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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-07

OsAGEs.
and T dS 81 z s ess
value Of my four sections Of land set apart second
tions pSpposss per Senate rssoaon n iGs
January, eighteen hundred and thirty eight, three
For interest on three hundred thousand dollars
a. tiye per centum per annum 70 be paid semiannu-
TENDER twenty nine, eighteen humid ed and sirty.
i've, for the fiscal year ending June thrtieth
eighteen hundred and sixty seven fifteen thousand
For transportation of goods, PROVISIONS, and so
forth purchased BY the Great and Little Usage In
diaps for The ssss year ending June thirtisth
Of may be necessary, three thousand five hundred
dollars. ls
For last OF ninth OF ten instalments, being the
second series in money OF otherwise, per fourth
fiftyfour, thirteen thousand dollars
oTIAwAs Asn oHerEyAs OF McaIaAS:
aaa R's q
ps % 1s
second article q The ssssty Of thirty arst July.
For fourth Of FIVE insssments Of the second series
them per sseesd .ssiss treaty txsnt5 1oartS Sep
'' ss1 sappsss labor school. anpua
Gle rs..s t~snssioarS sspts%sq ~ shs Hs nun,
bred and fisy seven. Ten shoa.and dollars.
ssss:%ss issSssa ssd ss's s1 aas
For purchase Of non and steel and other neeessa-
dent, per aztois treaty twenty fourth Heptnn
Der; eighteen hundrsd and hftyssrsn. i've hundrsd
For psy Of two blackzniths. one " whom 10 be
cunsnIith and tinsmith, p1r fourth article tre2fv
twenty fourth ssRssHkss eSfdrsa sad Aii5
fo1 ON q Two szizsss o. spprsnsiess
ssptsa3s! sIshtsen 5nndrsd snd hf$asTss. four
fsr sisih u ten issisissnss for sazuiss ussauils
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-07

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For interest one million dollars at five per
tuin per fourth article treaty bret November eight
eeen hundred and thirtyseven, NIFTY thousand dol
For tweat eth of thirty instruments of interest on
eighty i've thousand dollars. at i've per centum per
hundred and fortysfx' four thousand two handred
For the erection of saw mill, vii h srist mill at,
taened their new rsseryat on per third article
treaty of March eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty
For expense Of breakjng and fencing one hundred
of land for each band OF said Indians, as per
dred and sixty i've nine Thousand and eighty seven
For expense Of sowing and planting one hundred
nsang SEED Tor tne ssme as per third article treaty
i've Thousand seven hundred and Mt, dollars
MA sns Psrshass Of Sans Tor said indsR as per
dIsd and sixty i, i've. two THOUSAND deass
for the purchase Of four hundred horses one hun:
fofts chains as Per third srtiels treat, q March
etanth eighteen hundred and sixty I'VE AID senate
sen kasdssd lAnd sixty siI, sizts Thousand three
for he sy purchase Of agricultural iuplsmspt. AZ
per third article treaty Of March eighth. eighteen
hundred and sixty FIVE, five hundred dollars
sS ss sssn q an ss
physcian carpenter interpreter, miller. engineer.
d az e 5er foupsh ss ss, 81 Mach sa
eighteen hundred and sixty five. twenty one thou
For ERECTION Of a house for each chief Of the said
tribes a. per fourth article treaty Of March eighth,
eightesn hundred and sixty five twenty-five thousand
five hundred dollars. =
For expenses Of the removal Of the property Of said
Indians to their new homes as per NTH article treaty
Of March eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty i've.
three hundred dollars
For subsistence OF the Winnsbagoes for one year
after fheir arrival at their new homes per Eth
tcIe treaty Of March eighth. sighteen hundred and
SHY i've. ninsty-six thousand dollars.
wkEEEBk0o AID Por I1WATpMH RDfAHe on WIS
cuN<Iff
e ss ss ,ssss, q TIE asss e ,.s
fottaE<te4e Indians IN the nsas ID wisconsin. hve
thousAnd dollars. 81 3a
yAsoroN 1z1DH or szoUx
For eisht of ten nztzInsR<s 10 be paid 10 thsm o.
expended for their bse1tt. comnsneinf with the
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nARnrrs nY rELEeRAPH.
NV YonK. August .
REGULAR REPORT.


