about an hour,
after which Judge Butler and Captain
Malone v talked in prat tical and vigorous
manner. Great enthusiasm prevailed at all
the meetin.cs, and on the seventh of NOvem-
her the Republicans will roll mp at least two
thousand majority for the regular Reppbi-
can ticket 80 -ase,sT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
GOVERNOR WARsICTH AT MONROE.
His Reception I'll ere.

from the Monroe Intelligent Yer Of Friday.J
The Governor of Louisiana b, accompanied
by Mr. Bragdon, his private secretary,
General JEFF Thompson and John B. How
ard, Esq, arrived in Monroe last evening,
and was welcomed by q large number OF
personal and political friends.
Apartments having been prepared for
him at the Ouaohita HOusd he proceeded
thither. where, after suppet, he was sere-
naded by the Monroe braEs band. This
was an agreeable surprise and although
the Governor was very much fatigued, and
was about to retire, it gEtve him great
pleasure to return his than Ks in person to
the band, from the gallery IF the hotel.
At the invitation of the Governor, the
members of the band assembled in the par
lor of the Ouachita House, where they were
individually introduced to him. The re-
ceptiOn must have been aIh agreeable one
to all parties, for we noticed that the whole
party smiled several times. The affair was
very pleasant one, and the toasts pro
posed and drank were of a character that
indicated that the era of iberality and
good feeling had again returned. and that
the days OF prescription and bitterness
were passing away.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
REGISTRATION.

OFFICE STATE REGISTRAR OF VOTERS,
New Orleans September 8. 1871. )
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE OFFICES
N of the Assistant Supervisors of Registration,
for the various wards of the city of New Orleans,
are now open at the places designated below, and
will remain open until FRIDAY, October %, 1870,
Sundays and legal holidays excepted.
Office hours from seven O'Clock A. NJ to IL o'clock
NJ, and from two O'Clock P. M. to seven o'clock
p. NJ, each day.
In conformity with the provisions Of paragraph
five of section fortythree of the Act to provide
for the revision and correction OF the lists OF regis
tered voters OF the State etc, approved March 10
1870, the registration of voters for the parish Of
Orleans viii be complete 3newl: .. A.
leans, whether previously registered or not, who
desire to vote at the general election, November,
1870 must make application FOR registry to the AS
which they resides
FIRST WARD-No. 4O5 Magazine street, between
SECOND WARD-No 3Ol Magazine street, be-
tween Calliope and Gaiennie streets
THIRD WARD-No. 1919 Liberty street. between
PerGlido aud Poydras streets.
FOURTH WARD-Corner Treme and Cont streets,
FIFTH WARD-No. al Dauphine street between
SIXTH wARD-Coruer Where street and Bayou
SEVENTH wARD-No. Il Frenclmen street.
corner Victory street.
NINTH WARD--No. "a Louisa street, between
Ralnpart and Burgundy streets
TENTH WARD-No. l76 st. Mary street, near Mag.
azine street.
ELEVENTH wARD-No 1856 Magazine street,
near Washington street.
TWELFTH WARD-Magazine street, opposite
Marker House.
THIRTEENTH WARD-Masazine street. between
Cadz and Valence streets
FOURTEENTH WARD-Corner of Walnut and
Water streets.
FIFTH DISTRICT-(Algiers)-At 'old Parish Hall.
B. p BLANCHARD,
State Registrar of Voters and Supervisor Of Regis
tration, Parish of Orleans.
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Headquarters Republican Parish Gam


