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KELLOGG 'S SUPERVISORS.

The sincerity Of Kelloggs promise to give
the people Of the State and city fair election
is demonstrated by his recent appointments o.
supervisors. Fonr-fifths Of those selected fol
this parish are offics-holdsrs, either under the
Federal, State or city administration. When
these men know that upon this registration de
ponds their future chances for office, what can
be expected Of them. viii they act fairly and
impartially2 VIII they discharge their duties
as honest officials, and do full justice to all
parties
Those who are familiar with the character
Of Republican officials in this ST te, know
well that they will stop at nothing short Of the
accomplishment Of their purposes, however
/ infamous and netarious they may be. They
will throw every impediment in the way OF the
registration of the white people. aud will
fr4udElently issue to the negroes many GER
tihcates as may be required to attaih their
object. They have done this before, and they
will do il again, unless prevented by the peo-
pie in a manner that will sJrike terror to their
very hearts, if they have any.
It is well known that only through the
r )ssest fraud and illegal conduct can the
Republicans of this State hope to succeed in
the next election. Finding their inability to
cope with the white people fairly. it Is their
intention to commit such barefaced and mex
cusable wrongs as will bring about violence
and perhaps bloodshed, with view of thus
securing the presence Of Federal troops.
These obtained and, they imagine an easy
victory to be within their reach.
Let these hopeful Office holders not deceive
themselves. however, in this way. As we
have said before, the people are determined to
have fair election or no election at all If,
therefore, there be any attempt made to de-
prive honest voters Of the right Of registration
and Of voting, there will be such steps taken
will bring about the substitution of mill
tary government for the bastard concern that
now pretend, to exercise authority over Lou
isana
No one expected TO- moment that Kellogg
would appoint any one supervisor save the |
most plant, subservient and unscrupulous OF |
his underlings. Decent men would scorn to |
DO the dirty work he requires Of them, and
hence he is driven to select from the purleus
md dregs of society and the lowest haunts OF
he Ignorant and debased negroes for crea-
ures to do his bidding
Such are the men who hold in their hands
be political destiny of great State like
louisiana Will, then, the intelligent and
iviized world be surprised at or condemn
he determination of the white people to rid
themselves Of such loathsome and kill ne
ppression? Are we to be censured for main
aiming our liberty, asserting our manhood,
nd purifying our country Of foul element
nat breathes destruction on all that is good
nd fair
If so, then better abandon Louisiana to
lie fetish rites Of the voudo and give the {
egro and the alligator undisputed sway.
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HOSSER-it 1910 T. H.. August 29tA, Mar
| garet Urania kenton, aged 26 years. wife -
James Il. Kosser.
! The friends ana acquaintance. OF the fanil'
are requested to attend the funeral from her late
residence, No. rs Camp rect, between Sixth
! and Seventh street. This Afternoon, Aug. Both
/ at 5 o'clock.
FARRELL-On Saturday August q, 1874
| Ellen Gernon wife of NJ. J. Farrell.
| The funeral will take place from her residen ,e
! on st. Charles street, between Louisiana Avenue
and Delachaise, Sunday Evening, October 30
| at 81 o'clock. The friends of the family re-
spectfully invited to attend
LAINE-On August 10Th. at u! O'Clock p M.
Alphonse aIne, native Of this city, aged q
years months and Is days.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, corner Of st. Ferdinand and Love streets,
this afternoon, at y Q clock. The friends of the
Lame and Benedic families as we'll as his friends,
and the members of the Young Mems Benevo-
lent Association, Jackson Benevolent Associa-
ton st. Vincent de Paul Association, Orleans
Dramatic Association, Phoenix Steam Fire Com
pany No. are respectfully invited to attend
overwhelmingly, August Is, at 10 90, Mrs
Bridget DeVeaux aged forty seven years.
BLANCHIN-On Monday, August "a, at 6
F. H., Pierre c. Blanchin native Of Barban
tame, BOuche du Rhone, France aged GA years,
a resident OF this city for thilty-eight years.
LOGAN-At Corsicana, Texas on Monday Au-
gust "a, 1874, Samuel W. Logan aged about 50,
formerly OF New Orleans
HARR1SON-At O'Clock P NJ August 25
1874 in his eixty-ninth year, Jilson P. HARRISON
a native Of Kentucky formerly Of the firm of
Payne Harrison, and for thirty-two years past
resident Of this city.
MCCARTHY Tuesday, 6 O'Clock P. H.. August
p, 1874, Mary Agnes M"Carty, youngest daughter
Of Thos. McCartv and Mary Shaughnessev, aged
months and II days.
ALDIGE- On Tuesday, August Is, at P. NJ,
Mrs. r. Paul Adge. borne Louise louisa Ber-
nard, at sixty-threc years u age native OF st.
Pierre Martinico
DELERf - Wednesday morning, August 26,
1874. at o'clock, Oscar J. Delerv, aged 81 wears
ROBFRTsON-On Tue4day morning, 18th
INST, after long illness, Miss Mary 9. Robert
son. Of Alabama.
Remains taken to Mobile for interment.
HARPER-At Saratoga, August q, Isabella
Montan, youngest child Of William =. and Leila |
Harper, OF this city.
LUCAS-On Thursday morning, August q, |
1874, at O'Clock, Celia Lucas.
DEWJNT-On Thursday, August q, at O'Clock
NJ, Frederick DeWint, aged 20 years, native
# this city.
DEL'SLE On Friday, August %, at LIS A.
H., Nine Refine Elizabeth Laurent, wife Of Gas
het DeLisle, Esq, aged 81 years and months.
LAWRENCE-On Thursday, August q, 1874,
Horace Claiborne Lawrence, in the seventh year
# his age, son of bingham Lawrence.
FOOLKES- On Thursday, August a. 1874, at
O'Clock, p NJ, Mrs. Honorine Foolkes, nee
,ourg, aged IS years IL months and 10 DAYS.
orn in the parish Of Assumption, La.
HOFFMAN, Friday Aug. %, 1874, at 4P
L., Margareth Walther, wife of Philip Hoffman,
ged 80 years, born at Doerrenbach, Rhenish
faltz, Germany. and for twenty years resident
f this city.
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OBITUARY..

