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LIFE OF MARX NJ. PoMERoY-A Representa-
tive Young Man of America: Prepared
by Mrs. Mary E. Tucker, with steel
portrait. New York; G. w. Carleton.
New Orleans: A. Eyrich; cloth.
What Trains letters, the Chinese grip
wagon and Moody's telegraph post signs
are in their connection, this biography of
Brick Pomeroy is in another We would
be among the last to admit any such per-
sonage to be representative man of
America. That he has been successful in
the acquisition of wealth could be said of
many bad men as well as good ones; it is
only the means by which position and
wealth are acquired that give respectable
ty to their possessor. Judged by this
standard, we find little in Mr.. Pomeroy to
admire; both his mind and manners are
sadly lacking in polish, and there
is brutal vulgarity which betrays itself in
all his writings, making him an example
for young mems avoidance rather than
their guidance. The biography, violating
every principle Of good taste, as it does in
its publication alone, may be regarded as
creditable piece of pnfery. 1t is evenly
written, and succeeds in making the most of
poor material. 1t is, moreover, probably
as notable for what it omits from Mr..
Pomeroy's life, as what it preserves. Among
the former we miss one little incident oc-
curing few years ago in Memphis, and
are thankful for it. We do not imagine
Mr.. Pomery as being much worse than
other people, but we certainly do not ad-
nit his claims to being considered better,
as paraded in his ''life." In view of his
lack of experience, and abundance of good
luck, a little modesty would rebound much
more TO his credit than its violation by the
publication of such work. We are sorry
we can not commend it to general circula-
ton
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TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH
4 PANH;-A new enterprise, to be known y \
National Telegraph Company, has been orn,s
with valuable franchises conferred by a recert AMI
Congress. for the purpose of establishing ~ 81
Lines OF Telegraph on all the principal railroad. Y
mail routes in the United States. The stoeE y y
issued upon the same principle as that OF tbs ~
chants Union Express Company, which rsoi y,
e t6s oPerasons: The desgn is to Inter.
This is done, not 50 much to dispc Of the staIpt
i is to secure the business of the country tbsa
The capital is to be $4,000 600 in 10000 sb,,.
the par value of 500 per share. but the ny.
smonnt 70 be paid in cash is s3s psr ahare ssS
amount IS to be paid as follows: One per ~.
the par at the time Of subscribing and no mag Usa
til the entire amount has bsen subsoribed an
on the calls to be made by the Board of Dire
When thrtyve per cent u te G ban
shares has been paid, certificates Of stocE vi,
capital of 50 SOC, 900, which will be suf6cienv q
pills tie lines to all or nearly all the paying "
reached by the present monopoly "l
The present Telegraph Companies of the oor
have been consolidated into one huge mo Sua
and are now earning six millions Of dollars NJ, Y
OF Of ever one hundred per cent on the actuaeM
over one thousand per cent. II : / = sAs
The National Telegraph. Company have an..
ton from the United states Government ofSsE
portance OF their enterprise, with grant of ~.
valuable franchises ever conferred upon a telsn
company. NO competing line has ever MI
mgnts nov etanseo BY Congress to this Comps
mali route in the United States. The poS,.
TINS Company differs from that Of any Oompss,s
M. organlzed. The question Of the RI
The stockholders of this Company can poth.
o t - OF transferred to any other Company. mn
OF Congress under which this Company has ~.
granted. er1a
Calls on Stockholders will be as follovs viz,
per cent at the time of subscription. and snnbs.
calls not exceeding FIVE PER CENT Der Innr,ts ~
Will be made by the Directors from time to tn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-30

The performance at the Varieties viii be
changed every night this week. THIS
evening 4Uhder the Gas Light" which
most Of the theatEe-goers of this city have
Aeen during the three weeks Of its triumph,
which many will see egsin, and hundreds
of others have not seen, but win witness
S 's.ss. a me PSI a nos "a w nslr
fearful speed, these are oil speciacles that
have the appearance o. reality. To-mor-
row evening the beautiful Irish drama of
@Arrah-NerPogue.p Wednesday, evening
the romantie drama ofihe Marble Heart"
Both Of thsee plays are familiar to the
patrons Of the Varieties and they are each
suEe to gil the house.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-30

