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, 1874-05-30
A tennessee WOinnnts Adventure
with I'm Aldor.

From the sprtuqae'd t3tnn.) Rteord, Afap14.
From q reliable gentleman Of Coopertown,
Or. R. g. Glover, wo got tho following partcu-
lars: !.
'on Saturday, May 2, Mrs. Eliza Wilson, wife
Of Andrew Wilson, who livea como four ni1oa
south ct ooopertown, and daughter Of Robert
outside the yard into tho edge Of a grove to get
toothbrush, and, whio IN tho act Of breaking
= twig, sho folt something movo about her right
foot. She stopped forward to 600 what Il was
when largo spreading adder struck her in the
broast, fastening his fanga In the bosom OF her
dreeB. It tlen dropped Back, and to her horror.
abe found sLe was on the reptile, near, ita tail.
Her first impulse WINS to run, but she dlacovered
ankle. Sho stopped, nn1 With Ercat presence OF
mind, seizod tho only opportuno movement Of
fered, that ct putting her loft foot upon his head
The ground. @There sho stood. all alone, with ona
foot On the reptiles head, while nearly his whole
1ength-about three foot--waa tightly wrapped
around hot ankle.' 6hc screamed at the top Of
her voice, but thoro was no QUO near enough to
hear her voice or come TO- hcr reief. Her hus-
band WAS in distant 1ald plowinR, aud it being
no later than D o'clock, and having failed to
make any Of hor neighbors hear her-Hone Of
whom liyod within Q few hundred yards-she
how to. net. During her uodftations, thouaaudH
| o. thoughts rushed across her mind. and NOT
knowing out she, in all probability, WAS bitten
| but after all, 80 far, she bad boen victorious;
thus encouraged, sIie roaorted to tho only alter.
| nativs loft-which was to unwrap htin with lcE
hands. ahe commenced the loathson,e ordealx
| the rusty monster wrthinR with great forco,
unwilling to quit bls hold. She finally succeed:
| cd, bus another crisis awaited her. II she lot
him go ho would perhaps recoil himaolf around
her ankle before she could ;dlEengage her foot
from hla head and escape. II she took hor foot
| off his head while aho held him with her hands
| he would moro than likely bite her before
she could xeloaso him aud escape With the
same presence Of mind and undaunted cour-
ago that had fortified and saved her thua far,
ale looked aruund aud saw that size was stand-
| ing within q few feet OF small sapling--and,
with heroic determination, aho resolved to aliug
}is head against 1t. Bho ade tho effort and euc-
:ceedea, which stunned him so much that ho had
but.litto Of life remaining; ssie then took stona
and mashed his bead of, and escaped unharmed.
Bho reports his bead as appearing as broad aa
her two hands when ho struck hor Ia tho bosom,
notwithstanding sho thinks she was not much
alarmed until after eha got back into tho yard,
whom Hho aurnod Dick. Sins managed to got Into
T. tho honno md took dose Of nervous stimu1ant,
which relieved hor.; For several hours after hex
hnnda and -arms seemed to 10 swollon and Of =
dark color, Which made her apprehenaivs that
shs was bitton, but finding not the least aorasoh
" on them slo was aoon content
, 1874-05-30


