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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

The BgIr,sH COMMITTEE OF RICHMOND VIII
meet at the Exchange Hotel on Monday at .
pm. They extend cordial and earnest
invitation TO all gentlemen Of British parens.
age who feel an Interest in the snecessfui ana
permanent organization of = British Assos
ciation for the State Of Virginia to unite With
them 49, s@F5st - - E'As4s. p
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DAVENPORT BROTHERS STARTLING EXIIIDI-
TIoN.-matinee at O'Clock. Admission, Csc. Las
appearance Tonight.
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Go AND SEE THE WONDERFUL DAVENPORT
BRoTHERs.-Matinee at O'Clock. Admission, 25c.
only. Last appearance tonight.
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9rALiflEp.-M Messrs. II. L. Staples and NJ
.: o. Aicbclbacher qualified yesterday as nota.
lie, public before the Hustings Court.
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DAVENPORT BRoTuERS.-Matinee on Saturday
at 2 o'clock. Admission, 25c. Last appearance
tonight.
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TOMATOES in gallon Jars, for hotels and boarding
houses, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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lS1Lersn.-The grand jury the Hust-
lnss Court net Yesterday. and found q true
Sault
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KENTUCKY WHIsKEY, four years old,-celebra.
ted Buckner brand-S2.50 per gallon, Mt CHRIS.
TLAN 6 WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs will copy clear and
distinct for an Indefinite period of time Send your
orders for work to be done In these inks to the Dis
patch Printing! House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

THE MAscsIe GIFT CoSoEeI AT NoRPoBKr
owing to yarteasreasons,h hasbeez, postponed todth
OF May, 1874 andon the nightor Shat date the aon-
cert and drawiSg Will Positively tnas place. Thissis
an opportunitYzarely ofesed Sorssme oneto make
fortune with .he small orstaay Of aS. Tickets oazi
be had Ia Rich: aond at P. WBIsfaae4s & Co.'s aat
store, J. 201 MaSn street: Orders hom distance
solicited. Send money by pestiofTee order or Ga
press. The following is fHs'of giGD;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

FATE DE FotE aRAs. OLIVES, ANcuoyrEs,
GENUINE FRENCH MUSTARD, OLIVE on, Mt A.
PIzZINI, Jr.'s, SCI Broad street. -
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SCHAAP's NEWS AGENCY, 14o2 Main street
supplies subscribers at publishers rates. yALEN
TINES by the gross or singly.
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NorAEY PrBLc.-The Governor yesterday
appointed W. 2. Burwella q notary public for
tAe city oi Richmond. ~
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3 COLEMAN CHILDREN MATINEE SATURDAY at
O'Clock. Twenty-Five cents to all paris Of the
house. es.,i.$ -.E {.a@5E s-Iss -tr'a rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

LADIES, In their. shopping, should remember
| ANToNrS Dinipg-Saloon, Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

. GnyTLEMENts FINE WHITE LrNEy-BosoA
SHIRTS at s1.5G worth $3.50, at JULIUS MEYERS,
ene Rrnnf s.reet. Isemorcsss reliable PATTERNS.
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

On all s1les 0f real estate made bett1ee7l the LIST
January and soth 9f Jlne the tores for the pre-
all sales made beta5sen the 1st Of July and las
of the year the tGres hare TO be paid IV the seller
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REsIOVAHS. !.

~
|DEMOYAL.-J. L.:rWHITTAKERl has
III remoyed to No. II Fourteenth street, between
Main and Franklin where he Is prepared % con-
tjnue SLATE, TIM and GRAYEL.R0DEiEa
also, PLUMBING, GAS and 81 EAM-fIITtaG'
ThsnkSuI for past patrohaEe, hope for 2 CON.
tinuance OF the Same. A. u. Bewmnnf fs win me.
ia 90 2w ;sSs Ets.5S q Z. ID MhITgAAsss.-
[fDEMuyALl REMOVAL y Gaying re.
III ynoypsi to- the corcr ave doors xboya The OLD
stand 4 am prepared 60 ofser increased snes.ss.
raslSsss Ssasp e paEyeeassGsassE pasEyaaGaEs 3 5gYELRY,
4 q aEiLVERsaOODS.f PL&TED w AREs,..a.S S
q - sfsS I ~ "a sSTaS Go @, 0ENMETt
/ ja elm corner cG Mata aHu ASnss w ssS' =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

eCIEDDER AND sTnToN CHEESE old and very
superior, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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Latest News from Washington.


