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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-11
THE ROAD TO BE SOLD.
The SQrratt Trial

WASHINGTON, June 10, 1867.
The sureties of William r. Whitaker the
late sub-treasurer at New Orleans, have
surrendered their property and assets to the
government. Among the assets transferred
to the government to secure it against loss
is the New Orleans and Carrollton railroad
now under the superintendence Of General
P. G. T. Beauregard. The Creole general
has already offered the government S2i0, coo
for the road The value of the road is esti-
mated at S4OO, 600, and consequently the
government will not accept this modest bid,
but offer the road for sale in different
manner.
The case ofSurratt came up before the court
to-day, and the only question discussed was
the one connected with the motion OF the
prosecution to quash the panel of jurors,
| The real motive of this motion is to get lid
| of the Catholic jurors. This sort of ques
tions render it very improbable that the
| merits of the case and the taking of evi
dence will commence before week from
| this date. PAGSON.
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GENERAL LosGsrREEr.-It would seel

GENERAL LoNGsTREET.-It would seem
that the ex-rebel General Longstreet is
proving himself one of the most sagacious
and efficient laborers in the work of recon
struction in the South. He is reported to
have writer letter recently, in which he
says: 1.-THE military bill and amendments
are peace offerings. We should accept them
as such. and place ourselves upon them as a
starting point from which to meet future
political issues as they arise" If other
leaders in the late rebellion would evince
equal wisdom, we should hear fewer com
plants about the despotism of the North,
and see more practical progress in the resto'
ration of the prosperity OF the South
CHICAGO Republican.
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,publican State Convention
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
Proceedings.
I1oURNMENT TILL TO- Y .

"a convention of the Republicans of
Srisiana met yesterday morning at ten
ock at Economy hall. Mr.. j. w. Menard
ed the convention to order.
ontain ]. H. Ingraham was on motion
Ned temporary chairman, and VIM,
Iers temporary secretary; c. c. Boudro
chosen sergeant at arms.
" w. Lewis was then called upon and
oked the Divine blessing on the assem-
in most touching and earnest prayer.
communication was received from Hon.
xfus Waples, transmitting the credentials
aplegates from the first eight wards OF
ci,v. from first ward club of Jefferson,
4 from st. Martinsville, expressing the
N that other credentials would be re-
Cd so that it would be, as intended, a
vention of the Republicans ofLouisiana.
Wsples also transmitted protest by a
nber Of the fifth ward club of this city,
resolutions passed at a club in st. Mar
willie.
motion of Hon. Chas. Smith, the fol-
inc committee on credentials was ap-
ted by the chairman, viz: Jas. N. Massl'
H C. Dibble, VIM. Green, VIM. Null
and j. b. Dupre, to report at the next
ing.
motion, the following committee on
,nization was appointed, viz: J. 5. Soude,
a. s, Pinchback, Chas. Smith, John l..
MN, Jas. On inn, Chas. B. Young, and j.
lcvine.
motion of II. C. Dibble, a committee
Bshree was appointed TO procure room
+tbe further sessions of the convention.
ksrs. Dibble, David Wilson, and Thomas
belle on the committee.
j essrs. G. NJ. wicklifTe, d. Mccoy, and
4 E. Menard were appointed a committee
RESOLUTIONS.
motion was adopted, that when The
yention adjourn, it do so to meet here
noon tomorrow, and that if the com
ice on procuring hall select a different
than Economy hall, they SO advertise
be REPUBLICAN and Tribune.
motion prevailed that the committee on
entials, and the delegates not yet re-
bed, and those whose places are con
led, should meet last evening.
notion to draw on the central execu'
committee for funds to deiray the
sssary expenses of stationery, room,
Htising, etc, was debated, and 1t being
eested that this was separate body,
should take care of itself, Mr.. j. 3
Ne walked to the secretary's desk and
ded him S5, saying he thought that the
he practical way of settling the matter
movement was followed with alacrity
The whole house, and an abundant con
bution was made up. Mr.. Vigers wa
lppoin,ed, on motion, temporary treasurer
i resolution was offered that the treasure
Ic5Ssin fifty copies of the REPUBLICAN ant
I7gbane for the use of the convention, bu
tsas withdrawn until the completion O
permanent organization.
Dr. ]. u. G. Parker, on behalf of the pro
et0rs Of the New Orleans REPUBLICAN, au
krzed Colonel Warrington, one OF the de
tes, to announce to the convention tina
y would present daily one copy of tina
Der to each member of the conventio
king Its sessions.
resolution of thanks was rendered to tn
prietors of the REPUBLICAN for this gel
G proposition.
motion was adopted that all the loy'
rgmen OF the city be invited to atten
dttings of the convention.
The convention then adjourned unit
live o'clock to-day,
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The Southern relief commission Of Storey
county, Nevada, recently forwarded S3l94
so in gold to be transmitted by telegraph to
the New York association This makes
ST95l rs contributed by Storey county
They say they will send more.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-11

