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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-24
oFFIcIAL JOURNAL OF The STATE OF LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST a. 1870

fish, and the table is profusely supplied,
but it is evident that the cook never heard
of Ude or SOyer. The rooms are capable of
accommodating large number OF guests,
there being over one hundred boarding
there at present. The numerous guests
meet, necessarily, only at meals, and as the
families are lodged each in it's own cot
tage, each is at as much liberty to choose con-
genial society, as persons who live In any
country village The place has the charac
ter of being exceedingly healthy, and it is a
saying among the permanent residents that
any one wishing to die must go elsewhere
to effect their purpose. The great draw
back is the mosquitoes, which, IN certain
conditions Of the wind, are poured upon
the island, and remain till the wind shifts
to the right quarter.
Healthy as Grand Isle is with its very supe-
rior facilities for bathing, the excellence and
plentifulness of the fish and oysters, and the
quantity of excellent fruit that can be raised
there, there is no doubt that the place, with
improvements and proper management,
would become the principal watering place
in the South.
Early Monday morning, the steamer hav-
ing, by the rise OF water, been enabled to
come to the wharf, we started on the return
trip, to the number of some forty, and
doubtless to the great grief of as many
hundreds of mosquitoes. The breeze was
fresh, the GOODNESS delightful contrast to
the voyage on Saturday. The trip was en-
livened by the addition to the company of
Spanish mackerel, who Oincautiously jumped
aboard the steamer, and was captured by
passenger, before he could retrieve his mis-
take He paid the penalty of his folly, like
Guatamozin, on the grid-iron. A young
alligator was the only being OF his kind
descerned on either trip. Something had
appeared to tickle his Imagination, for as he
half reclined on log, he was smiling ex-
tensiyely.
We have learned that Mr.. j. H. Harvey,
in connection with gentleman of capital,
is now negotiating for site on the island
whereon to build tirst-class hotel, capable
of accommodating at least six hundred per
sons: and there is every prospect that the
negotiation will be brought to a favorable
issue Mr. Harvey then proposes to build
an iron steamer of very light draught, capa-
BILE OF comfortably accommodating two hum
dred passengers. 1t is intended to build
such steamer for rate of speed to make
the voyage to Grand Isle in less than eight
hours, and to, make trips every day, and
from the light draught attained the vessel
can at all stages of water, go direct to the
wharf. instead of resOrting to the present
uncomfortable method of Hghtering.
Should the project here named be success
full. and the necessary stock be taken, it is
expected that the enterprise will be in sue
cessful operation as early as next May.
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W. Jasper Blackburn has already two pa
pers, the Homer Iliod and Magnolia Flower.
He now proposes to establish third paper,
to be called The Monroe Doctrine. 1t will
be published at Monroe, Ouachita parish.
Charles S. Blackburn, talented son of
Jasper, will be editor Of this new journal.
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Communicated
NEW ORLEANS, August %, 1870

NEW ORLEANS, August ., IoIU.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN,:
1 am empowered to nominate deserving
young man, in INDECENT circumstances, to a
beneficiary scholarship in the Medical Col.
iege, at Louisville. Kentucky. Further in
formation will be given at any time to any
person who desires to avail himself OF this
opportunity to acquire medical education
The applicant for the place must be resi-
dent Of the Second Congressional District.
L. A. SHELDON.
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STOLEN.

CTOLEN-FROM THE RESIDENCE OF THE
- undersigned during the year 1863, the following
certificates:
l. A CERTIFICATE of thirty shares of the Bank
of New Orleans, to the name of P. L. Bernard.
O. A CERTIFICATE of twelve shares of the Bank
of New Orleans, to the name of P. L. Bernard.
Application has been made for new certificates.
p L. BERNARD,
Corner st. Louis and Rampant streets
AM 2ta,u Sfu
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MADRID.
asures to Repress Revolutionary Out

Measures to Repress Revolutionary Out
breaks.
MADRID, August 23-The government
has taken measures to repress instantly any
revolutionary outbreaks.
The success Of the Prussian armies has
caused revival of the question of Hohen-
zollern's candidature. There are rumors
that Prim proposes submitting the question
to the people by means Of plebiscitum.
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BY TELEGRAPH. .
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

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he ADMITS HIS PAST DANGER
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Captain j. NJ. Whites Vicksburg and
Greenville packet Grand Era, will be in to-
day. She leaves every Thursday at P. NJ.
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BOARDING..