| .ss. sWAsHNsTos, February 8, 1874
| Ine proceedings in the House to-dayweTe
oeYoid Of general interest. The smornine
nour l. was occupied blythe Committee on
military Affairs in reporting private bills.
and after that the House, in Committee OF the
Whole, acted upon and then passed mum.
Der of bills ON the private calendar.
Mr. Rusk, Of Wisconsin, objected at first
to session for debate on tomorrow, but
finally yielded to the entreaties OF members
who had buncombe speeches to get off : and
the minstrei-matiree /" performances, as
Sunset Cox styles them, will come of as
Usual. y TlMoN. s
fAssociated Press telegrams.J
WAsHIsGroN, February 8, 1874.
Congressional.
Senate.-Mr. Merrimon, of North Caro-.
lima, presented a petition Of citizens Of VIII.
mington, N. c., and Chamber of Commerce
OF That city, asking an appropriation of $780,
coo to complete the improvements at the
mouth of Cape Fear river. Referred TO
Committee on Commerce.
Senator Sherman's amendment to the
bankrupt bill to fix the limit of the dishon-
orirg of commercial paper was rejected
also the amendment requiring one.third of
the creditors to force debtor into bank.
ruptey. a long discussion ensued thereon.
participated in by Messrs. Thurman. Car
penter, and others. Pending the discussion
an amendment of Thurman's abolShing the
office OF register the Senate went into eXecu.
tive session, and after half-hour the doors
were re0pened and the Senate adjourned.
Senator Davis, of West Virginia, intro
duced bill to authorize the Attorney Gene
raj to settle the claims of the Government
with the purchasers Of its property ut Har-
per's Ferry.
House.-Tbis being private.bill day, a
number OF private bills were reported and
acted on.
The business o! the House was confined
to private bills. a bill was passed permit
ting a, narrow.gauge railway to be laid in
the public grounds at Old Point. ~
r-U,.s.. Items.
Senator Morrill,, of blaine, has been an
pointed on the District of Columbia Inyesti-
eating Committee uice Conklny, resigned.
A petition will be presented to Congress in
a short time praying that body TO make the
18th of February-fhe birthday Of Abra-
ham Lincoln--a national holiday.
The Cabinet session to-day was brief.
Several members Of the CiyilSerYiee Board
were present, and talked over matters in
connection with that branch of the Govern
ment with the President and Cabinet officers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

LOUISA ToDACco.-The following sales Of Louisa
tobacco were made by Me,srs. PALMER, HART.
SOCK Co., OF this city, at public sale, on Thurs
day 9th Instant:
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g, STATE rrREAsuaY.-The balance In the
'''He Treasury yesterday was $S9a, ,S87.13.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

EOR RENT, desirable HOUSE and &C.:
Il LOT in Ashland. Va. Possession given at Eal
once. Apply to w. j. LFAKE, either In Ashland,
or at his office, No. IL 03 Msin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

Go AND SEE THE COLEMAN CHILDREN at the
matinee Saturday ut O'Clock. t. ~ sss
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LOCAL MATTERS.

