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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-25
OUTRAGE in Rapides Observation-Disclosures
Officers shot At.

ALExASpRIA RApIpKs PARISH /
September a. 1870
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
The Democracy are againat their work
in this parish. CaptainA. +. Wild, Sup
eryisor of Registration, opened an
office for the registration Of voters in
Chcneyville on Monday, the nineteenth
instant. Accompanying Captain Wild were
Mr.. John Delacy, Sheriff Of this parish, and
Captain Butrick. Assessor Of Internal Revc.
nue.. They were lodging at the house OF a
colored man named Warner. About nine
O'Clock Monday night the house was at
| tackled, shots were fired, two OF which
struck very close to where Captain Wild
was living in bed. The oath book and many
blanks belonging to the registration were
| missing next morning. Mr.. Delacy and
| Captain Butrick's clothes were stolen.
| valuable mare belonging to Mr.. Delacy Is
! also missing. The shooting and halloolne
| continued all night without interference on
| the part of the authorities. Itwas undoubt
| edly preconcerted affair, as an explanation
| Of it may be found in the fact that over two
| hundred colored men were registered II
| Cheneyville on Monday.
And this undoubtedly is the beginning o.
| a strong effort on the part of the hired ennis
| saries OF the Democracy to prevent the col
! ored people from registering. But they un
| derstand their interests too well to be easlly
frightened. The Republicans of Rapide'
will make their nominations III a few days
of which l will apprise you.
Can you not, Mr.. Republican, induce HI!
| exccllency, Governor Yarmouth, COlOne
Lowell, Governor Dunn, Governor Hahn
and other eminent speakers, to visit III
during this campaign. Their presence
would call out the united strength Of thu
Republican party, both in public meeting
and at the polls. Please. Mr.. Editor, draw
| the attention of the State Central Commit
| tee to this matter: and if Mr.. S. d. Packard
| the worthy president of that committee
would visit us. we would insure him warn
and enthusiastic rcceptiOn-in fact nOthin:
short Of a perfect ovation need be ex
pected.
The crops, especially corn, are very fine
Weather very dry. OBSERVER.
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lx1S O00Y0180 - 80 = - AhokAbCee
Republican mass meetings will be held in
Ponchatoula, Tuesday, September "a.
Speakers: General j. H. Sypher, Hon.
Charles Hughes, Hon. NJ. A. Southworth.
Springfield, Livingston parish, Wednes-
day, September %. Speakers: General j.
H. Sypher, General G. A. Sheridan, Hon.
Charles Hughes. ~ veg
TangipahO, Friday, September 80. Speak
ers: General j. H. Sypher, Hon. Charles
Hughes.
ers (: General j. H. Sypher, General u. "A.
Sheridan.
Franklinton, parish of Washington, Mon
day, October g. Speaker: General j. H.
Amite, Tuesday, October 4. Speakers
General j. H. Sypher, Hon. Thomas W.Con'
way, Hon. Charles Hughes.
Buras Settlement. parish of Plaquemine,
Saturday October 4. Speakers: General J..
H. Svpher, Hon. M. A. Southworth, Hon. +.
V. Macarty, Hon. Charles Hughes.
St. Bernard Courthouse, Saturday. Octo'
Der Is. Speakers: General j. II: Sypher,
carty. COLONEL. II. Ingraham, Hon. Charles
Hughes, Hon. T. w. Conway. A brass
band will be in attendance.
Republican mass meetings in Plaque
mines parish rs follows:
Buras Settlement, Saturday, October =, at
twelve O'Clock.
New Texas, Saturday, October 8, in the
evening.
Point Michele, Sunday, October 9, at
twelve O'Clock.
Point-a-la- Hache Dolce Store). Sunday,
October 9, in the evening.
Beau Sejour (Thibauts), Monday, Octo-
Der 10, in the evening.
New Courthouse, Tuesday, October IL
in the evening.
English Turn Myers Store), Wednesday
October 12, III the evening.
era II syph Ss , ana ot asce. VIII
By order Of the Committee.
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Georgia Election.
a the s.. Louis Democrat

tTIUiu Aue %. LuAis DcAAo>Ao"J
WASHINGTON, September Y.-The bill
which has passed for an election in Georgia
was drawn with the help of Attorney Gen
eral Aker,nan. The officers to be chosen
are members to serve during the unexpired
term Of the forty-frst Congress and for
members OF the forty Congress-; for
Senators in the State Senate; for members
Of the House of Representatives OF the
General Assembly; for Sheriff; clerks OF the
Superior Court: tax collectors; tax receivers;
county treasurers; coroners and county
surveyors.
The Governor appoints five persons r IN
each precinct to conduct the election. The
following form is prescribed for the man
ayers. 1t indicates the classes who are
allowed to vote:
IL do swear that will faithfully and i'm,
partially hold the present election, ana Will
prevent no person from voting who Is OF APP
parent age resident Of the county, ana VINO
has not previously voted at this election. l
will not open any closed ticket until the
polls are closed; nor will | dlvulse TOT
whom any person has voted unless calico
upon TO do SO by some legal tribunal.
Will permit no one 10 challenge, delay, OF
hinder any voter from the free and speedy
casting Of his ballot
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CarrolltOn Republicans,

