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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-04

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..r-t F.5-Du. and pronounced tb,. Who'll, t,,ip,.
@-4 IN ! taw word, il amounts - no,biu.
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1'rU.t5 "ltA vengeance.
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"pe'lka l'h"'S mentions this significant
~ j etf" Is plantation located near West
.o'fit f"fu'h o. winch hes N Georgia, and
~" ftM"nhei IN Alabama. There Is no diff
.4''h5e ~ the 4'aiIty OF the land each por-
N,
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-b.tir ahham.
apt WIN. wright who has held the posi-
'n''' states shipping master at this
s"'' ~ some 'ihe' has been appointed State
- ''''rS' wee lhoil's Lynne, who
N" account 81 III health We shall
~ t"P' wright according to his acts, and
,.leJ.l associates. We want no .uch ,,o,;,ro1
-t-..l1 ~ blanchard ,na h;s III c,u:
roul1 the repistry office
SUNSHINE ~ ram makes II" aiiief-
''' - ~ 'he johrhdiiSuc wealth OF the
- /" 49, ms lt'foh' hock 20 ENJOY the treat
" "7.1 MS morning hiade the recipients OF
: 4 tore o' hiS papers ana magazines
~ 'ih" " ~ winged Mercury,
20. SIGH '"r"uoh' Tor WHICH We return thanks.
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T.I,, Il. I.c,,o, b,,, ]
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''In'''l'i district court, at Houston, Z
- e"'h convicted o. seduction has been il
w. "ts' =" Two years imprisonment IN the q
''l l'tihp Sufh NerdlriS VIII lave good 4
~ - ~ tue moral character Of the com |,
y MI RESTRAIN the hcentious inchna- t
a't@ = "'R MO regard female innocence as Il
=. @Na'N prey ne only fault to be found e
'1e@ ''t ,"nt"ice consists IN the short term Il
imprisonment b
'"'t@'''"' Is good place TO go to get ;,
-.Nss ~ the statutes Of the New Hell
A'" Constitution It i prescribed that no
" 'Hna"i whatever founded on religious
- 'er''l'h, or on supposed want Of means.
. fA' IN the way OF those about :"
"'f: "s'hr' /. any Government tax or ;e.
INK - tea' ana III" wiz shaii have share
t,e husbands settlement, and that Tho first
~" - 'hcir tol! shall remain as - main "s
- m 20 we VIE III ease OF the death Of her II
sans 4
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-04

RELIEF For THE FAMILY OF BouRDoUNAY.-
It is not generally known that Justin Bourdou-
nay 50 cruelty murdered Tuesday night, left
Il family consisting of Il wife and six children
~ needy circumstances It is but just that
orr people should take steps to provide tor
this little home, desolated by Kellosgs hire.
Ing and paid murderer. lie was killed be-
cause he vas white man, and his fellow
white men ought to take immediate steps to
relieve the pressing necessities of those he left
20 their care behind. Any contribution left at
on office will be promptly sent to the suffer
ln9 family bnt we think some organized effort
should 10 made
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1t must be very gratifying to Chicago To
learn that Mr.. Disraeli didn't know in what
State St Louis is 1t was even more stupid
than was the late Earl of Derby. who ad-
dressed remittance to the relief committee
on the occasion of the Chicago fire, to the
Fire Relief Committee. Chicago. St. Louis
county Mo-
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st. CH0rlrS ifctrI ErcLUi,ur.

Basement Of st. 'ha,le. Hotel.
The proprietor of Til. fayorite establishment
respectfully informs i!is friends and the public
that his bar-room VIII be re-opened On
saturday Morning, september Jlb.
after undergoing the most thorough renovation
and repairs, with the addition If many improve
ments. lie hopes to receive a continuance Of the
liberal patronage her tofore bestowed upon him
GHAS. LACOUME, Proprietor.
j.. ". Aii'o, Manager. i3t2dp
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S2OOO.

