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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-01-23
A onAsrLY HUMAN REL1o.

An Ohio farmer announces re-
markable discovery, rivaling in its
wondrous results the unearthing of
the Cardiff Giant itself. A furious
storm proyidentially swept over the
village in which he resides, recently,
and after it had passed Mr.. Rodgers
went out to learn the extent of the
damage inflicted upon his acres, as it
was quite natural fora thrifty and in
telligent farmer to do. The first
thing that met his astonished gaze
was a noble oak, the king over its
fellows, snapped, felled by the ruth
less storm. Upon examining the
fallen giant he discovered the trunk
ofthe tree had disgorged a skeleton in
falling, the bones being scattered
promiscuously in the immediate Vi
cinity. The skull was almost intact,
and there was a scar on the left paii-
tai bone, which looked like the me-
mento of some fierce cavalry charge.
Examining tho trunk of the tree he
discovered the cavity from which the
skeleton had been hurled, and there
in also he found an old fashioned
leather memorandum book, by means
Of which he unrayeled the mystery.
lie learned that the mans name was
Vanderberg, and that he was native
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. In
l79l, he enlisted as Captain and
marched against the northwest Indi-
ans. He was captured, but managed
70 effect his escape, and was hotly
pursued by the red men; he saw the
hollow in the oak, and with the aid
# beech that grew beside the giant
hen, he gained the haven and drop !
,ed therein. Then came fearful :
discovery. H6 had miscalculated
he depth Of the hollow, and there
vas no escape from his hiding place, =
nd there he has remained for nearly
century. Mr.. Rodgers has written
Q Lancaster to ascertain. if any de- =
cendants Of the ill-fated Captain 4
re alive, and il SO, they can have his as
'ones. al
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-01-23
Ole 9emptrat.
lIATn aIUnDnR nrrsTnRY N nosToN
Boston IS very much excited d

. 4
Boston is very much excited at
present over murder ON Friday
night, Dec. 5th, in Ward XVI
The victim was very good and
good-loolSing Irish girl named Brid-
get flanagan. She had lived ten
years in one family, and was q most
exemplary character. She had sew
eral suitors, and one, supposed to be
favored above all others. On the
night in question this suitor waited
at the house Of q mutual friend to
meet Bridget, who was expected to
come there, and then the couple
would walk to her home. She did
not arrive by 8 o'clock ?. NJ, and he
could wait no longer, SO he left to
go to his business. At 10 o'clock
Bridget came to the house and as
her young man had gone, the family
tried to persuade the girl to remain
over night. This she declined to do,
and at lO:10p. NJ, she started home
alone. She was found lying in a
public street an hour later with her
skull broken in several places and
hickory club stained with blood was
discovered near the spot. The Coro
ner's inquest and medical examine
ton revealed very little except that
Bridget flanagan died pure girl
No one has been found to testify cer-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-01-23

N y reported that tho female suf.
fragists, notwithstanding the indiiler-
ent SUCCESS they have heretofore met
with IA their attempts upon Congress,
VIII this winter renew their assault
upoa that rirtuous body.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-01-23
Tnn pnorIrs OF nneeAnY.


A curious 9ase has recently occu.
pied the attention of the st, Louis
courts. In 1856 an Italian named
Cadamatari came to this country
bringing with him a wife and child,
and settled in st. Louis, where he
adopted the occupation OF beggar.
The little girl did most Of the beg.
ging, while the father invested the re-
eelpis. This part Of the business he
attended TO with much shrewdness,
specializing in auction goods, real es,
tate, and SO on, with the money she
obtained. Becoming comparatively
wealthy, Cadamatari determined on a
trip to Europe, and went off amply
supplied with funds 20 enjoy himself
in his native land. Whilo he was
gone tho daughter begged as persist.
emily AZ ever, and IN tho course of
about iivo years accumulated $4,000.
which she deposited with the mana
gers Of the 81. Louis University -
Lately Cadamatari returned from his
European ;oaF and learning Of this
deposit made haste to claim it for
himself making draft on the uni.
yersity for the money. The maya.
gers refused to acknowledge the Old
mendicant's right to tho funds, and
thus the matter came into the courts, |
The daughter who during the old
mans absence had married ono Of her
oounirymen, who was probably well |
aware Of her invaluable qualities as a
proved that Cadamatari,
when they first came to st. Louis had
no means of livelihood except tho
proceeds Of her begging. The case
was decided in favor Of tho daughter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-01-23

