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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-05-08

New Caledonia, the penal colony Of
France, from which Henri Rochefort
and Pascal rousset have escaped, is
an island III the South Pacific Ocean.
It's surface is mountainous, and rises
I'M the centre to an elevation Of 5000
about $780, live in improyised hgtg of
saplings and gr sos and aT rs gu are 81 q 7
$40 niles iii length and 80 miles wide.
The smalIness of the guard and the
large extent of coast render an escape
comparatively easy, especially if aided
from without.
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THE CITY.

A NAfEow EsCApE.-Our friend Thomas Flynn
tho polite Geographic operator, at the Central
Police Station, had narrow escape last night
One W. II Tierney, an habitual drunken loafer.
it ssenS entered the Office and in most insulting
language made some Inquiries. Flynn ordered
him ont when Tierney drew Derringer pistol
and Nllied the trigger. Luckily the cap snapped;
FLYNN sprai upon him in an instant and with
ODs we'll directed blow felled him to the earth.
II n Utmost useless to add that Tierney was
locked up with the charge OF assault with dan
garOsls weapon awith intent to commit murder
preferred against him.
A RIVER ACcIDEST.-About $3.50 o'clock ycster-
day afternoon the steamship Knickerbocker
was effscting q landing at her wharf, head Of st.
Louis st:eet, she ran into the schooner Cecilia,
and sunk her. She also damaged the coast
packet Hunter to the amount OF 500. No lives
IosH.
Fsm4-AbOut 7:15 o'clock last evening fire
broke out in the Bienville Oil Works, Oh Bien-
vilIe street. The Office and house were "artially
dGabrayed. Insured in the Orleans Company for
1loD0-d damage $500. The fire resulted from
caratessness on the part Of au employee.
EscAPED CONvICr. - William johnson, alias
Gays who was sent to Baton Rouge to serve two
years Tor larceny, and who escaped some weeks
ago from Manchac, while working on the Jackson
Railroad, was arrested last evening and locked
Nd in the First.
BASE EAIL.-The Crickcts and Pelicans Will
play friendly game of ball at Delechaise
Grounds at B. +. M. to-day.
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
SUNDAY Morning, August 80, 1874.