Have you found verdict" said a
Judge to the foreman OF jury. NO,
your honor; we have hunted in every
corner of the room, and there isn't one
there"
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Radical journalism In the sonth.

New Orleans, despite Its long ana !uIlu
history of oppression, conflict, and blood,
is nova city wherein great radical Re
publican journal may live and thrive. The
statement seems incredible in the light OF
even a youthful memory, and to the old
slayeholding aristocracy of the city itself 1t
must seem a distempered .hullucination.
But we have before us-and SO may they
each morning if they pay for the privilege
the visible proof of this immense advance
in civilization by the community which
once was farthest of all Southern communi-
| ties from realizing the idea of human
| brotherhood. The New Orleans REPUBLICAN
| is the tangible token of which We speak.
| II is not new institution altogether, for the
| number of the daily REPUBLICAN now on
our table is the thirty-seventh which mas
been issued. Its circulation is aireaay
| counted by thousands and is, we reJoice 10
learn. rapidly increasing. It should pc
come. and in the hands of its present aoie
managers may fairly expect to be at future
day, the leading Journal in circulation ana
Influence. of the city of New Orleans and
State of Louisiana.
The New Orleans weekly REPUBLICAN Is
mammoth quarto paper, containing an i'm
mense amount of matter, and displaying in
every department the highest editorial
ability. Republicanism in the South is htly
represented and effectively promoted by
this great journal Springfield (ohio) Doty
Republic.
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TERMs---SIXTEEN DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
BY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
Special Dispatches TO the Republican.
HIGHLY IMPORTAN
UNCLE SAM As A RAILROAD PROPRIETOR.
Looking After the "Endorsers."
THE CARROLLTON RAILROAD SEIZED.
A Bid from the Sul.eties.
ABOUT HALF PRICE OFFERED.
THE GOVERNMENT DOES NOT ACCEPT.
THE ROAD TO BE SOLD.
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THE GOVERNMENT DOES NOT ACCEPT.
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ABOUT HALF PRICE OFFERED.
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A Bid from the Sureties.
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Especial Dispatches TO the Republican.
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the week ending on the 9th instant wa
lO9. OF these Ii were of consumption, of
commissions Qnfantiel, of pneumonia, 7
stillborn, of iris nascentium, drowned, )
killed accidentally, Contamination of the
bowels, of dysentcry, and of congestive
fever Forty were under one year of age,
one over eighty. Seventy were natives
OF the United states.
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Negros Turning White.

There are dozen negroes in this
city who are slowly turning white; 10
sny nothing OF one old fellow, who
took the start several years ago. and
ia now completely white. tits curl
ous 10 watch the progress Of these
physiological phenomena, which 50
FAR as we are informed are puzzles to
the most astute pfysiologists. Is
takes many years for the change tv
pass entirely over the person, and
while it is SO passing the subject pre-
sents the must singular. and in many
cases, revolving spectacle imaginable.
There Is one negro man in this city.
bearing tho nrlmisiakablc features 81
the African. whose body j. white. and
whose face is as black IA lamp black.
not one Of the usual shade of bacon
rind, bnE as black as ii he had painted
with coat Of lamp black. There j.
= woman whose face, is pie bald. and
another wlro has lately commenced 70
turn: in this last case ihe firstindica-
tion Of a change in complexion was
given by the appearance OF white
spot behind ON. Of her ears. There
is another subject in this city. whose
body il black; the change in this cass
has been very slow, he having CON-
n,-Sccd ~ turn when boy. It is
TAFT that in most cases OF
this kind the subjects bear all the fea
lures Of full blooded African.
Norfolk Dav Book.
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Icdian Sumner.