,,., ,ssy,css To-MoRRow.-The
- '.,ia, i,i,.,. services viii be held in all OF
y ''''s .''. "h,rS,hcS tomorrow except The tot
,''a.I: - spcri'' appointments: =,
''i 1>%lsi I~tcran.-rIcaehing by Rev. K.
T. y .' ,'i,rI 8, utdFcllow>' Hall, corner
!. f., Kin and Mayo streets. at / A. NJ.
.> ,.Sl<iaEc'p,aan Synagogue (Covenan
=. Service at 81 Y. VI. Subject Of dis
.'..c; 90 The way they call hcre>y."
,,.j :>iotrs Ca1rt.room.-Rcv. 4. Il,
!, .~. Of Tie Methodist Ep's Church
". SuIjtct: "Thc Christian reii-
:,..mag ;.e;l. pr. Hose at II a. NJ.
:. S,mc questions relating 10 Inc
>,.,-,H." -, ~, ~ n nor
q-,a, >'r,' N":hoitst.-Rev; ". b' per
~ H..3P. NJ. ard y 7. NJ. Sub
~ ,';,... Eau and Jacobs rcconcilia-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

DOR RENT, STORE No. 5, on The Al
II east side OF Fifteenth street just south @:a
of Main street, with cellar and tRo doors abGyes
Also, STORE on the north side or Main street
between Seventh and Etghih streets, with or Win.
cut door above. Apply 10 . ,,,,,l4ssl
ife "a. sssf1. GRUBBS q WILLIAMS. 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

.USnEEwEAR,. OF AL GRADES, and from me-
diasn 10 best quality, at redaced prices, at T. b
lSsssca &sesas 1900 maso street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

CIRCUIT CoURT.-No business Of public in.
terest was transacted in this court yester'
day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

CLorHIsG.-E. B. srEycE & soy, 1900 Main
street, have sery large stock OF ready cloth.
ing, which they are selling at the very lowet mar
ket prices, zsZgsls : 49, Ss7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

IF YoE;4AST A NICE-9JTTING SHIRT, ont OF The
very best material, lsaEs your order al =. b
SpENcka& SONS. ,,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

REDucEr-As the season is advancing Msssrs.
r. b. SPENCE & SON haSa- put down the prices OF
their oyerceats and othSA heavy winter stock at
preatly esuced prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

w. GoDhIN, at IL 81, six parcels OF land near
Brook turnpike adjoining Yellow Tavern.
COOK & LAUGHTON, at IL A. M., at Turner's
stables, twenty-five saddle and work-horses,
farm-wagon and harness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, and occupancy now SSs
n ready, FIRST-CLASS UWELLING,S 80
being the second tenement on the southwest cor
ner Of Clay and Third streets water, gas, and
baths, complete. Apply to JAMES +. LIPscoMB
& GO. MARY E. ALVEY,..a,
fe 7-2w Administrators.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

CAI1roRNIA ApRicors and oURRA.sT JELLY At
"CHRYsTIAN 6 WHITES. s.s6I+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

YrgAoKrRsAHD GHEwK1ss Get your supply
AZ scHAArss, I402 Main., Bis brsndstake the lead
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

THE 3EMBRoKE SR5RT IS WARRANTED TO FIT.
Leave. your orders At e.. B. SPENCE s SONS, l3oo
Mainstr .....s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

One Grand CASH SOC, ,U0U
One a rand Cass sif, 25,0ao
One Grand Cash GiSt St......-......-.......l 1850
One Grand CASH o,Oge
One Grand Caslraift t.................--... s OGa
f,ne Grand Cash Gift. 2,5Go
:. "a Cash Gias. $500 eacas,........ l2,50e
Eo Cash Gina. $50 eacis.. l2,Oea
so Cash Ciss,. 200 each. ......-..... 10000
,oo Cash CHS. $50 eaah..... 10000
$50 Cash Gtsss, 100 eash.........-.... l5.0aa
5o0 cash Gins. so eaah. .....-.... 29,5se
O o0o Casn CTS. eaah. $4,000
c~,,d To+s, :, a 0nO,sifts. su.cash.. 900
Whole tickets, IS; half tickets, h2ot. Cao
rates eleven teke.s for S59a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

Look BEAu-fFUE 1WooUHcR focKxT-
HATS, weight three ounces, st Z. WxIsiGER g
CO.'S. s...s.... ......... ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