At a LARGE and respectable meeting of the
Republicans held on Thursday night, at the
Rev. Mr.. Peterson's church, the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, We Republicans, in mass meet
ing assembled, in the parish Of Jefferson, re-
alizing as we do the vast Importance of the
Campaign now before US, and of the efforts
that are being made by disappointed Office
seekers, and by INSCRIPTIONS and designing
men. wearing the garb of Christianity, or in
other words, borrowing the livery of Heaven
to serve the devil with. But as our Saviour
was BETRAYED by one of the twelve elect,
well can the Republican party afford to have
traitors among them to point the moral to
others, and as Judas carried the bag, SO do
these midnight providers and boilers carry
the bag of Hatch 4 Co.; and whereas, we
recognize among them men with whom we
have never associated as Republicans; and
whereas, their objects are for self-interests
and mere struggle for the spoils of Office,
some of them being experts in plundering
certain corporations in days by-gone (but
alas! it is said, corporations are without a
soul), so are these wretches, without con-
science, seeking to deceive the poor honest
man Under the cloak Of our most holy relig-
ion; therefore be it
Resolccd, That while We have the most
holy reverence for Christianity and every.
thing that is Christian in word and deed,
we most emphatically denOunce the action
of these parties as being traitorous to both
Christianity and everything that is Chris.
| tan. anti Republican in its nature, and
| deem them unworthy to be associated with,
and enemies of the Republican party.
| Resolrcd. That we, as citizens and free
| men, deem it our duty to use every effort
| in our power to expose and defeat the
| schemes of these men and to mark them az
| Cain of old. and treat them as public enc
| mics in future.
| Resolred. That we recognize as the Repub
| lican ticket before us the names Of james
| Graham for Auditor. Antoine Dubuclet fol
| Treasurer, General L. A. Sheldon for Con
| gress, Samuel NJ. Todd for State Senate, r
| b. Stamps, John Garstkamp. r. G. Gardner
and T. d. Worrall for Representatives, A
! S. Collins for Sheriff. William Kern for Par
ish Judge H. p. Taylor for Coroner. all o
| whom we have confidence in and to whom
we pledge our undivided support in Tho
coming campaign.
Resoired, That we hereby indorse thu
| chief executive of our State, II. G. War
moth, and that we will support and main
tain him in his efforts in behalf OF law
peace and prosperity of our people through
out the State at large without regard to rae
Or color or previous condition.
Reso,rcd. That q copy OF these resolution
| be published in tie New Orleans REPUBLI
| CAN and the Louisiana State Register
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-25

BLOOD IN A BARBERsHoP.-On the TWEEN
ty-seventh ultimo Pat Tracy visited the
barbershop corner Of Dryades and Aei'
pomcne streets to have his face scraped OF a
DAVIS growth, and was anxious to have the
operation performed. Seeing some one III
before him. he remarked to the barber that
it appeared as if his chances for shave
were rather distant. Denis Clements sat III
the easy chair, and perhaps thought the
speech was for his benefit, and made some
reply. Pat responded in terms more 4orci'
BILE than elegant, adding, ut is not worth
while cutting your hair, as there Is SO h.tle
Left When Clements was cleaned ne
stepped over to Pat and spoke OF going out
side for settlement. Pat was not inclined
to 90, but circumstances" induced him to
move to the banquette. Both men were
there, and during the time Tracy was
wounded with knife in several places, 1ol
which Clements goes down to the Criminal
Court for trial.
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NFW ORLEANS RRPUBIlOAr SUNDAY ~lsgo

But there is no cause for anything of the
kind. General McC Celery is an able and &C
complished leader, Q sound Republican, a
gentleman Of high character, and in every
respect fitted for the grave responsibilities
that will devolve upon him.
But few days remain for work. Great
interests are at stake, and we urge upon
you the necessity of united councils and re.
newed efforts. Let no petty differences Of
opinion deter us from gaining the great
victory fraught with such Importance to
our party and the State.
d. T. Riley, of West Felecianna; L. j.
Souer, of Avoyells; Charles +. ,Heusman,
w. b. Phillips, Of Grant; Henry Ruby,
Richard Falkner, of Natchitoches; Lorenzo
George, of Winn; w. 4. Wheyland, Of
Sabine: E. w. Dewes, NJ. H. Twitchell, of
DeSoto: Samuel Armstead, George l..
Smith. Of Caddo; L. w. Baker, of Bossier;
II. C. Tournoir, Joseph Aquilliard, OF Pointe
Coupee; C. S. Abel, Of Bossier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-25

