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For the cure ef Consumption,
Ce1ghs, Colds, Asthaa, Bron-
chilie. Whooping Cough, Dys-
pepsia, General Debility, and
particularly for all ether Dis
eAees u tho Threat and Lungs.
This Syrup IL intended - "oare-sn," ner IL !.
by any means recommended ~ such but it will cure
pubic my rely With eonAdence tits no experiment
having been in use for with marx Cd
II POSSESSES III the valuable curative properties Of Tar
ne same ssd, nsmslY, tho curs Of that nssdiou and
grave oae-sxtA d shoss Who d. -Consunpfio1 The
lissis eola' .slight eoagh" al 81 Arst ut will
soon 80 awsy"and In this hops tbs patient dsuded
N srov. wor.e-ana sns!g Consumption ENDS in
tnepescy, In the event Of thess primitive symptoms
1anfstsng shesseives, "WTights Tar Syrup" n happ-
y caleuAts1 70 cars them and time should be Loaf
y applying ~ rsmedydsisy 10 merely suicidal; for
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not - trhsa ard h 80 cass Or in no condition
= I'M v the patient rs.se the sai truth f.D-iays
are dangsro ss IN this hsai Consumption y surely
viii b Mnot taken hold q at once and the remedy
timely and perrisouAtly applied
AAay sofis have bssn iaduleed In - 70 the cause
n CoD0aDptton. Among the most enlightened minds
great dfvs MY Of opinion ex, II Ii mot present
pUposs % dscHss this matter. but is evident TO M
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oEonY r. ooD !,

SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER !
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-19
GEORGIA,

|0razd Republican PTOeession and
Meeting at AtIanta-The State Hep
resenssa BIZ Thlrty-seven Girls
Speeches of Senator BHt, Ex.Gov'
ernor Brown, and Others State
House Leased-The Legislature TO
Cast the Electoral Vote.
ATLANTA. August is. "A grand Republic
'an mass meeting was held in this city today
III honor of the nomination Of Grant and
|celfax.
The procession formed at the postofice
composed of about three hundred
negroes and three white men. Near the
head Of the procession was an express
wagon canopied with the United States flag
and ornamented with flags and the names OF
Grant and Colfax. The wagon contained
lhirtyeeven white girls, representing tht
aeyefal States, each dressed in white and
|Hearing miniature flags.
The procession marched through the prln.
elpal streets with music and banners to the
Qlfy Hail square, and were addressed by ex
Governor Joe Brown, James johnson,
loshua Hill, and others. johnson spoke o.
lhe rule Of the Republican party during ths
|stst few wears, aud the magnitude Of the
work it had performed. He spoke oil tn,
|sgraignment of the party before the countr,
nv the late insurgents for onerous taxation,
Pad said the debt was created to vanquisl,
|lAa party whose object was to perpetuats
.!4fery, and make It universal, and that
ne conquered should be made to
p4 the debt, He characterized TIE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-19
MARKETS.
Domestic MarketL

New YORK, August l7.-Cotton frmer.
Sales 1900 bales; middling uplands SOC.
Flour dull superfne State 81 25@S 25.
Wheat heavy. Mixed Western corn 81 200
1 2l}. Provisions generally steady. Lard,
kettle 19I@19sc, Whisky firm 673c. in
bond. Freights dull and declining, cotton,
steam 3l6.
New YORK, August IS, Evening.-Gov-
ernments steady. 2Os of '62 ll3s; of '64
1885; of '65 1l14; new issue 1919; 1905 1913;
l04O's 1854. Money easy but rates un~
changed. Call loans 4@5 % cent. Prime
discounts u cent; an active market an
ticipated. Gold closed weak at 1455. Ster-
ling dull l092. Stocks weak and excited, es-
peoialy on New York Central and Erie.
ub.Treasury balance $50, 500, 900.
CINCINNATI, August 2O.-Flour unchanged.
Family Sl0@l0 %. Wheat 50 05. Corn
92@96. Oats 53@55. Whisky in bond TO-.
Provisions nominally unchanged. Gro.
ceries steady.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, August Is, Evening. g.-Consols
"a. Bonds, 71t,
LIVERPOOL, August Is, EYening.-Cotton
closed easier, but prices are unchanged.
Sales $4,000 bales. Breadstutfs quiet. Corn
easier, but unchanged,
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WASHINGTON.

