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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-31
BY THs RAILRoADs

NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS AND GREAT
WESTERN RAlLRuAD-AuEust 5l-l5 halt bales
moss y Gallagher bales moss Iohusou-6 bales
moss Rpman-G5ao boards BFu q Mercer D. mead
CAtSe ana snnaFies &c order
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BOARDING.

TURNIsHED HO0Ms.-VERY PLEAS.
II ant rooms and board, in one OF the coolest
houses in the city, a. No 81 Custumhouse street,
between Claiborne and perbigny- T8
DOOMs AMP BOARD PLEASANT
ii Rooms and Board FOR families and siurle zen.
tlemsn can Be ott.5-et - unediats Gp.' eaton AZ
1t2 Trlia street. t2s
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-THE THREE,STORY BRICK
IL Dwelling and 0thee No. III Carondelet street,
the City Hall, from September J. to q private
family. Inquire there Of Dr. DOehuler, or address
Postoitice Glass Box I'll. aug St.
EOR RENT-THE FINE TWO STORY
II Dwelling Houses, Nos. 341 and $40 ST. Charles
street, with all modern improvements. Inquire at
lss Erato street, second door from the premises
81 st, Charles street, up STARE augN
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ST LOUIs-steamer Commonwealth 400 boxc
sugar
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nR. Il. f. WRIGHT, GRAD
II uate of the New York College of
Dental Surgery after experience
Of fourteen years in his profession,
offers his services to the inhabitants M ,4s..P
of New Orleans lkaAeN
N. B-Teeth inserted on VULCANITE BASE,
SUPERIOR re GOLD IN ALL RESPECTS, AT HALF ITS
COST. No: l2s @ustomhouse street, between Bour-
bon and Dauphine.
Reference-Major General N. p Banks.
iva ly b. f. WRIGHT, ID. ID. s.
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Marine Intelligence.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, /
Saturday August 81, l.G7. {
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WANTED-A DWELLING HOUSE BY THE
w lst OF October Besides a parlor, kitchen, ETC.
it must contain about i've bed rooms, and must be
supplied with gas and hydrant. Location must be
between Canal and Del1rd streets. Address D at
the Republican office, stating terms, etc aus
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4 New Orleans Republican
! in New Orleans by the following dealers;
BIO. s. Bsronne street.
& Old Levee street, opposite the Post
lAEER, St. Charles Depot, under the st.
lotel
BIS, bookstore. POntChSrtrain Railroad
1 ird District.
lSaoED, News Depot, Postofice building
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4 yrr. Box 5,727, Boston, Macs, Genera
"a dverIlsing Agency, Chicago, III.
4 Z 20, Advertising Agents, Philadelphia
fTfGFTT, Albany, n. Y.
A IAIs, st Louis.
STS Cincinnati.
s1iEy Jr., Pittsburgh.
49, ttr@I s. Common street, New Orleans.
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POLITICAL,


Fourth Ward Radical " ePUblican Club.
Notice is hereby given that the meeting for this
Saturday evening will be postponed until TUESDAY
EVENING, "a o'clock, September B. 1857, the hall
having been engaged for that night to other parties
aust It. ?. Z. S. PlNCHBACK, President.
Fred Douglass Radical Republican Climb
will meet SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY OF each
week until further notice.
Punctual attendance is requested.
BY order Of the President.
alexander KENNEDY,
au3l It, Secretary
Notice to the Electors of the Parish of
OrIeans.-By virtue Of Order No. ll9 issued from
Headquarters Fifth Military District the respective
offices of registration for the parish Of Orleans in
Guiding that portion in Agiers, will be re-opened on
the morning of the 18th proximo September, and
continue open until the evening Of the 18th ensuing
at NJ. for the purpose of receiving the records Of
said office, erasing therefrom the names Of those
illegally registered and adding thereto the names Of
those entitled to register.
JOHN A. ROBERTS,
Chairman First District Board.
+ q. THOMAS,
Chairman Second District Board
CHAS f. BtHRENS,
Chairman Third District Board.
JOHN /. DAVIES,
Chairman Four District Board.
W. ii. SEYMOUR,
AUS isis Chairman Algiers.
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MEDICAL,
.R. JAMES a. ROOT

