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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-22
4 PROCLAMATION

n ShOCiSA VI n IiONo
~ THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED sgATEa
OF AMERICA
oCreatv between thc United States Of &mefs
lea and the Kingdom OF Italy. Commerce
and navigation. Signed February 70,
1871: ratified April %, 1871: rattication5
axchanged November Is. 1871; proclaimed
November %, 1871
WHEREAS, A treaty of commerce and
navigation between the United States OF
America and his majesty the King Of Italy
gvas concluded and signed by their respec-
five Dlenipo tentariea. at tho city OF Flo
renee. on the twenty -sjxth day of February,
one thousand eight hundred and seventy
one which treaty, being in the English aud
Italian languages, Is wur6 for wogd as fol
lows:
Treaty of commerce. and navigation he.
tween the United States and the Kingdom
of Italy
The United States of america and his
majesty the King Of italy, desiring to exc
tend and facilitate the relations OF COM
nerce and navigation between the two
,couDtrics have determined to conclude a
treaty for that purpose, and have named ia
fheir respective pemlpotentiarieS: The
limited States OF America, George Perkins
Marsh their EnvoY Extraordinary and MiT-
iatar PieninDtentiarE near his majesty tue
K;Dg of italy: ana his uaiesty the King II
Italy, the Noble Emito ytscont ~, lt ! ;,.
Grand Gordon OF his Orders OF the SAINTS
Maurice and Lazarus, and of the Crown Of
Italy, Deputy in Parliament; and hi' min Min
lister Secretary Of State tor Foreign An'lr~'
end fine said pleuipvter yiarics having eG-
changed their fun powers, found ia good
and dne form, have concluded and signed
the following articles;
ARTICLE
There shall be bets cen the territories of
tho high contracting parties reciprocal
liberty Of commerce aud navigation.
Italian citizens in the Uaited States ana
,.;tiIaps ef the Uniled States in l5aiy, shan
mutually have osT'y to enter r, T1s4 6 8Grf
sipS anu IVA o "f It4jy resDeetiEelv, which may
be open t" foreign commerce. They hey; shf ~
also have liberty 70 solemn sna Fesi Tha IN
shall enioy. respectively, within the states
and possessions Of each party, the same and
rights privileges. favors, lnnuni',es AM, anu
oSsuptions for their commerce ana nsVlgt-
ton rs the natives of the country therein herein
F3sey reside, without paying other or h'aHeF
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-22

8lH vessels sailing under the flag OF the
United States, and furnished with such pa
pers as their laws require, shall be regarded
in Italy as vessels of the United States, and,
reciprocaIly, all vessels sailing under the
flag of Italy and furnished with the papers
which the laws Of Italy require, shall be
vessels
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-22
A PROCLAMATION

by the Presidents:
HAMILTON Fish, Secretary OF Statc6
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

Holders Of United States 520s and high-priced cor
porate securities materially increase both their
principal and their interest income by exchanging
for Northern PacGcs. JAY COOKE & Co.,
New-York, philadelphia, aud Washington.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