day went put to aeo, aid, on tho pas& OF tie city
ofletals, the opinion was unanimous that :.
aoMETAINa MusT NE DONE
70 restore The 1low Of t the AUX plainea to lts
empty into tho KanaLoe River, and not into
tho Chicago John Wentworth swoals he viii
TSss any atteempt to asM aam Hp tho Mua-Lae
atound his low lands or o1ne dredgo out tho Aug
would ooat nuoh money, Aud 50 tho mattor
gained much valuable information BY yosterday'a
"Trip, and thoy worc groatly assisted by the
praotical knowledge and observations Of DR.. Bon
hLilor, who has mate study Of tho hlna-Lake
Ditch problem. Some effort ,wil doubtless ho
made in tue Common Council TO- remedy tho
existing evil, though no conclusion was raached
yesterday MS to tho precise uature OF tho stops to
10 taken.
TIE ACCIDENT. ..
Aftor returning from tho wagon-ride to the
dloh serious accidont occurred to tho party
who rode with Long John md hls
apan Of mu|os. Tho harneas was
rotten and defective, a. usual, 80 they
say, with tho hitehlug-tackl Of the massive
! grade from tho CANAL bridge tho tongue Of tho
! wagon dropped. and tho mules a.artod on rapid
rus. First AID lliIdroth jumped ont at tho rear
end, and AID. OBrien followed, botA landing on
| iu tue dust Next Long John tried, 1t, With
ono OF bis logs recently broken, he waa not in
good condition to jump, any @ ~ re 1tlompt a aa
running wagon, aud 90 did Nj. Wentworth. Hc
came to tho earth with monatyonb forco, but. "a
| all that region contaans aubasratam OF rock,
thoro was no percoptibla aAoeh. Like barrel
on an inclined plane. Long John rolled over aud
over in the thlok duet aud was for momonl
lost to view In tue cloud which lo raised. When
discovered ho WAS on his hands and knees
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UPPER COAST.

