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SEW1NG-MlAC1IZNES.
xxrryIc,,y G. ctppS.c =
w SEWING-MACHlNES.

WTILLCOX s. G1BBS'S >
w SEWING-MACHINES.
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING ACHISE OFFICE,)
CORNER NTSTu AND BANK STREETS.
RICHMOND, VA J
Dear NadaIn.--The value Of a sewng-marbine can
he determined accurately ard beyond perndventure
by giving il thorough AMI impartial trial at youl
TRIAL
own home and that YOU may know all You can OF
the WILCOX & GIlES here freely offer You one
without imposing uTon you any obligation to pul-
WITHOUT
chase unless 1t proves perfectly satisfactory; M
charge fer its use, or carriage. or Instructions upon
CHARGE
IT, Other machines are taken at fair price: for the
Wilcox & Gibbs. also accommodate those whC
AND
wish to purchase upon the uslnlmeu plan. and will
give full Instructions 10 all ut their residences.
INSTRUCTIONS
Bear In MUD you are welcome TO the use of n ma
FREE
chine free. Yours, very truly.
i.,2a JAMES T.. A. GIBBS.
CEWING-M ACHINES OF ALL KINDS
~ REPA1EEB.-AH the late improvements put
on The "OI.D" SLOAT ELLIPTIC EWlNG-MA-
CHINE. Utir advicn Ia owners of the SI.DA9
ELLIPTIC Is TO not sacrifice them for 9ahkoe hum
bug machines. GEORGE b. SLOAT.
Successor 10
H. "a SLnAT & AUDiEGThN.
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FURNITURE, .f.c,

r d. GATEWOOD,
81. No $40 BROAD STREET
Ny stock Of FURNITURE is now complete. !
am selling CHAMBER SUITS from S25 to 5000,
PeRLOR SUITS from S4Hto $3.50. u descriptions
Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE nj the lowest pos
sihlc prices. MhfTkGSSfs, UFIinl. STEklNG,
REPAIRING. VARNiSttINci. CANE-SEkTtNG
HAIRS, &C., promptly attended to. Goods de-
iivcred and seut for free of charge.
WANTED. a FiKST-rLASS UPHoLSTERER.
Steady employment and good wages. Apply MS
above. Sc 25-3t*
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Atk or VIRGINIA FkRw.-The Boyer
'"h' lying near Manassas, Va, has been
o''o' ana ioa. John Lynch. member Of Con
, , rom Portland, Maine, is ore Of the
purchasers.
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ttFEst:sAL.

IN ORDINANCE ~ fURtth SELL
n LAR LABOR On TIE SABBATH.
Passed September 9th 1872" -
Rjcb,nopd That if any pers m on Sabbath ia! he
found lal,oring at any trade or calling or employ
his apprentices, servants. or other einl,l"Hrt,; III
labor or other business, except n ,I'scln1 or "'hr
work of necessity or charity. he shall forfeit ten dol
lars for each offence; every day ANY aplilr"lhGrr
other piIipi"sen Is employed constituting "'*-
,. ~ forfeiture silail lie 'ncUtrhd tDtll,2 pie.
rcdiug section for the trdnsportation OH S"tI! q
the mail or OF passengers ana Their nFR'se. anu
the said forfeiture shall not lie Incurred Ivy any per
ON who conscentiously believes that the seventh
day OF the week ought TO be observed is a sahlath
and actually rcfr7ins from all secular h'lsin =: and
labor on that day: PrJrLief, lr does MOI cninIn,i
an apprentice, or other employee not OF nj b';,e!
To do secular work on Sunday, aud dc> not on tlil
day disturb any other rerSor.
3. This ordinance shall be In force On ana after me
first day Of October neal.
Published by authority. E.f. HOW Ahn
as-EI
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,cypEtyfAE NOTICE. II have . few nne
~ GoLD WATCHES,
CHAINS, aud go -
3 ~ DIAMONDS. i sS ~ Y L. j,.a;, -
,efr from IL, asi ssis anu ~ si,.
aIaut halI tie original e.st Money spt ~
Va W. s, T. WiSsf0gks leap uIssss
10. il Fourteenth street., 81
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JAMES +. BRAGG, 20I, corner Second q
~ aud Broad STREETS, las now OIL hand and "a,
CHAMBER. rARl.OR. and DIN1SG-ROOMSft
FURNITURE. which lie Is selling for cash rs low
TRESSES Of I'LL descriptions of my own make.
Uphoslcrlng and Furniture repaired at the shortest
notice lS-dm&
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LITTER FROM PETERSBURG.

