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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-01
ERIE RAILwAx.

GREAT BROAD GAUGE DOUBLE TIN
NJ. route 70 new York, Boston. and New Epai
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FnoM
DunEirk 70 New York. ..........,.,,,... srh II
SsIamsh e 10y 10 Es% vor
/ And Is from twenty-five to Twenty.seyien III
| -, the shortest routo. I
AL trans run directly through to New York.
From and after Aprii q, issI. StsS win 4
IN connection with All western lines AZ follows;
t,s fso, DTT IS;d.s AND sALAANcA-By New
| go A; M: ExPREss MAIL, from Dunkirk q
seaoeps Snnqayse Stops at Salamanca 10 A. Mll
Rxprsss Mail from ButfaiS' md sr nlSn II
s; 5ss 3 t. IL LIiszra1Fe Exsazss. from s.l.u
The 220 train from Baaio, and srTyss a
1db p. III NEW Yoax NIeHr ,,xppvss ,,or,
Rirk Except Hundaysl. Stops &C Sslhrnsnes MI
r.; Hlssn i:s 20 n, tsnpPeE uEnsrs Sb
eonnectlng with afternoon trains and eteaIned
bQston and New England cities.
c. LEON s BgI1ALo-Byn New York time from.
s:a5 AZ M. NEW YoRT BAY az - ExssGss tsuus
sAoepSeo.l stops at Hornellaville Q .i3 Al. Nj M
p h S1 1anpsa1l gag NJ dinner. Turnsl
e. Oonnects at GreaE Bend with DsIIvl
~. ,;.SI and Western Railroad, and al ID
h.s1soAd for Philaesiphia, Baltimore. and IL
80 4. III. Express Man. II, ia Av =, = ~ ~,
vile daily except Fundays Ar1i Eon f M Mo-
q 700 A. A. Qonno6ts Il FIfsifae III VI No,ll
Ssnsrsi ksalsPsd for HeFisbuTE PhiiadslpSiS
- Z. n. IddHZETNQ ExpRsss. dsupasva
cspte0, stops At Hofneilsviile 6:2S p Nj tsa1rIb1
fsa asr fs. IA New York ct 100 4. N. Gomez
JEssS Rscad Tor BaIRmore pnd Trsin Tor
~ ~. NY aqEk With Morning EEpsssa lTain foF Bi
$40 r. NJ. new VSSiu lq,s...., -. n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-01

The P. NJ Train from the Lake will not go be-
yond the Passenger Depot at the head Of Elysian
Fields street.
The Horse.car will leave the city at A. NJ, and
the Lake at 10 M and can not for the present run
beyond the Old Depot
Fort convenience Of BAthers and Fishing Par.
ties, Steam Train viii leave the New Depot at 4
O'Clock Sunday mornings. An extra trip will also
be run at O'Clock in the day.
All Trains are expected to reach the Passenger
Depot on Elysian Fields street in about twenty-sx
minutes after having left the New Depot
The Oompany's rates Of Fare and Of Toll remain
UNCHANGED.
Adults will be taken to the Lake aud back ON
THE SAME DAY for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Children under twelve years of age will be charged
TEN CENTS.
Freight will be carried at the rate of l2ls cents
dry barrel. T
The fall penalty of the law will be invoked against
all parties who may obstruot the track or may at.
tempt to hang on or car steps.
- GEORGE PANDELY,
SIG General Superintendent.
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Monetary and Commercial
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
FRIDAY EVENING, July 81 ls6s

