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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-08
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Whereas, some person or persons, with mali
cious intent, has or have circulated the report
that the undersigned voted the Republican ticket,
at the Election held MONDAY, I'd November,
s74, which report could have been made only
for the purpose Of injury to me, l take this
method of denouncing such report as totally un-
true.
Ny vote vas cast soldly for every Democratic
nom ince; but having an opinion Of my own as to
the proposed Constitutional Amendments, and
belle wing them after due consideration, to be in
the interest Of the people Of the State, l voted
for their adoption.
JAMES WALLACE,
1i6 Rousseau street,
nSlt2dp' New Orleans.
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Flour. Grain. Prox;s,.,,.
est rates. w ~"
The following popular brands Of -four. OF whieh
have large -tock on hand az to arrive 49,
attenuon Of the trade - invited to inspec4 -
same before going elsewhere:
Hinckley Mills, st. Patrick.
Eureka No. l, Napoleon.
Cape Girardeau City. Kew West na.vA,
Sucker City, Tea Table
1awlers Hamlet, Western Ra.ntv
OATS ~os1''
o6 500 sacks Choice aalena OATS.
25oo sacks Choice White, Yellow and Nt,aa. j,
500 bales Choice and Prime,
BACON
25 casks Bacon, Clear and Clear Rib eDEa.
10 casks Bacon SHOULDERS.
10 casks Dry Sailed SHOULDERa
80 tisrces Refined LARD.
100 kegs Refined LARD.
Is cases 6ugaxlcured MANS.
b. T. LAWLER
o3Gk1AL COMMISSION nrRnHANr.
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To ADvRRrwERs.-Owing to an accident that
occurred in our Office last evening, by which two
OF our forms were pied. several of our notices OF
advertisements were knocked into cooked hat.
Accidents will happen in the best regulated FAM
lilies and newspaper Offices. and We have to ask,
on this exceptional occasion, the indulgence Of
our advertising friends.
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CABLE SCREW WIRE Doors AND SaoEs.-Mf.
Bachman, IS Camp street, under City Hotel, has
. large supply Of those celebrated cable screw
wire boots and shoes, which for durability and
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NEW ORLEANS BULLET
Glorious Neacs!
LOUISIANA REDEEMED!
EFFECTS OF MY LATE PROCLAMATION
IMMENSE GATHERINGS
POPUL AR ESTABLISHMENT
| III. X r. r. N.
Nos. 102, 1O4, log and 1Os Baron.e. and
1879 and 141 Rampant Street.
To the happy result Of the late elections
throughout the land is attributed the return of
| confidence and business, and the cd reliable and
| popular house Of II. Kern has received her share
owing to the
UNUSUALLY LARGE DISPLAY
FRESH AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS
| The stock on hand is the largest Of any estab-
lishment in the South.
The qualities, assortments and prices cannot
be surpaf sed or eQualed.
In view of the extraordinary facilities in all my
purchases, l am enabled to
RETAIL MY ENTIRE STOCK
BELOW WHOLESALE PRICES.
The well known reliability and lberality of the
respected house is universally conceded, and
therefore deem it unnecessary to enumerate the
goods and prices. Suffice it to say that my
STOCK Is LARGER THAN EVER,
lily PRICES STILL LOWER THAN BEFORE. |
The extraordinary large crowds which have
favored mo with their presence during the past
week has induced me to secure more help in |
order to properly wait upon the still larger crowds
anticipated during the coming week.
II. X E RN,
1O2, 1O4, log and los Barohne street
139 and III Rampant street.
TheOttOr Da,<igeT <c Sons,
No. eos CANAL STREET,
Between Burgundy and Rampant streets,
Nos. 22s and $50 Royal street, corner St. Philip,
TOGETHER WITH GREAT BARGAINS IN
BLANKETS,
sHAwLs,
CAssIMEREs,
FLANNELS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
SILKS.
VELVET,
VELVET CLOAKs,
HOSIERY, 8
KID GLOVES, C
ETC, ETC.
We beg to call attention to grand DISPLAY on | f
ur center counters OF line Of Dress Goods ct
My Is cents per yard. We have thrown on these l.
ounters Goods that We have been selling at 40.
0 and 60 CENTS and can assure our lady friends
hat there can be found nowhere in this city any,
hing like them for the price.
