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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-13


DONNELLY On TUESDAY, Angus 11th at II 4
I'd 'ck p VI Thom,s DOM, ly aged II years. ,
ative of Waterford Ireland, aud for thlty year.
/ resident If thu city.
Brooklyn and Long Island City papers please
copy.
McCALEB On Wednesday, August 18th al
. O'Clock. p. NJ, Iynatius DAVID, twin son of C.
Howard McCaleb and Marie Idealie Collens aged
Il m ;nths and ~ days.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral, which will tax place This (Thms-
day. Evening, at o'clock, from 1913 Canal
street.
MEDD-On Wednesday, August 18th, at 81
o'clock +. NJ Mrs. Jane 4. Brady, aged 80 years,
wife Of the late James Medd
Her friends and ,hose Of lie famil are respect
lnl'y invited to attend her funeral, which will
AXE place To-Day Thursday, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, from the residence Of her in-law, II. A.
Despommier, conner OF Jackson and Chestnut
sire, is.
WALDO-O1 Wedues lay evening, Aug 18th,
1871 at AL O'Clock. William August Waldo, a
native OF this city, aged n years.
HIS friends and acql .intance as we'll as those
of his mothcr-in-law, Widow Waldo his father-iu.
law, Jacob Hardner; his uncle Jacob Thomas.
and his brothers-in-law Henry L. Frantz and
~ Pars, as also the members of the Louisiana
Fire Company No. 10, are respectfully invited te
attend his funeral which will take place This
Thursday Evening at l. 30 o'clock, from hi, late
esidence. 10S Port street, between Love and
Craps, Third District
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AUX ArkS !!

Ozarks are wanted. Mr.. Kellogg. for tn,
deluSe is rising. In some parishes it is quite
high, It having already swept away your OIL
Gals.
NATcH1rocHEs parish ia ceansed, and he,
recnper,ti"n Is begun.
WEBS TER parish do. do do
CLAIBORNE parish do. do. do
ST. MARTIN parish do. do. do
In Caddo. the Kellogg officials have done
no distinctive acts of government Tor several
months except rs the tools of the Tax PAYERS
Association. which Is the government there,
operating through committees
| am INFORM d tn 1t the same revolution has
taken place in 30 ,ser.
When the outposts are reduced the citadel
may be attacked. The Orgy-an stable. where
in you herded your cattle last week, m ~ he
clesnsed by the whelming food
6 10 the arks 90 ,rks or any others that
may save You S. and your mon,rel crew,
family and amin Is
Apres moi ie de,uJe, said the French King
The delnge is after our KIM; and all 100
citizens hoDe it will cleanse the now foul
bosom OF Louisiana of that perilous stuff
carpet-ba r .dicalism that now 80 terribly
weighs upon her agonized heart. QUILp.
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The New Rice iron.

We are under obligations to AIr. Columbus
Il. Allen, proprietor OF the Brook Steam Rice
MIL. on Tchoupitoulas street, who this morn
ing laid upon the counter in tie BULLETIN
office. sample Of this years rice Gro being
taken fresh from the delivery pipe of his mill
just as it comes from the polisher. We invite
our grocers and dealers in this product of our
State, (and which is SO rapidly becoming
leading crop in Louisiana), to call and exam
Inc this sample. In quality and every other
respect it will vie with Carolina or any other
rice.
This sample is of one consignment-7S6
sacks of rice (the largest as yet this season.,
which is being milltd by Mr.. Allen, and is
not only sample of the superior character of
the crop of 1874, but is also splendid testi-
mony to the unexcelled facilities OF the Brook
Mill tor turning out the most beautifully fin
shed article OF rice. 1t is well worthy of ex-
animation by dealers in rice, and we call their
to it.
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Rooms Dem critic Pri h Committee.
Parish Of Orleans.
New ORLEANS Auuust II

New ORLEANS August II, 1874
At regular meeting of this Committee it was
ResNtei, That a e.oction be Ii Id by the Dem
ocratlc Central Ward Clubs through tut TIN
PARISH, o. the THURSDAY preceding tie fourth
Monday in August, tor delegates to the STATE
Cnivcntion ordered to convene Oh the latter ,lav
by the state Central Go ',mIttee, and tn t the
delegates 80 electe., shall. after the adjournment
delegates from the diff rent Co gressional DIS,
tr cts embraced IN this parish and the STATE at
large, at sucn time and place as may be agreed
upon among themselves, for the purple OF
m skiing nominations for members Of Congress-
All the conservative voters Of the parish of
Orleans opposed to Iiadicalsm and negr, su-
premacy, regardless of past political all iations
or names, are cordially invited to go forward,
register their lanes and cast their bliots iur
delegates t. said co Iventlon.
Tue several wards are eltltled to representa
t,"n as follows, as apportioned by the stat.
Central Com NIT @:
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The Right Of the People to Keep and Bear
Arms Shall not be Infringed.