I.eumeuts Sent Ont by Republican Con-
n .-a.sional COnnmIttee-LOng Cabinet
] westInR-Iudlan Outr Ages In X ansas-
/. Tondou Herald ON Thaddeus stevens
4 suif about RosecrAns.
4w,sgrNGroN, August is, The Republican
sgrpssional Committee has been sending
4 twenty-five thousand political docu-
Asnts per week, and expects to send fifty to
iEgnired thousand per week uotil election.
NE recent riotous proceedings OF the
Iatler Zouaves have ventilated clrcum,,
lsnces connected with the disbanding OF
IA militia companies in the District. Tine
Irssident ordered them disbAnded. Gen.
In Grant referred the order to General
~oTv who returned it with the indorse-
nj tbat there was no authority for such
In-ncepdinp since martial law did not eX.
The order was returned to the Presi'
4 M with his Endorsement, and there the
hitter rested.
INr, Watts, Minister to Austria, IS here
biting Instructions.
"A long cabinet meeting was held today;
/ present but Mr.. Welles.
Internal revenue receipts to-day 1913, 600.
I etfers from Kansas report repeated
sltraees by Indians, beating men and out
fging women in a shocking manner.
1 The London Herald has an article on the
IA and past services of Thaddeus Stevens.
M writer thinks that many wiser and ablel
smericans than MIR. Stevens have lately
Tgn lost to the cause of the country, but
kst the Republican party will long fee
I'M they could have better spared better
nAD.
Admiral Farragut comes home in October
4 II Il seriously stated that Rosecrans' visit
n Virginia is for consultation with Genera.
81 REGARDING Mexican relations and Soutt
|Testefn border interests. Other parties say
kosecrans desires to consult General Lee
nm the regard to the views and purposes
4 1d probable action of Southern Democrats
4 preliminary to a letter of advice tha
Rosecrans intends addressing to the Ger
6ans before leaving the country. Nothing
4 positively known beyond that Rosecran
Ioes TO Virginia to see General Lee.
A collector for New Orleans not We
|lmed.
General Rosecrans left this morning TO
la White Sulphur Springs, Virginia.
On the same train and in social compan.
|lth General Rosecrans were Generals EW
n, Longstreet, and Hunton.
General Lee is at White Sulphur Springs
General Rosecrans returns on Thursday
Yesterdays rumor that the French an.
Prassian legations had received warlike ad
hices is pronounced in the proper quarter
DOo absurd for contradiction.
Berthemy says France had loaned larg
kums TO Austria and Italy for railroad pul
boses, and the return of this money at
6ounts for the accumulation OF bullion /
Die Bank of France.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-19
and MEXICO.


EfaytIen War Vessel Captured, With
saInave's Wife-Salnave ImprisOns
the Pruaslan AAlnIster-Bembardme
Of POrt-au.Prinee Threatened-Vera
Cruz Filled with AAaleOntents-Cuban
Passengers ImprIsOned There.
HAVANA, August ls.-Salnave intends
coming here. A war vessel, with Salnave's
wife and Minister of War, had been cap.
lured
Galnave had imprisoned the Prussian, and
threatened the British Minister. The
British man.ofwar Favorite was preparing
to lombard Port-au.Prince.
Operations against the rebels in the State
ofYera Cruz have failed. The city Of Vera
Cruz was filed with malcontents, and the
city authorities had suspended their func-
tlOns. Passengers arriving from Cuba,
unless known to be neutral in politics, were
Imprisoned. Colonel Jimenes, and General
Alaaorre were expected at Vera Cruz with
Endorsements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-19

MISCELLANEOUS.
Fire In PhIIa eneraI StOneman',
Instructions In Reference to Railroad
Payments


Instructions In Reference to Railroad
Payments
PHILADELPHIA, August ls.-A fire occurred
last night, destroying the houses of Collins
X Robb with 200, 600 pounds shoulders, 700
packages lard and hams, smoked beef, etc.
Bullock Brothers with $50 sacks fine wool,
and Messrs. Cleghorn with list Of cotton.
RICHMOND, August 1S.-General Stone
man has issued an order directing the
Auditor of the State TO receive from rail
roads indebted to the State the whole or
part of their debt to be paid in current
funds, or in State bonds at par the amount
of bonds received not to exceed twothirds
of the total payment made by any road,
The whole amount due from roads is about
$500, 600.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, August Is, 6 P. NJ
Barometer 1880. Wind south and light; ;
weather stormy.
Arrived: Steamship I. C. Harris, Talbot,
from Brazos Santiago with SllG.s30 in
specie, to C. A. Whitney & Co. Schooner
Times, Moore, seven days from Corpus
Christi, in ballast, bound tc Pensacola, put
in for water. No departures.
VIoKsBURG August lS.-Passed up: Mollie
Able at P. NJ. Down: Quitman at 7 P. NJ.
River falling slowly.
ST. LOUIS, August 1S.-River stationary.
LOUISVILLE, August lS.-River falling
with four feet in the canal. Weather
cloudy and warm.
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IMPORTANT oRDnK.
To Onieers Commanding POsts-DOmesti'
Disturbances or lnsurreetiOns.