Clothed IN royal robes The woodlsnd.
Scsrlst-ho@d. end gold. and grees;
Green and golden carpets cover
All The brown es',h ihickly over
Faires, thar were ever seen.
And the Au'umss mEsiic seeming
has~set prophetic dreaming.
Wda fond fsnciss teeminr.
Wesv's -roaad ii- msric spell:
Asi's inliings. Ios snd lszy.
Ard i's dim sirs. rofi aud h.zs.
And i's gentle. ssoFhing murnurs
M,ny sisis OF wonder tell.
FIR wi'rhery j. ringing
Oser forest, Geld and hill.
And music bu'dened chorus.
Bre,king in . Thousand echoes,
Bears li- music burden sill.
Dsllyinr with cishsr.lIed iress-s
Nov the west His6 gently presses
On fever heated brox.
And With soothing. sweet caresses.
Whispers lovingly and low.
o, the worlc j. full of besuiv.
10 thsss dress, days I .ing.
An enssiled IN itnder sadness
Ssee'er than the summers clstns.s.
Sse.ier Than tile bud snd blooming
o. tne ssauiifai briehi spriug
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NO. S..


spd Grief.
You ere NOT hurt With nei''
mo no." she answered. "cos with you.
bur with myself. Whsf have I been doing!
Whs' msdness has pos-essed mel j tnow
that love begets love-ihsi. in Nu How.
isrs beautiful W words. il has reader will thsn
fear I know, also. that hardness bcRets
hardness; that driving 10 more difficult and
fa- lees cerisin thsn leading. And yet,
know sIi this. hsve sought 70 rule my
ehildren BY passion and force; 20 drive iu-
sfesd Of leading them into the right ways.
No. 10. sm not hurt with you For all
this plain speaking. which | 90 much need.
cd. thank you from The dep,es OF my heart.
II it's not better with both mo md my chill
dren in the iu'ure. i will not be you fuuli.
But It she'll be better"
And IL wss better. How quickly all
changed under new order Of home govern
menL Love and kindness found swift sbs.
dience where anger had met obssrcc,ion.--
dropped through in . hundred
places. which nd been cl,sely barred
against its sweet Influences; and Edward,
y ~ondering Il the pleasant change. drew
nearer aud nearer to his mother. and felt
that she loved him.
Oh. love. sweet 10 ali hearts. Ye who
should give Of its treasures, see to IL that
your hand fail not in dl-pensafisn. II has
signs pc eculisrIy iis own, which are never
mistaken. II you would win love. hang
out the sigrs
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Bondholders.

The bondholder will deposit ten or
twenty thousand dollars in bank. M
on which he will draw national cur.
rency to speculate with, and when the
assessor comes around be SAYS. s.mv
money is in government bonds: /
pay no State and county tax; 90 to
the bank and receive my interest ev-
cry six months. that 10 tLc way do
my business The man who owns 4
small farm, or the mechanic who
makes his living BY the sweat Of I,is
brow, has 70 keep up State affairs
The Governor, tho State officers. the
Legislators. the county officers. the in
sane, the deaf and dumb. the blind
the poor, must be taken care Of: The
sinkiDking fund must be kept NJ. also
the school iund. The bond holder
does pay one cent for the support nf
fhc State and county officers. Tho
bond holder docs not pay one cent for
the support OF tie deaf and dnmh.
blind or insane. The bondholder
does not pay one cent TO suppors tho
common schools.
The ordinary farmer business man
and mechaic, cducates the bondhold-
er's cllil,lrcn. We can tell the bond
holders there Will be a rafting % dry
bones among them ere long, should
they persist IN their class leg a'ion.
Cambridge City Mirror.
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Hurting A cnila's Heart.