Sunday Morning, August 81, 1874. I
The weather Yesterday evening indicated al
early fall of rain.
| Business on the landing is about at stand
! still and will remain until we pave better
stage Of navigation in the Mississippi and its
| tributaries.
| Among the next steamers due at this port are
he Fleta, Bertha Bruncr, Belle Rowland, G. "a.
Durfee, from Red River: Future City and bar9es,
Robert Mitchell and Paragon, from st. LOUIS,
Lizzie Hopkins, from Lafourche, and H. f. Lee,
from Vcksburg.
DEPARTURES YEsTESDAf
we're II. {. Yeager, for st. Louis; Natchez, for
vicksburg; Willie, for Ouachita; Trenton for ope'
ousas; K. T. Briarly, for Grand Ecore: ST John,
for Baton Rouge; Susie Silver, tos st. Louis:
Mary Ida, for Lower Coast.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The r. E. Lee, from Vlcksbrng, Will arrive 10.
day and leave Tuesday rs usual AT 7. NJ.
The reporter expects to be able III few days
to tackle cold Sol" in all his glory.
The officers of the Trenton have our thanks Tor
favors.
The Selma, from Fishers Landing. will arrive
to morrow morning
The low water passenger packet W. J. Behan
has postponed her departure to Monday, August
81 at p NJ
We deeply sympathze with friend, the
veteran steamboat commander, Capt. George q.
Kirk, in the loss of his eldest son, Dr. George II.
Kirk, which occurred Oh the 18th inst. at Mande-
vile.
Red River is lower at present than it has been
at any time since 1858.
Freights to all points are scarce, and news
items on the river front ditto.
The regular Grand Ecoro packet Fleta, John
c. Mitchell, master, will be receiving on Monday,
to leave on Tuesday, usual, for Grand Ecore
and all way landings at p. M.
the crops in st. Landry and Avoyelles are very
promising
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AUCTION SALES.
By Albert Paul.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE-
scrption, Carpets, Crockery, Glass and other
Ware, Etc, Etc.
DY ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer - Office and
ID salesroom No 40 Royal street-Will sell every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, at the salesroom, 40 Royal, near Custom
house streets
general assortment Of new and second hand
Household Furniture. Carpets, Crockery, Glass
and other Ware, etc, etc.
Loans secured on Furniture, etc. Storage at
moderate rates aul6 I'm
BOILER MAKERS AND BLACKSMITHS'
Tools, Etc.
Succession Of Francis and Mary II. Larkin, Sec
ond District Court for the parish Of orleans
No. 81, 3O5.
DY ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer-O Office and
ID saesroom, 40 Royal street-Will be sold at
public auction, on the premises, corner Front and
Julia streets, on MONDAY, 3ist inst, at II
O'Clock NJ. by virtue, and in pursuance to an or
der from the Hon. A. L.. 1issot, Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
dated August 20, 1874, for account Of the above
succession
A general assortment Of Boiler Makers and
Blacksmiths Tools and Implements used in said
trades, Stove, Office Furniture, Scales and
Weights, Boilers, lot Of new iron, etc.
Terns-Cash on the spot au21 % rs 20 80
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vICKSBURG.
FOR VICKSBUHG.
UNITED STATES IEss NAL PACKET.
r. FOR VICkSBURG, NATCHEZ,
9sa Davis Bend and all intermediate land.
ing+The passenger steamer
KObt. Il. Lee,
will leave above, carrying United States mail,
connecting at vicksburg with Parisot Line for al
Tor sunfower Deer Creek and Tallahalciie rivers.
For freight Of PassaFs sypp1Ey on board or to
HIrE & CARLlN, Tchsupito \ ST..
aaa ADAMS & WORK. Commercial Place
SATURDAY vICKSBURG PACKET.
U. S MAIL PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5PM
FOR vICKsBUBi, DAVIS BEND,
$50 s. Natchez, and all intermediate landings
The passenger steamer
NntcheZ,
T. f. Le.sthers master, j. +. Muse. clerk,
connecting at Vicksburg with Pali,ot Line for Yazoe
Taahatcnie and SuntioNer Rivers and with Anchor
Line for Memphis Cairo and st. Louis For freigh:
JOHN JANNEY, III Common st.
orto HITE 81 CARLlN, Tchoupitoalas st.
au1 tm
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
FOR CHICOT CITY MOUTH WHITE AND Ar.
KANSAS GREENVILLE, VICkSBURG
AND THE BENDS.
Leaves every THURSDAY, at o'clock, p. M.
RE- FOR CHICOr CITY MOUTH
AHsASS4Ak1S White and Arkansas rivers Greenvllle,
ss. Vicksburg Natchez and way landings
The fine and fast passenger packet
Katie,
Gin place steamer Frank PargOud.)
J. Nj. White master, e. Holmes clerk
will leave above carrying the United States mail
and connecting at Vicksburg with the "ParisGS
and Ytall nhnfeh
rivers.
J. JANNEY, lit Common street.
HITE e. CARLIN,
4TcheuDitOulas street,
ADAMS WORK
eCenwereial Place
aui Agents.
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BY Nash s. HOdgsOn.
COTTON COTTON COTTON.
$50 BALES COTTON,