Disturbances or lnBurrectiOns.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans, La August Ia. Isls.
General Orders No. 3.
In order to carry out the instructions
from the Secretary of War relative to the
assistance to be afforded by the troops on
duty in this department to the civil author
titles in case of domestic disturbances or in
surreetions arising therein, officers COM
manding districts, detachments, and posts
will be governed by the following direc.
tions:
Every officer will keep himself well in
formed Of the condition of affairs in his vi
cinity. Should necessity arise which in
his opinion would render the services of
troops requisite he will Immediately cons
municate by telegraph witA these headquar.
tiers, stating the essential facts in the case,
and asking for the necessary instructions
for his government.
Under no circumstances will any inter
ference of tho military with the civil au-
thoriaies be permitted; nor win the services
Of the troops be made use Of unless upon
special Instructions, previously communi-
cated, in each case, from these headquarters.
By command Of Breyet Major General r.
G. Buchanan.
THOMAS II. NELL,
Major Twentieth Infantry, Brevet BrigadieI
General. U. s. A., A.A. A. G.
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EUROPE.

Alliance between France and Switzer-
land not FavOrabIy Entertained-GOv-
erament Candidate for French Legls-
iature beaten by Eleven Thousand.
BERL1N, August 16.-It is officially an
bounced that the Government of Switzer
land will summarily reject any proposal of
France looking to an alliance with that
bower
/ LoNDoN, August 1s.--A letter from Rio
hays the new cabinet and the people Of Bra
M favor peace.
The Argentine republic has annulled the
protocol Of the new treaty of alliance with
Brazil.
PARIS, August ls.-The government can
didate for Legislature from Jura was beaten
BY eleven thousand majority.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-19
P. L. DUFRESNE,
A. TUREAUD,
e. H0NORE,
@. r NAV

Committee on Ways and Means.
In connection with the above report the
Committee ON Ways and Means under sus-
pension of the rules offered the following
bill, which underwent its first and second
readings, and was made the special order Of
the day for tomorrow at halfpast twelve
o'clock P. NJ. in Committee of the Whole:
An act for the relief of the widow OF Thomas
A. Montague.
WHEREAS, The widow Of Thomas A. McIl-
tapue is in destitute circumstances on ac-
count of the death of said Thomas A, Mon
tague. a pilot, who lost his life by the
burning of the steamer Fashion while hero
ically endeavoring TO preserve the lives OF
her passengers,
Be iI enac ted by the Senate and House Of
REPRESENTATIVES of the State of Louisiana in
General assembly convened, That the sum
of three hundred dollars be paid annually
from the treasury Of the State to the widow
of Thomas A. Montague, deceased, so long
as she may remain widow, and that the
said sum shall be paid on the warrant Of the
said widow, countersigned by the Auditor.
ont of any money in the treasury not other.
wise appropriated; the first warrant to be
drawn on the passage of this act, and Che
further warrants to be drawn during the
month OF January Of paeh sacGeedine war
-s,<.n-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-19
HOUSE OF HEpREsENrAr1vE..
Foriy-Fourth Days Session,