Call early and got first choice at
DANZIGERS,
No. 203 Canal street,
ns 2dp1t and Nos. 22s and $50 Royal street
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A WORD TO OUR PATRONS.

If the BULLETIN presents, this morning, a
greater array Of advertising than reading
matter, it is because our friends, in testimony
of their appreciation of our humble endeavors,
have showered their favors upon us somewhat
suddenly and because with our limited press
facilities. we are unable to print larger paper
on such q brief notice. It affords US great
pleasure. however, to state in this connection.
that we have purchased new steam press
which will enable us to print much larger
paper and meet any and all demands upon
our columns.
The press left New York yesterday by
steamer, and will be put up in the BULLETIN
building Immediately upon its arrival. This
will enable us not only to print larger paper
but to furnish the BULLETIN to our subscribers
at an early hour in the morning.
We have much cause to be grateful to the
people for their staunch support of the Bull
LErIN, and for the good nature with which
they have put up with aDnoyances which !
were the result of our imperfect mechanical
arrangements.
In return for all these evidences of favor,
we shall redouble our energies to make the
BULLETIN in every respect a journal, represen-
tative of the cultivated, true-hearted brave |
people Of Louisiana. and of the South.
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Jacob OFT,
CA RPEN T. E R.
2s9 Magazine Street, Corner Calliope,
Is prepared to execute all orders in the Car
penter and Building line, with promptness, neat
ness and dispatch. Cisterns made and repaired
nj tf2dp
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We propose publishing, on Monday evening,
an expose of the School Board.
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THE THEATRES. Last evening the theatres
opened their doors as usual, but finding that
they could not prevail upon the public to
enter, with the exception Of the Globe. they
almost Immediately closed. Later in the
evening tho Globe followed suit
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Pianos and Organs.

Just received OF steamers Frankfurt and
selected stock of PfANOS ORGANS, and other
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, comprising the
celebrated Westermayer, Pleyel and Blirthner
PIANOS, the unsurpassed Trayser Parlor and
Church ORGANS; also full assortment Of
Brass and G. s. instruments, Accordeons, yloins,
Fresh Violin Strings, ETC., etc.
Also, on hand and arriving, the world-rencwned
Steinway, Knabe aud Haines' PIANOS, and Mason
Hamlin ORGANS, cold on the monthly pay
ment plsn and at special low prices for cash.
Pianos tuned, repaired or exchanged.
LOUIS GRUNEWALD.
Piano Wareroom IS 20 and % Baronne,
Branch store, 129 Canal street.
n8 2dp SuWe&Sa
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Cable ScreaU Hire Boots and Shoes
At Bachman's Shoe Emporium,
IS Camp street, under City Hotel.
Recommended for DURABILITY and ECON
OMY, and SURE TO FIT, WEAR and PLEASE.
-Also-
fine line Of those elegant SILvER-TIPPED
CHlLDRENS SHOES. unequalled for neatness
and wear. call respectfully solicited by
r. F. w. BAOHMAN,
Dealer in Fine shoes,
Is Camp street, under City Hotel.
re II II 2dp
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Carpet Warehouse.

T---..----...---. -Chartres street .-.........17
A. BROUSSEAU.
By late arrivals from England and the North
have received large stock Of
CARPETIHG, Wilton Administer Velvet Brussels
Tapestry. Three Ply, etc.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, English and American.
MATING, 800 pieces White Check and Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES Table and Piano Covers
OFFICE CARPETS, Cocoa Be gian and Striped
BURLAPS Table and Enamel Cloths ETC. ns6tadp
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n, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
Fasrs and ParasOls.
j. LEVOIS s. JAMESON,
126 Canal street.
! We have now in store, our full assortment Of
FURS AND PARASOLS,
At very low low prices.
ns SaMohwe J. LEvOIs & JAMESON.
Reduction
CHINA, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
NJ. l.. NAVRA,
Successor to NAVRA & OFFNER,
174 ...----.--.-. Canal street. -....-....... 174
Sells English stone China dinner sets for t14 so.
English stone China tea sets for 81 so.
English stone China chamber sets for 50 so.
French China dinner sets for s15.
French China tea sets for Sc Is.
French China gold band dinner sets for $40.
Flint glass goblets for 81 per dozen.
Navra has the best selected stock OF House
Furnishing Goods in the city, which he sells at
less than Importation cost.