THE GERMAN FAIR.-We adopt the re-
mort of last evenings Times Of the closing
Of the German Fair:
At about ten o'clock. the ballot-bOx, con-
,a;r;no the votes for three splendid sets OF
;ewelry, to be donated to young ladies re-
ce;ving the largest number OF votes, was
or the S31 votes polled. Miss Josephine
Heidemann received 273, Miss Emma Heeht
TO and Miss Eliza Wandel LIB, who were
The American flag was won by the New eoy
Orleans Turngermoinde, in whose favor 's'
ont of GN votes were cast.
"" The ne silver fremen's trumpet, at stand
Prince Frederic; Ss Carl, w was MSn 0y NE
The other trumpet on stand onse'
Fritz" Was decided to have fallen to Lou
;s;ana No. 10, with 107 votes. But ncke'
having been dropped accidentally, contain
;n" tve votes for American Hook and Lad
der Company No. 2, who had lO4 votes, Una :,
comnany protested, and the committee VII
Dt Tie . 1 French parlor clock, sivez
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-25

Remember "a lg70-Whereas at their sitting Of
the second day of September, 1870, the Board OF D
rectors Of this Bank adopted the following resciu
ton, to wit:
Resolved, That it is the Of this Board that
section one of article eight of the charter OF this
Bank should be amended 30 as to read as foiiows
''rhere shall never be any increase OF the capital
without the consent OF twOthirds in amount OF the
stock hoders" and that it is also the sense OF TINS
Board that the capital stock OF tins BANK shouni
dollars the capital to consist of twenty Thousand
shares of sixty dollars each, say one million TWO
hundred thousand dollars.
The stockholders Of this Bank are requested to
call at the Banking House, corner OF EXCHANGE
alley and Canal street, ON the twenty.hfth DAY OF
October 1870 between the hours of "A. NJ. and r:
NJ for the purpose of voting on the proposed
amendment to the act of Incorporation.
se2l 2tawlm n AUGJSTIN. Cashier.
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Base Ball.

The long looked for game between the TWO
great clubs Of thf South tthe ooo'herners
and Lone Stars). will most positively take
place to-day at the Base Ban fark' no'h
mines are in fine condition, and . most in
teresting game can. be relied on. Inc rark
is in superb condit ion, and the accommoda-
tons for visitors are first class carriages
will be at the res pective club ROOMS at two
o'clock. Game will be called at hal1-pas'
three P. NJ Adj mission fifty cents. Ladies
froo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-25
GOvERNdENT SALE.