N
FRIDAY EvENISGs July 81. 1865.
The commercial week closes without any material
change in the money market proper. in which, how
ever, there,is very little movement, there being a
scant supply OF the only descrip ions of paper which
capitalists are vii ing TO accept. Street are
cured by satisfactory collateras and IA for md
grades, and at lO@l2 q cent u annum for Al mort
gage paper second class ruling at l29l5. TIE offer
ngs OF business paper at the banks limited and
all that are approved are read ly discounted. The
banks also lend freely for short periods on solid col
laterals
Gold opened at l45lkal459S against 1857 at Nav
York;, and after sales high as 1l5S settled down
under later telegrams and closed at l447G9n5lS.
The business Included $500 at l45, 5000 at 1857.
S2C00 1000, 1000 1000 1000, and Is 900 at 1851 aud
Sl3 600 000 310 and 5000 at l45S The only sale of
silver reported $1,000 in American half dollars
e y, but smaller sums could have been had at
lars at l369l361, and Mexican dollars at l4s curren.
Cyl and e cent premium in gold
Foreign exchange continued without any move
ment except in bank bills the sales OF VIII ich nelud
ed $500 sterling at 100; $500 at HOE in gold; and
900 francs C20000 and 10000 at l35 Sterling
may be quoted at 1853 0l58h and 1853 for good to A
clear and l6O for bank; and francs at 3613 IS for
the former and Sk9s6216 for the latter. =
Domestic exchange was quiet with limited offer
iDgs. and no material change in rates The banks
checked on New York at u D cent premium and the
sales Of commercial included 5000 Boston SIGHT Al
par; $500 and $4,000 New York sight at par; 5000
e. cent premium ,G M $500 At 900 private
$ll. 010 ten days sight also at par.
The only sales Of stocks reported were 100 ehares
Bank OF New Orleans at $31 50-subsequently resold
at $50 One leyee State bond sold AZ s. hut efFers
Of b6k were refused; and at the close they v-ere
quoted % t61z 9b7 In State warrants we noticed a
sale Of 5000 at the advanced rats Of Co. They are
now heid higher un der the anticipation of some ac
slon oy the stnte Legislature in their favor We
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-01
RAILROADS..

~.
- ''"N 'nuA y " Duii' snaii Do nrS'-ciAse
az sDsks ~ w ''as SANG
- - A.s 's's - inOn''' A"e
:. y '"'sAss p'uAus Sei
40
.'s -, y o'-s@.0 '"e"'el'eS 20 com
- --.'1'' anu nave y
- " 'Ho -Sspin1
80 S''--'s "l'- 'n' -'u''ol '0Au az OF near
VA " ''~'S '''N- 0"'' VI signing ing
- Ous. " insure 'n' iA.Sn'ui performance q
- - -. 'I.s 80 .'- ~ A"'U y
..,i.,.c,0r. >, M ,.' :, 60
'.1-'' '''~-''' ~ '-e 00'i'i"o'i'N Vi 'He o"@ro
,D,- -. 4
AAe company reserves 'ne rient 70 reject any
ana al DIGS
Another proposition, and for which proposals are
also invited is to lease the road including dsnots
stations. rolling stock atc t-o, AIu,sr. ouo.,.A
" 49,. =. ~ oppo''''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-01
CANAL AND CLAIBORNE STREETS
RAILROAD.
A New Route to the Lake.

A New Route to the Lake
Commencing on SUNDAY, July 10, 1858, the
steam trains on the PontchArtrain Railroad both
to and from the Lake, will connect at Claiborne
street with the cars Of the CANAL AND CLAl.
BORNE STREETS RAILROAD COMPANY.
passing through spacious and parklike avenues to
Canal street corner of Rampant,
Time from Elysian Fields to Rampant street, TWEEN.
tyfve minutes. From Claiborne street to the Lake,
twelve to fteen minutes.
RICHARD j. EVANS,
lg206t Superintendent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-01
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