More OF Less,
SAVED FROM THE WRECK OF SHIP AIISA
Capt. gohn Dick
For account Of whom it may concern.
At Public Auction.
| by NASH & HODGSON-W. +. HODGSON,
! ID Auctioneer-Oifice No. Caron,ielet street -
| On WEDNESDAY, September 2, 1874, at 10 a. NJ .
on the levee, at the head of Washington street
by order and under the supervision and direc-
| ton Of the master and wardens OF the port OF
New Orleans, and for account Of whom it may
concern, a t public auction, will be sold
$50 bales Of cotton more or less), saved from
| the wreck OF the British ship Ailsa, Capt. John
Dick.
Continuous sales of 100 bales more or lcss)
will be made every two or three days, as fast as
wrecked and inspected.
Ierms-Cash on delivery in United States
Treasury notes. au3O til
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Solid Rosewood Parlor Suit.
40 Pieces Green and Gold BrocatelloJ
Oak Hat Rack and Hail Chairs
Handsome Oak Dining Room Suit.
Elegant Victoria Walnut Suits.
Cottage Bed Room Set
Carpets, Mantel Mirrors Ornaments.
Paintings, Engravings, Rugs. Shades Mattresses
Pillows, Bedding, Chairs, Easy Chairs
and Rockers, Lounges,
Tables.
Elegant Rosewood Etagere
Elegant Rosewood Centre Tables
Elegant Glass Door Armor.
Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine (new}
Al Upright Pleyel Piano with cover and stool in
superior ordcr.)
China, Glass and Plated Ware
Charter Oak Cooking Stove and Utensils
Kitchen and Servants Room Furniture.
And many other Handsome Articles too numcr-
GUS to mention, being the entire conte is OF
the three-ssory residence No. 22i Coliseum
street, between Fonrth and Wa shlngton.
SOLD ON ACCCjj Mt OF UEPAR TITRE.
DY NASH Il HODGSON-W. l. Hodgson.
ID Anctioneer-O Office No 5 Caroudelet street
On TUESDAY, September l, 1874, at lol O'Clock
A. NJ, on the premises as above, will be sold
he entire contents of the said above residence
Terms-Cash iii Z. ). Treasury notes.
n. B.-1he furniture can be in +pected on Mon
dav, August 3lst. from 10 4. NJ. until T. NJ
au30 til
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-30

If you want good home manufactured cigars
call on Il. BaumYartner, 81 Magazine, and he
will urnish them 70 you. He devotes his per-
sonai attention TO their manufacture, and YOU
cA3 be assured Of good article.
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MenpOranda.


(By Telegraph.
New York Aug. :9.-To \. Mouton.--SteanshiF
New Orleans, Capt 5. L. Clapp, arrived early ,hb
morning
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
Saturday Evening, Aug. g, 1874.
COTTON.

| The sales to-day mot including $50 bales addi-
tionai yesterday embraced $40 sales at steadier
| and in some cases, stronger prices. We adjust |
our quotations accordingly and give also the |
Exchange figures and report as below:
General EXCHANGE L
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"OUR TICKET. g

"OUR TICKET"
FOX STATE TREASURER:
JOHN G. MONCURE, OF CAMPO
FOR CONGRESS
FIRST DIsTEIcT,
oEs. X. l.. GIBSON, Of Orleans.
sEcoSD DISTRICT,
X. JOHN ELLIS, Of Orleans.
THIRD DISTRICT,
JOSEPH A. BREAU1, Of ibeIiG.
FoUETH DISTRICT,
W. N. LEVY, Of Natchitoches
FIFTH DISTRICT,
". Il. SPENCER, Of Concordla.
SIXTH DISTRICT,
Jos. N. MOORE, Of st. Landry.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-30

ALABAMA GOLD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Tho card Of this energetic and active company
will be seen in our advertising columns. which
presents its claims for patronage in a manner
which invites tho attention of every one who is
interested in nsuring to their friends compe-
tensy after they have lett this earth forever
The officers are careful and prudent business
men. and by paying strict attention TO safe
operations in rheir business, gives a guarantee
that the Alabama Gold will always be rigorous
laborer in this field Of enterprise. Parties de-
by this staunch and progressive company by APP
pilcsuon to the oiii 70, No. IS camp street.
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Cleared Yesterday.
French steamship Sully SECOND, for Liverpool via
Havre- Felix Larue
Steamship Gen Meade Sampson, for New York
II Ludwigsen
Steamer Amite Adams for Pensacola Master
Schooner Mary Emily, Kruger, for Pensacola
Master
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TO RENT.