A REWARD OF TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
Will be paid for such information az will lead IN
the arrest and conviction of the person or per
sons that fired the Napoleon Avenue and Excel
slor Distilleries, on the night.of the 23d and
morning of the Oath August.
B. HENDERSON.
au16 int EA RCuAu
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| able as Grant. They hav. 40 clo.c. il, ,h.
matter, and will onl: supper. tie nlan who
viii redeem their State government. from
the hands Of the G,,caiy ..rvet-ba:ses. .n!
negroes.
z Is there any truth a'ou. the organization. .,
White Leagues.'
''les, sir" they aye forming all over til.
South, and to my personal knowledge 1. .lrg.
number are il .Xistenc. in the State I come
from"
Is DANCE, 70 y. avprei.enici iron. til.
White Leagues
: Ies, ther. i. srea. ian9e. 70 be app,s.
hended. II vii. lead 10 bloodsheI and war
OF races. tn. negroes hay. no on. 10 blam.
but themselves. Th. southern white. hay.
BY every mean. endeavoretl 10 GAIN their 80.
operation, but they hav. rejected every offer.
and pursue policy towaTl, the white. which
has created lastin. bitt.rn... .ui hatred on
the part Of the latter
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-04

HE SWIMMING. MATCH - The swimming
match which comes off at Nilneburo lake end
this afternoon, between , and o'clock.
will no doubt attract large audience. The
merits of John Clarke are too well known to
need unnecessary comment while l.. f.
Gerry is represented to us as being no mean
match for his renowned antagonist. 1t is said
that to beat Gerry, Clarke will have to show
his full strength
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S'noiers Dctiyht.
VI. CASTILLO

". CASTILLO
Has the pleasure Of informing his friend. an'
the public generally that hc has opened at the
Garner Of Canal and Carondcic, SIS.
depot for the sale of
REAL HAVANA CIGARS,
where those who wish a genuine article can f,e
accommodated.
Connolsseurs are invited to call anl .xami,.
for Themselves
He also announces 70 wholesale iuve.. sha.
the general depot for his well know. and f..oy!t.
brand
FRAGANCIA'
is at his new store, vii.Ge 81! order. viii ,n.c.
with prompt attention. q. 1dy3t
81 (ul,i.
This is to certify tina. We con.n,n'c.. y, which.
appeared IN the BULLETIN of Sunia. la. in RI.
ference to the proceeding. Of sIlc Coal simmer.
Of Ptsb'rs, was ne.the. published! by IN. nor a.
my instigation. JAMES SWEENEY.
New Orleans, sept !. i87i. .2.t'
in Eirynnf .Suit ot' Rooms.
Suitable for Glib. % Offices.
FOR RENT.
~ 'he fa,a'a' building o; .Ae lac Hugh Ic.:o..
Key No. q =. oilas.. street. App, =.
J. .. ELi,s,
lea. L-..'e tcn.. and Broker.
- I'M /. Sa.ont.e .e. street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-04

! The receipts of cotton at St Louis during
the past year amounted to 1O3, 71l bales,
against -, 100 last year and 81, i2l the wear
previous. OF last years receipts 1873 bales
were consigned to Eastern ports on tbrouoh
bill. Of 'ading, leaving -, lis bales to be sold
IA the -. Louis market OF the receiDts 10
| bale. were brought from the Arkansas Red
.nd olachlta rivers: l5G bales from the Ohio
Cumberland and Tennessee; 81, 337 bales from
The Lower Mississippi; l7,S1G bales by the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad; and 81
$50 bales against II $50 the previous YEAR,,
by the St Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad.
The above statement will convey to the reader
IN idea Of the extent TO which St Louis has
tapped Texas, by means Of her railroad com
munications, and drawn cotton from that State.
Pitt actually laughed last night After
hearing that the fellow Williams would send
troops he b gan to think himself brave, but a
"a, driver cracked his whip on the street and
Pitt tainted. Opodeldoc and three fingers of
midnight order brought him to-
by Newton of Mr.. Bourdounay, remarks
We call attention to this case, simply q. say
mat had the sictim been a negro of the ''Nt.
'ional Guard" and had the murder. been {.
Democ.at who stabbed him 6ec.us. O. hi.
politics. sle nation would be again in danger
and the Republican papers would be loaded /,
dow. with lamentations over .he oppressed !
negro .u1 Iiaty.be> .gains: IL. u,co.qI.o.e:
rebels.
FIH.: W.Rr OEHocE.r,c C1...-?I. I
'"..' Nea .ipIig for .idmi.sioa.- last
evening The Vi,9, Ward Democratic Club had
one of it. .o.sing meetings a. Brown. Hall. I
After the u.!a. business wa. transacted. Mr. I
+. II. Mari addressed! the n.etin, in his
usual eloquen. and powerful! manner. His I
word. went to tLe heart Of every man present.
not only becaus. of their beauty. but every
man felt the power Of their sincerity. During
the meeting five respectable and intelligent
eolored men appeared before the club and
asked permission to form an auxiliary Demo
cratic club. The offer was put in the form of a
motion, and after much discussion, both pro
and con, it was adopted unanimously, and
the colored men were granted their request.
provided they formed their club at their own
expense and separate from the mother clubs
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-04