If corruption and vice mast rule and
ruin us, as it has other nations, may the
last refuge of public. virtue be at the CAPT
tai and its bruised and shrinking form
finally cover in the halls of legislation, or
in the chambers of the Judiciary or at last
in the plain white mansion of the Presi
dent of the Republic
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SIX OF THOSE FLOWING

BOSOM SHIRTS, IN BOX, FOR 50.
Six Fine Puff Bosom SHIRTS in box for ..... So
Six Small Plated Linen Bosom SHIRTS, in box,
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Six Extra Large SHIRTS, in box for ........... 10
Look at them in the window. at the corner of st.
Charles and Canal streets. Gentlemens Furnishing
Goods generally equally cheap.
N B.-No house in this city can undcrsell us.
no3o 2t2dp LEIGHTON & HAYMAN.
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st. Charle. Theaare.

Last evening the closing night of Miss
Price in her great character of HELEN Roles
ton she was more warmly applauded than on
any previous occasion. Her friends, who
are almost numberless, seemed bound that
she should carry with her pleasant r mem-
brances, and it must have been impressed
upon her mind that her talents were Justly
estimated. One evening last week a
well-known writer of the daily press re-
marked with irrepressible enthusiasm
while the parting scene on the island be-
tween HELEN RoIleston and John Hazel was
being played, "That's acting !" Last even
ing it was quite amusing though little
annoying to listen to the conversation of
an elderly gentlemanin back seat directly
facing the stage. "Do either of you three
gentlemen use tobacco ? Excuse me, but
l never was so riveted to a play. One of
you looks like gentleman l knew in Ar
kansas After briefinterval he addressed
himselfto another person in the audience:"I
have been going to theatres twenty years,
aud lnever was SO rivete1 before as with
this play" When, on Arthur Wardlaw's
demand for the proofs OF his guilt, Helen
RolIestoae rushed into his presence and con-
founded the guilty man with proof after
proof in detail, the elderly gentlemen
turned to the manager of the Varieties
theatre, who happened to be sitting near
him, and said Excuse me, but never was
so riveted by aplay beforew Others are
Nrivetedn in the same manner by Miss
Price. who may properly be designated
the "Queen of the Stage" She enters upon
an engagement at Galveston.
This evening Mr.. G. W. Couldock and
Miss Q. Cculdock, in the HWillow Copse.p
The drama of Dora in which the Coul-
docks have been much admired elsewhere.
is in rehearsal and will soon be given with
new scenery and appropriate appoint
ments.
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BOARD OF THE COMMISSIONER,
OF THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBTS OF NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS October q, 1868.
By virtue of the 37th section an act entitled AN
Act to Consolidate the City of New Orleans, and
Provide for the Government and Administration of
its Affairs" approved February g. 1882 and for the
purpose of funding the debt of the late Muncipali
ty Number Two, falling due on the sixth December
pro1imo, sealed proposals will be received at this
Office for the exchange of the 63 s1ty.three Bonds
OF $1,000 each, issued by Municipality Number Two
to the City Bank, for Consolidated Bonds of the
City OF New Orleans, dated December l. 1853 having
twentyfour years to run, with interest coupons at
ached thereto at the rate of six per centum per an
mum. payable semiannually in the city of New York
Proposals to be Endorsed "oHer for Exchange of
Bonds" to be opened on the first day of December,
1868, at twelve O'Clock NJ, and addressed to O. De.
Buys, Secretary, Boom No. q City Hall
By order of the Board.
Oe29 no90 o. DEBUYs, Secretary,
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have to add that never visited General Rous.
seaus headquarters except on business and in the
interests of peace and order nor have ever uttered
the expression attributed to me in the interpolated
paragraph Of the report.
The paragraph referred to is so vulgar in language,
and 50 evidently false and malicious, and its accusa
tons 50 contrary to my known principles and habits
that it is only necessary to add that so far as il
ates to me it is wholly and entirely untrue and that
those from whom it emanated are guilty of willful
and malicious fasehoods.
Very respectfully,
M, A, SOUTHWORTH
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eleven o'clock.