Mankind should learn temperance
from the moon tho fuller sho geis
the shorter her horns become.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-01-23
4 couple lately married Themselves

a couple lately married themselves
az Glidden, Iowa, in the presence Of
church and congregation. They
SIMPLY announced their Intention
and then kissed each other, II is
encouraging 10 notice that though in
noYations seem to be all the rage, tho
kiss il still adhered to. Our poor
sons may live to sec that abolished
also.
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peril Frank Pargoud, acknowledged by every one
Mo has ever inspected her to be the finest pas
senger packet afoat leaves at 5 P. N. to-day for
Argyle, Greenvllle, ' cksbnrg and all way land
lng-. und-r command Of Capt. J. NJ White, with
Mr. G. Holmes III charge Of the Office depart
ment.
For MEMPHIS AND THE BENDS At 5 P. NJ. to-
day Capt. }. F. Hicks will back out the Belle Lee,
Tor her first trip of the season, for the above
and all BINDINGS intermediate. In point Of ele-
giant cabin accommodations, attentive officers aud
luxulions fare, the Belle Is hOut an equal, and
certainly has no superiOrs. Her clerks, the first
Of HON s MIR. Az. Gri-som, and his assistants
VI ssrs. Jos. Speares and Jno. Llanglois, are
known to our merchants as gentlemen of strict
BUSINESS habits and unimpeachable integrity.
they Mupes that will do to stand pat on any
line, and for her mate, G pit. Nose Gibbs,
what he d ,es not know abont his bust 8 is not
a.orth knowing Frank Smith her gentlemany
steward. viii, in times gone by, atts nd to the
inner man, and see that those who thirst or
hu ger are a. tended to.
For ST Louis kDuntz Hjno-The fine steamer
l1oll Moore. Dave Haney, master, leaves at p.
VI. to day for the above and All way landings.
capt jas Mellon No. 81 Gravier street super
ntendent at this end Of the line. will make az
freight on gagrneri, for the Noble.
FoR UPPER SoAsr.-Th- Mary Ida, 4. J. RING,
master, essrs. l.. Boyd and John Raymond.
clerks fe YES at 20 A. ~. to-day for all landings
N the Upper Coast as far MP the Convent.
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EDUCATION.