II don's sxPec, apyshiag ron my chill
dren."
The tone Wv. fre,fu'. with qa.li,y 81 SC
cu-aIion- The face of ne speaker xors 90
4, jursd look
4 boy beire@n irurreea snd fneen wear.
pf age ssi Resting III mevrd uaes~iiy -
II pain hsd disturbed "a: bul be dil ao'
ifI his eses from tie page On xai=a they
were re-fing
The hsfd-r motser slaves for her chil
drsn 'he les hey care for her
The bov moved .rs'n. a'mos' with s'.rr.
a. though me pain Ne feii 90 insi.n, before
had .,ds~nly ia.re.-~s.
"Ali children sre thsnk:s--s" So The
-pesser KIP, o.. taikir= 20 irisrd. yes re-
silly ltrus'ira az ths CIV.
mot O. si.r answered tie srisnd- ~
have mother. snd know ng hesu 10 re-
gard 70 her. u j. fuil Of .ove snd rrs,ifuar.
and csnno' remember the tine when il
Vas not %"
There srs exceptions % sil rules. And,
Decides, there sre few women IKE yogr
mc,ser That aoud - eD.d hesrs. TO-
deed. into which shs did not in-pirs love. =
'.Los- brgsie love That ~ IN Old tri,r
story. and - rrDs 10 dsy ssi; ~asa lhou-and
years srO. II children grow sp cold and
.tnsskless towards their parenfs-if shey
-sriy separate from ,hem. going IF into the
~or.d. aid treating them wi'h neglect. the
'ssI'. 10 mosi cases rests with the parents
They did not maze themselves lovely in
heir childreIs eyes"
Thsn followed 10 this dead silence fo-
some minutes. The boy had le: the book
tell from before HE eyes, snd ~ss listening
intsn,ly. IIis mo'hsr ss~ tits. snd h.d !.
quick perception 81 what We passing 10 tis
mind
Edward ssid shr. II dpna like bey. 10
my bid 70. m G. d0rn stare" Tni- ~ss
nst spoken harshly The mothers ssae Of
voice bid ching ernssd rsbiy-
~ Wy ufDeo WNnoOt urrit1fion en1 tfst
the room.
II don't think irs sis " good 10 talk Be-
fore children" remarked fae lsd's mClher.
- soon a. ne hsd retired.
"a proper rsgsrJ q our isngs.g. srd
coneat brscff ch ldres.- sss ss-wrrts. -
= theory OF the res'.ss constellation. -
They hsve keen iasiitris-rheH ryes are
sbsrp- rad a.. and kao~ us sometimes
better ,nsn 9r kros oorsslvfs."
"Thsy are sharp enrUgh. I suppose. but
no. quite 90 SHARP . ali sh.t ~.s .nsse.sd
"I'm not one o. ihese lhs, max ehiscreu
o. 90 much imporfsace.-
.Ou es'im4ie 10 ibe case will pos sl-.r
the rrsulr. my TREND. or ihsi ~e m.y be-
csrfsi, A. 40 are 10 cur children, 80 viii
hey tetsu- Love s-geis love src kind.
ns-s good sill q &C ~ rot hort them
~sn'Only, they ~ill MOI IN turn wound os ~
neg &c, \
.'iIurt them wsn,oal,. I sm not sure thai
| ge, your mssnirg"
Are you much surprised :hsi Tom Bad
sin msde Ais ssesps from home o. tho first,
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--'~~@"-@ ~ . @.fNH - ~ 'Aein'
sss done for him. Boz. - I said . lilI'
sale age. 81 children are rhssklss..
ionf calculate on saything from mine
Ths,'.i grow gp and sc.iser ih-nselv-s Els
sns Wss;. getting OF from home - Tar =,
pcs-isir. ans IA probably be left 70 an ssy
lHrn 10 The PsOr-hOuss ~hss get old sns
.h-lpl--s.'-
~ q rslk ,ks' way before your ehi:drenI'
said Ih- fri-ld.
They knos W ssntirnenrs =
- Inferred Ia ths; wsy ycu hur'
them Ysu PCT their fnlure on trial. and
&riie cut verdict o. eondemns,ios. sheu
i is Impossible for them 70 vindicsts them.
selErs sg.ips, your cruel charges. las
yenr boy st.nd and wrishs : while ago. :,
s0Ur sharp 'bsusts si him. H was no parry
- Tom B,idxiL's uaf.isl set. and it w.s Z
hard thing 10 YOU. my friend. 20 n.ke To,.'.
delinquency the occasion for sniri1g your
ycnr a-n snn, whom yn may bind 70 you,
i you sill. ~ sriPpie chores of love. not 10
be broken. a. pushed away 10 distance,
~here D. can EEL no warmth and 40 stirse-
iicn. Taxe oer-- Y1u are On dang -roas
ground X
"a. you make rco much or children. Z
"a answered. Do, ~nh . little abstraction
in Esnn-r
They sre simply hun.a beiag.- They
hase sensaiiFs spui-. qYick 10 receive i'm
2re-~ien-- Tsncsr NJ love. h1t hsr3 ~ se-
sen'sDi = "a usksndr-ss- Taey are crss
'srss cs .s-4nc rssasr shsn thSughr, no,
generally hoItIp- usIiee. out rarely iDsine
'ae ren.5ry y pa.n frcsn uri1st na'csior.
in s';rr y--rs shi- memory y o'rrn revived
itss ng v?inson thst. ~ large number o;
cssts. waere ehIldres nrFlser rhrir parents
4 80 ere. 'hs cause lir- jis, here :
-A'i q ~Aich !. simply vindiclive.-' ..ii
the iss'- rr'ci''er. - poor comglinss, 70 hn-
nan uarars
-sllum.n nsiu-. dpser't ofren suff-r IN.
'-'ly fhrcu.h sasd isdzress.'- VS. .as-er
e. Lat Isa nsE Oss-ri~r IN apology for
ker short eomiEs-: only look after the cause
70 PrevrnE ! better shsnrs cure. Fore
Esrne.:, foss.rssd. + il not the meeh
~iser coarse fcr Is u M - -u-e Of our chill
dren's love 10 the 'osure by sssring them
sDve n sn- p-sssntr
-fS1 -2-.k = though didn', lcvs nv
children AIRED srsIn us.r.ed The vomsn'-
cheek. There were sudden a.hes in her
eye-. Sse wssa : wcmsn " quick temper.
Every f~eliarsas it, si2n." ~,s calmly
replied. "l.ve. anger. di.iike-esch az
prsssss i'se.t in dfF-ent way. Aad shese
.isns. every one kBoss. Even the babe 81
one summer nsT read them. vhy i. i, that
4 1~.rs ieeis rbs. you 1cnr love himt-
-whu says shst be ireIs so,'' The rnolh.
- started. There ~ss : mirgIir. Of anger
all. surprise 10 her face
.Nuss u a0f Be shs, you Withhold, 70 cf,ep.
lhe signs 81 lever
II sassi ct sn-ry xi'h you IL you rslk ,5
ne sny longer IN this s'rsin."
NO. ny dear friert. yoo mus, nor ct sp-
,rv uiih ne Too ns1y sweet memories On
he pssi h.Ee b~sa shsrrs between vs.
B-ar ri'h me no~ = one sho holds vou in
s-r hss'f- Shsli relate % you "a ipcicens
hst oerurr@d 70 ny home only ye-iert.y,
| !. pDSer smrsns cs 'his incident. INST d
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tssLisxSs tvkRs ysipAy. ar JAsrla
pvacis COUNTY. isDIAsA.ry
ra LEN ENT DO ANE.
OFFICE Or Wesr MAis srRrrr.