OH tAkflhe demand y Ngu au prices uulA VIA afH
decued glts ud decline 10 gold restricted butessi
sales 6J So Currency for WESTERN and =" o. gold Tor
Civ. 10 bags
PROvISONs-The market better the demand chiefly for job
ots doing the future. be sales cso ana xn
are =l3 20 for Oh Mess +t b9@~l % of
New do sl Pnme for iutale delivery there r1h.
inc doing sells sales orc bbs F4@e'
and ts0O Tor Extra Mess Iee beei dn snd IN
The abse OF sales pes nominal Beef Hams hesyy aud
i'm and Ia fair demand sales Of $50 Hams at 40itic, IA bga
200 Sbolliers d8c 500 fresh Ham heavy Sc hi
sm1Se Hams boxes CITY Shoulder IN SAT- e hfs' TAI
December &C. quiet for t fure ae o go boxes c'
for Long spot and &c. wtek sic Tor ShoH KID ana
or Clear Dressed Hogs lloie Il aIc & "
and 107ic Pigs Lard is brmcr ald n M demand Tor h ai
$40 bbis and s 8tc Tor No. bic W 'iy g a. S1 o
prime future del very oay moderate inquiry saes q"
800 for March Sc. . ..
M-Te market has been d AMI snan o u
SPOT were oere l3 lots be at ic shppng Grade
nominal Tie Creek qUQaI0ns Tor spot we're 80 - ~ "n
Oh City Bctuei was bfid gn bt anu
Of rumOred 2lc la ut cbntmeii % LN
ever price upon by hOlle Ease o. quiet And STEADY
at dNlc Nauhha held az - Tor Neelu, aud De if CIV. IN
Phs pha the market dn With 1r inquiry 1es 81 2 1b
dr.t bali 25 ami 1900 bs last hail do at % "s
quote prompt deliveries al ~ NJ.
RICE-Jder liberal Of the % dome.t RI prices
trade j. ilu sales N ob0ing way al p." Tor
Rsngoou, iIc. for Patna. ann 7ia6ic tor Carolina.
SALES.--FUTURE coanue active demand for Goat ard sales are 20
steady pce sales 800 bales Mexican ~ 90 ta-
Goa iahe and ~ DO Cape receipts have been @ bales
from MartcabO B DO from Cacla 90 nom
Vera Graz Savsna Deer also Ia seSe cenand
and but in prices We learn Of 70 lmpoaht
change sales 70 Porto Cabelo &e 500 ID ssa V ~ zen,
tra American Para private terms. ece ps nave pee -
bales from sisi aui Vera Cruz AMI d. SoaeEa aud IeaI We
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

FRUITS-Tere has been fair trade in Foreign Drei since our m
checks business Layer Rsn lover with 20 boxes ,o a. 81 iO
held los Legborn Ctron tc We quote hsi AZ 1GIs @
9o lic Peeaus lOc Almonds luI aud prices
'nFTaERsTbe market has very throughout the past
vS prices without change quoted at 7Od e for Prime and
fEFDTbe demand (. moderate the market is steady sales Of
80 Su. ias. $50 tS d. M a 3 81 for &c. and "a or iS
AIM @ 81 p Sn ca sp 1S vs gs't to- he ns aa bet
buyers held of Winter ys 'ce and AMBER & "saea NE q @a5se e
Winter; Choice is milling tie sales 90 40 bush at
s. for NJ aSas 2csso sBT9 81 q for sn Y a%aaTs @s' 81 Il So
Tor western Bsey quiet and ta@e New western asd at Ia
he C,nsn to hand was purchased the interior b tTeyes ani
ToTe 81 y o. Oats les active % S1a tame ae :es
% = sas N'E E.0 Ohio S Mixed Y sat- at Se Wt a o N o % =, s
and & ia store for 0i White Sc for Oh
VIE Sf IN o a'c Corn '' sS held ba G oSg the aae.s
s ~ sSaSiic and steamer At 62a53e 6li
ao5 Fancy At 6 Western lelo" at 6ie state Round ie
'os GtaS6- There fair and the market is sri quoted at
market for BAGS cnal l'c light
TsslsI & 'Si & % sr tr sneT we quote Domestic Cloth m i5a
iJ.e. C.leutia Native quoted AZ l9q no io,c ,..,
nAteIe has oeeD m 1g M SPag s5, Gay ~ os1S 10 20 @ s
ire' oS, ., sS 81 s SAT- iisr At Z & aS Clover s Sc
straw moderate request and seed, the arrivals are meie51te
HESp Iss ruled deli noniaA vh Manila quoted at he,
Ju,e steady 5id gold bat without ransAetors Jn Buis @
saes Of 20 hale. at &C. esne1r and ." bales On PH'a
said to DO a g day. we qao,s RS. a.. M .. .,,. On, lat
AMI prices are quoable change Wet Sae Hd continue IN
good dem the Arm but 10 prices learn n
porant For Calcutta Hd there has been fair at our
quotations 0Sg hides fon oc
hides domestic ports os 1873. hides as ielors
Ia S Rom Si2.ns pF Dopta iio nom Vera Cruz se, per c
Of Mexico; 1896 from Galveston, City Of Austin 2IO hon oe-
Orleans per Metropolis & from seNOrsns pef george
CIomWe from Savannah. per Mongomery 81 tum oher
ports sale, the ash have been ~ 90 es aha 20
bales follows. BueaO, Ars 2sdkj ID a. zSasSs go
80 Dy Bleaos ATe, Mps IL % eed ssee,sd 700
Dr. Enfe Rios 2ld2Jt NIia2Sc gold sslec'ei '' p mon
;eyeo 20d22 b Csc. goA. seceii 4t~ Dt N0 1rande
20d2i b. te go selected $50 Dry RIO ufanae hs ~ 10 AZ
| 1uI a. if,rnia. n
9S Dry Ceaal American 2Dd22 n. az slas Eo seleeied
loo Dry Tobisco No. private ens -oo Dry Texas
TO arrve q d. private tna,i 80 Ir 5eiss aSd ne1cs9
Wet niiel NoSs
m lic goLl elected. a5O Wet sailed Texas AMI NewOheaLs 35G
o. n at , d3c enrrrncg; $40 Wet sld Western 20 b Pnvite
tems lOj slaughter va b. al l9,, cusey
III bales Calcutta Buffalo private terms. ~ es,i oheu,s toS
ON uryate terms The hand 2l3o Hides and lJO hses
lsape re St year rs ies ard so se oow.. 80 90
rg Buepos Avre. &c Dry honterdeo, $500 Dry o
Crande, ao pry Onnoeoi 2i Dry Central American 1909 Dp
Tsmgicc o pr, Porto CAb.o sso Dry Sierra Leone neash
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