DOARD AND ROOlIS.-PARTIES DESIRING
ID to do so, may secure pleasant rooms and salts
factory board for the approaching season or for
short period in that elegant residence No az ca
rondelet street. Immediately. above Julia street
Apply on the premises aus I'm
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ID rooms with good board at six dollars per week
NAV be had by applying at l56 Carondelet street,
near Girod. Day boarders taken at $ls per month
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LOST.

II OsT OR MISLAID.-STOCK CERTIFICATE
IL No 81 Of the Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany issued to e. Z. Simmons, November 9, 1852
for 9l2 shares in the capital stock of said COMPANY
The public are hereby cautioned against negotiat
ing the same as application has been made TO the
company for o duplicate.
au24 II - f. F. WILDER Secretary.
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Fourth District Court.

Popp & Elliott VS.. S. Johnson and city of
New Orleans. garnishee.-ln this case the
following order has been made: On motion
of Koontz s. Elliott, attorneys for plain
tiHs in the above entitled suit, and on rep
resenting to the court that the city of New
Orleans was gaAisheed under a Judgment
in said suit for the sum of $50, and on
further representing that the city has paid
to the plaintiffs certificate of indebtedness
for said sum, and that the same has been
received by them in full satisfaction Of the
jud gment against the city, it is ordered that
said Judgment be Cancelled TO full satistac,,
ton therefor, as against the city, be entered
IN
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FOR RENT,

rNOR RENT.-PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLE
II fIrnished rooms without board to rent at
prices VARYING from ten to fifty dollars per
~ North ff-' aus I'm
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improvements. Rent moderate. Cars running to
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Canal street Apply at Isl Calliope street. le2l
DOONIS AND BOARD.-A NUMBER OF
~ pleasantly situated and well furnished rooms
to rent with or without board at No IL Lafayette
street between BarOnne and Carondelet streets.
my3l BIN
DOONS, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.
III For families or tAmen, at 288 Gravier street
between Franklin and liberty. Jes
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HEATH
DEALER IN
CPHOL.STERERS' MATERIALS,
ALL PAPER AND CURTAIN GOODS
No. 80 Camp Street.

findow Shades, Cornices, Fringes, Gimps, Cords,
|sels Damasks, Brocatelles Terrifs Pushes,
lands, Enameled and Hair Cloth, Pictures, Pic
4 FRAMES, Mouldings, Mirror Plates and Frames.
K2g 1v div
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THE COURTS.
Suit for Damages.