UPPER COAST.
NEW ORLEANS, COAST BATON ROUGE
AND WALLS LANDING PACKET
Leaves every MONDAY at T. M, and FRIDAY
at 10 A. NJ
Commencing FRIDAY, October g.
The passenger steamer
zSss.E=ssSz3 Il. l.. Hodge,
b. Baranco MASTER F. Bergeron clerk
Returning every SUNDAY aud WEDNESDAY
EVENING
For freight or passage apply on board or to
OILS I'm Z o. MELANCON 80 Cont st.
COAST AND LAFOURCHE PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY ats 2. M
49, For all landings or the Coast
ls{sNEs and Bayou I.afourche-The steamer
Aeaa=s1h@ Seminole,
jos. Daitcres master
Commencing her trips MONDAY Nov 2 at
Z. M. clerk will at all times be found to receive
freight on the leyee, at the foot of Cont street
HITE & CARLiN Agents
OH I'm No. Tchoupitoulas.
NEW ORLEANS, COAST, LAFOURCHE AND
BAYOU GCULA TRI-WEEKLY PACKET.
f. Steamer Selma.
1fESse92eaS A. Dugas master A. Meynier clert
f~-s7~'" Commencing 18th October 1879
Leaves New Orleans TUESDAYS and THIyRs
ia IS at IL NJ. and SUNDAYS at A. NJ
Returning on WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS and
MONDAYS in daylight. amor r.
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The great attraction Of the Fourth District is
the large and elegant family grocery store of Mr..
Jas. Cunnane, at the corner of Jackson and
Magazine streets. There is to be had in this
first-class establishment every variety of fancy
and staple groceries of the freshes; Importation
and at prices which are moderate in the extreme
The connection Of Mr. John L.sLavelle with this
establishment will, without doubt, insure its en-
tire success. as for many years he has studied
the grocery business carefully. and knows to a
dot the every want of families. Remember the
stope, it is corner of Magazine and Jackson
streets, opposite the Upper City Hotel.
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RED RIVER.
For Jefferson, Shreveport. Grand
!eIl4G+ Ecore, Alexandria, Barbin's and al way
- - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
X. r.. Bryariy.
". T. Scovell, master, NJ L. Scovel clerk
For tpsight or nsssaGe apply on board or to
HITE e. CARLIN, Tch"upitouas street.
BRITTON EPPLER, 1O6 Common street nj
PEOPLES NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND
ECORE PACKET COMPANY.
Leaves FRIDAY, Oct. 80 at 5 p. NJ
~ For Grand Ecore, Montgomery,
lks 49, Mouth Cane River, Alexandria, NsF-
o. 1,-.- mans Earbins and al way landings on.
Red Rver-The AZ and very light dlaught steamer
Jno. Heinn. master. VIM Culbertson clerk.
will leave regularly above. For freight or passage
o1s Inn LORD & McPEAKE, 46 Camp street.
REGULAR WEEKLY GRAND SCORE PACKET.
Leaves Every TUESDAY, at 5 P. M.
r. For Grand Eeore, Montgomery.
EISssss4asS Mouth Cane Rver Alexandria, Nor
.-1.@s mans, BarbinS and all way landings.
on Red River--The Al and very light draught pas
sengcr steamer
Jno. c. Mitchell. master. j. L. Robbins clerk
viii leave positively as above throughout the low
water season. The Fleta will be replaced by larger
boat when navigation permits
a1s LOEB sRR E. 3 csnp street. t.
NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND ECORE PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5 p M.
49, Fer Fort DeKnsscy, Barbia,s.
River, Montgomery Grand Ecore, and -
way landings-The steamer
Sabine.
Nn place OF new Bart Able).
II. Sinnott, MASTER Geo. Hamilton clerk
For freight o. passage apply on board,
SlMMOTT CARTER, 80 Camp street.
HdTE & CAKLIN. Tchcupitoulas street..
PETITION EnELER 1os Common street.
o3 I'm ADAMS & WORK, 9 Comm rcial Place
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The present weather is rather uncertain, the
dust continues to increase in depth and prospects
Tor ram are as remote as they were several days,
or rather weeks ago.. Seriously speaking, the
present drouth is really distressing to our PEG
pie. Nearly every cistern i'll town is dry, the
cutters are reaking with filth and the streets
which are unpaved as we'll as the river front are
almost knee deep in dust.
The week closed with bad record for river
business. After the election we hope to be able
to record a marked Improvement.
The Seminole, under command Of Can't Joe
Dafares, leaves at z. N. Monday, November
I'd, for Bayou Lafourche and all Coast landings
intermediate between this city and Donaldson
vile.
The Katie. from Chicot City, is due to-day.
The departures yesterday were the Carrie V.
kountz and Atlantic and barges for ST. Louis.
Natchez for vlcksburg. Trenton for Opelousas,
W. J. Behan for Red River, Sabine for Grand
Eccre, st. John for Baton Rouge, Kate Kinney
for Helena, Mary Ida fer Upper Coast Wayenock
for Bennett Care, and Empire for Lower Coast
The Seminole has been so changed by the ex-
enslve repairs recently put Oh her that she looks
like different boat altogether.
The repairs the Willie are being pushed
rap dly forward.
They are still patching the upper steamboat
wharf
Red and Ouachita Rivers were falling slowly at
last vices.
The Carrie V. Kountz had fine freight part of
which was 1000 sacks salt, shipped by Messrs
Jackson, fitzpatrick & Henderson.
The Seminole leaves positively at 5 P. NJ to-
Messrs. Jackson, Fitzpatrick & Henderson
shipped 1850 sacks salt on the W. J. Behan res
terday, for the Shreveport beef packery.
The Atlantic and barges arrived and departed
Her down tow of three barges con-
tanned 4sS packages of miscellaneous freight
and IL. 566 bushels of corn in bulk
: The Ida is receiving to leave on Wednesday.
November 4, at 5 P. NJ, for Attakapas aud all
landings on the Atchafalaya.
The r T. Bryar,y will be ready to receive
freight Monday morning, to leave for Jefferson,
shreveport and all way landings on Red River
The weekly Grand Ecore packet Fieta is due
o night. She leaves Tuesday on return trip
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THE SPoTswooD.-The success attending the
popular proprietor Of this saloon, Capt. Corcke-
~, is gratifying to his numerous friends, and a
generous testimonial to the excellent qualities
that made him such favorite with the Southern
wood Hotel in Richmond, and when on the
steamers vieksburg and Mary Keene he proved
such an efficient officer. The luuches at the
Spo:tswood are eumptuous while the liquors are
OF the bert quality. Give the Captain call.
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STEAMBOATS,.