DR. JAMES a. ROOT
HAVING RETURNED TO NEW ORLEANS,
After a short summer absence will be found by his
former patients and friends permanently located at
his Office, No. 800 Poydras street, between Howard
and Liberty streets au3O IT.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
PROPOSALS FOR SASH AND DOORS.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTER0IAsTER. L. S. A.
New Orleans, La, August p, 1867. :
CEALED PROPOSALS WHICH MUST BE
= made in duplicate with a copy Of this advertise
ment attached to each, invited and will bo
received at this Office until u O'Clock NJ.
SATURDAY, tie 3lst instant for the delivery to
the United States Quartermasters Department, in
this city, the following named materials, viz:
80 PANEL DOORS. 3lsxs
10 PANEL DOORS, 2N6.
20 SASH DOORS 35sX915.
5H WINDOW SASH, lights l2Nli
Cos WINDOW SASH lights l2GlA.
"a pair WINDOW SASH, lOxl2.
The Doors to be double paneiled and moulded on
both sides. The sash to be made OF cypress or
white pine, glazed and primed.
Doors to be made OF yellow pine "a inches thick.
All material to be OF the best quality, and subject
20 careful inspection.
The ability of the bidder TO fulfill the terms of his
agreement must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, whose signatures must be appended to the
guarantee. The responsibility of the guarantors
must be satisfactorily shown to the advertising Off.
Bids will not be entertained for less than the whole
OF any one article advertised for
Bidders will state at what time they will be pre-
pared 10 deliver the property.
Bids Will be opened on the day and hour above
named and bidders are invited to be present at the
opening.
The. government reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Bids will be Endorsed Proposals for Sas
aud Doors" and addressed to the undersigned.
By order OF the Chiet QuartermasterF Fifth Military
District,
A. j. MCGONNIGLE,
au2l lot Brevet Iieut Col and 4 O 4 A
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Arrived Yesterdaz.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer Commonwealth, Haslep, for St Louis
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WANTED,

WANTED
4 SMALL COTTAGE HoUsE-EURNIsHED
in the Fourth District. Address W. lock Do3
3O2. P O. au305s
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7
These articles are all new, and offer great induce
ments to dealers throughout the country.
a small quantity OF Damage Property will be sold
al the same tune and place. Samples OF all may be
at the Depot within ten days Of sale and cata-
lOgues had
ferms-Cash in Government funds; ten per cent.
down, the balance before the goods are taxed from
the Depot, which must be within nve days after the
sale under forfeiture Of the purchase and the ten per
cent deposited
BY order OF the Quartermaster General
JOHN T. RODGERS,
au-I ID Can't. and ALILLlarg atorekeeper. U. 5. A.
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0rleans gFpnhliEal1.
!. rnR rIIE MEPUHLICAN.

ou,pal Of the City Of New Orleans.
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y y II 4 y
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE ARE;
- invited till the 9Th Of September 1867 at II M,
Tor furnishing the United States Subsistence De-
partmeut with the following Canned Fruits, viz:
500 cans Preserved STRA WBkRRIES, q pound
cansl
800 cans Preserved RASPBERRIES 2 pound cans)
GOV cans Preserved OUNCES q pound oansl.
200 cans Preserved HlNEAPPLES, z pound cans).
l0l cans Preserved PEARS. 2 pound cans.
700 cans Preserved GINGER, in tin cans q pound
CansL
30 cans DamsGn PLUMS q pound cans.
lUl cans Preserved GRAPES, z pound cans
All the above stores to be delivered the Anchor
Press, in New Orleans, within twenty days after the
opening OF the bids, where they will be carefully in
spected and the damaged cans rejected Samples Of
each Of the above named articles viii be required
with the bids.
No bids w u be received from parties who have
heretofore failed to comply with their engagements
witt any branch Of the Government
Proposals to be directed to the undersigned, and
marked Proposals"
A. BECKWITH,
Ju29 I'd Bvt. Mai. Gan, Il Z. s., u. 8. A.
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City bonds were inactive no sales Transporting
through the day. The consolidated are quoted at
81 50@gs and the Railroad Issues at 77G78 according
to the coupons Louisiana SKIES are quoted at
$500; jackson Railroad first mortgage bonds at
72973; Jackson Railroad change issues at 7Og72;
and Upelousas railroad first mortgage bonds at
5iG55
There were no sales of uncurrent money reported
Bank Of Louisiana notes quoted at 43@44, and
State treasury notes at 1904, the inside figures
being the paid by dealers for the small sums
offered at their counters City treasury notes closed
weak at s5g96e. e dollar for the small issues, and
s5as7c. for the large denominations.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES--CITY,


MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS 4,
City Hall, oath day of August, 1851 ,
The following ordinance will be strictly enforced
rom and after SATURDAY, August 81, 1867.
L. heath, Mayor.
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TOBAOCO-We have no transactions of import
ance TO report under this heading. There was a
moderate export demapd, but as the offerings were
limited and the views of holders considerably in ad
vance of buyers instructions the latter found it i'm
practicable TO operate, and consequently mostly
withdrew from the markets. Hence the days bust
was small, being confined to few tri1ing lots to
the city trade We continue 10 quote the market
firm at the subioined quotations.
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and POgdras streets,
Begs most respectfully TO tender his services To- the
inhabitants OF New Orleans, having had consider
able experience in al branches OF the profession for
the last twenty-thre years in England tho South,
East and West Indies. Thousands of cases Of Yellow
Fever and Cholera have been treated successfully by
him during his soiourn in the East and West Indies
He is a member of the Royal College Of Surgeons
and iicentste Of the Apotheearies' Company OF
London
children.
PTiyale diseases cured speedilg, aud strictly cor
hdentia'
socieIios attended % On rsascrabls terns.
alI4 600 jim
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Two distinct shocks Of an earth
quake were feltin the town of Wheat
land, Rochester County, New York,
on the 7th instant, and also ut Gale
donia, Livingston County, the first
at 5 p. M, and the second between s
and 8 p. n. They came from the
Southwest and passed away to the
Southeast Buildings were percep-
tibly shaken, and rumbling noise
was heard.
A jew named Simon Barry, keeper
Of segars, was tried and acquitted in
the Supreme Court of Boston on the
Sd inst, on the charge OF violating
the Sunday law by keeping his shop
open The court held that he was
not amcnablc Cor doing business on
Christian Sabbath when he had
already kept the jewish Sabbath,
A Washington correspondent says
that hostility to Judge Chase on the
part of his radical rivals for the Presi-
dency, is the case Of tie severity Of
the attacks which have been made IN
certain quarters Oh The Supreme
Court.
They are cultivatipg tea success
fuliy III Georgia. AS soon us the
fact gets out, Congress Will tax tea as
it does cotton-to encourages home
production.
1000 emisrant> Il .nanNs 30 TO
Texas.
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A Republican editor says: "Thad.
Stevens ought to be toasted by the
whole American people for his fidelity
to Republican principles" Yes, that
is true, heought to be toasted on q
fork over a hot fire. But better
leave the business to Satan, rather
than impose such q task upon the
"whole American people -
The Journal Of Commerce., of the
9TH, says: 1--WE are informed that the
telegraph lines were worked direct
from Hart's Content, n. f., to New
Orleans, La, and various other points
in the States, during Thursday even
ing. Conversation was carried on
with as much rapidity and ease as
over short distances
An exchange assures US that pour
ing cold water on the face and head
destroys the effect of narcotic poisons.
4 girl poisoned with laudanum in
England was saved i'll this way, after
all other remedies had failed.
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The Louisville Jom7sal says that :;
lady of that city has examined all the
latest fashion reports and visited all
the principal millinery stores, to pick
out Il winter bonnet. She reports as
the result OF her examinations that
there are now eighty-six different
styles Of bonncts, ali fashionable; but
there is not one of them that a sensi-
bic lady, who wishes to guard herself
against cold and neuralgia, would
wish to wear; but then they all wear
them, for zone might Us we'll he ont
of the world rs out of the fashion, y
you know.
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TO GAS CONSUMERS.

H1HE SECRETARY respectfully requests
Il prompt payment of bills for the month
of December. Heretofore, he has stated
lie would discontinue the light, unless bills
were promptly paid, but did not enforce it..
The Works cannot be carried on unless
we pay for what is required to generate
gas, consequently consumers are expected
to pay up, when called on to do so.
Defaultcrs are now informed that, at the
expiration of the time allowed for pay
mcnt, the meters Of all such will be taken
away, and placed where payment will be
promptly made. JACOB LEVIN,
Jan 10 2 Secretary Gas Company.
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The TRIAL OF ANDREW JOHNSON.