CREDIT SALE OF DEsTlLLERY.-We are
requested to call attention to the sale at
auction to be made by the Sheriff to.mor
row at halfpast ten O'Clock A. NJ, on the
premises, of the contents Of distillery,
situated at the corner Of Julia and Basin
streets, First District.
For particulars and terms see advertise
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-30

George E. Bovee, Esq, Secretary of
State for Louisiana, certainly intended to
perpetrate joke on the Rev, E. Robbins
of Shirley, Massachusetts, when he wrote
to that gentleman most touching and
pathetic appeal to have him return six
hundred and forty pages of "the rubbish of
the past" captured by the Union forces
when they entered Baton Rouge in 1862.
When it is known that the most of this
manuscript volume is in French and has
been published, it can not be considered
other than practical joke for the Secretary
of State to write to have it brought back
here at the public expense to lumber up
the already crowded shelves of The State
Department. Our friends of the Picayune
and Bulletin have been made victims of the
joke, for they have styled this worthless
menento Of the past "valuable property
They no doubt will hold the Secretary of
State responsible for getting the laugh on
them.
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LOUISIANA STATE BONDS.

STATE TREAsuRER's OFFICE,
New Orleans. La, December l.ls6s. !
notice is hereby given that the coupons for inter.
est on all outstanding Bonds of the State that ma
turs during the year 1893 will be paid as they fall
due. at the Banking House of Pike, Lapeyre 4
Brother New Orleans.
r.. AN. DUBUCLET,
no50 It State Treasurer
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-30

We have received an invitation to be
presented at the opening and dedication OF
the Touro Infrmary, corner OF Galennie
and Levee streets, next Sunday morning at
eleven o'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-30

Montevideo must be lively sort of place.
An American gentleman residing thera
writes that in addition to the standing iuxu-
ries Of balls, theatres and cock fights, the
municipality arranges Il to have a horse
race, q bull Sight, or balloon ascension,
nearly every Lords day, to which the popu-
latlon crowd in almost countless aumbers
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CARD FROlIT Dr. sOUTHW0RTHs
NV oaLrAlsa. I.... Norsmhsr % lsea

u INV YRLkAhl, La, November 90 l5l5.
EDITOR REP uBnfcAN FN ~
SIR inclOssd hettelegxam forwarded from
Washington on the twenty-eighth instant by the AS
ISOLATED Press Agent and here yesterday
containing what pufpoTts an extract ir0n the
New York "Herads'' version of Major General
Rousseau report to General Grant, in the follow.
ing note to General Rousseau, and append his
reply.
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r OUIsIANA STATE aEMANAl
Near Alexandria, L4Onislana,
Founded and Supported by the State of "a

The next session begins September 7,
closes june 20, 1869.
Faculty consists Of a full corps OF able in,
in all branches OF Literature and Scienol
taught IN the best Colleges and Uuiversitisl
Course Of Study embraces a Preparaio'
Academic Department, including a Literal
tihc, and Optional Course, a Special Schoa
Engineering and Commercial School.
Terms-Eor all expenses, except olotht
S9O4 payable in advance. balance in esuAl
January frat, and April first.
Cadets received at any time during Thu
and charged from date of entrance. Adds
lu27 ly d. f. BOYD. Superint
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OFFICE OF THE KEooRDI

OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS,
~ 81. AnthOny's Alley, near the
ONCE,
Between Chartres and Royal stree
The public are hereby notified that accl
the provisions of an act providing for the I'd
Of births and deaths, the birth of every chill
the city and parish Of Orleans, on both sid
river Mississippi, must be duly REGISTERED
above office. The declaration for registry
made by the father, or in case that is imp1
by anv other person present at the birth. 4
son neglecting to comply with said act Is III
penalty not exceeding ten nor less than fivl
The above mentioned law will be strictly
l.. PESS
aule en- Recorder of Births and.
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NEW ORLEANS, La, November 20. 1863
M. A. soUTHwORTH.

-. NEW ORLEANS, La, November 30, 1858.
NJ. A. Southworth, Esq:
SR-Your note Of to-day is Just received. and in
reply have to sayathat the paragraph you inciose
forms no part of my annual report to General
Grant. have the homer etc..
.t.. .... LOWELL Ii. ROUSSEAU.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EMI3RANTS, LABORERs
u CHANCES.