MEMPHIS.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BENDF PACK En-
Leaves THURSDAY, Nov. 5 at 5 M
~ For Memphis, Helena, Mouth o:
I6assssksS White River Chicot Greenvle and thu
Bends-The passenger steamer
Belle Lee,
j. F. Hicks. MASTER ALT. Grissom, clerk,
will leave as above, connecting at Vicksburg with
steamers EMMA and VICKSBURG for Yazoo and
Tallahatchie rivers and at White River with pack.
cts for White and Arkansas rivers paying particular
attention to all way and plantation business. For
freight or passage apply on beard or to
Of I'm BURDEAU e. WAYNE, 106 Gravier st.
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PIERsoN & HEws.-These gentlemen have
lately imported an extensive stock OF winter
clothing ard gents underwear, at their estab.
lishment, Nos. - and Is Camp street, ard are
now, prepared to sell at greatly reduced prices
goods of the most tasteful patterns and latest
styles. Their black diagonal dress suits are
truly beautiful, having been selected with the
greatest care from the first manufacturing houses
in the United States In fact, their entire stock
is not to be surpassed in the city.
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gentleman called upon and stated that
Mr. Carney was not an exception to the boss plas-
terers who allowed their workmen to register
and they viii each and all of them give their
employees time to vote. ..
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ATTAKAPAs AND ATcHAF.Iay.

FOR ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Nov. 4, at SPIN
- For SimnspOrt, ChurchviIle. and
iSsSSssa2EG all landings the Atchafalaya RIVER
sa "a" Bayou Chene, rattersonville Centre,
vile, Franklin, Clarendon. Jeanerette, New Iberia,
pausse rolnte st. Martinville and ali landings on
Bayou Teche-The light draught passenger steamer ~
Ida,
y; r forgay. master A. Meynier ST., clerk.
board to HITE e. CAtf:TIT "Pp'S IN
NJ Tchouptoulas street
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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship knickerbocker, Kemblc, for New York
A Moul on
Steamship United States, Burdck for New York
Fl Ludwigsen
British steamship State of Louisiana. Johnston for
Liverpool A Miller Geo
Steamship Amite, Adams for Pensacola
Master
Schooner r Locke Shriever, fox Bonacca-
Master
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Our well-known friend, Capt. B. T. Nashe,
ITO Canal street, has received his fresh and ex-
tensiye stock Of boys and childrens clothing and
gentlemen's underwear, ali of the latest styles
The Captains goods are Of the very best mate
'ial, and he is selling them off like hot cakes. for
cash only, lower than ever before.
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Arrived.