L>OR RENT OR LONG LEASR-LUH ON TIA
Il liza street No 26s, between Raruune and DryaAaes,
with office aud sheds attached suitable fr wood and
coal yard or stabling purposes Apply to 30 b.
rome street. aO 1t
~ Torres FOR RENT-CORNER STORE AMP
- dwelling of Magazine and Josephine Ne. Gl5 from
October !, ls74-Do store and dwelling, 6S5 Maya
zine street possession immediately. A twOstorY
dwelling No us Washington street, from October ,
1874 Apply to AURICH, go Magazine street
au,0 lot
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WANTS.

NTAN1ED-SITCA ALTON AS HOCSEKEEPER,
w cook washer and ironer for mother and
in bachelor hOu e. both white and natives of New
Orleans. Good references will be given. Asdr ess
Bulletin office, three days. IL.
an.}O 81
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WANTED-BY A MAN OF FAMILY, HAV
w ing but arm, a situation Entry Cler
himself usef.. Satisfactory references be given
Address b.. at this office au2I tt
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UPPER COAST.

NJ" ot.LEANS. COAST AND BAYOU GOUL4
IRI WEEKLY PACKET
M ~ steamer seira,
"a ~ bo-l- master a Asynier, eh.k
Commencing 18th Oc,.,t,.r iazt
Leaves New Orleans TUESDAY,, and ',rdIJRs
d at IL n and SUNDAYS ats A. 81
RetIrlIEf on WEDNESDAYS, FELDAY>; ana
MONDAYS in daylight a1r., -
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NyANTED-TO BORROW $500 TO $1,000 THE
w best security given and liberal rate of inter
est paid. For particulars address TRANSACTION at
this office au26 Ut
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, I
Sunday Morning, August 80.

George j. Duncan is the duly authorized Marine
and River Reporter of the Bulletin
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FURNISHED ROOMS BY THE DAY OR WEEK
Il Strangers visiting New Orleans will find first
class Furnished rooms by the day week at No Is
ST Charles street be ST Charles Hotel aud Canal
street Mrs. w. IL. SLACK. Reference: D. r.
Walshe IlU Canal street au.bO 81
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'TNO KENT-AN ELEGANT SUITE OF ROOMS
ON second floor in the pilatial building Of the late
Hugh McCioskey, No It st Charles street. Apply
10 j. q. ELLIS, Real Estate Agent and Broker, ~
Caron,lelet st eet. au30 I'm
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE-ONE 45-SAW DUBOIS COTTON
= GIN III perfect order and good as new
Price $50 NAILE * CAMNACK
aug 1t 1913 Grayicr street
NOR SALE CHEAP-ONE BARGE. rs FEET
long, y feet inches wide, feet 6 inches
deep, B inches bottom, andt inches sides, in good
order. Apply at the Coai-yar foot OF Josephine
street, Fourth District. N. EAGAN
au29 2tf
L>uR sALE-COTTON WAGONS FoH SALE
L low. Mn. COTTON WAGONS in good order
with ak licenses complete Inq ,lire 1T Mis,issiupi
Cotton Press between ana 100 clock A NJ
au2j I'm
NOR sALE-SCOTCH PIG IRON. IN LUI,
to suit purchasers, by
j. II. ASHBRIDGE & CO.
jels Su II Isl Common s.ree.
For SALE
Two SECONDHAND STAR COTTON GINS
Cheap FOR Cash, at
J. q. JENSEN'S,
1yZ5 u Is Caxoadeiet street.
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NYANTEI1TO RENT 4 SMALL TWO STORY
w honse, must be nveniently located have gas
plenty Of yard room, water, etc Address House
stating location Bulletin office. au2- st
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by referense to our advertising columns the
GAr<a VI Il. +. Motion, of ~ Royal street will be
full lane Of glass, china, earthenvare and house
furnishing goods, both to the city and country
trade. The name of Mr.. Motion is well known
in the business community as being one of unr
first and most reliable crockcry dealers. Parties
wishing to purchase in his line will DO well to
examine his stock.
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IN choices. UNAAeos pa4ched and ground
1eah every dag at l7v Canal street.
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LOWER COAST.