N IGHT SCHOOL-247 st Charles street-Ths
IN School is now open for the instruction OF such
youths and adults desire improvement in all any
of the English branches in the modern the
Gent languages, Hours from 81 to p. NJ For
terms etc. apply at the school.
os 1t r. NJ LUSHER Director
NPRINGHILL COLLEGE-WE HAVE THE
y honor to inform the public that the President
and Vice President Of the above institution are
now in the city at the Jesuit Fathers corner Of
Baronne and Common streets. and will receive
visits between II A. NJ. and p. NJ, until
WEDNESDAY, October 7th, when they will leave
for Mobile by the A. NJ. tram, with the students
in their charge. P. POUkSINE 4 co, Agents.
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Receipts proper since Last evening 1900
81 ss, against TIL On last Wednesday, and $40
ass yesf making al aggregate since Friday
v,"inS 81 10, fSS bales, AGAINST 1904 lat weeA;
,93s bsles, sxaiust 3,' last ysar-incroase
II tsles.
Tic EschAn.,e kilograms make the receipts ct
81 the ports from ~ NJ yesterday to II ". to-day
II .Ssi bales, ass'"st Sjl2 last week and 7Oz4
ass year, and sno. iday g. 4l9 b e, against
IFS its. ~eeA and o., a56 last year Total eince
As:ust 81, ,t6si7 bales, against 172,867 last yesr
>inervs.e <l,asU bales.
ExS,stA Friday 20 Tues 10y inelusive) to Great
1sltssa, Nls bales against ,s74 last week and
j 81 aI.t yesp. and to the Continent 2J9 bales,
EAiAsS Nons last week and none last wear
ODDS d oil the relivery ports, made up - IL NJ,
S,iA b'les. aSsnst IA, 9c% last week and 1884,
TOBANeO -fAs .aly s.lo to-day a hhds, but
sstc,lav theN ~eeo additional sales OF 70 hhds
o. sna so, This makes On aggregate thus far
=: oNos q ssl Aids, egsinst lSO2 oil last week.
ssi nskd q laO hhk. We continue 10 quote ::
Loo ra<liun - lugs 8t9Sc, good to fine $40
eia loo let lof9ll4c, medium 12i@l3ic, good
Ane iA8ls,. and selections l70 19c. Received
n0 lest evening none; exported 40 hhds to
Rev yolA etoca On bond ~ our running state
OaAt 5gO hhds.
lHEiGRrs-NosAins reported today. We
uAe - sb,lcWs
1S steam Cotton b, Liverpool Old; TO
ork s. rice and dour Coo.
BY ssl-Cotton to Liverpool I'd; to Havre 1lc;
Geisoa lie 10 Boston &c
SUGAR Il There were no receipts from the
oAsl this morning. The demand is good. and
0 hhds, IN the sheds, sold at lUlc for prime,
c for choice, and i0sM 0ic for yellow clarified
N0LASShS-No new received sine the 3 bbls
ST cs,ne in yesterday. and sold at 9Oc b gallon
prime
NEW LOUISIANA SYMPHONY 4 bbls came
This morning; they went into store. Yester-
y srcoaipts sold 81 soc u gallon.
HOUh-Vhe market Is dull, With the de ma nd
pfiaed 20 small lcts for the local trade Only
- bids we're sold comprising 9S5 on Change Of
bid, II treble extra at IS rs, 100 choice treble
Nra a, s. 90 SIS do at S. 35, l35 choice extra at
no. 50 do At Is S. So, so and $50 on private
inns and lo46 outside. of which 50 low treble
H.. At IS 10, %, 50 and IS choice treble extra
as rs. 25 and IS do at IS 80. % and 100 choice
m al 81 81. IS at IS IS, Sd at IS s., so at IS 80
and 345 On private terms, and 40 good treble |
tra at s. SO n Dbl. |
CORN MEALS IN good supply and dull |
I Offering st a 20 y Dbl, n s5refused. 50 bbls !
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INSURANCE NOTICES.


Office Of the Delta Insurance Company. cor.
ner Carondelet and Common streets-New Orleans.
Sept lo74.-lnconormity with the requirements of
the amended charter, am in accordance with reso-
luton Of the Board of Trustees special meeting
held June l6, 1874 the subscribers to the Capital
Stock of this Company hereby notified to come
forward and pay the following nstaments at the time
specified below, viz:
Ten per cent on the lat day of October 1874.
Ten per cent on the LIST day of November 1874
Fifteen per cent on the LIST day of December ls74
Fifteen per cent on the 3lst day of December, 1874
BY order of the Board.
au3o I'm L. W. BAQUIE, Secretary
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DHCENX Hot Sc,
30 st. Charles street.

The most famous house in he c ty FIR Refresh
ments and Amlsemrnis. Next dooI t. the Academy
of Music L III left through the Vestibule. Thor
hly retitted OPENS TODAY.
The BOWLING SALOON with six new and ele-
ga Al ev-.
The RESTAURANT, Chops, Steaks and other
del ,ci, S.
LIQUOR BAR, choice Wines ard Liquors. well
served.
LAGER BEER Western brands ice cold
OYSTER ALOON, served in every style with
dispatch. SODA and MEAD SALOON with delicate
Past and Confectionery. Each department is at,
tended by comp tent and polite gentiemes.
d. BIDWELL, Proprietor
o3 lw JAS. JOHNSTON, Manager.
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THE BARRACKS,

On Sunday, October IL, at 10 O'clock A Nj
Blessing Of the Banner and Flags of the St,
Maurice Mutual Association, followed BY steam
boat Excursion to the city, the whole crowned by
A SUPERB SOCIETY BALL
At the Mississippi Club, near the Slaughter
House, with Jaegers Band.
Admission Gentlemen 81.
The privilege Of the Bar and Restaurant " il
be sold at auction on 1uesd y, October 8. at Il
O'Clock N. at Mr., Dominique Boiroeus COTE =
house, corner Of Iricou and Old Levee. "a It
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or. ALOYSIUS ACADEMY


Corner Charities and Barracks streetse
The next session of this institution, by the
Brothers of the Sacred Heart. will commence Oh
THURSDAY, October LIST.
The course OF studies Is commerciae and com
prises English, French and German, without any
extra charge. For particulars app al the III
sttu:ion. s26 l5t
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Steamship Carondelet McCreerv for New forS-
Rareshde & Cameron
Ste mer keyser Taliris, for Pensacola in btl-
last . Master
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MAXINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterdays
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, I
Thursday Morning, October :.