CoTToN-Dull and dropping; sales 600
bales at 271za28c for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts, 10, 422 bbls, and 2Oa
Doc lower; sales $500 bbls at 81 l0aS 90
for superfine State and western; IS SOa
10 60 for extra western; SllAl3 20 for
choice do; s. 65a10 so for shipping Ohio;
$40 65Rll 90 for trade brands; Scala 90 for
new st. Louis, and 81 50aS 80 Tor un-
sound old. California Flour-Heavy;
sales $50 bbls at SI8aI4 25. Rye Flour
Heavy and lower; sales $50 bbls at SIa
900. -..a.-.. ..z
WHIsKY-Quiet and steady; sales 300
bbls old western at 81 40in bond.
Z GRANDDAUGHTER 1893 bus;
dull and declining; sales %, 500 bus at -
Is for amber southern; 81 25a2 SlH for
amber State; 81 40 for white RenJuckY5
81 20 for inferior white Statei e 43a2 10
for new white Michigan, and y 35 for
extra choice do. Rye-Decidedly lower;
sales {, 900 bush at 81 35a1 10 for new
western; 81 90 TOR new State. Barley
Quiet. Malt-Qniet; sales 2, COO bush at
81 S. Corn-Receipts, 1926 bush.
and without decided change: sales 1l6,
900 bush at 81 10a1 u for new mixed
western; 81 Hal ID for do in store, the
latter price an extreme; 81 07al OK for
sunsound; 81 ll1z for kiln dried 81 IL for
white western. Oahs-Receipts, p, S72
bush; heavy and lower; sales 1000
bush at 6sa7Oc for old western; 67a74c
for new southern; 74a7Sc for new Ohio;
54a5Se for inferior Jersey. ti F g
Stock in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., %, 0l7
bush; corn, L. lO2, 6T6 bush; oats, lO2, O95
bush; barley, 29,Ol9 bush; malt, ~, 1856
busi; peas, q, 900 bush.
IEs-Rice-Nominal. Coffee
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+
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-It is not true
that there has been any formal resigna-
ton by the Cabinet. The Intelligencer's
statement Is evidently founded on the
fact that the several members of the
Cabinet have repeatedly intimated to
the President that they were ready to
retire at any time if he should desire
them to do SO.
Secretary Seward and the French and
Spanish Ministers, who went on trip
to Yorktown and Fortress Monroe on
Friday, returned to Washington this
morning.
F. w. Seward, Assistant Secretary of
State, will arrive here tonight.
It is probable that the Dominican Re-
public has sent messenger to Wash
ington to treat for the sale of Samane
to the United States, but he has not yet
arrived here.
| Gen. Rousseau, in a letter to General
Grant. says: so much of Gen. SheIi-
dams charge as alleges his visiting his
com mand and interfering with his
dnties, are false. As to suggesting
his removal, did say in answer to
| a telegram from Washington enquiring
how things were looking in Louisiana,
that the state of affairs was gloomy,
that the people were much depressed,
and any change would be almost uni
versally accepted. This telegram re-
ferred to matters and things in general,
and was intended as such, including
General Sheridan within its scope. II
this was suggesting the removal of that
officer, all right, but his name was not
mentioned. Whilst 1 claim the right
in common with all others to criticise
so much of General Sheridan's admin
istration as is not purely military, and
which solely concerns the civil policy
OF the country, yet on my late visit to
New Orleans, scrupulously refrained
from doing SO, and SO far as know
and remember, L expressed no opinion
for or against his policy 10 anybody in
his district. L had no purpose or mo-
tive to do so, and my recollection, 1
think. is as.distinct about this as it is
usually, or as it can be about any
thing"
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THE Hon. John A. Bingham made a
speech last Saturday afternoon to the
people of New Market, Harrison coun-
ty, Ohio, in the course of which he paid
his respects to the programme of VAL
landigham, Pendleton & Co., for paying
of the $50 bonds in greenbacks. We
quote as follows:
There are at least eleven hundred
millions of these bonds, described in
his speech, which have run their five
years, and which the Government may,
at its election, redeem; and 1t is his dis
position that you should issue an
amount of legal tender notes sufficient
to redeem them at once, and thereby, as
he says. relieve the people OF the inter
est accruing upon them. This would,
as you see, add eleven hundred mil
lions of circulating medium to the eight
hundred millions of bank currency
and legal tender notes, making the enor-
nous amount of nineteen hundred mil
lions OF circulating medium. When 1t
shall come to that, 1t Will require about
peck of legal tender noies to buy a
bushel OF potatoes; and then the ques-
ton would arise, after the exchange,
whether the farmer who gave the po-
tatoes, or the citizen who gave the peck
of legal tenders, suffered most by the
exchange.
said in that contest what repeat to-
day, that / would not vote for the issu-
Rnce of dollar of paper money, or OF
a single bond to be taken by the people,
and for the redemption OF which the
whole wealth of the nation was
pledged, except with the distinct I'M
Outstanding that at some future time or
other the same should be redeemed In
gold and silver. II was so understood
at the time all over the land; and pro-
pose, for one, 10 maintain, so far as in
me lies, the pledged faith of the nation.
admit that there is nothing in the
law-and that the honorable gentleman
has stated it truly, touching the $40
| bon1s-that there Is nothing that would
preclude the Government OF the United
Suites from providing for their redemp-
ton in something else than gold and
silver; but the paper in which you
would redeem them must be fairly con-
| Vertible into gold and silver, or they
would be absolutely worthless.
My countrymen, 1t requires no furth-
er word from me to satisfy that this is
mere trick by which 10 cheat the
groundlings in the interest of that re-
belIion which was overthrown by arms,
and which is now attempting to over
come what was lost in the field of NOR
tai combat. A Cove rnment that won't
discharge faithfully and honestly its
contract, in letter and spirit, cannot
hope long to have faithful and true de-
tenders. "Honesty is the best policy, I"
amongst nations as amongst individual
men. II is as binding upon nations,
for the reason that a nation at last Is
but combination OF persons, who
carry with them into the organization
of the State the same obligations of NOR
atty and integrity which ought to con-
troll their dealings in private life.
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Rau Ynrlr neua.