paign Committee meets daily at Il NJ, at No. 222
Common street, and the various Mother Ward
Clubs of this parish meet as follows:
First Ward-Corner of Mclpomene and White
streets meets every Monday evening; j. L. Miller
President
Second Ward-Erato street, between Caroudelet
and Barouue streets, meets every Tuesday; IL. Z.
Dob.c, President.
Third Ward-Perdido street, between Franklin
and Liberty streets, meets every Saturday o. J.
Dunn, President.
Fourth Ward-Corner Cont and IRENE streets,
Fifth Ward-St. Louis street near Treme, meets
Thursday; Eugene Staes President.
Sixth Ward-COrner of Crs1ilncS ancl ClilDorne
streets meets every Monday: B. F. Joubert, Presi
dent.
seventh ward-Corner of Greatmen and Union
Streets meets every Monday; c. W. Boothby, Pres
ident.
Eighth Ward-Corner of Morales aud Margny
streets, meets every Tuesday; Alexander J. Arm
strong. President.
Ninth Ward-Congress street, between Dauphine
and Craps streets, meets every Monday; W. c. Kin
sea. President
Tenth Ward-St. Mary street, near st. Thomas
street, meets every Tuesday; J. H. Bowen, Presi-
Eleventh. ward-sixth street, between st. George
and st. Patrick streets, meets every Monday; Ed
Williams President. =
Twelfth Ward-Marengo street, near Magazine
street, meets every Monday; w. G. Mcconnell,
President
Thirteenth ward-valence street between Camp
and Chesnut streets. meets every Wednesday; John
Garstkamp, President
Fourteenth Ward-Near corner Of Nashville ave-
nue. and Magazine streets, meets every Wednesday;
Matthew Brown, President 7 =
Fifteenth Wafd-Valette street, between Alix
and Eliza streets, meets every Monday; A. Dumsnt
President. Ocs tno7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
Tenth Ward Republicans.

At business meeting of the Tenth Ward
Republican Club Tuesday evening, w. IL.
Burroughs, chairman of the committee on
mass meeting. rendered q report, which
was received by the club. A communica-
ton signed by j. r. West and P. F. Her
wig, from the Republican Auxiliary Com
mittec, voluntarily donating one hundred
dollars to the Tenth Ward Club, was re-
reived, and vote of thanks was rendered
the gentlemen of the committee.
The following resolution was offered by
c. West: s-.-
Resolred. That the thanks of this club are
due to Mr.. W. ii. Burroughs, our secretary,
for his faithful services as chairman of the
committee of arrangements for the mass
meeting in Clay Square, and that q copy ut
this resolution be furnished Mr.. Burroughs.
The resolution was adopted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
Republican Candidate for Eighth Justice
Of the Peace.

We are pleased to see that at a meeting
of the delegates from the Sixth District, of
the Republican Parish Nominating Conven-
ton, comprising the Twelfth, Thirteenth
and Fourteenth Wards, held on Tuesday,
the eleventh instant, for the purpose of
nominating an Eighth Justice of the Peace.
Judge II. c. Caulkins was the unanimous
choice of the delegates, to fill the office for
the next two years This action Oh the
part of the delegates is quite tiattering to
Judge Caulkins, as his position is one that
calls forth all the better qualities of the
heart and mind, and his re nomination is a
complete Endorsement Of his official conduct
during the past two years as gentleman
and Republican.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department,
New Orleans, September 30, 1870
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MAIDS ~
w me to for the cancellation OF the 0f1ciaa
bonds of Alfred VOORHEES, as Assessor and Tax Colec-
tor in ald for the parish Of St. Martin, to VII; ,s
bond in the sum of one thousand dollars $iv;oWl'
dated February is. 1868, signed by Alfred
principal and Charles Olivier DuclozeI, az sScn.
rity, and bond in the sum Of ten Thousand uEHaa
($lOOOO), dated February l6 1858, signed nH A.rs1
VOORHEES,. as principal and Charles Olivier Dnciozsl
security; the said bonds being cohG 3. W 40.
the faithful performance by the said aired v90I-
HES of his duties Assessor and State Tax ooAec'
tor aforesaid. x4...&.z
in the Aforesaid bonds file their objections totho
cancellation thereof in writing IN the once OF tne
Secretary of State, wltmn ninety ooys sasoH INC
Gwen nnier INV hand and the seal Of the State,
this thirtieth day of SEPTEMBER A. D., 1870, and Of
the Independence Of the United states the ninety
fifth. - a -
nv the Governor u II. 8. WAR4OTH.
GEORGE &. BOvEk. - b
-, Secretary 0f stsse sn ecs Ut
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Mechanics and LabOrers' Club.