George J. Duncan is the duly authorized Marine
.ad River Reporter Of the BuetiD
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HAVANA-Per schooner Monadn ocS-sl0 boxes
sugar to ChatfraiX Il A gar
RUATAN-Per schooner Gertrude Howes-l5oO
punches bananas 49, o. plantans - coo .ocoaruts t.
GIeeorio Geo
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OPERA HOUSE,
saturday. October 10Th, 1871.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY PERFORMANCE
To be gwen for the benefit Of the families @
those W no fell III defending the copies Rights
on the 18th Of September, 1874 undey tn
/ auspices OF the following gentlemen:
J.. Gen. I. n. Ogden
Hon. Sno. McEnery. VIM. J. Behar,
Hon. B. Penn. Hon. L. A. Wilt.
\. Il. GrlswoII. Hon. Ed ward Booth.
! ". $. Pike. s. n. Moody.
A. Doussan, GerlAain Vincent.
| L. A. Tyler. T. Tuy as
l. c. Levy, p Fonrchy.
Jos z. Macheea, f. D. WiIlet.
J. ~ %orych. L. Fellman.
! Janice Wallace.
On which occasion will b. presented ION
Iaylors drama.
THE TICkET-OF-LEAvEM MAN.
with powerful cast.
Tickets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. One Dollar.
Reserved seats can be had at the Box Office on
Saturday, the 10th of October. from A. M.
until 2. NJ.
Tcke is to be found at al the priucipai store
on Canal street, ~
CAiETY THEATRE.
" Corner OF Baronne ana Common SITS.
JAMES FLYNNE:. ........... Proprietor.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
With First-Class
VARIETY COMBINATION COMPANY.
Introducing
LATEST NOVEL; TIES OF THE DAY.
Admission, 25c.; reserved seats, 5Oc: private
box s, So t. So.
BABY MCDONALD will soon appear. o6 SIN
4 SUCCESSION OF CHARITABLE
BENEFITS
Will be given by Mr.. D. BIDWELL, at his
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
To the
LADIES' CRESCENT CITY RELIEF
ASSOCIATION,
For the
FAMILIES OF THE FALLEN BRAVES
FOURTEENTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER.
Presenting a Series of Select Entertainments.
SIX CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS AND TWO
MATI\EES, Commencing
Evening, November =, 1874,
Continuing
tuesday. the Sd, Wednesday Noon and Night, tie
4th, THURSDAY, the 5th, Friday the 9th. satul-
gay Noon and Night, the It'll.
Tickets can be procured Of W. A. Bell, Is Un.oa |
t~eet, Acting Chairman of the Trustees of the
aides Central Relief Committee.
Tickets, One Dollar cn good for any Enters |
alnmcnt during the Series
Due notice will be given when reserved seats |
AN be obtained at the Box Office.
AS also the Programme fnr the full Series of |
'e formances. The Ele6ant Diamond Locke &:
Mr II
Fylers 1l5 Canal street will be pre- ented by Nj.
}. BidweIl, to the Lady selling the Create t |
lumber Of Tickets for the Series ohm
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NEW YORk-Per steamship Carondeiet-i3Jn bis
cotton 2lO ht''s upa".,1 100 hhdS iallow ri hhds
bones 30 bales moss 355 dr., hides $50 bbis rice
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ANTE RIVER.
REGULAR ANTE RIVER ANDBAY NAN.
CHAC PACKET.
HEE. The staunch Sos worthy psskst steamer
s.1tsssa6tH Alice,
u D. ID. Porter master. Inu Kslla clerh
Leaves her Landing, Now Baai-, Magnolia Bridge
every MONDAY and THURSDAY ct 4P n, Ter 4
points on Amlte River and Bayou Axnchae
ror Heisnt or passage, apply on bo.rl, or -
-. AUNCY & MAR Y Agonte
ol 4S4 and ~ Dolord u
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The market opened With good inquiry, but
only moderate movement, and mp t" noon less
han 1000 bales had changed hands without any
Notable variation, although the advantage
encrally on The side of the buyers, after which
% demand became more active and factors met
frcely without making any concessions, the en-
re salcs summing up ~ noted above 4l0O
aios. The above remarks apply to the general
un Of the offtrn,s. Good staple were very
G arce ard COMMANDED very full prices. Mid
Rs sold vt II laltSc, Strict Miadling at l4ic,
nd q rod Mlddng at &c.
Thu amount on shipboard not cleared, going
On board ard engaged for shipment. was set
dow al NE oDenlne this morning vt 10 500 bales,
enbr.cag 1000 f3r Liverpool, $500 for Havre,
md :,'oJ ior the North, which, when deducted
rom thr stock land by our running statemen,
sst evening, lsves li,7U bales to rep
eseut he quantity At Inc landing aud IN
p retses aid or awaiting orders.
The E,chaDge reports, Sales 1000 bale de-
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COMM ERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. !
Wednesday Evening, Oct. 7. 1874.