BATES OF ADvERTIsIEG.
yos squase 81 10 lines Or less, week. sl o
Zach subsequent insertion, IS cis
Longer advertise ments. at same rate
4 frsct'oa over even square or squares.
enuntsd ~ . square. These ere ,hs terms
for transient sdser,isemeni; q responsible
deduction silI be Tsds 10 regular advertise.
meats.
Notices oi appointment. Of administrators
snt legal notices Of like character 20 be
paid in advsnes.
ANNOUNCING GAMBIA TEs:
For Township officers. e-ch el.ool
For Couaty f" F" $50
For District. Cscui,, or State. $40
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9eus Golblager fino an, ben GhRts.
len Ses Gintattbn s5ff1tir SaDs, tlftSs
WlaJiDeH in NetD Mlerifo ellfOe6t NOR
ben. Die Groe bon Der SberFade giebt
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siih0dish BIS aafilDiHe Sspois. $ IJnip iqBgis
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Sic sodfer seq SabelrK6aablefs
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AOQkAtN2A
=, ,2nb mid meiiines gaters 6iesetrira
ir1to Hbr baben!" BAT Sdfobs.afi, ,getGi
ubr feds MoHatsnh: Daunp iiuclmsia
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s8erien Dor nlrinsn @elba|tsberbinbnH
gen gu berbeimliden geipuBt baif, folii
Du oas GerInnate baben. Stun fditil
idB mid fidjt Hanger mt Dir aaf6aI,
teH. % dSabe3 la Sdlluiinfbea aabl N,l
bort, irlpie id mid mt ,Safpb Stpne
pYsgrgIlasp,. babe. u,,S SD gebe Jim cine
auSreidef1oe SuiflnIe siim 2eben, 70
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