IALLOW IS ~ asu'e aeaAn1 ana sill' sAe' % "
WoOLThe has been more general inquiry arge' eonhn 10
number purchase
and the market closes siroug embrace
% bales Australian 52a5ac 70 u inieuor spng Z NV 10
Meum Ohio Fleece, 5Oy bsgs SECURED Do
nestle IS 90 Ohio and Indiana Fece. 58a62tc u 90
- bags Short fxira Puc 5c ID -" 70 Tub
2OO 70 LAMBS Put s5c 7f 70 hesza ~ 0li
IS bales California 3a3e 10 bags sooared California 81 e'e ~ US
- bales Cape 3GdJic.
WHISKY easier and fy avei Of 1a bbls at 9ll Gs2c
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENTS.

We continue TO sell at par adding accrued inter
est the FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS OF the NORTH
ERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. On the compile
ton of this seasons contracts there VIII DE FIVE
HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN miles OF the main line Oh
the Road in operation, uniting Lake superior win
the Missouri River and securing the large taihc OF
the Northwest This amount OF road also entities
the Company to Ten Million -Four Hundred lhou-
sand Acres of Land, located in Central Minnesota
Eastern Dakota, aud in the Columbia valley OH the
Pacific Coast The bonds are secured by hrst mort
,ooe ON the Road. its Traffic and Franchise. and on
tbe entire Land Grant received from the Govern
,r,ont The rate of interest is Seven and Three
tentLs Gold equivalent to about Eight and Quar-
Ter Per Cent in Currency. Believing the security to
mo annie and the rate of interest satisfactory we
recommend these bouds as a desirable investment
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

$500 Dry CALIFORNIA; 500 Dry Bovota nd ssvaaa 300 Dry
said MrKca 100 Dry ard steJ sud Sosleru; so bales
Calcutts Baisoi go bales Cslea'ts Cos. We saOiei
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
100 Wells Fargo II
TUESDAY, oct. s-r. Y.