At meeting OF the Mechanics and La
borers' Club, Third Ward. held last Tues
day evening, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Resolred. That all members Of the Ne
chanics and L.4borers' Club who attempt
to go under the head of the Christian As
ISOLATION" do so for purposes none other
than the defeat of the regular Republican
ticket and the success Of the Democratic
party &; and, therefore, the following named
persons are hereby expelled from this club
until they acknowledge the wrong com
mitted by them: George P. Nelson, George
Abbott. +. c. Davis, and DR.. Brozeen.
The proceedings are signed by George
Devizan, president, and George c. Mason,
Sapratary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13

Observation-Disclosures Republican Parish Com
intellectually! Rppublicans!! Rally !!-The Re-
puDlicans OF the Third District respect fully in
vited to attend a Grand Mass Meeting, to be held
on THURSDAY EVENING, October Is, instant. The
Seventh Eighth and Ninth Ward Mother Sub Clubs
will assemble at their club rooms at haifpast six
O'Clock T. NJ, to march in a body to the Washing
ton Square. where the meeting will be called to
order at half past seven O'Clock precisely.
Speeches will be made in French English and
German.
The following orators will address the meeting
General J. II. Sypher, General Hugh j. Campbell,
Colonel J. II. Ins,rahan, Hon. E. F. Flanders Colonel
James Lewis, Hon. H. Bonzauo, V. Z. Mccarthy,
ESQ., and other eminent speakers.
Asplendid brass band will be in attendance.
The Campaign Committee hopes that every Re-
publican III the district will be present, to make
this grand and imposing demonstration OF the
citizens.
Come onei Come all -
By order Of the Campaign Committee.
THOMAS ISABELLE, Chairman.
WILLIAM MILFORD. Assistant Secretary, OCT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
POLITI CA l..

Republican Mass Meetings. First Con-
grcssional District.
St. Bernard Courthouse, Saturday, Octo-
Der is, at twelve o'clock. az
Springfield, Monday, October IL.
Amite, Tuesday, October IS.
COvington, Thursday, October 20.
New Orleans Congo Square), Saturd Jay,
October 49,
Greensburg, Tuesday, November /.
General j. II. Sypher and other distin-
guished speakers will be on hand to address
the people. H.
BY order of the Sub-Executive Commit
tee of the Republican party of Louisiana.
WILLIAM VIGERS, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13

TESTIMONY BEFORE THE CoRoNER-Ihc
Murder of Captain Bradley.-Coroner Roche
Yesterday commenced an investigation IN
this smatter, and found several witnesses
hut none of them could say who was the
assassin that dealt the fatal blow. This,
the all-important fact, still remains
secret.
Allen Baldwin testified that about the
time deceased was wounded, the men we're
talking politics and nationality, some one
telling Bradley that he bradley was not
an Irishn,an. Miles Sharkey, J. II. Wing
field. II. E. Cotton and Recorder Houghton
were heard by the jury, but they did not
furnish testimony Of material worth. The
inquest, not being satisfied, failed to find
verdict. but adjourned until to-day, eH-
pecting to discover some one who can test
fl more directly.
Reuben Evans-On the eighth instant,
about eight o'clock P. NJ, l was standing M
M Collins' door, facing Carondelet street.
noticed Captain Bradley and gentleman
I did not know in there; Bradley was IN
toxicated; while waiting to see Dir. Collins
ON business, three men entered the store
o,,d y,ossed into the bar-rOOm; heard them
strike their glasses; they all seemed to be
friendly; a little while afterward COLES
GAME out of the bar-rOOm to attend to a Gus,
TONER In the grocery; was looking toward
the street: / heard and saw some person
-rassir q ont: that NAN was closely followed
nv two Others. and behind them was Bradley,
with q dirk knife in his hand; the three
men rem across Car0ndek,t street, toward
the Gig. store; one of them called watch"
do not know which one; am certain IL was
not Bradley; Bradley follswed the tnree
men as far as the gutter; the three men ila1
then nassed from my sight; Bradley crossed
the street, and stopped opposite the cigar
store: l saw the knife in his kand gisteh:
Bradley then started back, and entered
,Collinss grocery; heard him say, This Is
what got" opening his clothing and SHOW
iHgllis cut; 4 saw blood on his clothing; he
then slapped his knife down on the counter
with an oath; Collins asked him who cut
him: he replied that he did not know:
then saw Bradley go down Carondelet
street.
eiUhth of October, between seven and nine
O'clock, Robert L. Bradley was taking
drink at nv store in the company OF Messrs:
Bcyans end Cotton and myself. we mad
lust finished when three others cape u TO
.ir;nL Their names are James Ryan, Nc
PI,erson and Brown. Mr. Bradley said
they were not in time to drink With as. MIR.
RYAN said, 1--WE have just come in 70 take
drink with YOU in, a friendly way" After
s.be AZ, poured the liquor out, went into the
front of the store. ] knew nothing more
:. .a I'll saw Mr.. Ryan and his party running
ont followed by Mr. Bradley, with drawn
knife. He returned in about two or three
minutes with the knife still in his hand ana
laid it on the counter, and showed me 1 Wl
he had been cut, saying, this IL what I've
cot" I cot him into the back room and
6uttoned his clothes. We then walked to
the door on Erato street, and ] wanted him
to wait until could send him home :.o ne
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13