i.,U PROSPECT FuE 4 MASS-MEEr1\G-A
HrNVN RAIN fN LiN''-RitllMnNb TO
jUr EfHrIF-rrETEE ON TIE HOME
.fFAnI.AW-TliEtn cot RSEtfT TRUE LOVE
tI\> I\>MnbTiIil-A SUIT For TIE
NlII'y uF \ lioKSt-nElEGATt IT,
ruHhENU -EtPnETEb ATTEMPT At
rril't ~ 'rIiE CONGRESSIONAL Fl!ll'r-
Ei'~l\i>,,~ a..
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-,,,,; wAsfissGIeN.

,I REvIvAL-ES-GovERNoR
-rf LiRthN.- ENTHUSIASM AT THE
~cT &C.
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NTOTICE.-.all persons are hereby notified
IN not 70 buy any personal property q en- y s sos
Is. nrone,4v 10 INV son and afterwasds make
me shall hottie . sa y
Transaction thai be, my son, nay my pr
day, OF August ISIS. y. - ~ =
se at.sts ss " - AZ -
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A NTIIuACITE COAL.

A NTIIllACITE COAL.
large supply IF superior LEHIGH. LOR-
BERRY. and LDCIrsT MOUNT ANTHRACITE
ais. Also. CUMBERLAND, limp and average.
said IN he the best htuminous coal In use.
Anthracite carefully prepared md sold by weight.
IS SIP. t.ATHROF,
an Seventeenth street, Mt drawbridge
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s;s ygetss7a n EITa f,aa 4 : z. 7.

% IEEs 90
6s0AEs AID WDg On band and
" constantly ferGf siak d fflt tmfenf ofBEsT
GOALS and VIZ ODs "a NTLyAACE1E COAL OF
best quality at S55o 81 $3.50, and 1915 per to-,
well screened and full yrete ht guaranteed CLOVER
VIII VIII, Goal Ircfa 30 te $50 per Load 81 NE
5000 Per cord, an dsl.reredfyee. G. H PAGE,
- $500 y =, 70S Grace street and =
an 20 Nineteenth and Csry streets.
GOAL, COKE, WOOD. by schooners
~ Mcs.i,1in. Ocean Bird. and Morning Light am
receiving c1rgoes OF very superior RED and WHITE
ASH EGG, STOVE, and CHESTNUT ANTHRA-
CITE COAL. for sale at the very lowest market
rates. Also full supply, ut Ccmpany's prices. of
CLOVER HILL Z UMP- HAIL and ifiNG1NE
COAL fhituminousl. for CRATES, &c. The best COOK.
ING COKE. Also MAGHINE-SAWED ard SPLIT
OAK and PINE WOOD Of rpeluailed quality. II
e convenient and economical. 6lso the hest CT NJ
BERLASD COAL. for manufae urig purposes.
For fuel of auy Kind apply 10 tile subscriber,
y fr@ss Et,4- j. II. WATKINS, ss
ILL Main street and Ninth and Gary streets,
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ID & Ii NJ n u AND YORK RIVER
III RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAyEL-.
pep LING PUBLIC.