M. L. NAVRA,
Successor to Navra Offner
ia Canal street, opposite Varieties Theatre.
n8 2dplt
-
126 CANAL STREET.
We are now Offering our full Stock OF
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS.
At VERY LOW PRICES at
WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL.
And OF accommodating terms.
J. LEvOIS & JAMESON,
1875 Canal street.
nssuMoAwe2dp
Apples. ........ Hotels .Apples.
FAMILIES AND RESTAURANTS.
large and choice lot of APPLES, by the !
'arrel at wholesale prices, at No. 1866 Gravier
nd II Union street, by N. ID. WETMORE,
nS 1t2dp State Grange Agent.
The Only Gold Pen Establishment
In the city.
Gold Pens to Suit Any Hand.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Pens repointed for so cents.
A. N. HILL,
Sc st. Charles Street. MS 2t2do
LeightOn's
REMOVED TO
DO. ........ CANAL STREET. 100
Shirts, Shirts, Shirts
AND
Mems Furnishing Goods.
At Prices Astonishingly Low.
Please examine the stock, as it is no trouble to
low the goods, if you buy or not, and we are re-
On he Completion Of the new ssf building shall
'cupy the old corner, where have been located
nS lt2p G. LEIGHTON.
Grand Fin De Champagne,
DUO DE MONTEBELLO.
CHATEAU DE MARsEUIL SUR AY.
For sale by
U. BASETTI,
70 and u Peters street, near Poydrss.
Sole Agent for the South.
nS 15t 2dp
able ScretU Hire Boots and Shoes 9
At Bachman's Shoe Emporium,
IS Camp street, under City Hotel.
for DURABILITY and ECON
~, and SURE TO FIT, WEAR and PLEASE.
\ fine line of those elegant sILvER-TIPPED
[ILDREN'S SHOES. unequalled for neatness n
1 wear. A call respectfully solicited by y
r. F. w. BACHMAN,
Dealer in Fine shoes,
g Il II 2dp
To the Public.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
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Notice.

Lire Within Your Means.
We don't like stnginess we don't like econonv
when It comes down to rags and starvation. It II
no mans duty to deny himself every amasement
every recreation and every comfort that he NAV 0et
rich But it is his duty to LIVE WITHIN His
Mans and save something, be it ever 40 little
C1IAAENS' SAYINGS BANK, Grunewald Hail.
NJ BESNER, Cashier nj IwS5s
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n0ltzOp' New Orleans.
Catalogues for 1876,
Ready for Distribution,
FREE ON APPLICATION,
LEWIS DOLLAR STORE.
Enumerating s25OOoo worth Of Novelties.
At
One Dollar Each.
sPRCIALTIES OF THE SEASON.
BUGLE PRINCES, GIMPs, BELTS, POCKETS,
FURS, HATS, FRENCH FLOWERS,
RIBBONS,
Ornaments fer the Hair.
nS 2dp 1877 Canal street.
William Hogan,
80 AND 1O1 CANAL STREET.
Has Just received fresh invoice OF
GENTLEMEN'S ENGLISH SHOES
Manufacturer and Dealer in
BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, vALIsEs AND
BAGS.
SEWING MACHINES,
Agents for Empire and Gold Medal.
80 and 1o1 Canal street,
nS 1t2dp New Orleans,
Louisiana JOckeu Clatb.
FAN Meeting, 1874.
Over $1,000 In Purses and Stakes.
Commencing
Tuesday, December LIST,
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W. raturn our thanks to Mr.. W. H. Moon for
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A. BROUSSEAU, Importer II Chartres street
has received by late arrivals,
BROCATELLES, Cetelines Striped Reps
BROCHEE TERREES, Drap de Paris, etc,
PLAIN REPS, of many choice colors
DAMASKS, WOrsted, Union and Cotton
GRE TONNES, in great variety Bazine; ETC.,
CURTAINS, Lace and Notting CHAM Lace,
GALLONS Gimps, Cornices Hair Cloth etc.
nS 1w2dp A. BROUSSEAU
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G1'NnecaId Hall,
No. 20 Baronne street, near Canal
This elegantly Quilted and centrally located
Hall, has by the addition of second spacious
and well ventilated supper room on the main
floor, being enlarged, and is new for rent for
balls concerts, lectures, fairs ETC., at moderate
terms. Apply to the proprietor,
Louis GRUNEWALD.
n8 I'm 18, 20 and % Baronne street
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II the School Board only knew the informa-
ton now in our possession, just from Wash
ington, relative to their misdeeds, wouldn t
there be row in the family We propose
publishing the whole of the terrible story very
soon.