TUESDAY August Is, 1865.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Lowell in the chair.
The roll being called ffty.nine members
answered to their names:
Speaker Lowell, Abbot, Alexander, An
toine, Bennett, Buckingham, Brewster,
Barbee, Collins, Calhoun, Carr, Cureu,
Cuny, Dupre, Dupart, Gugonet, Gair, ,Guidry.
Hill, Haskell, Honore, Harper, Hutchinson,
Holland, Hall, Heidenhain, Isabelle, Lee,
Leroy, Lott, Landers, Morris, Mollere, Nc
Cullen, Mahier McMillen, McVean, Melvin,
Mansion, Morey, Morand Matthews, Pearee,
Page, Pierce, Raymond, Rey, Slatou, Ster.
rett, Tureaud, Umphreys Walsh, Washing
ton; Wren, Il. Williams, N. Young, Yorke,
D. Young-59.
Prayer by Rev. Mr., Stubs.
On motion of Mr.. Rey, Of Orleans, the
reading of the journal was dispensed with.
Several motions to suspend the rules in
order to introduce resolutions failed to pre-
vail.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Ways and Means sub
mitted the following report, which was
received and accepted:
New ORLEANS, August II, 1865.
To the Honorable the House of Representatives of
the General Assembly OF Louisiana:
Your committee would respectfully urge
that pension of three hundred dollars per
annum be granted Mrs. Laura Montague,
widow of Thomas A, Montague, to continue
during her widowhood, and payable annu-
ally upon her own warrant, indorsed by the
State Auditor, for the following reasons, to
wit:
That the said Thomas A. Montague, de-
ceased, was pilot of the steamer Fashion at
the time of the burning of that boat, and
nobly remained at his post of duty and
sacrificed his own life in order to save the
lives Of passengers; that even when advised
by brother officers TO ''leave the wheel; you
can do no good, "he heTOicslly declared his
intention to remain until the boat struck
the bank, and it became too late for him to
escape the devouring flames
Your committee believe that such self
sacrificing devotion deserves recognition
from the State, and that the encouragement
of similar spirit among those engaged in
river navigation (who form so numerous
and respectable an element Of our popula-
tom. will prove the best guarantee of 1afety
to travellers which can possibly be devised.
A. L. LEE,
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LOUISIANA GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

Senate Proceedings Yesterday.
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METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT BILL,
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Major Twentieth Infantry, Brevet Brigsdier
General, U. s. A., A. "A. A, G,
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4 Young GENTLEMAN, 70 YEARS OF AGE, MOE
~ looking, highly respectable, wishes pretty and accom-
not over "a years Of age. Address Willie u. Cayons Hart
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90 FIFTH AyENUP.-ELEGANrLY FURNISHED
Le) and delightfully."- located Rooms fronting Firth
for desirable persona who wish board References
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FOR SALE.

4 RARE CHANCE.-NRAT FRUIT AND CONFEC
"A onrry Store good location, low rent for sas cheap
AnplY a 496 Sixth avenue.
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DIST STREET-AN ELEGA ANT SUITE OF FURNISHED
III Rooms, being the entire second floor rent, with
Board rst house private table II desired 70 wes.
Twenty street.
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On wrsT TWELFTH STREET, FIFTH DOOR FROM
~ Fifth avenue near Demonicos and the Breyoor
House, large handsomely furnished Paror aud Bedroom
and large single Room to let 10 gentlemen only, without
board. keferenoes exchanged.
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90 EAST TWENTIETH STREET, TWO DOORS EAST
AD OF Broadway.-p ri ate family will let Paror Floor
four rooms with without private table, references
changed.
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10 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
= and Notwithstanding furnished Rooms,
IN singy, with Board, house entirely hrst
class; references exchanged.
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81 WEST E1GHTEEETH sTREET-Two ELEGANTLY
~ furnished Rooms, on second door, TO let with Board;
first class In every respect.
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DIST STREET. LARGE ROOM, NICELY FURNISHED
IL uniurnshed hot and cold water, ire; also back
paror and ball ROOM with without Board. POS West
Twenty lrst street.
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IT ABINGDON sQUARE.-FuRNIShED ROOMS IN A
small private family; Parior Floor to let also other
Rooms ~ - week. Cars pass the door. Convent
ent 10 all palts Of the city
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OK WEST TwENTY.THIRD STREET.-THE LET, WITH
etD Ioard, Psrlor Extension DOR az S40
70. Also Largo back Room second foor al $50 for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12

IA GOLD NO. So NINTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
suite sagy, ard single Rooms, with Board. Refer
exchanged.
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lc WEST FOURTEENTH sTREET.-RooMs, FL
10 suite and singlv, to let with Board, to families
single gentlemen; reference.
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EiT Connections made at Hamden Junction with
Trains of Portsmouth Branch.
Close connections made ut Cincinnati with all
Western trains, and at Parkersburg with the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad. 0RLAND SMITH,
Master Of Transportation.
Chillcothe, o., Dec. 20, 1SG7. has
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sell these Pens; also Booksellers, Slalloners, md
Merchants generally. One box assorted samples
cent by mail, post paid, for 20 cents. Price list To
Agents furnished on application. Liberal dis
count to the trade.
The Golden Pens will last from 8 to . times
longer than the best Steel Pens, hence they are
the cheapest Pens in the murket.
j. H. eObURN, 1856 Vine Street. Cincinnati,
Ohio. Sole Agent for the West and Souh!S
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-05-21
Stock valued at $2O0,OOO
SaleSrOOmS, 30 HanOyerSt., Boston,

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