On aud after THURSDAY August LIST, until
further notice. train eaS Is this depot ut $3.50 F. NJ
connecting at West Point with the splendid steamer
Statc of Virginia for ..gx s ~ +
BALTIMORE. ,PUILADELPlIIA. NEW YORK,
AND BOSTON. AND ALL POINTS WEST,
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS. AND SATURDAYS
and furrW EST POINT daily ut the SAME hour, aE-
rying nj Richmond IL 1890 A. VI. 10y
Freight train leaves Tuesdays, THURSDAYS, and Sat
urtiays Mt o'clock A NJ for through freight to
ain points North and West; aud on Mondays, We'd
ucsdays and Friday, for local freight between
Richmond and Wet Point, mt . A. NJ.
Freight received daily carefully handled, ard
promptly forwarded Through bills of hiding given
TO all points. No freight takenEby passenger train
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Ralg.ROaR i.sNES.

Train No. Through passenger leaves Rchnoi
daily except Sundays at 5:In A. NJ. leaves Dan.
vile at 1875 p. NJ; arriyesa Greensboro at $50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02
FOREIGN.

The Pope nnd the Decree of the SWISS
GOyernment-ViceP President of the Corr
tes-Fl0Od of the PO-Thiers Does uOr
Want TO be President for Life-Sessiou
of the Diet PrOr0gued-General Com
ference of Jews.
ROME, November 1.-THE Pope has re-
solved to defend the cause of the church of
Geneva againsG the decree of the Swiss
government fOrbidding the exercise of his
episcopal functions within the Swiss terri
tory by the recently appointed Bishop
Meremillad
MADRID, November 1.-Senor Mos0uera.
Radical, has been elected vice president Of
the COrtes.
Turin, November 1.-The food of the Po
continues, The people are starving on
house tops and in trees The streams are
hlled with carcasses and wrecks of houses.
The town of Reggie, fourteen miles from
MedIno, has almost disappeared beneath
the food.
PARIS, November 1.-The Secretary Cen
eral, NJ. Barthelemy st. Claire, in reply to
numerous correspondents, states that Presi-
dent Theirs does not desire to be made
president for life.
The German troops have evacuated
Epernay.
BERLIN November l.-Minister Room TO-
day read before the chambers a roval mes
sage proroguing the session of the Diet.
BRUSSELS, November IA general con-
terence OF Jews is in session in this city.
The delegates from Roumania have laid be-
lore 1t the condition of their people in the
principalities. They propose betitioninr
the Roumanian Chamber for full civil and
political rights, and state that their inten-
ton OF emlgratlng en- masse to America has
been abandoned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02
Cnnl DenIers, Mnettnc.

The Cincinnati and Terre Haute Rail
road Company proposed to the Cincinnati
City Council to furnish Indiana "block''
coal for the use Of that city at twelve cents
a bushel Thereupon the Cincinnati coal
men held a meeting, and offers were made
to furnish Ohio river coal to the city at ten
cents a bushel. One gentleman moved
that the coal dealers of Cincinnati resolve
to pay the "Pittsburg leeches" on the pres
ent run not more than fourteen cents
bushel, Another moved to substitute thir
teen cents and another to substitute twelve
cents. A committee of three was appointed
with instructions to confer with the Pitts
burg coal men and present to them the pro
priety Of putting the price at the lowest
possible figure. The meeting was alto
gether lively, if it did not happen TO be-
lovely.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02
HIJIE. a;uAIIhG FAIR
p sS AIp 0P
SgOUET CARNEY. ORPHAN ASSIC8O