I P1HDoszp. The Governor has pardoned
joseph A. BlaiE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

TOR RENT. BRICK DWELLINGS GsA
1t on west side efFifth street between Broad LII
aud Grace, with eight DooEns and kitchen; gas and
F1H RENT. BRICK DWELLING on the ives:
side Of Third strses between Byrd and Arch, with
hgs FoR 5R0ms sEET. 1T asT aRfgk DWELLING No. los
Marshall, betw cen First andi Second streets, With
eight rooms; Bitrhen with two rooms; gas and
"IS1i FoR RENT, BRICK DWELLING at the south
west corner of Canal au6Rourth streets, with etgst
rooms Kitchen aa.h: tws' rooms; gas, water ann
'1sd FOR RENT BRICK DWELLING. No. sa5
west Clay street, With SIN rsers, gas, water, &c.
TOR RENE, BRICK DN FILLING No. H77
west Marshall steeet, viii eight rooms, and kitchen
"iFn Fns saR RENS. ~ FRAMED DWELLING ON Brown
tor Poplar sTect, wiss'sia rosaas. Neat and COM
Fur Rent, TWO BRIck DWELLINGS. on
Church strest, Oregon. Eli, with three or four
! rIsuiR FUR RENT RENT, BRICK DWELLING No. 10
Cherry street I'm Ford!s rosSas. with three rcSMs.
FOR RENT, BRICK STORE, and YELLING
above, on Adams sraet between Broad aaa Mar
snRt5I RoR Rest REST, BRICK DWELLING on Clarke
street bnween saGkson aBd Dural, visa three
fosGi FOR FENT, TEAMED DWELLING On Robin
son street, near Hnrvie. Formerly occuslsd by, 6,
W. Cottrsl. with i've, roems.
Appltlo. lie sr4tI &RGBBs & WIsLlAMs.- :
CTCRE FOR RENT: IT, !, .,,sn a..
40 GOOIS AT SUST. E Va
Unst about March lst we Will segat ourEA.
BRI,A D-STHEET STORE, corner al. Fifin, siss
stock Of
PRIME BOOTS SHOES, AND TRUNKS
i, = AT COST;>
affair which, we wiz consolidate car Two stoSes oS
dsscon tinIsag our Broad-Street store. TO asy one
wishing to engage in the shoe sasintss this s a an
sxtra chance as He will sell thestock and fent tne
store on very reasonable terms IL ID ONE VI I's
best locations ON Broad street.
I - MARCUS HARRIS s. BRQTHER.
casaer Fifth and Broad and 1921 Matn street.
IL 22~lm ts r-aassa-- IL y. 60 :
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GO TO AsroN1's FoR coSrEcr1oSER1Es.
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TwEsTy-FsYE CENTS teail parts ei the house Al
tha Saturday matinee. (, .. -
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CRUMBLING TO PIECES.
RESULT or THE INVESTIGATION
INTO TRSE CONDITION. OF
THE CITT HALL. s
THE BUILDING DECLARED UNSAFE
WHAT THE GRAND JURY SAY.
ACTION OF JUDGE GUIGoN, SO

The grand jury Of the Hastings Court re-
sumed its session yesterday morning at IL
O'Clock, and after some private consultation
entered the courtroom and presented the
following rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll5 Main street, opposite DiSeaich.