Ia the event of troops being withdrawn
from the frontier to control the Southern cleo
tons, it is supposed there will BE- one or more
Indian wars, as the savages are even now
hardly held i'll check with the present made
4uate military force.
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The Dubois Cotton Gin.

producing better sample than any other Price
- 80 per saw; all sizes hand For circulars and the
highest testimonials from every cotton State apply to
'oLsAN BltOS. Cotton Factors and General gents,
No. 80 PeI,lido street New Orleans 3 }mcod
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-04

.-gR One Dollar ve' Month, o, Twe'v. Dollar.
80 yea
ser-anp.- fir 81. DAILY BULLETIN ,e,.!y.A
o., 90 ns"r ~, Giavie, street.
sTLs.EIS insert. WANTS and TO RENTS
IL. sedin. One slu.f. ~, Fifty Gent. ..ch.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-04

It was surprise to III, nieni. Billy PIT:
actually got It flushed face when he heard the
troops were coming. 1t didn't ,as. ,ouc. how.
ever, for the old palenes. came back and III.
hacking cough returned. They though. i,
w. appopleNy.
The reign Of terror continue, .....,sprea,
the Red River region. E4qJic,o.
Then why does not yo,t Governor. heil.gg.
take steps to suppress. il. Where AZ. his
aherifs in the parishcsi W.cyc !, ,la cal
liant band ot Inetropolitt,s. with .iiyairou.
Badger at their head. Where is tn. African
brigade and Its Barber in commend. Why
arc they not sent to the scene. Of disorder
and by the authority vested in them by a
government Of Usurpation .,uell thes. dis
turbancca: \ pretty Governor you have,
when he is roworless to enforce his authority.
When his aipointees are tod bv :ae people to
walk they quickly obey the orders, and re.
turning to their patron, Kellogg, pour ont
their grievances. But they meet with little
comfort rom him. His inquiry of the fIgi-
tive officials IS like Boss Tweed's .Weu.
What are you gong to do about it. He
knows his impotency and feels powerless to
do anything to assert his authority And vet
Kellogg claims to be Governor Of Louisiana
But the people say he is not, and refuse to
accord him allegiance or recognition Where
there is no legal government, and no recog-
nlzed head, it is not surprising that the peo-
Ole should protect themselves against thieves |
md assassins.
Mr.. A, Davis has our thanks for a copy of
lis eXquisitely beautiful musical composition.
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F. s'.,s ~int,. wi'. 'is': ..al-
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-04

sl '.'., ae .ie4t: IL '.uneo ..t..
L.. ''rr4.s. Of Ioalpl.in y.!., Ia. IT,. -. ;.
. a.T twentieth
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Beecher says Pitt ought to so into the min
lstry. His pale brow, sunken eyes and mel
ancholy face would draw well, and then too
he is like Beecher in other things.
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EVERY LADY HER own DREssMakER'
4 Card to the Public.

! 4 Card to the Public.
The Disastrous fire which consumed on, siore
last night viii aos prevent us from executing
order. usual from our friends.
Our office will te At Messrs BLOCK l. BRIT.
TONS. No. - CANAL STREET.
G. VI. BAYLEr L POND.
New Os'e.ns May 80, 1874.
fonr. train, Provisions.
For sale in ..ots 70 sui. purchasers at very low
est rates.
The followin. o6Dular brand. of aour ~ which
have ar3a :ock on hand 8: to arrive; the
attention ot the trade 3 united 20 inspect the
same before Soln, elsewhere:
Hinckley Mile. St. Patrick,
Eureka No. /. Napoleon.
Cape Girar'!e -. City. Key West Beauty,
Suokey CIV Tea Table,
Lawlegs Hamlet Western Beauty
OATS.
5000 sac.. Choice Galena OATS.
CORN.
900 sack. Goose White. Yellow and Mixed.
HAY
800 bales Choice and Prime.
BACON.
% casks Bacon Clear and Clear BIB SIpEa
10 casks Bacon SHOULDERS
10 casks Dry Sailed SHOULDERS.
80 tierces Hefined LARD
100 kegs Refined LARD.
25 cases Sugar-cured MANS.
Fl. T. LAWLER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Nos. Is to SO Peter Street.
Late New Levee,)
And 81. 50: 81. g and g Fulton Street,
=
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-04

-ya'pt VIM. Wright who has held the posi-
on { United States shipping master at this
Port ~ some time, has been appointed State
Registrar Of Voters, vice Thomas LYNNE. who
rtTP~ on account Of i'll health. We shall
90 Capt Wright according to his acts, and
nal beeP an eye on those he selects as his
'"-' associates. We want no such perured
74Se ~ ~ Blanchard and his pal, Catin,
G"ou1 the registry office.
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He viii also continue to buy, sell, remove rec
pair, pack and ship Furniture, with full guarantee.
PICTURES .aND LOOKING GLASSES FRAMED
inl1 2rr
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! DMINIsTRAToRs' NOTICE. :
Earpers Magazine
Nniiccs nfMc pt-ss.