As many emigrants are now arriving IN
rope, parties wishing farm laborers, mecrl
house servants, will DO we'll to call at the Bl
OF IMMIGRATION, liz Customhouse strss
Orleans, or send their address, with descrgl
the kind of abor required. Persons wis hingI
ment may also avail themselves of its advantsl
The Chief Of the Bureau is preparing for !
ton at an early date q report upon the resod
Lonisians, especially her Agricultural, COM
and manufacturing resources, and would ID
obligations for any new or pnusnAl infuI
upon these subjects. The results of indiNi.
especially desired.
fIf JAMES o. NoYEsI
Chief of Bureau Of Immir
nol3 eodlm
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Is likewise an excellent article of choice Virginia
Tobacco, OF a heavier body than the former,
And hence much cheaper in price; nevertheless
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 3d. 1858

rey, although carrying thirty-one pounds
more than either competitor, proved him
self in endurance q. worthy son of Lexing-
ton. AT the signal to start all got off we'll
together, Shutdown q little in advance,
Bayonet second and Gilroy third. This
order was observed till the halfmile
pest was passed, when Gilroy chal-
lenged 'Bayonet, passed him, and
made for SHUTDOWN, This, however, he
did not accomplish until they neared the
second string; but in the third mile things
changed. There was some good running
now. Shutdown worked hard to head Gil
roy; ia the mean time Bayonet started like
rocket, passed both, and came under the
string a length. ahead, followed by Sun
down, second, and Gilroy last. Time 6 90.
TIL second heat was very different, Bayo-
net stock having gone up rapidly. There
was no call for the others, the additional
weight on Gilroy particularly placing him
on the black book. At the start Gilroy
showed himself ahead, Shutdown second
and the favorite length behind. During
the race the positions remained near the
same, but coming home on the third mile
Bayonet passed Shutdown, made for Gilroy,
| and both came under the string neck and
neck. No one could tell hardly who
showed ahead, but by superior management
of Gilroy's rider. he just forced his horse on
the last jump. winning the heat by half
neck. Time GA.
The hackers OF Bayonet seemed disposed
to hedge. But little betting was done and
little interest in the race except as to the
result, by those with heavy stakes, was
evinced, for the last third heat was run in
the dark. How it was run we can only
say that the Judges decided in favor of the
Alabama horse, Louisiana second and Mis-
souri, third. Time: 6:244.
SUMMARY:
FIRST DAY, SATURDAY, November 2s.-First
Rdce.-Stake for all ages, one and half
miles, entrance $50, P. p, Club to add
$3.50, to carry 100 pounds.
J. Nelligan's b. b. Bismarck, by Licking
ton, dam by Glencoe, 6 y. o., H. Dur.
E. Warwick's c. b. Transit, by Bleak.
wind, dam Prairie Flower, by Sover-
eign, Miller. ................... 81
@. A. Hamiltons oh. h. Tom Green, by
MemnoG, dam by Tempest, ]. Cakes. 8
Time: 3:024.
Second Rdce.-State Post Stake, three
mile heats, entrance s250O, D. D., the
Club to give $1,000 and plate valued at
$1,000.
Alabama's b. C. Bayonet 8 Y. O., by
Lexington, da II by Yorkshire,
SO pounds, C. Miller. ..... al
Lousiana's b. b. Gilroy, y. o., by
Lexington, dam Magnolia by
Glencoe, l24 pounds, j. Ford 3 l p
Missouri's CHI. C. Shutdown, > Y. o.,
by Uncle Vic, dam imp. Sunny
South, by Birdcatcher, SO
pounds .....,.............. 2 8 8
Time-6:28-6:l4-
We will here say that, considering the
of the weather, there was a
large attendance of both sexes. ALI ap-
peared to enjoy the sport, and as to the ar
of the managers too mncn
praise can not be given. We can not help
thinking over last Saturdays races of the
many faces present who figured for nearly
twenty years in our remembrance as the
fathers of the Metairie. Time has dealt
gently with them, if there is a vacant
chair here and there.
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