w. xsLukIsB RRG-stasmer Gsnl Quitman-7 bales
2osss Meoins-lls pkgs fruit Conrad Streedsr-l5s
80 Jno Burnett &co2i 10 order--3 j tjritfiinlT AZ
earbrini PetrOvieh- L GrSnde-s AZ Mar az
Ling !. hopkins 4cs-s Labusguers5 pkgs fruit
"A = pennTsS &so-l x X Renaud-1 Frank-iF
y , DSvisl 4 Megegl ARtncon-i Or Brickeil-
y Bercer &co--so bxs pipes Mptual Insurancs Oo-S
kegs aru bbs tongues bbis pork to bis earfhpn
Here y 4 Hendef son--e2 bbls lime II Del Bonded
cq-soo9 bnis lime kearney, Blois Aco-2l0 bbis lime
y klfnArual-lhO SKIS cotton seed G. ENirchld-q1 al
Aaalge-x % Marx-sundriea to order-Total, 3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fiicker-s pIFes eeea Ia
saree bales moss bbls potatoes Is sks DO ssoes
q masler-z bales moss plgs eggs coop TesltIy to
ha9ea = Pigs eggs Isrrsbonns Gourdain--1 do to
a Tefrebonne lido Il LacAssagaa-l do bhIs oninns
Coop pap5Eyy BPS potatoes sks petetqes n y
Observation-Disclosures 70 ozaer = u T -TNr~
b. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hetty Gilmoro-5 bxs eeRs
z cooRs poultry nevin-< bxs eggs 4 Surle-l do
"a ~ a9 Onsrot4 edls hides bxs eggs
4 eoops poultry Terrebonne--A bbs potatoes 10
SloDm &C., ao Bourssois6 bbls potatoes
JEFFKRSON-stea,ner, Riot,sa,,I- a ,..i.. 49,,
Joe HOY 9eo-li Do " bur1ridge AGO. bales wool
jos hoy aco-5 bales cottnn Jno fhalps Eeo-i do u
sp6sr Atya1er Seo=s sks saltpetre n Lewis &co-s
WIight Allen &co9 rolls leather sks feathers 1, n
3esls-iyh poop poaes Sno.lhAfze 4 Br0--lil hides
= hiekk dce-l bA9 frult W heody--i DO Wolf Gco
q DO % H = SchulnetsF-sundries 70 order-Tofa "a
IowEK coAsr-sss.mer Alos--sundriss to
T0HEFuEcTA RIVER-schoonor Rovsr---1so
obls aabd 10 Baxter Wilson y -
BY THE R1TIao4no
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-01

last evening for Boston via Havana, full Of freight
and the following passengers: a3i2a'ay A
For Bostoh-F ID OoIlins-~w 4 Flanders.
For Havana-Jno CailAhAn--Mr Kline-and others
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-01
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrival and Departure of Railroad
Tra1aE.
North and East via Jackson Railroad-Leave
daily at 4:3O P. NJ. Arrive aJ5:40 P. NJ
Galveston via Opelousas Railroad and steamer
from Brashear-Leaye foot of ST. Ann street Thurs
days and sundays at $50 a. N. Arrive Wednesdays
and Saturdays at p
Coast Steamers.
For Mobils-Steamer leaves Milneburg every day
arrival of p n. PontohartraIn cars.
For MObie-Propeller steamer leaves New Basin
every "Wednesday and Saturday at P. NJ
For Bay ST. Louis, Pass Christian. Mississippi
City Biloxi. and Ocean Springs-Steamer leaves
Milneburg Tuesdays and Thursdays on arrival Of
A. N. train; Saturdays on arrival of p NJ train.
going 10 Pascagoula
For Florida ports-Steamship from foot of Calliope
street on the 5th and 10th of every month.
For MadIsonville Vaudeville etc.-Steamer leaves
daily on arrival of 2. NJ train; Saturday, P. NJ
Sunday excursion, $50 ~
Ocean Steamships.
For New York-Cromwell line every Saturday at
For New York-Merchants' line every Saturday at
fP. NJ
For Baltimore and Havana-Steam ship from Jack.
son Square on the LIST and 18th of every month.
For Texas Ports.
For Galveston and Indianola-Morgan line foot Of
st. Joseph street, wednesday and Saturday at
a. N.
For Brazos Santiago-Morgan line, foot of st. Jo-
BeDh street, every Saturday at A M.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-01

fhere was decided improvement IN city treasury
noses tne sales $500 at the Advanced rsts
GEO 900 and 500 at 49, $500 Il aSjS So % f2O6d
zg1, and O0l at 81, and $500 early in the day Al d
counters at 5000 discount, and supplied the cur
rent demand from tai. yers at 3s4s7.
COUNT - 90 at 3Us, and S3p00 st 3bgS. The market
eiesed arm and rather buoyant. 80
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RAILROADS,

Observing CTTY TINE closely as possible, the
trains will run as follows; -a5aa-F-ar---laaa--.
Haiting at Canal street. at French Market at Old
Passenger Depot, and at Claiborne street)
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-01
STEAMERS LEAVING TODAY.