New YoRK, Aug. 26.-The libel suit
of rebel officer Cummings against the
Herald, has been dismissed.
Arnold, the other defaulting teller of
the Tradesmen's Bank, has been ar
rested. The case of both defauIters
will be removed to the United States
Court.
John Savage has accepted the posi-
tion of chief organizer of the Fenian
Brotherhood. He expects to bring
about n union of the two wings.
The POSTS special says: The Presi-
dent has issued anorder assigning Gen.
Hancock to Gen. Sherfdan's place.
The Express special says The State
Department has received intelligence
through an agent OF Gen. Prim, the
Spanish revolutionary leader, that IL
successful he will offer the Island OF
Cuba TO our Government at a price to
be fixed by u mixed commission, to
keep England a passive spectator, Cuba
being pledged 10 repay the British bond
holders.
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ClMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,

MONEY continues abundant at low
rates of interest in the East. Yester-
day there was a firmer feeling in Gov
eminent securities, and again they are
on the upward turn. Gold still hangs
fire around 40. apparently uncertain
whether to advance or recede.
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In regard TO financial and business
matters, the Cincinnati Gdzette of last
night has the following remarks:
The aspect of monetary affairs
throughout the country shows that we
are approaching a more healthy state
of commerce than has existed before
the vaults of Wall street to active use
in the West-during the last two weeks
the New York banks have lost in de-
posits twelve million dollars, and this,
TOO, at the same time that the United
States Treasury has been paying off n
large amount OF compound interest
notes, many of which have been sent
from the West for redemption. Proba-
bly, not less than $50. 600, 900 have been
distributed in the Valley of the Mis-
sissippi and the Basin of the Lakes
is still It comes. This distribution
of currency cannot but have very
salutary influence upon the trade of the
West, and although the fall business
has not yet commenced in earnest,
there is a better demand for those staple
articles Of food and clothing, the want
of which must always be first supplied,
which is the fore-runner of the activity
to come. We look for no eXtravagant
outlay of money for finery and luxu-
ries, such as was experienced in the
years 1864 8, as the condition otthe peo-
pie and the finances of the country are
opposed to such suppCsition, but that
we will have good healthy trade in
articles of necessity and comfort there
can be no doubt, and we are glad to see
that our merchants generally oompre-
bend and "accept the situation" and are
acting accordingly.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 28th Of August