COTTON.
The ss'os today summed up 400 bales, (the
arsest this season, at somewhat irregular and
easier prices. except for staple kinds without
Any qlasablr variation We give also the figures
nd rrp,. OF tho Exchange ~ below:
Ati1G,Cin STANDARD or CLASSIFICATION
General Exchange
DuntatiOna OuOt at
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STEAMBOATS,.

OPELOCSAS.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET.
For Wa~hin9tou, Port Hnrrs
lE4Re1k Simmsport, Churchville and all lardi7.
S@@S on the Coast Atchafslava River ard +
YOU COurtableau-the new and light draught passt'
ger steamer
Bertha,
H. H. Broad master. j. B. Schmidt, clark
will leave As above every WEDNESDAY. at r.
taking freight and for all LANDINGS on X
YOU des Glaizes to be- landed at either Big Bend Ia'
ing OF at either warehouse at Simmsport- For treF
passage apply on board. OF 20
aus BRTTTON & EPPLER 100 Common Ct
Leaves every SATURDAY. at p ".
49, For WashiuatOu. Port Barre
.--Sir5tyS Simmsport. Ghurchville and all inte'm'
"a16~ date landings on the Coast Atchafavla
River and Bayou CourtahIeau. The light drauR
passenger steamer
Trenton,
E Ouatrevaux master T. John. csa' l.
will leave above every SATURDAY ct p
taking freight and passengers for Ravou dAs Gls"~
to he landed at Big Bend Landine or Smmspc'
For freight OF passage apnv on board or 10
]. NJ. BOWLING 25 F9e"a+'1- stree,
jeIn If J. WOODS 90. Ia 'ravier al
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Below-A1 4ua RI milne.