There was a partial diminution in to-day 5
oitc,nent and hustle on the BouTse, but sim much ac
tiytv was at all times apparent II The object OF the
Ccrn,nept i'm their last financial maneuvre was as Is
aII believed in WaIl-st intended expressly to en-
I'll a. esneeal friends to make advantageous specu
Iaton in gold Government bonds and stocks IL was GER
49, 49, ~, r,o, and IN give greater stability 10 trade
and commerce. 1t requires Dut moments rejection 10
COO that II WAS dead failure. The fact however that
tle secretary Of the Treasury holds 10 tne pelel
in his authority TO Issue 'ne '.''ra ,on'a'"'n7
" =" 90 ooncoied leeal-tenders was calculated to iu-
mart strength and buoyancy stocks and hat market
as octive at advancing hgures after opening WIN u
rise Of half point the official closing hsu'eS I"s'
mgnt paeiae Mail quickly stepped to the front III pro
- and activity and leading of at 70, moved UP
withont mpodiment to , The business in tue STOCK De
inc very large Tie shorts were free buyers TO cover
their contracts while those who preferred 10 po'io" W"
stock for delivery were compelled to pay as much as
49,, socond for its daily Atlantic m"ii
came suddenly into new Dfo, moving actively a|'S"'
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were

Gold has not been active. but the premium strong,
advancing from 12l TO 1888 at the close the strength OF
Exchange and the asco OF the Treasury imparng firm
to the premium. OF the s5,OOOOO0 sold by the
Treasury, yesterday so,5OoOOo have been drawn out.
only $65OOO being paid for direct in legatenders over
the counter. The rest in certificates of deposit Of
the Fourth National Bank. or the bonds then pur-
chased sO0OO have been turned out, and from these
two sources the banks have thus far gained OOOoOo
The leading rates for gold per cent for carrying
fat and for borrowing. The AssstantTreasnrer
paid GOO in coin interest and $500 In called bonds
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as
folows Gold cleared, sss35sOOO gold balances 334s62;
currency balances, S3,s32,s57 The following were the
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
Foregn exchange closed strong and heher AS foows:

Extra mails Tor Europe tO-norfoW, per hteauishlp
Manhattan will close at $3.50 M, at the Merchants
Exchange, Nos. 30 and 81 Pnest.
Money at the opening continued TO be stringent and
though borrowers pledge OF Government securities
were accommodated at per cent currency, stock
brokers paid per cent gold to thrtysecOnd, this
being the basis of loans call until after p At this
juncture the demand became nominal at and 6. Dis
counts of mercantile paper yet unaffected by the
movement OF the Treasury.
Government bonds were lower this forenoon, but be-
came strong and higher in afternoOn closing firm
the basis of T4a05 for S6Is Fisk Hatch report as
follows at y. m:
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
BROOM-CORS AND BROoMs

nominal sac for New Green 6at5e oI Ol ao &C. % o
and "a &c for Red BOoms are without chaage qaoted
81 Isl IS per dozen. =,
BEEsWAX-The market remfis very dull and prices have down
tendency; quote souhem 81 "a % and Western Al 'e
COTTON-The the spot has een EASIER ana
holders lower prices 10 which the quotols are
conforTned market closing strong. We quote A. ooWsi
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
e. rand and riy aeii,e, SOLE. Of 90 bbIs. at oI egsc
NY. WHOLESALE PRICES OF coUNrRYPRoDucE
FOR THE WEEK T.SDNG OCT. 2, 1917.
fEIpressy tor TnE n rEIsrSE % oar own heOor.esI