3fkr above Fair, which ysi be opened in the Hy'
CEN iCity) Nail st. Chsrles atreet, on tn" evening
of November o promises 20 be a mosS brilliant an@
euccessful entertainment. gh% 0bjec" OF the Far
il og itself sufficient to enlist the active sympathy
AUG support Of any community of Christian Peo-
qIe Tess charttably disposed than the good people
Of New Orleans. The object OK tbs FAX 10 80 pay
Of the debts on tie Asylgam.
AIr D. Haniy OF Algiers, has presented the Fair
with 4 splendid gol8 Watch, which will be voted
gor Between tic young ladies. +. 0tine' : Co pre-
seu.aG handsome and costly silver Water Cooitf,
Vyttb EUbIets to snatch % lee competed for by She
editors and reporters Of the various newspapers %
9Iis ettr. 4 magnificent Punch Bowl, being man
f,cgured xprpsslv foy Hl~ occasion, viii be voted
60, between the So known !iquoE dealers and
steamboat captains. The competition for SH'
2,liz5 wilt he v4ly aSci.ing, as all have hoses OF
friends. Yh.. Hou-g gentlemen have entered the
Is. for the possession. of % beautiful and valuable
goi6-headed Cane The Uotes will be counted
~ the Rev W. 6. Heaphy and a committee
OF geuts men representing she interested parties,
a tie close Of the Fair. YA@ GSlIot boxes "5lI be
carefully e.,alsd
Grand Musical ana 9ragnaGe entertainments
will be given. Zach uiglG il addition to the other
aftras ions syith ceu.y..te change of programme
each evening. The regular programme will be arc
Sanged ana published previous to the opening Oh
$le Fair and 4 contain Choice selection OF drab-
ynatic and classical pieces, etc
Tickets 25 cents; without tickets 5r"enfs. oc3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02
Fraudulent Tickets.

1t Is probable that this canvass will be
prolific in the issue OF fraudulent tickets,
Some people have a poor opinion Of the in
teligence of the citizens entitled to the
right of suffrage. Already the work of de-
ception has commenced. We have just
been shown a ticket designed for the first
ward, which is singular compound. 1t
has Kellogg for Governor, Penn for Lieu
tenant Governor. Deslonde for Secretary of
State. Clinton for Auditor, Ogden for At
torneg General. and LUsher for Superin-
tendent Of EIucstion. PinchOac6 for Con-
gresham a. large, Gibson for second dis
trict, Wilt for Mayor, Beauregard for Ad-
ministgatog OF Improvements. The combi-
nation for the other Administrators, Judges
and clerks is peculiar, comprising about
equal numbers from all parties. 1t is fer
tile brain which eouId conceive of such a
medley, and the confidence in the gullibility
OF the people ef eh:s city is Sidieulously
wonderful.
Who could conceive OF such combina-
tion' Have Penn, Ogden, Gibson and
Wilt conspired against their party, or
have the Republicans on the ticket con
spired against theirs We can solve the
problem 70 our satisfaction. The Liberals
and Democrats on the ticket are concerned
FOR their success, and intend to deceive the
voters. Whoever may be the concoctors Of
this deception Nigh: az well understand
now shat sucheforts are puerjIs. The people
who do the voting will see all the names on
their tickets, and viii vote only fos such as
they desire. DefcauGers vii. be carefully
uatrheN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02
WHOLE NUMBER l7O7.

horses in the city affected by the prevalent
dlstemper is now estimated at four or five
thousand, though the majority of cases are
OF very mild type. The weather this
AFTERNOON was cold and cloudy with indi-
cations of rain and the number of horses or,
the street very sensibly diminishing. The
West Madison street stage line has with
drawn its omnibusses. The Wabash avenue
lines are running very short. There are
still plenty of cars on the South Side lines,
but some of the West Side lines have with
drawn number of cars. There is as vet
put little II any obstruction of business,
5houSh stoppage of public conveyances
causes some inconvenience.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02
HORSE DISEASE.
1S0 fatal Gases at PhiIadeiphia-Ils Gone
ditiOn in Other Cities-Less Severity
at Washington than Fmrther North.

at Washington than Further North.
PHILADELPHIA, November Mot a sin
gl8 fatal case of horse disease yet. Ten
thousand sick.
CINCINNATI, November R.-Twelye hun
dred cases of the horse disease here.
CHICAGO, November 1.-The horse plague
continues to spread, and is now very gene
raj in express, street railway and livery
stables. The horses Of number of dry
goods firms also have the disease, but SO
tar IL appears to be of mild form, and it is
thought that with careful treatment the
horses will soon recover. There is no notice
@9S zHTEEAFD SsE9PS1 HoTem5ef 70 5SSs THE horse dis
ease continues to spread; about half the ex-
press horses are unfit for use; also many Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02
The Murder of CAPTAIN Barnss.