TtR RENT, neat FRAME DWELL a.
Il ING. In perfect order, three roonis, be-EI
tween Fr5nklin aud Main near Fifteenth street.
81 pea month.
FRAME HOUSE, five rooms, very large garden.
more land If desired, on Brook road, iD riew Of
Richmond $75 per annum.
HOUSE, i've rooms, nine acres, on Brook goad
south of a,d near the toll-pate. $3.50 per anI..m.
Apply to- j. TIL )MPsON BROWN.
EOR RENT, nice FRAME TENE-Ms
Il MENT on the west corner Of Second andl lti;s
Jackson Streets
',"'- i'"'. ''' :. e. u. EACHO,
Se63t No. Fourteenth street.
DOR RENT, "THE MONTICELLOMa
II HOUSE, on bfafn between Fourteenth G:I
and Fifteenth streets. st contains twenty-hy
rooms and is o2e Of the most desirable locations
i'm the city fora large clearinghouse. Gas and
water on the prenises. Apply to
s-Iw GRGBBS J. WILLIAMS.
EOR RENT. SECOND FLOOR OF
4 TENEMENT-H9USB. No. 609 Main I'll
street, opposite Araingtos House. Very desirable
for small famHy or for ysang men. Apply to
DR.. ROBINSON. re o-3t~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

WTANTED. everybody to know fAI
wv fiat I am now opening and Offer ~
iag for sale = lot Of very Ane l0f !h
TIERS on my vessel, now lying IN tnen u0sA sse.S
the corner OF sssenIcepth sroes. Ior 30
gatlon.S ~ q SaS5 is3sst4 q !
81 have on hand few cordsof OAh #
F4 30 per cord, Which 3s abeaper W
bought Tor In the city. =. rs, 50 So, .sass,,
fe 8.1ft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

CHOICE FRUITS AT AKToNI'st
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Just before the Adjournment of the court
Judge Guigon discharged the petit jury,
saving that in consideration of the nnding
of the grand jury he did not feel himself
authorized to ask gentlemen to serve IN
building which had been deemed BY experts,
and which he believed, to be unsafe.
The court then adjourned to meet again
at III O'Clock this morning, when the orders
in the case Will be entered. I
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COMMENTS OF FHE PRESS.


PaRis. February 6.--Rufsts =
reaiected President OF the Asas VA
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weather Probabilities for To-Day.

Receipts of the charity bull here last night
were $4,000. ,.o...s... II +. -,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-01
TIN OUTRAGE ON I

TIN OUTRAGE ON DBclNoY.-In view Of the
reproduction in the afternoon papers OF to-
day Of the Hralds editorial denouneing " the
outrage upon decency," which appeared in
its issue Of the 23d inst. am asksd 10 state
~ follows:
"That Gen. Emory has called upon Major
Merrill for sfeport Of the circumstances un-
der which he (Merri,D made arrests ct SArsvs-
port On his own afidsvit in violation Of or
ders and customs of the army. II the circum-
stances do not justify such action it will be
disapproved BY Gen Emory"
The above comes to me direct and may
say. upon my own responsibility, that Merrill
is the terror Of the State, but as the Seventh
cavalry was sent here to give him rank, Gen.
Emory was forced to assign him to duty 40
cording to his rank. Army officers say to ne
that he should be disgracefully dismissed the
service. -hes Orleans correspondent n. 7.
Herald, 27th inst
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-01
Spelling A COUGARS APPETITE.
from the San Francisco Era.1