Rev York ........ GEN. GRANT, Quick, Pm.
New York;, GEO. WASHINGTON, eager, IA. N
81. Louis ........fRANK PARGoUD, 5P.M
st. Louis LIZZIE GILL O'Neal; 5 Pm.
Louisville. ......LEGAL TENDER, Roberts, P. II.
Jefferson ...... .RIcHMGsD, Boardman, p. N.
Red Rlver....... ST. NICHOLAS, Dowty, 5P. NJ.
Eatchez .......wnD WA soSER Richardson. 8 Pm
Vicksburg .-...... Gen. QUIrMAS, Leathers, P. N.
Texas. CLINTON. Beckett, 8 A. NJ.
Brazos Santiago. ST. MARY. Bourne, Sam.
Mobile ......,....MAu. BOAT, p M-Cars
Mobile. ......... .SARAH. Deering, P. M.-3asin.
Mandeyille. :. =. CAMELIA, Cozzens, P M.-Cars
Point Clear 49,. LAURA, Walker, u M.-Oars
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-01

'ahsl lsazlAAhsp George Washington, captsis es.
ger, sails this maFaing for New Kork direct. with
tall freight and ths following passengers.
yne lscl4ft .-Mfy MlIlands n-Aaiss A Bsaofseard
U e1 = peaufefarde Mie4 tIfzGsfald--F Didenirh--
4 enefninn- Mrs. Sylvester And thfss chlldfah-JD
4fef7ons-Q TaneF-f Haie-n Aiiahaii--C Espsann
y 11t1p l0n-aud elh1rl ID llosfst a. -
4ze asaAlship Eszslnstea. cssszlh Bsbstn. zzilsa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-01

o. p. LEVERICH,
President Bank of New York.
JOSEPH O. BUTLER,
president Lafayette Bank. Cincinnati, Ohio.
CHARLES PARSONS,
Cashier State Savings Association, St Louis. Mo.
GEORGE STURGIs.
President Northwestern National Bank. Ohieaso
Illinois, or to the undersigned, ~
jyl7eF t.rtFA. b, sEGER. PraaiAant
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-01

MQBILE-Steamer Frances-l00 empty half.bbls
Geo Eimer-9 crates grapes S II Ably &co-l bale Of
hides DO skins Z + Golsan &co--22 bxs cheese 70
Del Bondto-lz bdls paper Stevens A Seymour-lO
bales ospaburgs Lehman, Newgass &co-3 cases mdse
Keller bros-66 pkgs tobacco s HeTnsheifn--6 hhds
hsh 20 ordeF-l safes bxslmdss Southern Express--l
p s' Penn Psee 4 Nixons pkgs sundres r Pur-
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bT TIE RAILRoADB.

NEW 0RLE ANS. OPEhOUsAs AND GREAT
HAn1 KIN hA1LRoAD- III bale ee7f,56s
w Howell 9co--dQ kspotatoss Is Ikr oaions n
head cattle and sunafiSn 20 cfdsr =
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CATTLE MARKET.
Marine Intelligence.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,.
Saturday, August !, 1868. =
CLEARED YESTERDAY, -fi I
No clearances reported yesterday.
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fdl W., d 10 im5asehmant
ia, yea - ~ 'ss.lt P91il, & u -
s'53.' ''s4 W 2 SE2Al 1'a and Kenri-
Ise|ss htpi b i5E Il. II S IS 1''.'',
F8IE'I1l viii 5 s0It lstn lnasr. 8 49,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-01

LcoNrINuED FROM FIRST rAcE.1

STATE LIBRARY COMMITTEE Room,
New Orleans, July 30, 1855.
Speaker and Members of the
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lRRIVBD yesterday.

Ahhl WE'D fHSThKDAYi
Schooner Rover, Lemon, from Tchefuncta riyar To
Baxter Wilson-New Basin
sTEAMB0ATs. .r-
Grey Eagle. Be ancp. from Bayou Sara. /
Gen Quitmsn, LeatheEs, from Vioksburg
Flicker, Aucon from ThibodauX
Frances, Blakeslee. from Mopile I-8
-s Hettg Gilmore, King. from Lockport. --
Aloe, Radovieh. from Lower Coast.
Richmond, boardmAn, from Jefferson
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A Sad Story.