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Cash House Erclusirely.
NJ. L. BYRNE s. CO.,
163 Canal Street,
Will offer this week their usual advantages TO
those who buy for
READY MONEY,
SHAWLs,
HOSIERY,
FLANNELs,
BLANKETS
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
and several other large lots of NEW FALL
GOODS, at extraordinary
POPULAR PRICES.
M. L. BYRNE 4 CO.,
n8 2t2dp 1G3 Canal street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-29
PUBLIC OPINION.

"Comme je trouve,' freely translated, means
Grab ali | can" See Buffers letter to Gov. Kellogg
Boston Journal (RepD
To be right is to be unassalable. To be
right TO be nerved 10 unusual offensive eHort Inc
Republican more IN the rlgnJ tnan III
this Falls campaign.-lUtica Herald (RepD
We, in this view of the whole matter, ex-
pect to see President Grant candidate for reelection
exercise OF arbitrary power, President ior al least
another term.-(Dubuque Telegraph tDem.)
Let the South put itself upon its good con-
duct and It will lack for friends but II should re-
one there is inevitable punishment The way OF the
is hard in politics as In moas-Phila-
deiphia Press tRepJ
Gov. Dix says that the resolutions adopted
these resolutions fully approve everything condemned
by The NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE. Now, wliI That Journal h
stration and believer IN the third term prlnei-
pie III Albany Argus (DemD
Bad as are the antecedents of Gen. Butler,
On The whole we prefer him to any other Republican
Cnngressman from Massachusetts. He has more brains
and under the control OF the monetary rings and
chques OF New-England and York Were we living
IN his district and compelled TO make choice between
him and any other Republican, we would take Butler
-lCiDcnnati Enquirer (Dei0)
We have been and are of opinion that if
such another body Of oicehoders and attaches OF the
administration made the last National Convention
of the party should and through the farce OF
nominating Gen. Grant for third term, the fragments
electjon We are yet ready for perpetual success
SION by the OF the Executive maehinery.-lProy'
dence Press tlnd)
That circumstances may arise IN which the
OF Grant would be advisab IS within tue
bounds OF possibility. new Southern Rebellion might
incline the people lean upon bis great experience ana
reputation as the strongest bnlwark wu tner reach
in the Presidential Office rather than disregard the eA
ample set by Washington and JEFFERSON py
"A precedent the consequences OF Wnlch no man can
Qowa) Gazette (RepJ
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ELSEWHERE.

Reinsurance on Carleton's factory on Beach,
st. Boston, which was burned Saturday last is s32 500
AT Peabody, Mass, on Sunday two barns
belonging 10 the estate OF the late Cyrus Wilson were
burned with tons OF hay, horse. and two cows
The loss is $4,000 OF which James Friend and Philip
Coleman, lessees Of the barns, lose $500 each
A fire in Perrysburg, o., on Saturday de-
sroyed the barn and grocery store Of Mr. Getz Sand
" Beaches dry goods store and the hardware
Peck Hamilton * Co. the loss is $4,000 Mr. Geiz Is
Insured for 81 500 in the Underwriters, ana Peck Hami-
and North British.
A dispatch from Delta, Can, says: A fire
broke out Sunday night IN the stables OF owen Kennedy
Newboro Sixteen OF the best buildings in the village
we're totally destroyed. including Webster's, Drafn 8
and other stores Prestons harness shop and dwelling
house VeBsters and Lstrs dwellings Kennedy's Hotel
aud several other buildings whose owners could not be
ascertaIned.