ST. PETERsBURo, Aug. 26-Noon.-
The Holy Land excurslonists on the
Quaker City, are at Odessa.
LONDON, Aug. 26-Noon-Consols
947t; U. 8. Bonds 1917. Erie As; Illinois
Central 775S.
LATEST, P. M,-Consols 81 l-l6; U,
S. Bonds 1885; Illinois Central TX;
Erie 4514.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 26-Noon.-Cotton
quiet and prices unchanged. g-.
LATEST. Up. AI.-Beefdeclined 70 l40s;
lard advanced to SIS; spirits turpentine
advanced to 3Os.
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Dull. Sugar-Firm; sales 700 hhds
Cuba at l0ISaI2zc. Molasses-Somi-
nally unchanged.
HoPS-Quiet. E.rlgEs Er e.
PErROLRUM-Firm; sales 5000 bbls at
l21{c in bulk; l71<c In bbls for crude,
and 2Txc for refined in bond.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Dull; sales $3.50
bbls at S23 50A23 IS for new mess, clo-
sing at S2S g regular. Beef-MRrket
Firm; sales lbs bbls. Beef HAMS
Dull; sales $500 bbls at $40. Bacon
Quiet; sales so boxes long clear mid
dies at l2Ac: and % boxes StraIiord
cut at I31<c. Cat Meats-Unchanged
sales 30 packages.
LARD-Quiet and steady; sales $50
bbls at 12Xa1STsc; small lots 14c.
BUTTER-Quiet lla24c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Dull.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool, more
steady; 5000 bus at per steamer for
wheat. AID for corn, and SID for corn
per sail. ~
LATEST MARKEH-5P. IN.
FLoUR-CIosed dull and lOa2Oc lower
for medium and low grades of new.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dul and 1a2c lower.
Rye-Heavy and Babe lower; new west
ern 81 Sal So. Corn-Quiet and steady
81 1la1 12 for good to prime new mixed
western, and 81 o. for unsound ditto.
Oats--Dull and heavy at 6Sa70c for old
western: 74s76c for new Ohio.
RON1SIONS-HOFk-A little edSleri
sales $50 bbls at $23 so cash and regular,
closing at S23 45a23 80. Beef-Quiet
and unchanged. Cut Enthusiastically.
Bacon-Steady.
LARD-Steady at 1S1<alS54c for fair to
prime steam, and 1916 for kettle rem
dered. ,.i... ......-.. .,...s.-.
DRY GOODS.
Trade moderately active; prices gen.
orally firm, except one or two lines Of
which are offered in small quantities at
reduced prices, for instance; Appleton
A brown, which is quoted on certain
black boards at 1617c; Indian Orchard
and Waterford brown sheetlngs also
being quoted below value. Indian Or
chard a and n. Job. l511c by piece and
Ice by package, with other qualities in
proportion. Hadley's spool thread is
selling at 81 90 by The dozen and Csc by
the package, regular; other kinds of
cottons firm and meet more ready sales;
S41<a16c Tor standard prints: lSals1<c
for g asgow ginghams; S73<c for Rod
mans Kentucky Jeans; l01zc for Vic
tory A Glazed Cam brio; Is &c for Slater's
paper cambrics; 221zc for 27-inch Ham
iltOn cotton fannels. IT
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WE observe that George X. Wheat
Esq, has removed his Wholesale stock
of Notions and Fancy Goods into his
new and commodious quarters in the
new building erected by Mr.. Turner.
He has rented the three stories, and will
find in them an abundant field for his
enterprise and energy. ...~.F
Mr.. Turner has not yet opened out in
the rooms adjoining, but designs do
ing so, we believe, at an early day.
His building is a credit TO the city and
to himself.
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III wAsHINeroN, August 25.
"a, rSuDr,DSp unN,u