Tho cver-lncrenslng circulation Of THE cNell,
eut monthly proves IT, continued adsutation I,
popular desires nuh needs Indeed, -hen VIZ
think into how many homes n p"nctratos every
month, We must consider n ~ one OF the cduct
tor. ~ well entertainers Of the publ, mind
f"r " vast popularity has been won hy M mn
zeal to STUPID proludiccs or delravel tatscs. =
Boston Globe
TIE character which this Magazine rossos-e,
Tor variety, enterprise artistic ve,lth and liter
sfy culture that has kept pace with n II hn,
notle'l ne times shoulc causes II conductors h
rtssrf " with luttihahle comr occncy. II a'sf
entities 'hen to u great claim upon the rublI,
giaiituty. Tie Magazine hos done g1oi o NJ moi
evil all The days o' iis life Brooklyn Eagle.
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RDR. FAEHRNEY's
CeIe5rotea Biood CIe@scr or Pan

celebrated Blood Cieosiscr or Pan
dcCO.
The panncoa will not only cure old stand
ne and malignant complaints, but is one Of
be 1es prcvcnintiyes Of such disorders
ever offered to the world You can avoid
severe attacks Of acute diseases, such as
Cholera. Small pox, Typhoid. Bilious,
Spotted and Intermittent fevcrs. by keep
ing your blood purified. The diGfcrent de-
grees of all such diseases depend nltogeih-
cr upon the condition of the blood; for II
this vital fluid is dcrangcd you will take
n disease much more readily than other.
wise, and the suffering will he in proper.
ton to tho amount Of foreign matter in the
blood. This IS so reasonable that we need
not here make any illustrations.
Remember the name aud don't be put off
with anything else which druggists may
say is Just as good as the BLpop CLEANSER.
Because they make more profits on cheap
cr articles.
So!i by druggists and dealers every
where.
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Erctul Babies.

An exchange says: Babies often
cry without any apparent reasons /;
but a mother can usually discover o
reason if she stops to think about it.
And it is worth stopping TO think
about, no matter If the house work
or sewing be delayed awhile in con-
sequence. Perhaps she has eaten
something ,chich disagrees with it's
stomach perhaps it is thirsty, for
little babies nro often thirsty. and
VIII drink n tonspoonful cold ,cntcr
with the greatest eagerness, and be
quiet and satisfied after il. Perhaps
its little sock is tied too tightly, as
my baby's was the other day. |
found deep red mark around her
little nnhle. which at once explained
her fretfdlness Moro likely than
anything else, ,he flannel bandaround
it's bowels--if happily one is there
or It's skirt-band is pinned TO tightly
know q baby who has cried great
deal since its birth 1 think the
chief cause of it is because he has
been dressed too tightly. The moth
er said 70 mo one afternoon, wher
the child was cross she hrrdly knew
what to do, "Iyen great mind tc
undress him and put on his night
gown nc is always real good then.
80 che did, and he commenced 10 be
good ut once. Mothers shoulC
search for all possible causes whei
their babies get fretful. The,
should not be too ready TO attribut,
their saying TO nervous Temperance n
or to hunger, for il is more likely I,
be caused by the prick of n pin or al
oyer-fe1 stomach than either.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

L \ Letters testsm"ntary on tsc estate Of
peurge y lung, latc q cent o tow nshlp, drcciscl
having horn UrHntrd 10 thr uudsrsl.n 4, all per.
sons knowing th,mselyes indebted to said estate
arr r,q ESQ to max, imn'd ate payment, Wh,ls
IA ~ having claims will W sent them duly
aythcn'l,atgd for settlement 10
ISRAEL YOUNG.
JACOB q. WALTER.
Nov q, Is73. Administrators
Arizona citizen., 1874-12-12
San Pedro Station.
oHNEsoRGEN & BLAND, Proprietors