Hardman T. CopDany's tapuery apd leather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-29

eide whether i was Mt and proper that should remain
in the ministry the opinion of Congregational clergy
men In this city IL that there is UNCONVENTIONAL
authority to call council for that purpose. Ecelesas
teal authority is tender subject with the CoDErega
tionasts Their system of church government 10 like
that OF Baptss, and In both denominations the &C.
ton Of church in TO its pastor is conclusive
The Methodiss bring troublesome matters TO their
Conference, the Dutch Reformed to their Synod the
Presbyterans to their Presbyery, but the Congrega-
uonalists like the Baptists are thoroughly dem0cratc
each Church is independent having full power TO regu
late it's affairs without any Accountability TO Con-
ference, Council or Synod Council Of Congregational
Churches could try the case OF church with REFER
the propriey OF continuing such association or
fellowship with it, but such council has no authority 10
try member minister Of any other church with refer
his relations that church It would be competent
for any organization TO which Mr. Beecher may belong
in the Congregational Church to take up the matter,
investigate the charges against him. convict him II
they thought proper and expel him from that
organization. but not TO touch his relation as a
minister OF the church which has chosen
him 10 be its pastor In conversation with TRIBUNE
reporter this subject yesterday one clergyman con-
cluded by saying: 1t strikes me that there can be no
such Congregational tribunal competent 10 pass 1udg
ment upon Mr.. Beecher, censurng him or expeng hun
from the Christian ministry; his own CONGREGATION 10
the supreme court beyond which there is possible
appeal and they choose TO sustain him under the CON
vcton that he is entirely innocent they ought to dol
from his pulpit"
On the other hand the subject has undoubtedly been
discussed officers and members OF the leading
Congregational churches The pamphlet OF the Rev.
Dr. Fairfield has been sent to many leading members OF
Congregational churches In Brooklyn and its call
for Ecclesiastical Council Ia said to have produced
effect. The Rev. Drs. Storrs and Budneton state
they have heard OF movement In that drection
and the desire for the Council believed TO be confined
to a few persons.
Ex-Judge Morris, when asked yesterday why Mr.
Tiltons case was not placed the October calendar
answered that there were too many cases ahead OF H.
Ia before
December term.
TRIBUNE reporter called upon Theodore Tton yes
ttday morning and asked him If he had read Henry O.
Zowens reply to Miss Catherine L. Beecher. Mr. Til
said that he had but did not desire to say anything
further the subject Mr.. Tlton was asked II he had
stated that Henry G. Bowen wrote him a letter
charging Mr. Beecher with adultery aud rape" Z" do
not care to make statement about Mr. Bowen's or
Miss Beechers letters, replied Mr. T1lton Turning TO
exJudge Morris he SAID: 81 haven't the time ncll
nation present correct the inaccuracies OF others
/ expect my interview VIII be with Judge Morris In
O court of Justice" He declined TO say any thing fur
Their.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-29
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGSAL OFFICER,
wIsmsGros d. c., Tuesday, Sent III a. IN.
Economists for the pdst tpentu-f0ur hours

IN. ID, Ia,
sy,lopsis for the past trentvfor hours
The storm that was central on the Eastern
Guf coast has moved northeastward toward NOrtn
Csrolna High winds have been reported
from the South Atlantic coast aud brisk winds now pre-
aiI ON the Middle Atlantic coast with railing barometer
THE pressure has risen somewhat In the western uu
states liz has risen and again fallen over portions OF
tb lake region Clear weather prevails over the CUR
states upper lakes Mississippi valley, and westward
the Middle States and portions OF the south Atlantic
States. .-,... xoor Mana
The rivers have fallen at Shreveport, Little Rock and
New Orleans and risen at Davenport ana memphis anu
very rapidly at Nashville;
' PrObdbiltttes.
r.. r,ooaov over the South Atlantic and Eastern
Cali STATES rising barometer north ana west Wlnus
Lever temperature, and clear or clearing weather.
over the lover lakes, rising, followed by fallng Da-
roneter northerly winds lower temperatures ana cIear
or partly cloudy weather ,,.- ,,,,.,,, aud
Iower Missouri Valleys, the Northwest, Tennessee and
inc OHIO Valley stationary rising barometer, lower
Temperatures northeast 10 northwest winds and gen
orally clear weather. - ..,--... h..o.,o,or
over the Western Gulf States. stationary barometer
somewhat higher temperature northery WINDS except
on tbe immediate coast. with clear weather ---,-.-
Orsr me Middle States falling barometer, increasing
,orfheaserIy uinds, loeer temperatures, ctobdg ana
~ ,.....,o.or ,or,b-aast to
norwest Winds lower temperatures, cloudy ana rainy
Cantionary signals continue at Wilmington, Cape
Hatteras, Norfolk, Cape Henry Batnore APE p mdS
Peckis Beach, Atlantic City, Barnegat, Sduan Beach
Long Branch Sandy Hook and are ordered LOT new
York New Haven New London, Rocsport ana "oou