Nor bark Ei@ill Larsen Al days from Rio de Sanei.c
20 master
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
RIDwELLs ACADEMY OF MUSIC
EVERY NIGHT AND WEDNESDAY AND SAT
URDAY MATINEE AT II,
Commencing Monday, Oct. 5, 1874.
| Engagement extraordinary and first appearance
| IN New Orleans OF
SCHUMANN'S
| WORLD FAMOUS GRAND TRANSATLANTIC
NOVELTY COMBINATION.
Universally recognized the best and most COM
plete organization Of the kind in existence IL
thelr own pleasing specially, the grand
PARTISAN FOLLY.
The grandest entertainment of the most refine
character. ever presented to the public Of thls
city.
Thirty European Stars, every OF. of themt he lead
ing representative Of his spe, ialty il the world
FkUlI STAND III the Vestlbule lor rent
Box Office open tor reserved seats from A. Nj
&C. L. NJ; Brass Band Sci enade a quarter to
Overture by Orchestra quarter $. Oc4 If
ct. CHALLES THE TIE
Opening Night sunday. October II.
EVERY EVENING Nd SATURDAY MA
I'll EE.
The eminent American act
f. T. >TET>ON.
Supported by
GREENWALL'S DRAMATIC COMPANY
consisting of 3. Ladie and Gentlemen
Productions ~ the ~"rld famed . nsations drains.
entitled
NECK AND NECK,
as played bS Mr.. SY YSON upward. of 200 times
sPi END NEW MECHANICAL EFFECTS
The narveilous rUBLIC EXECUTIoS Scene.
THRILLING RAILROAD SENSATION. etc
BeaH it.t New Music Songs Dances Specialize. etc,
In prepaIalion--Gt FIFTH GAUNT
Box Once open SATURDAY. October 10
o. u 4. GLEASON, XIeasuSes.
n LOBE THEAThE-e
Corner Baronnc and Pcrddo streets.
J. kITTREDGE. ......... Lessee and Manager. |
Monday Evening. October II. 1874,
OF THE NEW CANDIDATE |
FOR PUBLIC FAVOR.
Engagement OF the Accomplished Buresque Artistic
THE WORkELL SISTERS,
The Celebrated Burlesgue Comedian and Vocalist
W. l.. CAIiiL, I
lat. of the Lydia Thompson Troupe IN connection
with full and complete
BurIe>Gue and Variety Organization,
Presenting at the Initial Entertainment the Popular
Burlesquc of the
FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD.
'1RSX Ora Mo GLOBE MATINEE,
Saturday Noon, October ~.
Read the Popular Prices-Box Office Open
Jew STARS aud STARTLING SENSATIO |
IN rapiu succession e.
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Arrived.

Steamship iavaca Cooksey Sooin Ceear Kcys 20 (
X Rol-rts-lst dist II
STEAMBOATS,
Waoon Debnucher. from Lower Coast
Hy Teie Aucoin. from L.,inIrche
Frank Morgan. Canton. from Lower Coast
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EXPORTS.

Margaret, Baker from Havana via F O
fida ports u X Robert,
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LOWER aDa~P
REGULAR LOWER COAST pA.kEI
TWICE WEEK
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, >
10 AN
- For the Forts. QUA rnruine. KuFas.
81 Poin ALA fache Jesuit BEND and al
plantation ana way landings he new
asjd st3upcb passenger steamer
Empire.
A. +. JeaD.ieau, master J C Tremoniet clerk
VIII eave a. above For freight or pfssag apply
"oard. or TO 5. FERNANDEZ 4 co.
g! Gle svee straet
his IA the only packet running thuouQf r. II.
Forts .,eru,
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| ST. LOUIS.
,5>@>1>N,7J7~>>>~~->~>>
ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND MKH
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE.
r- For IT. Louis. Cairo. Memphis a.
.A the Bend
COMMONWEALTH, Shields. master
Leaves SATURDAY,, Ct 10 at 5 p. NJ
Through bills iaiing via the Cairo AMI Fulton Ran
road to TeA kama. Fulton and Little Rock; Also n
other principal railroads to Chicago" Omaha osepl
Kansas CITY and pO,n1s tnro,le noun tine West.
al I'm J. r WthoIIS & 90. 10' Common st Il
KOUNTZ LINE
NEW ORLEANS ANO ST LOUIS PACKEM
Leaves on THURSDAY. Oct &, at T. NJ
For 1T. Louis. Cairo. Mcmphk
s5 1ssS n and way lanlings-The steamer b
MOlIie Moore.
Dave Haney, MASTER
will leave above. For freight or passage apply q
board or to JAMES MELLON Agent
Kountz Line. Office. "a Gravier street
viii take freight for the Illinois Central Rallro1k
and its connections. OtE
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-08

A"OC All WHITE AND ARKANSAS RTVR IRA
MONDAY EVENING PACKET.
H. For mouth White and Arkansas
ES1kJS rivers, Chicot City, GrspnvilA VloRs.
burg and the Bends-Steam~
Katie,
=; w Cannon. master. j. II. Aosssp GAh
will commence her regular trips On MONDAY ths
9TH October, at o'clock, =. NJ
ADAMS a. WORK Commercial PAoA
c. q. WAYNE, 1O6 Gnvisr stroeA
HIFE & CARLIN. Tchonpltuulsa 1t
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