WILL BIB SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on
w TUESDAY, October 4, 1870, 1t Old Garris0c
Grounds vjcksburg, Mississippi
THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS, known Barracks,
Oficers' Quarters, Hospital Buildings, Kitchens.
Laundress' Quarters, etc.
Also, at same time and place, . large emount OF
condemned government property, consisting in par
Of
ARMY Wagons four-wheeled Dray, IL Dump
Carts IS single sets Of harness, % Stoves, Ambu
lance Hearse and Wheels, unfinished; IS Spades,
$50 Grain sacks Carpenters Tools. two sets; Black
smiths Tools, three SETS Saddlers Tools, two sets
etc Paints, Oils, of various kinds; Horse and Mule
Shoes and Shoeing Nails; So barrels Of Lime; Bar
row. Office Furniture, such Desks, Tables. etc.
Old Iron and Lumber; assortment of Hardware,
ST. $50 pounds of Conn., large quantity of Tentage,
and various other articles Of camp and garrison
equipage.
PUBLIC WATERWORKS consisting of Pump and
two Engines. Tubular Boiler, several thousand feet
of Pipe assorted sizes), Water Tanks, etc. all In,
good ORDER TO he sold lin place." D
Thirty DAYS from sale will Ike allowed for removal
Of Waterworks and Public Buildings.
Sale to commence at ten o'clock A. M, and to con-
tnue from day to day until all the property is dis
Terms-rnited States currency on day Of sale.
T. w. MORRISON
Second LieuteaRnt Sixteenth Infantry, Acting
Assistant Quartermaster. se3 4toaw
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-25
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOuslANA,r
Executive Department,
New Orleans, August =, 1910.
WHEREAS. APPLICATION HAS BRKN MADE TO
w me for the cancellation of the Official bond OF
L. T. Delassize as Register of Conveyexnces in
and for the parish of Orleans to wit: bond dated
Nav 49, 1859 in the sum of fifteen thousand dollars
isis OOc) signed by Z. Delassize - prlnclpni N
the finn sum of fifteen Thousand dollars and D. B.
Nacnrtv and b. I'll Joubert ~ securities In the surn
of seven Thousand Ave hundred dollars ($1seoD
each the said bOrd being conditioned for the faith
fu Performance by the said L. T. Delasslxe Of his
duties a. Register Of COnveynnces afOfesosa.
Notice is hereby given to all persons Interested N
the Aforesaid bopd to file their objections to the
cancellation thereof in writing In the once OF tn
Secretary of State within ninety days afser tne LAST
publication hereof
Given under my hand and the seaA OF the State
this day of August 1870 and Of the In
dependence Of tile United states the nnety-nHn.
By the Governor: -,.o
GEO. E. BovEE4 Secretary Of state. enU JNt
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vember next; said election to be conducted and the
sstams thsseof made in al respects according to
the provisions Of the constitutes and Of the law
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.
By the Governor: v.pxoru
se25 til
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice.-T0 the Members Of Glass A Of
the Economy Mutual Aid Association: Yon are
hereby notified Of the death of r. H. WET
MORE, on the ninth September, and in &C.
cOr.lance with the terms Of the Policy, are
called upon to pay into the treasury Of the COM
pany the sum OF one dollar and twenty-five cents
Isl 2S), within thirty days from date
Notice is also given that the office of the cOm-
pany has been removed to 10 Gravier street. up
stairs JAMES B. GUTHRIE
aaoS St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-25

FOOTPADs.-Early yesterday morning,
willie Mr.. y. Baras, a butcher, was on his
way to market, he was attacked by four
men at the corner of Miro and Palmyra
streets. They knocked him down and
robbed him of over three hundred dollars.
His head bore signs CT rough handling; IN
fact. he can not recover within a month. SO
badly is he wounded Highway robbsries
are not so uncommon now as to cause any
aycitement
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-25

NOMINATED AND NOT NoMINATgD.-Friday
nirht a successful candidate and one Of the
unsuccessful met by chance in Basin street.
not far from Canal. They were not alto
gether friendly, and f fom high words they
reached blows. An outsider stepped in and
got blow for his pa ms. but he was not
soft. 40 turned and give his assailant, the
successful nominee. a d aid tirashing. Police
Commissioner George and one OF our next
Coroners barely miss ed sleeping in a Gala
bOOSp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-25

BRrRr MISREPRESENTATION Base is good
name for a yagrant whose base OF supplies
is in the Workhouse during the next sixty
days.
Andrew Vine and Charles Northrop were
in business partnership. Charles collected
q bill of forty dollars for the firm last Sep
tember, and has failed to settle. Vine
wished to prosecute accused criminaliy' but
as the matter is uncivilly civil, Recorder
Houghton recommended that the parues
take it where it belongs.
Weinslleimer We. Longshore and Long
shore VS.. Weinsheimer, cowhiding anu
vounding, were continued. The madame
prosecuted her own case, while the man
fees heavy attorney, which will doubtless
send him down to a jury.
The charge against j. McNamee OF as
saulting and battering Court Officer Curtis
was continued. The Mack was repentant
Yesterday when the tangle-foot had evapo
rated.
r Mickleste;n, for obtaining goods through
fraudulent means, will have hearing or
the twenty-eighth. Itseems that H. NJ. has
been operating out of the regular course
of things.
Daniel Finter was so foolish as to intrust
Mrs. Bannon with fifty yellow dollars, with
the understanding that she should give hin
ffty paper dollars in return. She su'se
cneptlv denied all knowledge Of the imam
c;a, transaction. but her memory will be re
freshed by Recorder Hougton On the '"en
ty-eighth.
Ben Brown forgot his own identity, ahs
thought he was Sandy Woods, coliee'ih!
money for the latter. B. b. is also enatse'
with larceny, stealing six dollars from Alea
Waohiooton
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-25