The TRIAL OF ANDREW JOHNSON
The National Republican, the special
organ of the President, in its issue of
the Sth instant, has the following pa
ragraph upon the impeachment
threatened by the radicals:
GA member of the United States
House of Represen tatives, who, a few
years since, was charged with cor
ruptly using his Office as member
of the Committee on Territories,
arose in his place, yesterday, and pre-
sented articles of impeachment
against Andrew johnson, President
of the United States, for corruptly
using his Office. It appears by our
report that the Committee on the
Judiciary is authorized to investi-
gate the subject. Why did not this
Territorial-Surveyor-General Ashley,
who offered this bill Of indictment
against Mr.. Johnson, provide that
the committee should be Instructed
term usually employed by honest
men engaged in a work Of Christian
patriotism-and not use the weak,
unmeaning word authorized, which,
to a Congressional committee, is just
what they may choose to interpret it?
Let us have no moclAery. If Congress
means to enter upon the grave work
of impeachment, let the trial progress
with some degree Of respectability
and dignity, and then the people will
understand that their representatives
are in earnest. If Congress does not
mean impeachment, but is engaged
in work Of buncombe, announce the
fact, and no longer paralyze the
whole business Of tee country. An-
drear Johns( n is 7'elldy ion. t'iaH'
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VERY LIKE A CASARD. The New
York Herold has the following item,
which is rather fishy:
"John c. Breckinridge, the ex-
Secretary of War Of the rebel Con
federacy, is reported to have said that
the magnanilnity Of the North is un-
paralleled, and that lie was astounded
at the blindness and madness Of the
South in not accepting the humane
and merciful provisions of the consti-
tutional amendment.
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The New York Ecening Ecpress,
says: Upwards Of 1000 immigrants
from Europe arrived at this port on
New Years day-nearly all of them
in steamers. The passage money, in
the aggregate, must be a handsome
sum; but it al goes into the Golfers OF
the foreign steamship line-radical
high tariff legislation, for the benefit
of Thad. Stevens and other iron
mongers, compelled the withdrawal
Of all competition on the part of the
steamers carrying the United States
flag"
1t will be recollected that at the
last session, the House Judiciary
Committee made a partial report on
the completely of jeff. Davis in the
plot to assassinate President Lincoln.
They intend to continue their inqui-
ries, and to summon John II. Surratt
before them the moment he arrives
here, with the view of taking his tes-
timony in the premises 1t is deem
ed best to do this before he is brought
to trial.
AL tlilhl1O W IL illill was AOdutl
in the street in New York, on We'd
nesday morning, insensible from ex-
posure, and a sagacious horse was
removing the snow from the mans
face with his nose.
A favorite colored servant-the
coachman-of Col. j. e. Rembert,
of Sumter, was suddenly killed, few
days ago, by his horses running away
with the vehicle and dashing him
against tree.
A portion OF the Eastern wing of
the Sydenham Crystal Palace build
ing was destroyed on the Beth ult.
The fire lasted twentyfour hours.
MI. Charles V. Chamberlain, an
old and well-known merchant of
Charleston, died in Brooklyn, N. Y,
on the 7th, about sixty years.
1t is stated that rubbing 20
sene oil will cure rheumatis.
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Somebody writing from New York
city announces that there is no longer
q standing invitation to lunch on fri
caseed oysters, and pledge every
body's health in tne nectar known as
Clicquot People don't scatter dia-
monds quite SO freely. as Of yore
Importers find velvets & drug, and
ladies who so shopping ask the price
of laccs instead Of jumping into the
investment.
The trial Of the gucrrillas confined
at Frankfort, Kentucky, for robbing
the railroad trains, commenced at the
special term of the Circuit Court,
which convened at Louisville, on the
7th instant. They will be first tried
upon the charge OF murder, and then,
the commonwealth failing to sustain
the charge, they viii be tried fol
robbery.
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EDGEtIELD DISTRICT. After q pre-
amblc, setting forth that numerous
outrages had been perpetrated in shat
vicinity upon the persons and pro
perty of freedmen and whites, a num-
Der Of the citizens of Saluda Regi-
ment, Edgefeld District, have signed
the following resolution:
"Resolced, We, q part Of the citi-
zens of Saluda Regiment, hereby
bind ourselves, in consideration Of
the facts mentioned in the above
preamble, to unite our energies to
ferret out, prosecute and carry before
the Courts Of the country, any and all
men who shall hereafter be caught
stealing, robbing, or be associated
with those who are apprehended in
t. . commission Of such an act; or in
the killing, shooting or beating of any
man, white or freedman; and. we here
by sign our names as a pledge upon
our honor to assist in carrying out
this resolution"
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The finances of Maryland are in .
most healthful condition, there being
over S4,00o,000 surplus in the State
Treasury.
The New York Post says that about
$4,000 workers in the varions branch
es of ship-building are out of employ
ment in that city.
The Sherman, Texas, ,Stao' is edited
by boy in his teens, who also does
the type-setting. His paper is said
to be quite readable.
An exchange thinks that the Fenian
Sisterhoods are better armed for con-
quest than the Brotherhoods.
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Kentucky.