August Coutourie VS.. p. Mallard.-In this
case. filed in the Fourth District Court, pc
titioner AYERS that the defendant is justly
and truly indebted to him in the sum Of
$377 damages, exclusive of costs and inter
est. 49,,
Petitioner alleges that about the middle
of last year he employed defendant to put
up in proper places certain looking glasses
belonging to claimant. The work having
been performed by Mallard, at the
residence of petitioner, the latter
discovered tlat the looking..glassess
had not been properly secured and
complained to Mallard, telling him that he
was afraid they would fail and be des-
troved. Mallard then examined the look
ing-glasses and again attempted to secure
them. Having failed to secure one certain
Venetian looking-glass, which petitioner
thought was in danger of falling, petitioner
called the attention OF Maliard to 1t, wnen
he answered that there was no danger and
that the glass was properly secured. Peti-
toner insisted that the glass. in his opinion.
was carelessly set. and that it should be set
more carefully, but Mallard insisted that
there was no danger.
Petitioner AYERS that shortly afterward,
in the night time. said Venetian looking
glass, which had been specially pointed out
to Mallard as carelessly set up, became de-
tached from the wall and fell, at time
when everybody was asleep in the house,
and without having been touched by any
one.
1t is alleged that the glass, which was
broken by the fall. was worth the ttlll sum
of $500, and that the falling Of 1t damaged
a bronze clock to the extent OF 500, bronze
chandelier to the extent OF SlO, and the
mantelpiece to the extent of sH. The total
loss to petitioner. through the fault and
carelessness of Mallard he alleges to have
been s377.
Judgment is asked for this amount, with
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Francoise Clay vs. Francis Mayo,
EifTH JUSTICE COURT, FIFTH DIS
trlct. city of New Orleans, parish of Orleans Nos
AUS and dolby sirtue of a writ of seizure and
sale to me directed by the Honorable W. Isasc
Charming Fifth Justice of the Peace for the parish
oil Orleans, in the above entitled cause will pro.
coed to sell at public auction in front of the Fifth
Justices Court. situated in the Parish Hall build
ing late Agiers On Where street. between Seguin
ana Bartholomew streets. Orleans parish Fifth
District OF the city of New Orleans on SATURDAY
june D. 1870. at twelve o'clock H., the following de-
scribed property, to wit
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND topethsr
with all the improvements thereon rights wavs ana
sefVtuoes, etc, situated in the square beuudsd BIZ
AK. Church. Jefferson and Market streets Or,ean.
PARISH. tight bank. Fifth District, city of Nav Or
leans, and measuring, in English measure 6ftv6ve
feet eight inches and six lines front on Markes
street, thirty one feet four inches in width in tina
rear, forty feet in depth the line divid,py sad
portion of ground from the part thereof be,ono;n,
to A. Powers, and which portion of ororna Co.,
paIC OF certain lot OF ground designated by the
NUN per elRnt on pan annexed to an act nsssed
4e,ope ~ T. McCay late notary, on the rhirty-ars:
Inc property above described belongs To tho said
SeiehoAht FRANCIS Ma,o bS means of the purcSase
~ naa.e oneteo1 from William K. f. Fryer As ar,-
pSs ~ &c Sct passed on the twenty-sevepth day
OF nay 1888 before Nsvil Souie then notary in ths
little registered in book seventy eight. so,io tve,
V:two conveyance Office 'eN' -0'o e"o1
Seized in the above suit
Ierms-Cash on tho spot
Ooholtions, ETC., made known on the day of sale.
c JOHN p. CAZELAR
,xs,s i.ss ohs'aols OF the Fifth Justices Court
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Monetary and Commercial.
MON ETAR n.
uEEiCa OF TIE DAILY REPuHhIOhN.

OFFICE OF TIE DAILY RRPUHLIOhN.l
SATURDAY EVENING. May 7, ,s7p.
We have no material change to note in
the money market proper. On the street
AL notes secured by 6rst-c'ass collaterals
and AL business paper are quoted at l0@l2
1@15 y cent u month, the outside figures
being tor long dated notes. Mortgage paper
rules at 9@10 u cent Ss annum for Al and
irst-class. and 1l@l2 for second class.
Gold opened at ll44@ll5 against lis at
New York;. land closed at 1l4l@1l4s
against ll4s at New York;. The sales in
Guided $4,000 at 1l4s: $4,000, $4,000 and
$40 600 at ll4f; $1,000, $4,000 and $4,000
at ll4s, and $4,000 and $4,000 at lis. In
silver, 5000 in American half dollars sold at
100. 1t is quoted at iOs3@lO9 for American
half dollars, and 8 y cent premium in gold
for Mexican dollars.
Foreign exchange was more active; the
market opening SITTER under an improve
ment in gold, but subsequently becoming
easier, and closing at yesterdays quotations.
The sales of sterling embraced EOS, 900. in
Guiding $4,000 bill OF lading at 124I $4,000 at
l243: f40O0 at 124s; Flo, 500 at 124a@12iE;
f3500 AL clear at l24i; $4,000 Al clear and
$4,000 AL bill Of lading at l25; $4,000 AL clear
at the same: $4,000 AL bill of lading and
$4,000 AL clear at 1854; floO0 and $1,000 Al
clear at 1858; $1,000 bank at 1855; $500 at
l254; tZoUO Dank, sixty days, and EGO short
sight at 126. The business in francs summed
up l25 900 AL commercial. of which SO, 900
at 4.53l; $4,000 st 4.53s and % 900 at 4.5l4.
Sterling may be quoted at 124b@l25 for
good to Al bill of lading and clear. and
l253@l254 for bank; and francs 4.55@4.53i
for the former, and 4.5li for the latter.
Domestic exchange was without any ma
terial variation. The banks checked on
New York at ] q cent premium, and the
sales included $4,000 private bankers sight
On New York at SIG premium; $4,000 at
1872; $500 commercial. $40, 900 and $780,
600 private bankers, and $4,000 bank at i,
and s25, 900 private bankers at 932
The stock market was very dull, and bat
few transactions worthy of mention were
reported. The sales included 100 shares
Valley Levee Company at Sill;
LOO (resale) at sl1 IS, and so at Sl2, and 200
Ship Island Canal at 81 32b. No sales of
bonds were reported.
A small amount of State warrants, new,
changed hands at 49,. Dealers bought State
1t S7s@Ss5 for new, and 92@93 for old aud
Metropolitan Police at 92@93, and sold the |
former at SO for new. and -@94 for old,
and the latter at 81.
City treasury notes were again without |
my apparent movement. Dealers rates for |
small sums were lS@l9 per cent discount |
buying and l60l7 selling.
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The Irritation. OF Married I,sd,..