Steamship Western Metropolis, Quick. from New
York oath inst, to II Ludwigsen-2l dist 9
Steamship Jamaican Winder, from Liverpool via the
West Indies to PIN, Forwood &co-4th dist
Ship INLAND, Meiners, from Bremen Aug q, to F
StOckMeyer &co-4th dist
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL. ,
Jro A Stevenson, coast Mrs Jno F Wyche, N O
Master Jas W Myche, N Miss Mamie PEBBLES, N
Daniel Blake, Miss DrFL Howe, Miss
R aeas'on Mr. Se1T Hart ~ No YORK
Miss Susie Hart, NO Geo D Lawrence, Vicks-
VIM + H Judson, Mo burg
wm H HaTnsr vii; chill Gee Fla nawe Mc Miss
dren and servant, o Robt L Cullum, La
E n Cullum, La CHI Fl Cottrell, with
Jno NJ Corbin Baltimore Irvine)
CITY HOTEL. ...
Mex Fraser, Str Sabine Jno H Mullenr, Texas
d Dennett, Miss CS Judson, st Louis
j Andrews, city Tr. G L Hoa, Miss
Rev l. Jessup NY Mrs. NJ o Menard,
Mrs VIM E Kendall and child and nurse, Texas
2 children, Texas NJ Rath, NY
" Westhoff. Texas VIM C Puryear, Ala
S Webster, Ga &c Ripka, Pa
Jacob Lyons NY Phi Slntsky, St Lonis
Miss Betston, KY Miss E OConnor,
B H Bigger, AL Hunt, NY
T L Yuss. MOORE r Atkinson, Texas
A NJ Wynne, Texas re Herbert, Teqas
CAssIDY'S HOTEL.
NJ N Lamlum, Miss s. Dobson Miss
T L SANDER, La Marcus Beele, City
John Shea, N Q N / Fl H Gordon, Rspides
Il Il DR. A Perriss. city
G. Gree, La &c Enochs, Miss
W James city u Eyre, st Louis
J Powell, Miss JB RowaIsk, Mexico
II Stewart, Arkansas.
wAvERLEY HOTEL.
VIM Boyce. st Louis r B Pickett, Ala
J Lece Petit. La J NJ Rosen.hal, City
H W Mitchell, Canada A Luoyes, La
W Smith, La L I McLary, La
Miss III Hatterwer, Miss NJ G Bishop RR
Fl Eams, Ala ia Tuck, Ala
W Beams, Ala n L Barnes. Ala
Rev r Jaeggli, Texas Patterson, Kansas
, Caka, Miss Mrs Blackly, Theatre
q Brewer, NY
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Home again! and We are truly pleased to see
Mr.. NJ. l.. Navra. of No. la Canal street, looking
so fresh and hearty, but best of all he has
brought with him one of the finest assortments
Of crockery, glassware, and house furn shing
goods, to be found in our city, and which by his
cash system Of purchasing, enables hiIa to sell
at figures below any other in this market.
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The attention Of our readers is requested to
the advertisement Of the Mount Carbon Coal.
This coal requires but trial to recommend
itself. Being mined on the Mississippi river, it
is accessible to New Orleans at all seasons aud it
is the policy of the propretors to supply it to
our citizens an uniformly low price,
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Buy the Beard buckle cotton tie, at agency, G.
Magazine street, and save one-half per cent PEE
pound.
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NEW YORK-Per steamship United States-1034
bales cotton $40 bdls wet salt hides 1895 dry hides
bales hides 2G0 bbls oil 200 bbls flour As bales moss
lis bbs rice 60 bales skins "a bags wool bales hair
i2o pigs lead $50 hhds tallow bales wool hid metal
l bale paper 6C4 bbls molasses IS half bbls do
NEW YORK-Per steamship Observation-Disclosures
bales cotton 5s bales hides 5 bags wool 3. bales wool
l93 bds skins l4l dry hides 20 bales "a bbs beef
400 bbls oil 800 bbls lice EGO bbls oranges 9 bills mo-
lasseS
LIVERPOOL-Per steamship State of Louisiana
2il2 bales cotton 1G 600 bus 1els wheat in bulk BOO
in specie
PENSACOLA-Per steamship Amite-1OO bbls of
-four so half b5ls do Is bh,s pork 10 tierces hams
hhds sugar casks wine 90 boxes do 10 kegs lard 10
bills whisky sacks coffee casks bacon 1O5 sacks of
bran 500 sacks corn 40 boxes Intlse1
BONACCA-Per schooner Il Locko-6 bills flour
tee and bbls bacon 5000 feet lumber 5000 shingles
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STEAMSHIPS.

SIEA VISHl FS.
FOR VERA CRUZ.
TAMPICo TUXPAN, CAMPEACHY, PROGRE.
So. HAVANA AND NEW YORK
NEW YORK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAH
STEAMSHIP LINE.
This Line is composed OF the steamships
C!iS OF MexicO Capt W. i Sherwood
City Of Merida Cant u T ou'
C"9n Capt. j. w. Reynolds.
<y#PSSs The steamship A''e'
SsSaAhaeS City Of Mexico.
w. 3. Sher wood commander
will leave her wharf foot of CalIope stree. Frat
District, on SATURDAY, November TN. at = A "
Passage to Vera Cruz 500 coil ~ a. Ia
cents III New York F. ALEXANDRy l. cove
No 33 Broadway, - 'o4so'
For freight Oi passage. apply to
j. NJ. WITHERSPOON
r,, No. 10 Carondelet street
! he steamship Cuba will follow Nov %. Iv
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Keep your eyes open for those backsliding
Democrats who have been tempted by Sypher's
money. We want their names
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Sunday Morning, Nov, l, 1874.