| Such is the emph .tic and wholesome guar
'ntee OF the grea. palladium of American
| liberty, the Constitution of the United States
That people can only be free and competen,
to gov RI themselves ard to carry out the re-
suit Of their choice, at the ballot, who are ac-
customtd to bear arms, and skilled in tn,
m lnlml and use of arms. 1t is therefore OF
he highest importance that all our able bodied
men, and especially our young men, should
form volunteer and independ, Mt military com
panieS, which once Or twice month could
have short excur~lons to the outskirts OF the
city for drilling and ,arget-shooting
Who OF our public-spiri ed citize S will be
the first TO offer a prize to the best drilled
company of one hundred men, and prize to
the best marksm IN with the rifle, off-hand
Which one of our ladies will be the first TO
Offer handsome banner to the first company
OF National Guards, or of Louisiana Guards,
enrolled aud armed as coaservators of the
peace?
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KtLL0GGs ORDERS.


We have it from the very best authority that
in the Radical Nominating Convention, held
in Madison parish, and in which Frank Morey
and H. r. Steele, we're CO, testants for Congress,
dispatches we're read in open Convention from
Kellogg, ordering the members to support
Morey, and in that way only, was Steele beaten
by majority Of three votes. Steele, though a
Radical, is represented as being man who
stands well in the estimation of the white peo-
pie of the District and hence no doubt stood
low in he estimation of the usurper That
Kellogg shout deem it necessary to telegraph
orders to Convention to have it vote for
Morey, shows the latter's weakness, proves
the dictatorial character of the usurper and
the cur-ike su6seryiency Of his wretched
tools.
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...o several Central :. ard Clubs are az fol.
! lows:
| First Ward President James H Grover: y
rotary, Dennis Mccartny. Eagle Hill, corn 81
Ptytania nd Felicity.
$ .coad Ward-W +. II, ,ston, President: p. J
Sullivan, Secretary. Iroa H,lse, Opposite St..
Mary's Market.
Thrill Wara-J r. 8. salleck, President: Tho,
Esan Secretary. Him, Bdildias, Com non
near Dryades.
Fourth Warl-John LIE Moaner, President
). j. keena, Secretary. WlSwam, corner Cana.
Fifth Ward-Leon Q ,eyuroze, President: q
'nnaloa Secretary. Had III ,rters 1875 All l3j
Ramt)ar street.
sixth Ward o. Mrsl, President p. D.
Sourdes, Secretary.
:. Seventh Ward-D. J. Edward, President
Marin, Secret,ry. Jtcooss IL Ill, c,rI,r OF
Fre.icnmen and Love.
Eighth Ward ID. sullivan President: r Chr
ley, Secretary corner Ell, sian Fed. aud D.u-
paine streets
Ninth Ward F. Du lenh fer. President Jas
j. 81 .rave, secretary; II "a l. u4rL.rs cr,e,
Dauphlne and Elmlra streets.
Ienth Var ID. +. Na.mlev, Iresil mt: Ea
Clark, Secretary; Hcall .larters, Crescent Con.
fectionery H al
Eleventh Warl-R H. VI .rr, Pres lslt: J. C.
McCantz, Seer tary.
twelfth War En- gene May, Presd mt: s. F
Far melee, Secretary.
=, rnIrtee nth warl-C!arke. President; W. H
Pa-coe, Secretary.
Fuurteenth N.dl-E. o. Garter, pr,,id mt.
!; W. AAso,, Secretary; corner OctAvlA aal
Fifteenth Warl-Benj r. Kelley. pce.iaen,
y. d. Conner: Secretary: Bslfr,. A giers.
Z NAl.OcHx1. P1vsii,ut.
VIII. STEVEN. vIcesiryrIlent
eo11 Z. - ~ 49, apc.ets.,
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RES CHING AUDITOR OLIN ION.

After much hesitation and tribul.tion tn
de ia TO An litor has at length sent in hi
resignation to the de fdcto Governor, and til,
same has been duly pub ished. This is thu
second attempt that this doughty tinanc a
warrior, this mild-mannered, Christian st ties
man, has made TO doff the ofticil robes
which he assumed under such peculiarly
offensive and disreput,lble circumstances, and
We shall not pace any faith in the sincerity
OF the snljug..tor of 'rehel skunks," until
his resignation shall be officially accepted by
Kellogg.
Probably no man who has held office in
this State ever hal to bear the weight of
odium an contempt that will be Chnton's
portion when he shakes the dust of the Audi
tors Office from his sho s. No man, not even
Wicklitfe, ever trimpled upon the law more
shametully; no man ever mislpplied the funds
OF the State with such easy nonchalence, and,
certainly, NJ previous Auditor ever a sumed
to ignore the Treasurer, and make himse the
financial yfactte'n OF tue Safe, despite the law
and de,p te general protestatlons
The funds OF the State, instead of being de-
posted as til y sh puld have been, were taken
''y this officer and deposi ed to his individual
credit, and no one. unless it be the proprietor
II the Times, will to-day be so bold as to as
sert that the books of the Auditor are correct.
or that he has faithfully applied the vast sums
which he used without any Of the checks that
the law has wisely provided.
It has been charged time aud again that
thore is large dshcit in the Auditors ac-
counts, and it is ale ,ed that there ID some
where smothered r pot that will prove it,
and such being he Csc, aud in view of the
further fact Clinton publicly acknowledged
b wing misapplied the m ,neys OF the State
we claim hat he cannot be released until a
thorough examination OF his books shall have
zee n had.
II he Is honest, if he has not committed the
rauds With which he is popularity credited, he
will seek such an inv stigation, aud while we
hare the pc pulAr ideas concerning this officer,
{, upon ~ careful. eximln itinn by comp. tent
nd respectable experts, his accounts shall
rove him inn Dcent we sha be the first to
ave him all tue ere lit such disclosure will
ntitle him to. Meantime, we again call for
be smotherei report.
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TnE PR1yA,E MARKET WAR.