Died, Augrst 18th, 1874, at O'Clock T M, JAS.
Nedd, aged % years.
Oh it is hard for US to part
And bear with accomplishing trust,
The weight Of grief when falls the dart
That strikes some loved one to the dust
Twas hard to see him die away
Away from friends and kindred dear
And laid within the narrow grave,
No more again his sweet voice to hear.
Why should We drop one tear of grief:
We soon shall see his dear face again,
If faithful to our heavenly trust,
Whilst on the earth We shall remain.
Yes socn we'll see cur Jimmy, dear,
Who lives beyond this starry frame;
Then shall we meet to part no more,
And glory give to Jesus name.
K NJ g.
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FRIsBIE's CASE. --Frisbie, who is by the grace
by general verdict blackmailer, was yester-
day brought up before United States Commits
sioner Craig on the charge Of extortion in Of
fee, preferred BY Michael Gleeson. After the
examination of Mr.. Gleeson the case was con-
tinued until Monday next, at II n. There is
no doubt about the fact that Frisbie has got
himself in boz.
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Is certainty singular, il current rumors are
rss, sast prominent railroad official, for some
Ns ossHactcd with the liberal movement in this
sssss. s'si one Of the leading spirits of coten-
fnexV ., tiis city, met Kellogg, Dibble and
fss&xs 'stely for the purpose Of taking BIRDS
sJs vsf~ AZ the political situation. The paper
hH ssen pscdsed to the support Of tho
Saksssa@snaaed ct Batea Rouge, and the liberal
ess1s1Asa was m open advocate Of thslplattorm
hssa1Rtel
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New ORLEANS August 81, 1874.
Mr.. J. c. McAllister, Agent Bethesda Mineral
Water, loo Camp street
make the following statement which you can
use as you see fit
For twelve years have been suffering severely,
passing every hour quantities Of urine heavy
with sugar, and tormentei with the usual dis.
tressng thirst.
l have tried many remedies and have been IN
der the care of eminent physicians, and spent
great deal Of money without any benefit. have
now drank twenty-five gallons Bethesda Mineral
Water, complying strictly with the diet pre-
scribed, and feel that am completely relieved
Ny thirst is gone; my urine natural, and am
now free from all pain or difficulty.
F. BERGER,
Inspector GermaniA insurance Company.
Au3o s.
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Rooms DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE.
New OrIcaps AuU % 1874