"Vic,' the vivacious local gossip of the
| Chicago Tribune reads the following lecture
| TO her married sisters:
| One other topic want to touch upon: it
| is the Irritation OF married women, It sounds
bad, doesntit? And l wish it were confined
to so low strata of society that you and
need never touch it. But this is not so.
Women who are wealthy, refined and edu.
| Gated, with good homes and attentive hue
bands, are continually talked about in con-
nection with some Irritation which, if not
| scanda!ous, is crlnliDally imprudent. A
few evenings since gentleman of this city
wife and two lady friends-all moving
in the highest social circles. While
waiting on the street corner for Car, the
two ladies entered into conversation with q
couple of gentlemen, who followed them
into the Car, and were only prevented from
speaking to them by the presence of their
gentleman attendant. When he remon-
etrsted with them for carrying on light,
trivial conversation with strangers in that
way, they answe red that they enjoyed tit
was such fun. There are hundreds of wo-
men in this city tO-day-not young and
tboughtless women either-Who are idly
participating in ''such tun,n receiving and
encouraging the attentions of men who,
like themselves, are bound by the most
solemn vows to Others, and who are no less
criminal than the ladies in their weak, if not
wicked intentions.
Is it az iEfatuation? Is it natural moral
depravity, lack of those good principles
which, once firmly established by persistent
Chrlotlan teaching, can never be shaken,
that women part 80 lightly with their good
names and run the gauntlet of foul sus-
psioDy Wives. too. and mothers, who seem
TO forget that
"A wife suspected is wife dissraced"
at least IN the eyes of those to whom she
Can never affirm her innocence.
II is not love. That is too hQpest to deal
IN Irritation Or invite scandal. VI is selfish
ness. 1t is selflshness. vanity or love Of ad.
miration, q species of gambling in which
character is at stake. Men wrapped up in
the cares Of business leave their wives alone
III fashionable boarding houses, with nothing
10 employ their time or occupy their
thoughts except the routine of fash
lohsoje dressing. dining and visiting,
which, without some higher influence,
goes lurlher than anything else to
dcmora'ize women. Other men tell
her size is pretty; waylay her on the street
corners; meet her at the matinees; take her
TO The opera, and sip wine with her at fash
iOnable restaurants. They are only pleased
with her, but she coon learns to make il the
grand passion of her life. Women will not
tell her, or, if they do, il is in such q way as
only to accelerate matters. When men be
gin TO talk about her heaven help her. And
the man for whom the braves scorn and dis
honor is the first to turn his back and walk
away on tire other side.
Aud some fair woman will read this, and
Jay it down Careessly, with the remark:
''How true;' but she will never think of
making the application or imagining it
could mean her.
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CONTINUED From FIRST PAGE