Victor Terrebonne was examined before
Recorder Billings, on the charge of being
accessory to the murder of Captain J. w
Barnes on the seventeenth of October.
The evidence was very strong against him,
and Terrebonne was committed in default
Of bopd of $500.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02
ARMS LANDED ON CUBAN COAST
POPE REsISTS A SWISS DECREE
CONFERENCE OF JEWS
CONDITION OF HORSE MALADY
WASHINGTON

Discrimination Against French bottoms
Debt Statement-$S5, ,15O, ,O00 Reduce
tion-Episcopas Bishop OF Africa.
WAsHNGToN, November 1.-The ten per
cent discrimination against French bottoms
does not apply to Swiss merchandise
The debt statement shows reduction of
S5,l25,00O; Balance in the treasury, cur
rency, $l2 900; gold, $79, l25, 900.
Rev. DR.. Aver has been elected Episcopal
Bishop OF Africa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02

At a meeting of the Nellie Grant Cadets
Of the second ward last night, resolutions
were unanimously adopted indorsing the
national. State and municipal Republican
nominations. Mr. Charles NJ. Norton pre-
sided
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's,
No. 50 Chartres street, yesterday stood as
follows; At A. n, 500; at ? P. NJ, 720
Lowest point during the p:ght Of October
81, 58os
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02
The Not Found List.

Elsewhere is published this morning in
the REPUBLICAN another partial list of the
names Of persons included among those
who have enormously or fraudpIently regis
tered or can not be found
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02

ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-Messrs.
Nash & Hodgson, auotioneers, sell at twelve
o'clock to-day, at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange, for account Of the succession of
Jules A. Blanc, Jr., the elegant residence
and grounds No. 223 Carondelet street.
See the advertisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02
Valuable IMPROVED REAL ESTATE At

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION BY THE SHERIFF.--Particular at
tent!on is called to the sale at auction to be
made this day at noon. at the ST. Louis
Auction Exchange, St. Louis street, by the
sheriff Of the parish of Orleans, of lot of
ground, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, situated in the Second Dis
trict Of this city, on Ursulines street, be
tween Derbigny and Roman streets. For
particulars and terms, see advertisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02
rlosinr of Cnfteehouses.

Read the advertisement of the State Re
gistrar of Voters in reference to the closing
Of cofeehouses op election day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION.

PARIs3 0F -, October -, 1917.
s'r %, Supervisor 81 Registration for tile par.
ism OF ----:
Whereas, general election is TO be held on
the fourth day OF SUEember next for presidential
electors. mHmbers Of Congress, State and other
officers, l. -, a citizen Of the United States and
of the State Of louisiana ana for the past ten days
and more a resident of the parish OF -, which
parish by law made separate precinct for elec
ton purposes, do hereby oertO take and subscribe
am aud all Oaths and perteTm any and all acts
Huire6 by law 10 have my name inscribed upon the
registration and polling books Of said parish; and
in the presence Of - and --, who have here
unto subscribed their names as witnesses, do here
BY in my own proper person, and in writing, offer
10 do any ana al acts made by the law OF the
State eli Louisiana, and tie gules framed there
under prerequisite 20 qualify or entitle me !" vote
: said d'election.
This et1er IL made IN o:ie" 20 secure TO myself
the right to without gistTati0n in the event
of impeachment az your hands, secured to the
citizen by the third section 0 an act entitled An
act to enforce Hhe right OF citizens of the United
States 20 vote in the several States of the Union
and for other purposes, passed by Congress and
approved May 81, 1872, by which section, if the
Otfr2 above made is by any wrongful act or Omls
sion your part not carried out it is declared to
be performance OF the act. and cODteT6 title to
vote as though the O1tTeT had been permitted to
perform such ace, and subjects YOU not only to
an action Of damages, bUe also to fine or ImprisOn
ment for = ;nisdemeauOr. Your attention is
spCctfuliy called TO the law above cited and you
are hereby informed that shall claim the benefit
OF said act to its fullest extent.
Signed and delivered in presence Of -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02
United states supreme COurS-Casea Bee
fore It,