Rooms DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE,
New Orleans, Aug q, 1874
At meeting Of this Committee It WIS
:. Hesored That We have followed with admira-
ton the proceedings of the Baton Rouge Con
vention, and that the result, comprising ths
platform and tho nominations for State Treasurer
and members Of Congress, i in the highest de-
gree satisfactory to the people Of the parish Of
heartily ratify the action Of the Convention and
pledge our support to its nominees.
Resolved That the Parish Committee, In ac-
cordance with the platform and the resolutions
adopted by the State Convention recently held at
Baton Rouge, invite all citizens opposed to Radi-
callsm irrespective Of party affiliations to regis
ter themselves as voters in the central clubs al
ready organized in their respective wards, and
to unite IN the election Of Delegates on the Sd Of
October, to Pari 81 Convention to be held On
the 9Th Of October, 1874.
p MALnCHEE, President
WILL STEVEN, Vice President. an29 2t
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MARRIED ::

KACFFMAN-SOHLE- Tuesday. Aug. 25th,
by the Rev. Millinger, Joseph J. Kaufman TO Miss
Eva Sohle, both Of this city.
Galveston and Houston papers please copy.
PREFER DCLLANTY-On Thursday Aug
81, at st. Alphonsus Church. by the Rev. Father
Gleeson, Henry-W. Pfetfer 20 Miss Della A. Dul-
antv. both Of this city. No cards.
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AM
FROM THE
$ HI 4 T X | \ G. j..

Announcing his safe arrival IN Europe prepar-
ed to astonish the European nanufactu ers by
his extensive orders for the most elegant and
recherche articles of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Large invoices are now being received from
New York of the Latest Novelties, selected by
MOODY himself embracing those wonderful
Champion Shirts, for SO
Pretty pattern
COLORED SHIRTS FOR 81 80 and 50 90
Seasonabe UNDERSHITS force. e....s so
Seasolable DRAWERS fog ..... IS
Seasonabe GLOVES for. Observation-Disclosures Is
Seasonable CRAVATS and TIES .or. .oo...e %
L. C. HANDkERCHIEFS for ....o....... %
Elastic SUSpENDERj for. ...........eo...o 25
Excellent Engli,h HALF HOSE foe .o...o 25
Fine Linen SHIRT BOSOMS toS. eo.o.o IS
And every variety of
siENTLEMEN'S TOILET ARTICLES
CHA PION SHIRT PORIUM
-Of-e
s. n MOODY,
Corner Canal and ROYAL streets.
Shirts made to order in THREE DAYS. Send
for Price List and Directions for self-mcasure-
ment. Goods shipped G. o. D. everywhere
au30 1t2dp
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Ksilogg who claims To be the choice OF the
people Of Ass State, enjoys the satisfaction OF
knowing he Is So despiscd. that with all his
L:azcr inpsdcn he could not travel through
thu parishes for thc peoples manifestations OF
dl,nMa
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At regular meeting Of the Rose Bud Sooial
Club the following officers we're elected Andrew
J. Bacon, PRESIDENT rneliu- kelleher, Vi
President: Henry Seaman, Treasurer; Edward
ONeal Financial Secretary; Thomas Donelon,
Recording Secretary
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W. NJ. Terains, S. N. Swenson, D. L. Kernion.
Perkins. StcenSOn Il TO-.
NEW ORLEANS:
SWENSON, PERKINS 4 CO..
NEW YORK,
Cotton Factors and Gene raj Commission
Merchants.