ueradl Directions.
Send only good Tie freight and other
good order An attractive o0k
st on and otsn where dirty pakase slVsny
pt. 10 change about Use plenty Of cn fne cut with
ee Marx plainly with pgaa tolc Dse bestsnd oir contents
oa he bor Or bb stating the noant 40 Send r Al Zoe
sane une stating what sent An uggce Or @
ncogd bh or box Awaysse The nnm1,i Paes
agrs yourself reputation 6Be pat % a ees
shane ha, mara IS IN deiasnt
BEANS AND PEAS
Receipts the week LIZ 5b 10 hh- mo hsu as' vte
LIS bh. fnillttst
market hssudug he marked decline there sh
downward tendency Dealers prs.ng -ocf oa
market, bat buyers pahse only sm view of bsol1g ~
bulk . Of bbA there 10 no oush 10
quotations Gesu rcas IN buyers iAror souen =
peas ubchaugeL Quosu1us: q.
Beans Mei. Id Do io New d. ph1'SE 20 - ~ ~
Dodo FAR good. .50 3 Peas tsra oVai ok ~
DO do Tfsrior..... O9 go0Do. Grs,h..:.... fsG %
Do Pea........... . $50 81 20 DO. Soaih. b. PE ~.
Beans MArow Old. 2 3OI - brsh. bsg....'..'. - y"
BUTTER.
Reen for the .s, iTl69 nackass 81 less than last ~eet
same wses last year % pacft Bofs the pa week l9S
special N-.aiOu "a butter gno'Asfht is
emand fus grades ard % h,e suslu"n az
coried useful lois included ~ tbe receipt M
dad dNcnt N stsndard of quality that VII sur 30
the trade hot shaping ii-e4 flb
e5ssn Skippe svng moera'e sappV ai VIC
remit gives ~ that under the present. sDe 81 lsss
allows buhy accumulation Of stock th-t so-sn"ss so-sn
b,r % Ia thai VI shah Sc able the large op o. oaer
broagh Al thee prices The prospect o. se ab1nap
roinls yerg poatvely the eorrretness of be pol vi
peh r,ock forward fast might e Pee -u 'sc
tar pcsest Tsnge shenS 10 be ane" H@ S' uPo
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
THE MARKETS.
rc.rrr, Reported tor In. rnp1sr.I

TUESDAY oct. 3, 1872.
AsIlEsThe receipv to-day - plea Pots are In limited De.
and prices steady SJ 25dss & Pears do and
BUILDING MATRRIALS-Bhckg moderately active AMI steady
Cement dme steady. Lahs q1e and
steady Lime quiet, bat steady her descriptions du and IN
changed. We quote;
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

SUGARS-Tbe market Raw te weak oN ~ 70 ne
ngenc money market and quote fair 10 good kenng
Qglc No. about LOW,
and nearly all at terms. bat including some
price prompt cash Refined Sugars IA far denani har
l2lc Soft White lltdllIc Yelloss lol01tc.
SEEDSCoyer dull bat 30 has Of New have ae and ms are
strictly Timothy steady a. 70 o9 - o. ana
Flareed nominaly at ~ S3.
SOAP-Tb market for quiet but With
ont change MOtlei Mas lots AZ loldlte
STEARIN steady aud 10 fair demtnf sales Oi ~ s TOT oeolrf
choice brand, az 100.
TOBACCO-kentaky Leaf contnn fair demand aud The narke
sadv Leai better demand,
llnf fnric-a ~ VT hnutc Inn.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
inc following arc the eomparatlve earnings of th
Central Pacific Railroad Company

The aggregate amount OF exports from the port OF
New.York to foreign ports the week ending Oct s.
ls72 was $G,225,TG7.
The Philadelphia stock market steady; Pennsylvania
g. 1O1 philadelphia aud Erie Railroad, 26t; Reading
Railroad, 5GE; Pennsylvania Railroad, IS. God' ll2b
The sales of the land department OF the Union Pacific
Railroad Co for the month OF september. 1S2 lOs6
acres amounting to s 2O7. at average OF IS O5 per
acre. The total sales from July 49, 1902 TO the present
date are e2s sg4 acres amounting 2664 at an aver
age OF a "A per acre. The number OF purchasers IN sep
tember 1872. Is l5J; average TO each, 9l acres.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
THE MONEY MARKET.

BALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIRsr CALL,
l0t O'CLOCK A. II.
-. Sobs Of GOreranse1s b0aas
1,VO u \ bs 1874 tou.... a CON
251 u D. b|u Comp 70 n...l1lii
ssss 80 - 0fal Ill
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

WIT fanama advanced to 1l5. A large business was
ronc ih western Union. Ohio and Mstb sipp the New
i"iA roluH' ana e., & and Indiana Central the pGftcu
lars OF which will be found the comparative tables
below In the semipeculative investment, nsceane-
GUS and express stocks there was nothing important
curing The opening, highest lowest and closing
prices of stocks were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
And the following for the city bank stocks

There was but moderate business in railroad bonds,
Central Pacific selling at 99; Union Frsts lsI2 Land
Grant Incomes 7sb 7ss and Firss Of c. c. aud In
diana Central at s5. The following are the bids:
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
REAL ESTATE,
Nrw.YoRx. Tuesday, Oct. e 1872.

NEw-YoRx. Tuesday, Oct e. 1871
There WAS a fair attendance at the tNchahge
.,i morning and several transactions, the pruO" o"
tetpe the Supreme Court sale, made under tue
=, Cratz Nathan referee OF the four-stoy priVN' VII"
nrovn.stouc trimmings house and lot 2SN'VAlOo'''
,ed ON the southery side OF West Fourteenth s' 40
,,ot west of Fifthave, known as Ne. Is bNome Oh
,his niece of property started at soOCo ana was Nc
sniritedy run up 20 $4,000. at when pl.'o ' 'o
communicated Mr.. William Moser heinS 'ne Pui0n's't,
Muller wilkins & Co sold the lot -oAloV' lo'"'o WI o
north gIcorner OF Lewls and 1reenaVes bFoOh
H., %, q, ooo and The lo on the south-westcriy
of the same avenues, FOR sl,Ol5, H. Feman neng me
purchaser in both instances Inc same $50
hood which we're an bought in by the parties m Interest
r. H. L9dow % Nv q Sos SS iStc6 on T the 1ortSeTiy sSe
of Ftoeuth-s about l55 feet eaSery from rnirdaye,
known No 2S as they we're unable 10 obtain an oher
HS ANYTHING near the value of the property
REGARDING the suburban sales held to-day. by Jere.
sCouu aud by 4. v. Mcllck, ir, Bro. az Hdceield,
n j. f reports as TO results will be given under date
The sale held yesterday by \. d. Nieek ir & nro.,
81 property lOccied near the Brick Church Station,
Ornge y j. resulted IN the sale Of % plots, each COX
l76 for au aggregate OF 22SS The buyers were ron
tne uciSiborhood.
AtPuyate sale It is reported tous: .., ,.,,u on
By WIN. H. Eaynor, o.; six tun lots, located four on
the sIUtacry side OF Observation-Disclosures -hisl,st
ot- Tie uorherly side Of Onelundred an0-thrueiA
e. Jo ieet west oi tne same ayeuue l9I SO! r 80 O'; m
NJ t-wosterly ol toe boulevard aad one-Aund
Wchear OF qui,s ree safe Of lots on the Boulevard
having been cJUsuWuIted today, ptrt Lars l'-di"hS
watch We VIII give Cuder tc-m0rroW'S 3 cdt'.
S.ts sderscl 70 tale rac' si ne tTcaf- t'f '' AoJ'
tcaaeftsl, Oc- q.
pl-f~.cr teal ul.e- tie Gccton Of Pnile
T. egs ~ ,rc luTc uga s.o)p op~nso, ir'ni io-g
~ 5 located O., raas corner Of foar'l-lve a7d
Llt..-lflh-,t
l oni lot isss, oetd est '4s o. F'ah-ave, 2a fo-'
roril 90 EEh. l. a-s.
iu. he ssr orr 51rerg i. onp hroanttonc 'front.'
aad d. 30, located iho c size OF tculhaye ~ ict
of t..-.t-.ias.
Ilr direction 81 stephen r. Oln rccre one lo' 2!xol located
..lc q Inrytutlft. e fttt cFt of Ntco1s.Nc
ct Johnson. the premises % Nes.Hue L. l., tbe re-
reil..l o. t4c ..anofty ed. .lutt BLACKWELL
br H. D. lr'-s jr Iscnise at Peosantle West
&C., ..l tIl-u- loss aad rili>
l.lgrl. e-ai SALE uuder .ne lfc-on Of 1rasE
tr.u. n 90 c premises On Nor.I N'icrHg ltihi
L.t Co, lUriCr C tucc oi JOun 4 iit
s. LlarL Ore ITrE %9ts located o. iA ioI.A sNe OF
i .-sl,...l.,., ll, ttt vest oi Foll.f-AFA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08