Tho undersigned is the only authorized River
Reporter and Advertising Agent Of the New
Orleans BULLETIN on the steamboat landing.
All orders for copies Of the BULLETIN, or adver-
tisements Of steamboats, intended for insertion
in our columns, Will meet with prompt attention
i directed to me. at the BULLETIN Office, No. 1903
Building, Canal street ferry landing, between 6
A. N. and p. NJ. Copies of the BULLETIN
stamped will be furnished by the undersigned
to steamboats, at fifty cents per dozen.
GEo. J. DUNCAN.
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The cries of Louisiana for relief from despo-
tism and misru!e. calls on every man to vote early
on Monday morning.
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LIVERPOOL.

III For Liverpool = The AL British s,;.
SaA Ceierina' Jones, master, is now LOADING 1irr
To- 81 h above port and having the ereater nor q"
.ion OF her cargo engaged aud goiaEv on hoasd P ~,
nave quick dispatch. For freight ARMY In VIZ
G. j. SHEPHERD q CO, Anent.
1s3 Gravisr street
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GAyErY THEATRE The attraction. 81 +b;.
avorite resort drew crowded house last night.
Several new performers made their appearance
andc ontrihuted vastly to the evenings enter
talnment, which since the opening of this theatre
has BEN "psr excellence" Mr. Flynne has
taken great pains to make his theatre well worth
attending. and we glad to see that his success
has been great
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Buy your tickets for the performance at the
Academy Of Music, for the Crescent City Relief
Fund, from the Committee and do not visit to
get them at the box office OF the Theatre.
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Shepard's patent starch gloss is considered (by
every one who has used it, as necessary in every
family as starch OF soap. For sale by L. Vallee.
corner Dauphine and Enghien streets.
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Not to vote is to vote for radicals.

If you desire the good will Of the cotton
presses, use the Beard tie.
Starch should not be used without adding to it
(while it is boing) a small quantity of shepard's
patent starch gloss. For sale by Peter Eiizardi,
corner Burgundy and Vaudeville streets.
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If you wish to aid the Ladies' Crescent Relief
ASSOCIATION, buy your tickets for the performance
at the Academy Of Music, from one OF the Com
mittep.
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Families prepare for winter, and get your coal
at the cheapest place, Jno. d. Macns, 81 Caron-
delet street,
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The New Louisiana Remedy for coughs, etc.

Shepard's patent starch gloss at wholesale. by
W. G. Lyon i Co., II Peters street.
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The ladies of New Orlesns should cut the &C
quaintance of any man who fails to vote on Mon
day WV " 0AoH
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We had the pleasure of a visit from Mr. Buck,
brother OF the celebrated Buck, of brilliant
stove notoriety. We hope his visit will be a
pleasant one.
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BUTTER AND CHEEsE.-Messrs. G. II. Lawrence
ceived by steam from the North and West.
large stock Of ''Git Edge Goshen and choice
Western butter, IN ti,kins, hal-firkins, quarter
firkins, tubs and ses Of FIVE and ten pounds
each. They have also a full supply of factory
and New York cream cheese. See advertisement
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Sends box of the New Louisiana Remedy TO
your friend abroad.
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LIvERPOOI..

~4A For LiverpOOl-The Al British
7f Steamship West stanley. peacnck
aeSss55sss master, is now loading for the above
port, and having the greater portion of
49, ma ed and going on board VIII nave dis
p''eoh' for balance OF II light apply TO
Z. D. SHEPHERD Il Co AGENTS
l13 Gravier street
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That neat little place, No. Camp street, under
the proplietorship Of Mr.. Ritter, and under the
special supervision of Messrs. App and Childress,
has justly become one OF the favorite resorts for
those who desire to iDlbibe the most delicious
mixed beverages and the best brands of "them
things" straight.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-01

SUPERIOR j IsrRICT COURT. Jules Paris was
sentenced to years in the Pententiarv. II is
probable an appeal will be taken to the Supreme
Court.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-01
GTEANBOAT6.

Atlantic. Davis, from St Louis with barges
City Of Quincy, Davidson. from St Louis
WawenOck. Gleason. from Bonnet Carre
Mary Ida, Ruiz, from Convent Landing
st John, Baranco, from Plaquemine