Advances on consignments Of Cotton end
Other Produce to either house.
Exchange furnished and collections maze on
all leading points III Texas. au30 lt2dp
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will DC held in front Of the Varieties Theatre,
Tuesday. sept. I, 1874, at 1890 =. W..
for the purpose Of RATIFYING the action and
nominations OF the Baton houge Convention. All
opposed TO Radicalism and the Kellogg usurpa-
ton invited to attend Eminent speakers
will address the meeting au}0 MEE I'd
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':-he.asp which accompanies this mornings
pager vi also be published with our Tues
,fss EsmVings edition. Orders should be
sEaA ia eaa1v.
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~ 1ep1nmeM ,cas m1c2e By ,chIe men, for
IT, nsns0 q sstite men and their posterity for
epr, 0nH skcs<h he administered 5y ,riite men
0nG bD ,sssx other whatsoever. Stephen A.
Ccs4yhS.
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Stylish Shirts.
Six for. Nine Dollars.
FULL STOCK OF THE ABOVE IN ALL
GUARANTEED TO FIT,
And when desired sent C. O. D. on receipt Of
neck and breast measure.
Mems Furnishing Goods
AT ECONOMICAL PRICES.
LEIGHTON's.
au30 1t Canal and st. Charles streets.
Edward Male. r. C. Cammack
Male II. CNWmNck;,
COTTON FACTORS
And
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
1913 -Grasier Street, 1913
NEW ORLEANS.
Liberal Cash Advances Made on Consignments
Of Cotton Wool, Tobacco and Produce,
Generally.
au3O 1t
First in the Field.
BACHMAN'S SHOE EMPORIUM.
IS Camp street, under City Hotel.
The largest and best selected stock in the South,
and in elegance OF STYLE tneness of ma terial per-
fiction Of workmanship and fit, our line of
LADIES', GENTS, MISSES AND CHILD
REN'S CUSTOM-MADE BOOTS
AND SHOES
are unsurpassed, and offered at prices to meet the
stagnation in business and the strlngencv Of the
times.
Orders from Factors and c mmission Merchants
invited and faithfully executed with
and promptness.
Our stock is peculiarly fitted for
FAMILY AND PLANTATION WEAR
Please call and examine before purchase Sc
where.
4. +. w. BACHMAN,
au30 2dplt IS Camp street, Under City Hotel.
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tH oss ctS there Is ne place where man. Of
ters1 &stss, can posaa y find himself more at
ASssasees" Il tho book and news depot # Mr.
o~sgs AAhs. opposite the Post Office. There he
eAE sna everything that has emanated from the
ksssAsA. French aud American press. And We
.'s,s sos % thank hi. for the Graphic, the Boys
a 0rds' rsa's, n. Y. Clipper, Appeton's Jour
sAl tar August, etc. George is good man, and
his Ssss Friday, "Nick, cannot be oxceled N his
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SUMNER GOODS BELOW COST!
GRENADINES 7c per yard.
STANDARD PRINTS Sc per yard.
COLORED MUSLINs lOc per yard
SOFT FINISH ~ COTTON 12Ao per yard.
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS 15c per yard.
Csc WHITE GOODS at 15c.
HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES 15c per ward.
TwILLED SILK PARAsOLS 81 each,
Etc. Etc, Etc.
BRASELMAN & ADAMS,
Magazine and st. Andrew streets
au3O 1t2dp CASH HOUSE.
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Re11sOl'Nf.
DEALERS IN WESTERN PRODUCE,
Toby Hart