Offered by defendants. November p, 1872,
United States Circuit Court for tie Dis
tr.ct eli Louisiana, No $500. William P.
Kellogg vs.. II. c. Waruoth ct als.-John
McEnerv, made defendant herein, being
sworn, says: That he is not cognizant of
any plan or scheme, or dOings, by any party
or person entrusted by law with any duty
connected with the said election Of the
fourth Of November, 1872, by which any
other than legal result was to be accom-
plished; nor Is he cognizant of the inten-
ton Of any one 10 make a sham or fraudu-
lent return or count; and he expressly de
MES that he has ever, or does now, approve
any such attempts OF designs, as charged IN
the bill: that be holds no Office or commits
sion, and has nothing whatever = DO with
any court or return OF canvass OF votes,
but is an entire stranger to the official CON
duct or private acts of any person intrusted
by the laws with conducting said election
JOHN MCENERY.
Swern to and subscribed before me this
nineteenth of November, 1872.
E. B. FIN0T,
United Strtes Commissioner
FAMdavit of Jack Wharton,l
Offered by Je5endapts November =. lS.2.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN SUNDAY. DECEMBER s 1917

cause on Saturday, November l6, 1872, at
II A. n, why an injunction should not
law. Meanwhile, let the defendants be
ordered to desist from the acts complained
of until the hearing and determination Of
this rule. HENRY G. DIBBLE. Judge.
N9w Orleans, November IA, 1872.
A true copy:
ROBFRT LYME. Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08

Circuit Court Of the United States for the
.,;strict OF Louisiana. William 2. Kellogg
s.. II. G. Warmeth, No. $3.50.
Personally appeared Henry G, WaTmoth,
enade defendant IN tie above entitled sulF,
who being sworn, says;
That he Is Governor Of the State OF Lou
.x3ana. that it ia utterly untrue that nc ever
evoWeti or had the intention 10 use any OF
s,is poweIs unlawfuliy as Governor OF Lou
,s;ara 70 defeat the election OF the COM
qIaipapt, bat that, On tie contrary, 1t was
always his purpose, as IL was his duty. to
III ~iese powers to secure fair EXPRESSION
l-f noDl,lar sentiment at the ballot box.
that lie did not select Supervisors pliable
10 his viii, as charged in the bill of com
u,ainant; nor S.3,a he make any conditions
nrecedffit in the appointment of said super
Sisnrs or other officers charged WIN the
conduct OF said election: .-.--.,s-.,
That II is untrue, as charged IN SAID oli',
chat sfi;ant had any connection With or
kDow)edge OF any plan to deprive large
nrmher Sr indeed any citizen Of the right
"a rarister on account of race, color or pre-
y;ous condition, or for any other cause.
Allan. denies that by any scheme %
which he has knowledge, or with when ne
had anv connection, ten thousand voters VI
indeed any number of voters, we're refused
registration OF the right to vote at the elecc
ton which took place on the fourth uas u
November last. ars
He denies that he adopted the means
charged, or any other means whatsoever,
10 deprive voters Of their FRANCHISE, sn0 W