CoOKS TOURS AND GEYFpsY. cru. y1,
" ING ARRANGEMENTS Dec, 80. IL ~
any hoe rom New York. Passengers hooks5
through TO any point in Europe from Mo- a..
leans. Tours IN Europe and all psrss Of a.,
United states For tickets and othsr inforr,ss,en
Appy s. a. 4; hlLlAEE CO., - CaroDdcjet
~" V1ess a7l2 In 1thp
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L suitable for cotton buyer lawy r. Apply on
premises to MALE 4 CAMMACK 1893 Gravier At.
au}0 1t
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FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT
Il board, central location No 2O9 Gravier street,
Baronne, terms moderate, to suit times 2p2etl
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STEAMBOATS,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND MER
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE
GIVING THROUGH TICKETS To
hkA165 = Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Bait
- more Washington City Buffalo, Pitts
burg Cleveland Cincinnati, Louisville and
EXCURSION TICKETS TO ST. PAUL,
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO MEMPHIS AND THE
BENDS.
Win leave as below at O'Clock, p H..
GLENCOE,
Thos. 5 Calhoon, captain Ed ID. Miner, clerk;
WEDNESDAY September Y.
Issuing as usual Through Bills Of Lsting in cor.
necton with the railroads to all the principal poR -
North and West.
J.B WOODS CO., General Agents,
myi l24 Gravier street.
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NANTED-FOR ONE OF THE INTERIOR
w towns by widow.r a female servant or house
keeper. Inqeire at No. - Burgundy street between
the hours OF 4 and 0 clock =. NJ. au29 IT
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Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamship Knickerbocker Kemble, for New York
22d inst to 4 MOultOn-2 dist
STEAMBOATS,.
Frank Morgan Canton, from Happy Jack Land
ing
Empire JeanfTau from Lower Coast
Trenton QuatIeveaux. from Washington
ARRIVALS AT THE NEw BASIN.
Schooner Lille Schmidt, from Pearl river
Schooner AInIa from Blind river
Schooner Two Friends, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Felicte, from Biloxi
Schooner Geo Eike from Tchefuncta river
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Star from Pascagoula
Schooner Patrel No l. from Tchefuncta river
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IUR RENT OR FOR SALE-THE ELEGANT
L large two-st ry residence, No l66 ia. kson street
III perfect orde', coInAodous rooms bath rooms and
every convenience and comfort for large family
Call and Examine, and tur further pa ten ars apply
the premises, or TO JAS NJ PUTNAM
au2. lOtt corn Peters and Cu,tonhousc streets
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BOARDING : OCCUPANTS WANTED FOR
ID two large and airy Rooms, second and third
floors, well furnished, and opening upon wide,
covered yerandahs, ON the shady side Of the
apartments Of smaller size Terms moderate.
References can be exchanged through Glass Box
1884, Pos. Office, or on application 10 No 429
Carondelet street. au2 1mSuTuFr
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NOR RENT-A FOUR-STOKY BRICK STORE
- No "a Common street opposite City Hotel. The
lower floor Of store l2J Common street and the two
story frame dwelling, $40 Da phine near Es ,,anad
sire Is. Apply 10 .. HOPKINS, 2e Union street.
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tOR REN1-A TWOSTORf FRAME DWELL
4 my containing SIX rooms Kitchen and large
yard in good repair. Cars pass within half a STUART.
OF Inc prop rty Rent so per month To good tenant
AiS" Htlg' raised cottage TO Pleasant street and
twostnfA dwelling on folelano street both within
one hundred yards OF Magazine Car Station. Rent
20. Apply 10 W. K. VEkLANDER IL Magazine
street, aIiJi I'm
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N"ANTED-A COTTAGE HOUSE WITH NOT
w less than six ROOMS, i'll good repair. and paved
ward. Must be in dry loc llity. New house pre-
f,Ted. VIII pay $50 per month. Prompt payments
guaranteed. Address A. NJ H.. Bulletin office.
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80 - 80, iAE 1isoOAO rLUNE Or NJ
~ riAsier street between st. Charles an.
~ EEr rT,.s moossate 70 good tenant Apply ~
sSAAAsAAs = w., Ia urSsaeS sueet YES
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NYANrED-A PURCHASER FOR A SEWING
W Machine, new using two FIJI spools. and
making three different kinds of stitches either loo
stitch, embroidery stitch chain stitch. Price
800 Can be seen at No 81 Pryt.iilia street.
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WANTED A STU ALTON - BY A DRUG
W clerk OF eighteen years experience in the bust
hess, and graduate Of Philadelphia College of Phai-
macy; well acquainted with country druggists i'll
North Louisiana, Texas and Mississipp is competent
to take charge OF any part of the drug department.
retail wholesale. Address X Bulletin office
Reterences-Messrs. FredeIickson & Harte, New
Orleans; Hardaway Co., Vicksburg Miss, and
others if required an:;0 81
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kNOR RENl-A AUA42l.-, .,...4. .,,,-s.
l. dwelling house, containing seven la &c and airy
looms, marble NANTES, gas and fixtures etc. lot -
by $50 feet. No 216 Washington street near Bi-
rome. Also, cottage No. - Pol,Innii street near
st Charles. i've rooms gas and fixtures For terms,
apply to owners on the premises. viii be rented low
10 prompt tenants al}D IT.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-21
PUBLIC OPINION.

