The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-22

NEW ORLEANS BULLETll
OfYloe No. 100 Gravier Street.
y G. EMBELLISHMENTS. Manager
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LARGEST DAILY Circulation
In NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, SEPTEMBER %. 1874.
1RRAs-Ons Dollar per Month, or Twelve Dollar
uAseri oeions for the DAILY BULLETIN receive
ct orr counter. 100 GrAvier street.
DAe BULLETIN inserts WANTS and TO RENTS
not exceeding One SQUARE. for Fifty Cents each
''1his Go,ern,nent rus made by ,cIite men, 70
II benefit o. rhie men and their posterity fo1
~, and shO,lid be administered by Nhite me
s~d b. no,1 other uIatsoeua. Stephen
DoughH.
Uoa. weather with lower temperature to
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Atteation is directed to tn advertisement
accompany b, in another column. They viii
neot this evening at their hall, at y O'Clock.
0taub. the indetatigable and revolutionary
nswsdA.ler, sends us, from his cheap news
stand, No. 50 Canal street, full lists of latest
paperx.
A young lady sends the following
When did the metropolitans think it time
- leave2
A. When they got an extra Bulletin.
ArrAP Originally a Persian word-ruler.
Pie Governor OF . province.
AArEArY-The government or jurisdiction
Of sstrap.
We woul call the attention Of parents to
tAe advertisement, in another column of the
Oinsted High School, No. 400 st. Charles
stree. Able teachers preside over every de-
pArtnent.
NEw Books. We have received from the
publishers. G. W. Carleton & Co., Philadel-
phis, through W. D. Mathews, 6l9 Magazine
street, the following new books: A Fatal Pas
son. or Gertant, by Charles DeBernard.
Translated by o. vilbeur.
FUNsRAL SERVICE. - This morning, Tues
Ay I'D, At = O'Clock, Solemn Mass will
- offered in st. Henry's Church, Berlin
slseet, near Magazine, Sixth District, tor tue
souls Of those who fell last Monday in the
sssse Of the peoples liberty.
ARRIVED Gen. Cowen and Com. Rogers
arrived here yesterday, at ~ NJ, in compi-
ance with orders from Washington. They
vero closeted v it'll Kellogg for several hours
II Is stated they were sent down hera to in
vsstigate affairs, and that is the way they
Do it.
Il is with regret we had to chronicle the |
oath Of Michael McEntee, who died of his
wounds received in the engagement Of Sept.
18th. His name was enormously placed under
tho head Of killed policemen Mr. McEntee
vas citizen and not engaged with the satraps
= kellogg.
II gives US pleasure to be able to announce
~ young Mr.. James w. Henderson, son Of
an Henderson, Esq, is in fair way of re-
lsvery. and unless a change for the worse
lakes place, his leg will be saved.
Mr. Henderson's name was accidentally
laitled from the list of wounded, published
n Sunday.
The extensive sale of elegant parlor, bed
Nd dining-room furniture, advertised by G.
1 Ginrdsy, anctioneer, and comprising the
nitro contents Of the three story brick man
ion. No. 1856 Camp street, will take place
- day, commencing at 10! o'clock, A. M. |
Ehe attention of our readers is specially in
it, l.
Sz2or. CASTER. This g. ntleman, who re
igned from the police force some .ys ago
scause he was too honorable to fight against
10 white people of Louisiana, has the heart
u thanks of this whole community and.
~ that he is out Of employment on account :
{ this manly action, he should not be for !
ottsn by the merchants of this city, but :
hould be provided with employment $
KEIoea. up to la p. NJ yesterday neither f
Lsalogg nor his Private Secretary had put in q
, appearance at the State House. Business n
'ems to be entirely suspended in the various
apartments on the first floor. and, with the Il
reception Of great deal of talk on the part Of g
, innumerable number Of carpet-baggers e. Il
s'nne genus, about what they would have n
sne. but did not do, all seem waiting for Il
rther DEVELOPMENTS. Il
ply to a question by gentleman of this u
y. what he thought Of the large body OF IL
Gizens who marched by the Custom -Hous-, al
! Tuesday last, Gen. Brooke replied p
Phose were not citizens. They were