7ObV 77U1t,
THE PEOPLES HOUSE, SIGN, STORE
AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
No. 20 Commercial Place, New Orleans.
Parties wishing FIRST CLASS HOUSE and
STORE PAINTING done in tasty and durable
manner, and at LOW PRICES, would study their
interest by getting his estimate before closing
contracts
orders for BANNERS, FLAGS, TRANSPAR-
ENCIES, etc, for the coming campaign, prompt
ly executed at short notice.
All decorative work a specially. Sets of
Scenery, etc, for Amateur Theatres, Tableaux,
etc. painted to order.
Orders from the country solicited, and work
sent C. o. D., to any part of this or adjoining
States. a,l3O sci 2dp
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Re. George +. Ellis, OF the NJ. +. church,
.~ys ytA4 he learned while near the scene OF
the lGte disturbances in Choctaw Corner, Ala,
!fAt negroes from Mobile and New Orleans
Rated he blacks u make their warlike de-
gytrsygoss&lSws
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POpe'S Orange .Sherbet.

Made from ripe CREOLE ORANGES. A de-
hclous, cooling summer beverage, possessing all
the delicate flavor of fresh oranges. Persons re-
covering from fever will find it most grateful
drink. Used, by sweetenlng ice water to SUIT the
taste Price 50 cents, in quart bottles. Dealers
supplied. Manufactured and sold by
JOHN H. POPE
Druggist,
an30 1w Corner Jackson and Prytania streets.
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The Best IurP&fulHNf

The Best Investment
These days of uncertainty is to purchase a
PIANO, which can be bought very low from the
undersigned. None but really good and reliable
Pianos kept. ianos sold on monthly payments
of 50, SO, il2 and SIS. Secondhand Pianos at
$50, 500, SIS and upwards. Sold below their
value to make room.
LOUIS GRUNEWALD,
Grunewald Hall Piano Wareroom,
au30 1t2dp Is Baronne street
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producing better sample than any other. Price.
a 50 per all sizes hand For circulars and the
highest testimonials from every cotton State apply to
GOLSAN BROS, Cotton Factors and General Agents.
No 80 Perdido street, New Orleans au30 3me0d
Bargains!
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The NeW Louisiana ReUvc,lV.

ICopyI New ORLEANS, July %, 1874.
Having been completely cured withlng SIN
MONTHS cannot refrain from stating that Your
Srup is the best remedy in the world for coughs
and blood-spltting Very respectfully,
GEORGE KERN, car driver, Dauphine line.
of names. Depot 106 Camp street. su3O lt2p
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House Furnishing Store.

w. c. SHEP ARD j. CO,
"a Camp street,
VII remove September next TO those 6ne Stores,
80 Camp and lis Common street.
viii sell their present LARGE STOCK OF
CROCKERY, GLASS ind CHINA WARE at
VERY REDUCED PRICES, to save the expense
Of moving.
Also-HOUSE FURNIbHNG GOODS IN large
variety. b6 3dpSuH
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Great Southern Book Depot,
ROBERT j. HARP,
Agent. Importer and Dealer in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
BOOKS AND STATIC cry,
10 and 112 Camp street.
New Orleans.
Extensive additions will be made to the stock
Of this establishment in few days by the arrival
Of Goods now at sea- consisting of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
Book and Stationery
Merchandise, and
WRITING PAPERS,
Especially the celebrated
DINE PAPERS,
Manufactured Expressly for this House.
au30 2t
". E.. SeebOld,
BOOKSHELF AND STATIONER,
Would inform his friends and al requiring
ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS, ARTISTS AND
WAX FLOWER MATERIALS.
that he has added to his stock complete assort-
ment Of everything belonging to this branch of
business, in order to meet the much felt want Of
such articles in this community. He trusts that |
on account of his excellent assortment, as we'll as
his moderate prices, he will meet with liberal /
patronage. Parties in charge OF Educational In
sttutiens will find it especia ly to their advantage
to deal with him. as he understands their wants
thoroughly.
Priced Catalogues have been published, which |
VII be sent to any address, postage prepaid
auso 1t7dp
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CASSIDY l. MILLER,
COTTON DUCK AGENT