Hon. Z. B. Washburne. of Illinois
arrived fIom Europe, Saturday, and
reached this city late last night. His
general health is much improved,
though he still suffers considerably
from the complaint which caused his
tatfon with Grant, and will be his guest
until tomorrow evening, when he
starts for his home in Maine. Although
heretofore opposed to Impeachment, he
expresses the opinion openly that the
late actions of the President will inc
vitality lead to the presentation and
passage of articles of impeachment
the moment Congress meets.
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German Fire Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST va.
Incorporated May Il. 1887.
CAPITAL
100000


DIRECTORS.
Christian Hes, William KIevts Bepno
Hammer, John Oestsrllng. John Par, John
Roemer, Anton Reymann, Philip SchuehlS,
nSais CoMPANY NOW FULLY ORGAN
lied Is prepared to insure Buildings,
Furniture, Merchandise and other Personal
Property at favorable rates
LOSES after due adjustment, will be
promptly paid.
Applications for Insurance will receive i'm
mediate attention nom the Secretary.
Company's Once, In the Sharth's Once,
basement OF the Court House.
.. JOSEPH SEYBOLD, Secretary
JOHN OESSTERLIEG. President,
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH, Vice President.
ANTON REYMANN, Treasurer,
WILLIAM RLEVIS, .
PHILIP sCHUEHLE, SsurveyUrs.
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH,J
fuogp-ly
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once, % Monroe st, next door to LIST Ss-
OFFICERS:
GEO. X. WHEAT, President
JAMES McCLUHEY, Vice President
JOHN bishop, Secretary.
CHAs. WALLACE. State Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland.
DIREcroRs:-John < Wilson, JAs- O. Orr,
John A. Armstrong. A @. Quarter, Geo. K.
Wheat. samuel Harper, James hcClunay,
Moran L. OFT, Geo. Adams.
RETEREEcE:: s. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National BANG, Wheeling; List, Morrison q
Co. Wholesale GEoceDs Wheeling; Pryor.
HRndian q Co.. wholesale GTooens, Wheel
Ing: Michael ReiIlS, wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan Knox, Boot and
shoe house, Wheeling; heCabe, RrRft q Co..
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. ": Franxheim q
Co., Wholesale Wines and Liz 1o1, Wheel
ing; Wtnship, Woods q Co., Queensware
Wheeling: Lewis Baker, Pub. Register.
Wheeling; 7. Q. McAfee, Notions, Wheellng
Campbell, Frew Co, Pubs. intelligence,
Wheeling; OFT, son q Co Hardware, Wheel
ing J. E Sands, Cashier, Eirst Nat Bank
FaInmont; Il P. Camden, Prest- Nat: IL.
Bank. Weston, W. Va; Capt. John MeLnrei
JE-, Wheeling APr3
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1t is asserted among the Presidents
ing prepared against Sheridan. Moth
Ing definite can be ascertained concern
ing their character, and the supposition
in official circles is that they are to be
sprung on the public as the Buckley
papers were.
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Franklin Insurance Company



DIRECTORS:
T. Logan, T. p. ShallcToS, ]. 8, Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, ]. n. Hobbs, Saml. McClel-
Ian, g. W. FranEheim, Jas. N. Vance, Alex
LAuEhlin.
TIIHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
orRani1ed four years, and in that time
done q successful business, Is still prepared
to take risks At fair rates on Buildings Of All
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EStab-
ishments, Furniture. Steam Rsats and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This company offers superior Inducements
TO Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and content, for
8 or 5 years at reduced rates
This being home institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus of any company In
In the State and composed OF some
nInety-IouT stockholders, most ofwhom R1e
among our best business men, recommendA
itself TO the favorable consideration OF the
Insnring public, and solicits their patronage.
Applications for insurance viii be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
Once % Monroe street.
N.CARTHUR, Secretary.
HAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. AENDEL, Vice President
@. NJ. COEN, Special Agent 0cl1