cHNESORGEN x BLAND, Proprietors. UNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING PUR- \ chased this well and favorably known Station at the
 Crossing of the San Pedro on the road leading from Tucson to the RIO CYANIDE, CAMPS BOWIE, GRANT and APACHE, SAN CARLOS and
 PUEBLO VIEJO, respectfully solicit the patronage Of the public.
 The TABLE will be supplied with BEST of everything the market and country af- lords, and every attention paid to the
 Comfort and Convenience of guests. Having large and commodiouc stables and corrals with supplies of Hay and Grain, we offer especial advantages to
 FreIghters and Trains. In addition to our stabling, we have a VERY LARGE CORRAL for the accom- modatlon of Drovers and Stock Dealers generally.
 No pains or expense will be spared to make this station the BEST in Arizona. A Bar has been added, where fine wines liquors and cigars can be had.
 OHNESORGEN & BLAND. December lS, 1873. le.tt
Arizona citizen., 1874-12-12

DELICIOUS oranges are abundant in Tue son, and we are informed that the crop in Sonora is very large. Last Saturday the team of J. F. Fuller arrived from HermO- silo with large quantity of as fine ones as we care to have in>the3house. He has a ket, on the Church pIaMs; also Times both sour and sweet; and hf Noes not intend to be out of these or any bthsI kind of fruits when they are to be lad, and will always sell them as cheap asthey can be afforded in this market.
Arizona citizen., 1874-12-12

THE board of supervisors met last Mon- day. Present SupervisorsfCarr and Will Hams and Clerk BriclIa. S1t was ordered that the final collectiohpt taXcs and set clement by the collectqFAand treasurer be extended until the 11fh instant, to which day the board adjourned A lock for the fire proof vault was ordered purchased of Lord & Williams.
Arizona citizen., 1874-12-12
The Corral Is Large

And is always supplied with Grain, Hay and abundance of good well water. Spc- c!al care taken with stock or other proper ty intTuSted to the proprietor.
 Everybndy familiar with ChaS. Ii. La bpTee's management of Desert Station speaks in the highest terms of it.
 !>nuary 2f, 1873. l6-tf.
Arizona citizen., 1874-12-12

A SOCIAL clubyof the principal business men of Tucsonis being formed. A room is to be nfsely fitted up for meeting and it will be<oeen every evening. Theodore WeliscR haS>Ale matter in hand. Partlcu- lars next~Week.
 LORD & WILLIAMS have just received a large lot of fresh garden seeds, embracing every kind wanted ill Arizona. They were purchased to meet the demand here, and will be sold cheap.
Arizona citizen., 1874-12-12

CHARLES D. RIVERS of Camp Lowell, obliges us with these facts: In 1871, rain fell in November but one day and to the amount of 2l-l00 of an inch; in the same month 1872, there was no rain; in that month 1873, rain fell six days to the amount of 1.32 inches; and in NOvem Der, 1874. it rained six days to the extent Of 92-IOG of an inch,
Arizona citizen., 1874-12-12

WE invite attention to the card of Geo. A. Prince & Co.,, of Buffalo, N. T., manu- lecturers ot Organs and Melodeons. This is the oldest house in the country in its line, and their instruments rank among the very best
Arizona citizen., 1874-12-12

PARTIES wishing advertlsementS or Oth- CT matter in THb~CITfzEN, must present the same at the ofhqe not later than Fri day morning to insffe insertion. The Saturday, makes this regulation absolute lV necessary.
Arizona citizen., 1874-12-12

THE sale of corporation lots announced in advertisement in this paper, comes of to-day at D. m. Good bargains may be had to-day we have nO doubt. ConSidera- ble activity prevails in real estate in Tue son of late.
Arizona citizen., 1874-12-12

As fine cabbage as ever grew in any State or Territory, may be seen and bought at Geo. Fosters shop On Mesilla street. They were grown on John T. smiths ranch on the Santa Cruz.
Arizona citizen., 1874-12-12

II. c. HOOKER, EsQ., and MT. J. SaIlmS will each please accept our hearty thanks for turkey apiece. They are fine, fat ones and handy to have in the house ;tt any time, and they specially come ill right now so near the holidays.
Arizona citizen., 1874-12-12

THE weather during the week has been unusually pleasant. The sky was partially cloudcd on Thursday and yesterday, but days were pleasant.
Arizona citizen., 1874-12-12

IF our people and visitors will step into Fully, Ochoa & Co.'S store, they can see q lot of blakets manufactured by the firm in Tucson, and can also buy them at reason- able rates. It is really hopeful sight to see such an important article Of home manufacture in our stores.