70 the fair by Administrators s. C.. Emley,
was won by Mr.. Louis Fischer. ON No. ia.
The fair will close finally On Sunday night
with . grand promenade concert and ball.
frank Gunthers full brass band viii be in
attendance.
The Times also says: ~
A man was observed at a late hour on
Friday night, at the German Gazette stand,
at the fair, who stole a golden chain. When
detected by some young ladies he dropped
the chain. The act was witnessed by some
gentlemen, who kicked him down stairs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-25

adjourned meeting Of the Louisiana State Tenn
perancc Union will be held at the Temperance
Hall over the Bible House, No. 1853 Camp street on
TUESDAY EVENING. the twenty seventh instant,
at half-past seven o'clock for the purpose OF COM
ple.ing its organization. All friends OF Temper
ance are respectfully invited to attend
W. W. MCCARTHY, President.
II . DIV, Soora-arv s<25 1t
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CITY TAXES.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYKRS
DEPARTMENT OF AssBssx1Nrs,1
City Hall, Room No. Is, z
August 10. 1879. p
TN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION SEVEN CITY
II ordinance number seventy-one, Administrators
series notice 10 hereby given that the assessments
Of real estate and personal property within the
cty for the year 1870 ia now complete and will b
Opsp for inspection and correction ut the ONCE Of
the Department. Of Assessments, room nneen C1sy
Hall, from mine O'Clock A: N. ttn tw0 O'Clock M
(Sundays excepted, during thirty Gays, nom tne
date hereof at which time all complaints Of either
excessive OF inadequate asSessnente Miu 90 ossr
sidered. H. bONzANO-
anlO Std Sbed Administrator of Assessments.
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Succession Of John AOnohan-NO. "a .062.
c,ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
ohn Monoan petitioned the court for letters Of
administration on the estate Of the late John Mon
ohan deceased, intestate: Notice 10 hereby
given to all whom 1t NAV concern, to show
cause within ten days, why the prayer Of the said
petitioner should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court
sell $3.50 II. O. TRACY, CleDk.
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DEPARTMENT. o. IMPRovnMRyfs, I,
City of New Orleans, September II, 1870.
CEALED PROPOSALS, ADDRESSED TO THE
- undersicped win be received until WEDNES-
DAY NOON thu twenty-eighth day Of September,
instant, for removing the nuisance boats OF tho
First and Fourth Districts, aud towing them back
after unloading: according to specifications on hlo
in the office Of the City Surveyor.
All parties making proposals tor this contract:
are required to deposit with the Administrator of
Finance as evidence Of their intention to abide by
the adjudication the amount of i've hundred
5oO) dollars in cash. which shall be forfeited to
the city in case of failure to sign the contract.
Bidders to whom contracts not awarded,
shall have their deposits returned to them on tbs
day adiudicatiQns are made.
No bids will lie received unless the certificate OF
the Administrator of Finance is inclOsed therewith,
to the effect that the required cash deposit has
been made.
The city reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
Proposals to beindorsed Proposals for removing
Nuisance Boat$."
seI3 I'd j. R. WEST, Administrator.
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NOTICE.

OYYcH BOARD STATE ASSESSORS,
Corner Cont and Royal. up stairs I
New Orleans, August l, 1879
PROPERTY HOLDERS AND OTHERS INTER-
il ested are hereby notified that the rolls OF tho
Board of ate Assessors for the year 1870 city OF
New Orleans, will be open for inspection and cor
rection for the period Of sixty days from the above
Bv order Of JOHN W. SWORDS,
iy3l President of Board.
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Succession of Pascal Senlpe-NO. 34,O67'
CECONp DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
If Orleans-Whereas, Joseph Sempe mas
.;t;oned tLe court for letters of administration on
he estate of the late Pascal Seinpe, deceased
intestate: Notice is hereby given to M whom Il
the piayer of the said petitioner should NOT Dt
granted
By order of the court. r,.cy <c,
sel2 25 30 NJ u IhACi. CieiA'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-25

Succession of John Pul!um-NO. 34.O61.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orlcans-Whereas sale Pullum, widow OF
John Puum has petitioned the court for letters OF
administration on the estate Of the late John
Pulum deceased, interstate: Notice Is hereby
given to all whom it may concern 70 Snow cause
within ten days why the prayer OF the SAID petl'
TONER should not be granted.
By order of the court.
selS2l2 NJ. q. TRAIL Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-25

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PROPOSALS.
IN will be received 1T the Office of the Treasurer
of the State Insane Asylum ~ Matches street ON
or before the first day of October, 1870 for tho
erection of new wing for the State Insane Asylum
at Jackson Louisiana. The plans, specih cations
and conditions OF contract may be seen, nd every
information obtained ON application at the ofaee OF
Henry Howard architect Il Commercial Place on
or AFTER the twenty first day q September, 1870.
Proposals to he addressed to the Board of Admins
traitors, state Insane Asylum and tnaoGsed, fTope-
sails for the egectiONOf New Wing"
The Board do not bind themselves to accept tho
lowest or any proposal. eeiS