SAILMAKERS, COTTON DUCK AGENTS,
Manufacturers OF every description of
TENTS, TARPAULIhS, AWNINGS, ETC.
Dealers in all sizes and qualities of
MANILA AND TARRED ROPE.
Purchase Blocks, all sizes.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Bunting for
Flags, all colors and qualities. Flags of all ma
tons made to order, and on hand at all times.
We pay especial attention to getting up in any
desired style or finish, fine
SILK FLAGS OR BANNERS,
Our ia ilities and long experience in business
Justify us in offering services 10 all requiring
anything in our line, and our work shall be First
Rate and our Prices quite moderate.
CASSIDY & MILLER,
107 Poydras street between Camp and Ma gazine.
au3O 2dp
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WAGONS, CARTS, WAGONS!
FL. NJ. s0RIA,
IS and 20 MON aud / 5 and = Perdido street,
Between st. Charles and Carondelet streets,
SOLE AGENT OF THE
WHEELING WAGON COMPANY,
And Dealer in Every Description of Philadelphia
and Western Manufactured Iron Axle
and Thimbe Skein
WAGONS,
CARTS,
CANE CARTS and
WAGONS,
BAGAssE CARTS,
DRAYS,
WHEELBARROWS
of all kinds, for city and plantation use,
LEVEE DIRT BARROWS.
Also HARNESS of all kinds, and WHEEL
WRIGHT MATERIAL, consisting Of
SPOKES.
FELLOES,
HUBS,
SHAFTS,
POLES
BOWS, Etc, Etc.
Orders promptly filed. All work warranted.
Call and examine before purchasing.
H. n SORIA,
Is and 20 Union and IS and II Perdido streets,
between st. Charles and Carondelet,
au30 1t2p New Orleans, La.
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$4,000.

REWARD Of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be paid for such information as will lead to
the arrest and conviction Of the person or per-
sons that fired the Napoleon Avenue and Excel
sior Distilleries, on the night Of tho sd and
morning Of the Gath August.
b. HENDERSON.
au26 lot f. A. BEHAN
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Ms Wa t1ohnscn. ncwsdealer, sls Old Levee
ssnssS Stays kccps his shelves filed with the
rzsn d rezaodicsi and newspaper literature.
kss Sas our thanks for placing on our table
ss1n1~ sS1Ae mosi popular and attractive of the
xsrshsc illustrated papers. Persons wishing to
~ ira <nppr Of reading matter for Sunday,
senla Do ~dl to give Mr.. johnson call
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fftt doesn't sleep we'll Little Tommies on
tss hack fence making the night musical he
sssgih~ fan advancing mob, and the tipping
rres Of a chair he construes into the pistol shot
a KR assassin. little Winslows soothing
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St resasn our thanks to Mr. L. Grune valid for q
capy VI The Strangers Story" tone picture
&C We Issslo. by G. d. Wilson. This piece is
rS'S asaAy spoken Of BY all who have tried it.
ecs a~~sS any piano q musical instrument in
1:- sa@aSai haent. We can not speak of its merits
e ryIkc0ro
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The Dubois Cotton Gin.

This celebrated
hange Gin is rapid
ly snperseding all
others; it cuts the
seed cleaner, giving
more pounds Of lint
from same quantity
Of seed cotton. It
does more work on
less power, same
number of saws,
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GEO. McCLOSkEY,
50 ST. Charles Street, under Masonic Hall, and
l2l Canal street (Touro building,
au23 4tSu&s1
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Pronounced by the Public 10 be
THE BEST IN THIS OR ANY OTHER CITY.
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Ihs srmd complimentary picnic Of the Pastme
si'siA csdt. will take place to- day., at Oakland
CesrrAs, sssd with the efficient managers all who
ssss"d Sal have . delightful time. We return
tAssikn Yer an inyitsaion
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GEO. MClOskey.

SODA WATER, MEAD, MINERAL WATERS,
COFFEE AND PASTRY
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-30

Ows.x to the unexpected press upon our
celn,rAS hpis morning. we regret to say that
We aud 1t e matter Of impossibility to publish
tiass ra~ss6ng the will Of the late DR.. w. New
tor Mercer. As we had made more than ordi-
nary s1extims to secure full and true copy
81 this VII and its codicils, our regret is in
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