One Of the saddest stories we ever
read was that Of child in Switzerland
"a pet boy, just rs yours, reader-whom
his mother, one bright morning rugged
out in beautiful jacket, all shining with
silk and buttons, and gay as mothers
love could make it, and then permitted
him to go out and play. He had scarcely
stepped from the door Of the Swiss cot
tage, when an enormous eagle swooped
him from, the ground, and bore him to
his nest, high up among the mountains,
and yet within sight Of the house of which
he had been the joy. There he was kill
ed and deyoured, the eyrie being at a
point which was literally inaccessible to
man, so no relief could be afforded.
In tearing the child to peices, the eagle
so placed the gay jacket in the nest that
it became fixture there, and whenever
the wind blew it would futter. and the
sun would shine on its lovely trimmings
and ornaments. For years it was visible
from the lowlands, long after the eagle
had abandoned her nest. What a sight
it must have been for the parents of the
little victim.-Er.
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AND TRANSFORMING A
EDWARD ROWLAND.

In the preparation of this work the greateet care
has been taken to fully satisfy the public in regard
to Gen. Grants opinions the leading questions of
the day, and to present such an analysis of his ee
mentary character to demonstrate what the public
may rely upon in General Grant, whatever complica
tons our National affairs may hereafter assume,
while he holds an important position among the chief
executive forces of the country.
The silence reticence of Gen. Grant heretofore,
and which has been subject of so much comment,
and, not subsequently uncalled for curiosity will be
found thoroughly explained upon the score of the
most statesman-like prudence and wisdom.
Gen. Grant belongs to that class of great men
whose eoquence is expressed according to the De-
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rather than in words but he is not found wanting
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and emphatic style of utterance in language
In the general hubbub of politics when the small
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speak only when necessity commands, and apt to
be overlooked, or their silence is misinterpreted. 1t
is desirable, therefore, that rejecting peope-they
upon whose shoulders, more than upon any others,
the dignity and safety of the Republic after all de-
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enough at least to study and judge what may be ex-
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At Holly Springs. Miss. recently, Gen. J. L
Akron was urging the rebels not to vote down
the Constitution, as they could not tell what
would be the evil results. Preacher Martin
interrupted him with the remark. we'll risk it.,
With most whitening look Of sorrow and re
proach the General Akron replied: Yes,
you'll risk it, but remember, you risk it for me
- we'll rs for you. You risked it in 81, and you
risked it then for me as we'll as for you. My
sons ~ we'll as yours, came not back from the
wars; my fields Is we'll Is yours were desola>
ted; my property. - well IS yours WAS dss>
troysd.s ,ss7,s aisp sf = ssssaa
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Spicy Letter from Gov. Brownlow.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
KNoxvILLE, Tenn June 6.


KNOXVILLE, Tenn June 6.
ED1roRs PosT: The Hon. j. o. Pierce
having resigned as Judge of the Law
Court of Memphis, his resignation to
take effect after / shall have appointed
his successor, and after he shall have
qualified, take this method of saying to
the people of Memphis that will ap-
point his successor when it suits my con
venience, and not before. I know the
lawyers of Memphis, and if I can't find
one well qualified and truly loyal, can
import him from some other part Of the
State. This noticeis given to save ap-
plications the trouble of getting up let
ters and petitions. aA
rlas i'aa G.. W. BRowNLow,
Governor of Tennessee.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send fire
Of charged to all who desire it. the prescription Wits
the directions for making and using the simple remh
dy by which he cured of lung Affections and 70.
dread disease Consumption His only object ishat
benefit the afflicted and be hopes every sufferer q
try this prescription Il will cost them nOthiugwill
may prove blsaslug. Fiesse addrsss. .a-l Ids
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Fo.165 South Second Street. WillismsbufRh, NY.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-14

AND A STATESMAN !:

Being inquiry into his character, with special
regard his fitness for advanced posts in tempestu
GUS civil commotion. well in those Of actual
war;
AND TRANSFORMING A
ASA
succinct History of his Military and Civil
Career.
Derived to a great extent from sources hitherto
unexplored.