Governor Bramlette has sent in his
annual message to the Legislature.
In noticing this document, the Lou
isville Co,o'ie5' gives the following
synopsis of hi; remarks on the CON
stitutional amendment:
Upon the constitutional amend
ment, the argument is not only cx-
cellent, but it is profound, and will
strike every reader with its clcarness
and force He lays it down as fact
susceptible Of the clcarest and most
satisfactory demonstration, that the
present Congress, with the Repre-
sentatives of ten States excluded from
their seats, has no authority 70 sub
nit amendments to the Constitution
to the people, and proceeds to estab-
lish his proposition. He quotes
largely from, The Constitution in snp-
port Of his arguments. His point is,
that the Constitution authorizes
amendments to be submitted to the
States or TO State Conventions for
ratification by two-thirds Of each
House of the Congress, and he asks,
what is the Congrass?" Upon the
answer to this question. the whole
controversy hinges. The Constitution
makes 4 Congress to consist Of Il Sc
nate and House Of Representatives
''Ihe House Of Representatives shall
consist Of members chosen every Sc
cond year by the people Of the sovc-
ral States" and 1.-The Senate shall be
composed OF two Senators from each
State, chosen by the legislatures
thereof, for six years. &c. Two
thirds OF body so constituted must
concur in submitting amendments.
The fact that Tie members elected. or
any portion OF them, are not permit
ted to occupy their seats, does not
affect the fact that, in the language OF
the Constitution, they were "ctoscn: .
and if ''chosen," they constitute a
part of the Congress, and must be
counted rs aportiou OF the two-thirds
necessary to give legality to the sub
mission Of a constitutional amend
ment They do not take the oath to
make them members Of Congress but
because they are members. The oath
does not make them members, but
it is the election which consti-
tutes them such. To show that the
Constitution did not intend to assert
that two thirds Of a majority of Con
gress was two-thirds Of the Congress,
the Governor refers to the difference
i'll the language of the Constitution
on the subject OF impeachment,
which provides that ''two-thirds OF
the members present shall be com
petent to make decision. This diff
ference in language would be a very
remarkable misuse of words. if il
were not intended to represent diff
ference of conditions in the two cases
referred to. "Two- thirds of the Con.
grcss' and ''two- thirds of the men
present mean two different things.
and it cannot be otherwise fairly con
strued. Two thirds Of the members
"present" arc sufficient to act lawfully
in cases of impeachment. but it re
Quires ''twe-thirds Of the Congress
to make valid the submission of 6
constitutional amendment
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PHYSICAL ENDURANCE. The New

PHYSICAL ENDURANCE. Tho New
York Tribune says:
1.-The rebel States have adopted a
do-nothing, accept-nothing policy,
and processing to have no voice in
the matter, except to tire the loyal
people into acquiescence in their
original demand for representation
without any conditions, and ire
sponsible control over the future of
the blacks. Probably we can stand
it as long as they can
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-11

FESIAN AFFAIRS. 1t is said that
Fenian President Roberts will issue
an address in q few days, calling upon
the Irishmen Of America to unite now
with the only organization extant
that is competent to achieve the in-
dependence of Ireland, and that there
is no longer any excuse for those who
profess to love Ireland to stand in q
hostile attitude to men who have
proved, by their past action, their
honesty and devotion to the cause of
their suffering country.
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TO RENT.

TEluAr DESIRABLE HOUSE, South
Il west corner Pickcns and Richland
streets, opposite Messrs. Ford & Thomp-
sons Academy, containing five upright and
two attic rooms, with cooking apartment
in basement. Servants rooms, Carriage
House, Stable, and other ut-buildings, on
the premises. Inquire at this Office, or at
tho residence. Ian 10