vember next; said electen t. Be conducted and tAe
returns thereof made in al respects according to
the provisions of the constitution and Of the lag.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the state
this twenty third day Of September, 1870, and Of
the Independence Of the United States the ninety
fifth. HTT
By the Governor: H-
#. = - H. G. wARMOTH.
PITT CKAvArE, Assistant Secretary Of State.
se25 I'd rtH =. 'F
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13

A DOUBLE STRIXER.-Henry Harris
johnson, o man of some muscle and much
muss, uncharitably planted his brawny fist
in Charity Clark's unprotected face, simply
because few excited words had passed be-
tween them in Whites alley on Lafayette
street. He also threw Charity to tho ground
without the least remorse.
B. Finklestein makes a similar statement
against accused, barring the excited words,
and asserts that they were entire strangers.
This singular conduct consigns Harris to
prison until his trial comes up before the
Criminal Court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
Meetings and Barbecues.

There will be grand Republican mass
meeting and barbecue on Saturday next
October Is, 1870, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at
the Courthouse of the parish of st. John.
Able orators will address the people.
On the next day, Sunday, the sixteenth,
similar meeting and barbecue will take
place at the Courthouse of the parish of st.
Charles, at which number Of distinguished
speakers will be present.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13

The bodies of the two lovers who drowned
themselves at the head of Philip street,
Tuesday morning, have not BEEN found.
There is suspicion that Ryan was not
drowned, as heis known as an ext, acrdinary
swimmer. The suspicion, how is
not well founded.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13

Joseph Howell yesterday ran Ills horse
and buggy over young child of Mrs.
Georgiana Singleton, injuring it SO badly
that its life is despaired Of The affair oc-
CURED on Howard street, and it is reported
that Howell was intoxicated at The time.
The little girl is only two years old, and is
MANNED for life. .- -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
Local Intelligence.

DAILY MoRTUARY REPORT-Dr. s. C.
reports that the whole number Of deaths
for the twenty-four hours ending at six
o'clock Tuesday evening was twenty-eight.
One died of bronchitis, of cholera in
fantum, 3 of consumption, 2 of dysentery,
of congestive fever, of typhus fever, IA
of yellow fever, of fracture of the neck. l
Of inflammation of the bowels, l of measles,
l Of paralysis of the heart. Twelve were
inferred from public institutions and three
ON certificates of coroners. .
Those who died of yellow fever were:
Angelina Cartani, No. l6 Elysian Fields
street, aged fifteen years, native of Italy.
John Adams, 223 Craps street, aged two
and half years, New Orleans.
Andrew Flanagan, l66 Camp street, aged
forty-two, Ireland.
Salina Stern, Touro Infirmary, aged eight
Prussia.
George Kirby, Hotel Dieu, aged forty two,
Ireland.
John P. Kolckmann, Charity Hospital
aged tifty-eight, Germany.
Hermann Holster, Charity Hospital, aged
twenty, Germany.
George Schneider, Charity Hospital, aged
twenty-five, Germany.
Frank Norris, Charity Hospital, aged
thirty-eight, Germany.
Antoine Ardelt, Charity Hospital, aged
thirty, Germany.
Antonio Sofia, Charity Hospital, aged
Fifty, Italy.
Eugene Schmidt, Charity Hospital, aged
thirty lone, Switzerland.
Michael Jehl, Charity Hospital, aged for
ty-four, France.
John McGarry, Charity Hospital, aged
twenty five, Pennsylvania.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13

Canada Bill Davis graced th4 Office Of
the Superintendent of Police yesterday by
his verdant presence, simply because he
had taken one trick too many. h country
man had tried to beat him Ind failed.
Canada agreed to dissorge seventy dollars
and gold watch which he had earned by
his knowledge of anatomy ..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13

DRowNED.-Christine Rich, a child, was
accidentally drowned at Kenner Fille yes
terday morning. In attempting to draw
water from the river she fell in and was
drowned, the body foated down the
stream, and was not recovered.