The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-29

Douglss.
Exauisito mu sic az Exposition Hal tonight.
THO wav to kill Radcalism in this State is to
register and 10 vote!
Messrs. John J. Koran, Thomas r. Vaughan
and A. ID. Land have been nominated Tor the
House Of Representatives by tho democrats Of
Caddo parish.
A now paper is about to DO established at Bas-
trop, called the Clarion. 1t will oppose Radical
ism and represent tho sentiments of the white
people of Morehouse parish
Rev. Wesley Prettyman, late postmasser at
Marietta, Ga, is under arrest for embezz'ement
but, in partial mitigation Of his ohenso, 1t must
DO recollected that lac was old schoolInate OF
Croswclrs.
Cur genial friend Charley Nash: OF the we'll
known auction house Of Nash HodSson.
.lroppcd in on rs this morning. lie has bceh
rustic. ting in the mountains OF Georgia. and
comes back with his health much improved
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
TINS DAY-Messrs. Mash UodgsOn, auo-
tioneers, will sell at 1O4 o'clock this morning,
tho entire contents of the elegantly furnished
ioeiuoiAcv A'". ~. os.-.,~., L~t".on Jackson
and Philip strects. SEQ the advertisement.
Tho many ladies who arc to participate in the
grand concert to DO given tonight, 81 Exposition
Hall, dosiros 70 call upon tho different street
railroad companies to run thor cars until 8
O'Clock in tho morning, in order that the many
guests may find conveyance to their homes. We
trust this request will be granted
We learn from authentic sources that in the
entire South-tbe greatest cotton area Of the
word-there are but 1877 cotton mills, with 4S7,
629 spindles, while III tho little State of Rhode
Island there l26 mills, with over 900 900 spin
dies. Tho relative status Of this industry ought
certainly to be changed.
THE RnBwITz BENEFIr.-The half Of the re-
cepts taken by Mr.. Hugo Redwitz at his be or
saloon, No. 1872 Common street, for the benefit Of
tho families Of those who fell on the nth inst,
was sSl. This amount will be turned over at
once to the President Of the Relief Association
Who will follow tho laudable example OK Mr.. |
Redwitz in this matterp
Those attentive young gentlemen, Messrs |
Pierce and Hughes, Of George Els's news depot, |
have favored us with the London Saturday Re- |
view and Dispatch, tho Courier des Etats- Unis,
the Now York Nation, Applotons' Journal and the /
New York Graphic, the last named pictorial con. !
tanning illustrations Of tho late fight on Canal !
street by our talented follow townsman, Phi
Cusacbs, who is making crcditsble name rs all
arts: Of great promise.
INFORMATION FOR NArURALIzEp CITIZENS
In many instances number OF our foreign born
citizons, who were naturalized in other States,
have lost their papers, and hence cannot obtain
duplicates certiti Gates Of naturalization. Such
persons have only to make an affidavit before a
United States Commissioner to the facts of the
case, stating when and where they were natura-
Lied, and the loss Of their papers. This will en-
title them to registration. We know of some
persons who have registered upon such ailidavts !
HAIEY.-Thcre Is no place where more correct
idea OF tho ramitications OF the news trade can
be obtained than at the emporium Of C. G. Haley,
10 Commercial Alley. This centre of news when
the mails arrive is I'll hustle and business. From
New York, Haley, who is there, sends down an |
avalanche Of reading matter, and from the West (
come bags Of choice journals. Before Northern q
papers tho streets of their respective cities
they arc rafting on trains bound for Commercial l.
Alley for our readers. Haley tho Prince Of
Caterers docs all this.
II gives great pleasure to see on our streets fl
again that heightened merchant and excellent , 4
gentleman, Mr.. W. b. Schmidt, Of the great
lonse Of Schmidt Il Zicgler There is man in
his community who stands higher for enter
rise, intelligence, sagacity and probtv, and
whose influence in commercial and financial cir L
AL =
pir,ted citizen no has over been among the fore
most in all enterprises intended to advance tho p
interests of cur city and State. His return at n
his timo is specially gratifying. X
New ORLEANS MONTHLY REvIEw.-Prof. Whit
lkcr requests US to state thst in order to pre-
serve unbroken the series Of 'The New Orleans
Monthly Review" and that tho public may DO s.
advised why the September number has not ap- Il
,eared he intends to publish two or three con. &c
'ecutive numbers (ombrscing that for Septem-
,er) in one issue. In tho meantime, he will Il
AXE steps to extend tho circulation of the work q
n this and tho noighborng cities, and collect 81
the nonpaymont of which, in
argc number Of cases, has caused delays, and
cndercd . Temporary interruption in tho publ :
,ation unavoidable. ii
To those who learned yesterday OF the sudden
ieath Of our young friend, Thomas A. Bolsnd, q
he sad news viii! como with severity hardly to -
% appreciated. His scntleness Of manner, his ac
nodesty Of bearing aud his chivalric sense Of OF
honor endcarcd him to every one with whom no :,
vas thrown in contact, whilst his talents, his m
esal requirements. and his knowledge of bellies CT
est'cs earned for him the high respect Of all 81
hose who were his seniors at tho bar. gentle. A,
nan m the true sense Of tie word, generous and br
'rave, his loss is to be regretted - public. We tic
endcr our sympashies to the bcrcaved friends
md family. ~
VARIETIES BILLIARD HALL-The announce
nent IN our advertising columns Of the reopen An