1t Is only by breaking loose from their re-
spoctve parties when they become corrupt and defeat
ing first one then the other in imitation OF the ex-
ample In California and Wisconsin, that the grangers
can reform politics and politicians and stamp their yr'
Qnd)
In behalf of the men aud women who are
planting civilization upon our frontiers. we demand
That this scandalous, murderous policy shall stop at
once and forever. Hand over the whole indian ques-
fon 10 the War Department That Will stop the thiev-
ing and solve the whole problem and nothing else will
-lChcsgo Tribune QndJ
If it be admitted that there is no republican
government in there Is not the slightest con-
stutona obstacle Ia upsetting the Kellogg usurpaton
by an act OF Congress and providing for tho choice OF
new officers by the people IN an Immediate election III
the Democratic votes 10 Congress viii secure TINS result
we should be sincerely sorry to see them withheidN
Y. World (Dep.) Dr. .
The exhibition Of steam engines. textile fab
rcs and works Is all well enough. but there are
which should have the prominence they
deserve, aud nobler principles than nero business
shrcwiness and mechanical skin that should accompany
onr Republics notification TO the world that sue mas
onteUed upon the second century OF her ehls'ehco-
fClurinuati Gazette.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-21
PERSONAL.

KENYON College, Ohio, has conferred the
honorary degree OF Ii. ID. upon ChefJustice Waite
Sir Samuel Baker believes the influence OF
one steamer n the center Of Africa equal 10 thar OF
hundred missionaries
Mr.. B. C.. Stephenson, late Secretary OF
Iloyd'a and Mr. T. A. PInorot late OF the London Bank
OF Commerce been ntrusted by the President OF
he Erie Railway Company with the management Oi ls
interests in England.
NJ. Emile Olivier is still light-hearted. He
recently told friend that lie to rcappear in pub
lie lie when he can get tribune to speak in. When
eyer the general elections of be feels sure o MS
return i'm the Department OF the Var and Will perhaps
stand for MafSelllcs.
Tburlow Weeds interesting letter OF remin-
sciences 10 the NewYork Assembly has called out a
similar epise from Mr. E. T. Foote. now living at New
Haven disputing the statement that Mr weed Is the
oldest ex-nember living. Mr. Fooe thinks that Herman
Camp OF Tompkns County and himself are the Oldest
living members since they were elected Ia lole ana
Mr. Weed In 1925.
The Rev. Wayland IIOyt, pastor of the Tab
erpaco Baptist Church in this city resigned his charge
last evening his letter OF resignation he stated that
the sole condition which induced him. ago. to ac-
cent the pasorate was that the church should as soon
a. nossle erect edihce In central Locality, with
new rents 40 low TINT the masses eould atten thiS
nroiect owing TO the panic had been indefinitely post
noned and since there was nothing 10 convince MN
that that did not mean its virtual aoanuobmtnt ne
musf sever his connection with the church. MT Hoyt
has received calls from Chicago, Boston and Providence
but has as yet accepted none