we conv .hc .1bio;ned .oeciaY sror, tbo
s,,,i---,Ii-- ,~,,,,,,;,., J,s,.,,l,,.
LOUIS 'l'i" O""' UT ''o'' ''"''
" A9HISGToS, october :-3.--Although the
United States Supreme Court has met with
OUT any Honrlsh % fEGll2ets !t IS known
that It's docket Is ricn ID eases OF importance
anu interest 10 the P1o4c @18 "eL1 as bhe
Legal pr91esslop.
4ne hrsr IN order OF GHe cases hel@ under
amusement Is that 0f. thomas Jefferson
Green OF sopth Cafolina. petiuoner' IN
VolVing tae eonstlcut2onality OF Sne ceIe-
GRATED Au-Ai03 law OF %0ngfess' ! MS case
has oeen argued Oy Hon. AeVefdy johnson
Tor the petitioner. and tn8 date OF the de
cl3!on is uncertain. IL Is not Hkely thai
judgment VIII De QFonouneeG be.oE0 the
December term ..
Ah"theT eAcee0lhg-F interesting ease ls
rh&t g! Mfs. MEf@ BFao#eLi vs. the state
OF Auihols' ihls ease ihFoIEes Ihe questlon
*hether married woman mas me fl8hE
uh"eS tho louF:7G1Ib Sthl4h"Lhon0 20 PfsSc.
ClGe ia"' - IS iIe-ts Iil"I Ghe CLAUSE theteoI
WalcA say ehat Il. 0t5lo sAali pass any IN"
"h.ci' shai' aoriHge f!le p,lE5l9@e8 anu l1H-
munifleS OF cltlZehS OF fie AlIeA states
guarantees tE.s 'i9A(' ms case "ili pf"Dd-
ply Ho1 Oe dec!GeH 114 the case OF Che
bHtcA@Fs bed6FO!Pht AS7ocIHtloh OF N&W
orleans IS ttec'Ieu' loF aiie SeaS0h that Chls
i&''f ease aIs" tnE"l'5S IAt @ OBSTRUCTION 81
the 'oufceenth :1mehdn1eAt' ahe New Or-
leans case mas oeeh "nce argued ana IS
oItNe."': tS -" real : iti' "aE-S ia DtctLnoeF.
!he case grows "Ht , et ne extraordnary n
grant eV the city o. Ne" orleans TO fifteen
butchers :L e1el0sl'e'7 toE ;"en5J.hSe years.
mere are l'e cases CnutS t'd'isemeht' IN
""Lea Hla1h II. baEhes IS ~, a party vs.
certain railroad companies 1neI inVolSe
me cues en- "I6lne, ne ehe aCt "i congress-
'aP2I"' ~ Jtite ~ "0.f, "0ln'I!1eS th5 legy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02
FORM of 3fRST AFFIDAVIT AND CERTIFICATE.
STATE OF LoUIsIANs,
llurtEh ~,

ON the DAY Of October 1872, I, -, pre-
registration for the parish of =, located at
=, in said parish and during the legally estab.
lshed office hours, and offered in writing to per
form all acts by laws made prerequisite to qualify
myself for a voter and unable to obtain regis
tratonR from said supervisor Of registration, and
therepPOn LETT with him, the said supervisor, the
original offer in writing, vt which the foregoing is
a true and correct copy
l further state shaS Gatn citizen of the State,
and for than ten days % resident of the said
parish Of.
Signed and sworn 10 in presence of -.
Subscribed and swoT-I 30 t4is - day Of -,
1879, before NEE ~- -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02
TNSU RANCE.

INSURANCE COMPAAYo
Aoo III Grayier 15treeto
In.Nr . aEasns5
2irce Marin. and River Ris1se
st the Lowest Tariff Ra.oso
a. EINEG BADER, President.
aHAS. 8INGSTFELD, 6ice President
GEORGE STROMByES, SecSetargo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02
PARISH oR - November -

PARISH or -, November =, 1872.
certify that I was at the polling place above
mentioned on the day of election, November 4,
1872 and that the statement of -, above sub
scribed to, is true in every particular.