seems to have been working up the case
for some time, and is armed with consider
able documentary evidence.
Roberts was released on bail for hearing
next week.
River lnteIligenee.
LOUISVILLE, May 7.-Arrived: Alaska, Ann.
Ajax and barges, from New Orleans. De.
earted: Alaska, for Cincinnati. River fell
one foot in the last twenty.four hours, end.
ing at six O'Clock this evening. Six feet
four inches in the canal; four feet four
inches in the chute. Weather cloudy and
cool.
CINCINNATI, May THE river sixteen feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and drizzling.
Arrived: John Groesbeck, from New Or
leans. Departed: Nightingale and Arma-
dillo, for Arkansas river; Silver Moon, for
Memphis, and Leopidas, for New Orleans.
VICKsBURG, May Passed up: L. E. Lee
at and Marcella at 10 A. M. River rising.
Weather cloudy and cool.
MEMPHIS. May Passed up: Bee, Mary
Miller and Grand Lake. Down: Mary Hous-
ton, Bismarck and Silver Spray. River
falling. Weather clear and cool, heavy
gale all day.
PITrsBURG, May 7.-Monopgahela four
feet five inches in the channel, swelling
slowly. Allegheny five feet six inches IN
the channel, rising slowly.
ST LOUIS, May 7.-Arrived: Julia, from
Vicksburg. Departed: Thompson Dean aud
Great Republic for New Orieaus; Shreve for
Red river; Rubicon for Vicksburg; st. Jo-
seph and Church for Memphis.
River falling slowly. A heavy rain fell
last night and this forenoon, with light
showers. 1t Is now cool.
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MA.ESAEE'ss.
Dom estlc Marks t..

NEW YORK, May Z, Evening" Cotton
closed firmer; middliug uplands 23c; sales
to-day $500 bales. Flour is shade tirmer.
Wheat lc better Winter red and amber
western 81 30 aud 81 3d. Corn is shade
frmer at 81 14@1 Is for new nike Western;
new white yellow ST 1901 II. Whisky is
a shade frmer. ST 06Gl 064. Beef ouiet
and steady. Pork dull and heavy at SO so.
Lard dull, kettle rendered 164@17c. Naval
stores steady. Groceries dull. Freights
steady.
CINCINNATI, May Flour and wheat
unchanged. Corn. mixed, i'll bulk, 92@93c.
Oats 56@62c. Rye 94c. Cotton frmer;
middlipgs 2l4c. Tobacco unchanged; no
sales to-day. Whisky 81 O2@l O3. Pork
sold at $50. Bulk meats: Shoulders 1ic;
clear rib sides l44c; clear sides l5c. Bacon:
Shoulders l23c;, clear rib sides 16sc; clear
sides 174c. Butter CSC. Eggs lac.
ST. LOUIS, May Flour: Fall super
fine SAGA %. Wheat: No. 2 red fall
81 12a. Corn: Mixed 81 l5@l l6. Oats
'62@64c. Rye S1@S3c. Whisky ST o.
Pork 500 5O@30. Bulk meats: Shoulders
12c; clear rib sides 15lc. Lard 16Ic.
Foreign Markets.
HAvRE, May 7-Evening.-Cot closed
quiet and steady prices unaltered.
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Unstanped Letters.

Hsssinca In she New Orleans Possofnes
Ger Want Of Postsge. May Q.
Persons mailing the below mentioned let
sers csn have them forwarded to destination
BY calling at the Postmaster's room, and
paying postage by stamps. These letters
are retained one week, and then forwarded
TO the Dead Letter Office.
Reveaue stamps not receivable az postage.
VIM. NJ. Young, Jefferson City, La.
Mrs. Pheleg Andersen, Baton Rouge, La.
Mrs. Hannah Jones, Stamps Landing, La.
Had Directions.
0. II. Foreman, Hampton's Ferry. La.
John W. Thompson, = University, -.
Mrs. Lucy Ann Petty. Tchouptous, La.
Issac Coleman, Pine Bluff, La.
Mr.. Meadow, White Marble Wood Land.
ing, La.
Cyrus McNary. Big Cane River.
John Lynch. % Albany street,
New Orleans -
CHARLES W. LOWELL.
Postmaster.
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yesterdays Evening Dispatches

WASHINGTON, May.7-No session of either
House.
Forney testifes that the money received
from Bullock was for printing jobs, pam
phlets, speeches, etc.
HAVANA, May 7.-General Gicouria was
captured on Guajaba Island. His compan-
ION, Canadian, and three pilots and two
Cubans, are still at large. Three gunboats
are watching to prevent their escape.
NEW YORK. May THE laundry and
kitchen of the Southern Hotel burned. The
guests fed to the streets in their night
clothes. Many Southerners are stopping
there. Damage, to laundry and kitchen,
$4,000.
Net receipts of cotton for the week at all
United States ports, 57,675 bales; exports to
Great Britain, 81, 205;. to continent, 10, 2S5:
stock on hand, 3S1 ,225 bales.