| lCIONl ING Dan FRANCISCO LE1.I
| An Eastern tourist read to his companion
the following newspaper paragraph:
| 1.-The cougars are killing a great man.
| sheep in Washington Territory"
''In New York." said he, "they protec
! their sheep from these insects by rubbing tai
I On their noses; it keeps the cougars from
going into their nostrils."
| Sacramento man, who was down here
| attending the pioneers celebration, heard
what he said and semarked:
lone OF them once attacked nae, and an
Of the opinion that tar on my nose would not
| have been Of much benefit"
II was not aware they troubled men"
"Taey have got to Be pretty hungry before
they will do So"
The pioneer then informed the tourist tina,
he was laboring under o mistake, and told
him that cougar was ferocio0s animal not
! sheep insect
He complied with the request to relate the
particulars of his encounter with one Of them,
and commenced by saying:
I suppose it WAS the spirit Of adventure
that brought me here swenty-fvef years
ago. that prevented me from remaining in San
Francisco, where could have amassed for
tune, and made me the Wandering Jew" OF
the many and widespread mining regions
was among the first that went to the newly dis
covered diggings on the head waters Of the
Missouri River. Ny partners and myself
had discovered quartz ledge and were sink
ing on it in hopes of finding the paymaster.
1t was situated near the summit of the Rocky
Mountains The road leading to it was IN
trequented, and all the wild animals to be
found in that region were our neighbora
One day, when returning from neighbor-
ing claim, where I had been to get drill
sharpened, 1 stopped to rest under the shade
Of large pine tree I had placed one end of
the drill on the ground. and Was in the act Of
sitting down, when I waa startled by strange
noise over my head Hooked up and saw .
cougar just in the act OF pounsing down On
me. His huge mouth vss open and his eyes
shone like FIRE balls
Men who lead lives fn.aght with danger. in
moments of great peril think rapidiy. The
thought flashed to me must eatsh the cougar
on my drill or be his breakfas. dropped
on my knees and aimed the drill at the place
where thought his breast would come.
When recovered enough from the shock
to reaiize my condition, found myself on
my back with the carcass of the monster on
were broken on finding they were not.
managed toroE him of next thought my
legs were broken they were numb and re-
NAMED that way long time. No one par. of
me was injured more than the others, but oil
parts were nearly murdered. Instead of pene-
t1ating his breast, the point of the drill had
entered his mouth, passed down his throat,
and came out near his backbone It was @
long time before fully recovered. The drill
had only partly broken his fall, and the mon
ster had nearly crushed me to death, but /
had the satsfastion Of knowing that I out
generated him. and spoiled his appetite TO.
minorA
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-01

A squaw set down on the curb in front of
the Post Office in Austin, Nevada, and IN
rolling bundle of calico. commenced the
manu- .acsure Of dress. In less than an hour
The dress was finished, and putting it on over
her old clothes, the squaw pulled out a pin
here, a peg there, and united string in
another p lace, made one step, and, presto !!
the old c lothes lay in the gutter Gathering
up the rags just shed, ths-noble daughter Of
tho forest cast one look of triumph on the
spectators and skipped gracefully off in the
direction Of ths Indian camp. A prominent
citizen who was an interested wit
ness OF the transaction mildly remarked that
he would give SO II Mrs. P. G. could shed
hsgsen like THAI
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-01
The Episcopaliany and Ritualism.

The vote on the report of the Committee On
Ritual in the General Convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, at New York. ON
the Goth OF October, has been looked for with
much interest by tho Episcopalians of all
shades Of opinion. The feeling of both high
and low shurchmsn, seems to be that the
church hiss fully committed herself, by the
overwhelming vote against all ritualistic prss-
tees, and acquiescelce in the decision
is expressed By the new Canon, an in
vestigation into such practices ON the
part Of any minister in o diocese will
be had on the presentation of the
facts by two or moro presbyters to the
Bishops Of the diocese, whe. with the Stand
ing Committee must after evidence of viola
ton of the Canon, admonish the offending
party, and If he rejects an admonition he is =
be tried.
This action on the part OF the General Con-
venticn is regarded by both parties in the
Episcopal Church as a complete refutation Of
the charges of extreme sacerdotalisn, brought
by Bishop Cummins, against the church from
which he seeded and the opinion is expressed
by many that it will check any tendency, If
there existed any, ON the part Of the Episcopal
Church, to join the Reformed Episcopal
movement OF coarse this remains to b.
Go0n.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-01

WHus LABoA-Hov IL il that W see -
zaded before the eyes Of cur people intma-
lions Of sending to St Louis OF other points
for white labor IS substitute to the negro,
while in our midst We feel confident in as
serting, that there are moro white men de-
serving Of employmen than can rooure hon.
orable employment In some things GU,
people are too hasty, as We can prove. It is
absurd to send abroad for white labor, whilst
at our doors, as we are ready the assertion to
substantiate, we have at our command in oul
midst plenty and more than plenty. -SLrsvs
port Comet, 26tA,