Mr.. Bernachau, wife and clerk were this
morning brought to the jackson Square Sta
ton, on warrant taken out by one }. 4.
Fitzgerald, charging them with violating Act
No. 81.
Sergt. Grey, in command at the station, re-
fused to arrest them after being shown an in
junction taken ont by Bernachau before Judg
Hawkins. Officer Hardin Immediately
brought them into court to answer the above
charge.
They plead gnilty of selling meat, and Barna-
chan then handed his injunction to Judge
Staes, who scanned it, and ruled that they
had violated the law, inasmuch as the police
had not arrested them, but citizen. They
were placed under 5000 bonds to ap, ear to-
=, orrow morning. Up to the time this report
closed Bernachan was determined not to give
oond.
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A Card.

W. r. B Turner, for many years with Folsom
Bros, can be found at the Sportsmen's Depot.
No. 81 ST. Charles street where he will be glad tn
meet all OF his trends, especia ly those VIII. are
in need OF Fishing Tackle, Guns, Pistols aud Am
munlon Of all kinds au12 rhASu
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-13

The $50 sulphur mines in Sicily are fast be-
ing exhausted and it is estimated by the
Itllian Government officers that in from so to
80 ye RS there will be no availa lie sulphur left
IN the Island. The methods of working the
re SO defective that although it contains
rom Is to 40 per cent OF rure sulphur, only
IA per cent is actually obtained. The pre-
LECTION that iron pyrites will ultimately replace
ulphur for many purposes, is likely to be
verified
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1HF STEAMSHIP MISSISSIPPI GOES ASHORE
On IT, voyage of the English steam ship Mis-
nssiPii from. Liverpool to this city, she nan
ON Hr.wster's reef, seven miles southeast TO
soasn q the Cape Florida. This happened
some une Sinoe. and it WAS only after much
szerhcn that she got off on the 9th July.
Shs taen put into Key West, where her bot
som was put into condition sufficient to
bring her here.
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Ou- article on the delinquency of few no
Asrics here having caused so much commotion
n oer:-in quarters, We deem it better to post
pone publication Of names until tomorrow
cvcnir J in order that those in arrears m "
nave themselves the modification OF an expo
sure We have no desire to harm the reputa-
ton cs individuals.
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A WORD FROM AUDITOR GRAHAM.
New ORLEANS, August -, 1874

To the Editors It the n o. 3 ,.ietiu:
Gent e nea Ia Mr.. Oh .rles Clinton's le,te,
of resign .tion OF the Auf torshp, published
in this mornings city newsp .per,. ne declares
that from the first he had made strenuous ex.
ertions Ito correct the abuses which had
brought m nr.ted s.antl.ll ON tn, Offices OF A l..
ditor and treasurer
This is the first time since Mr. Clinton's
lawle's and vloeut us'lrp .tiol 1T my Oh q ~
Auditor thtt charge h Is Zen made und.r
seeming Official authority. rejecting upon my
conduct while pe'formin, Its duties.
deny the tr.ICh OF his assertion that any
abuses ex sted n my I'm hi. a .tion of the
duties OF the Oil e wlicl neelel corr elton;
and It is false t lutIm lie. IA he do ~ that my
conduct IA Auditor ever gave rise to scandal
in any respectable quarter. JAt GuAHAM
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OF the 500, appropriated by Congress
or the purpose of making experimental boiler
.ests S6O,OOO have already been expended,
without any practical result, according to the
secretary of the Treasury, to show for the ex-
,enditure of the money. But how General
smiths successor is going to achieve practical
results with the remaining $40, 900, is not
very ca y to understand
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Supervising Inspector General Of Steam
'boats Con Smith. has resigned his 20 ,ition.
IN compliance with request from Secretary
Bristowa The reason why the Secretary asked
Con. e,nith TO resign was beca Sc h. was
Epeadinf; great de Il OF money without any
prnotical results in making boiler tests.
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A kp'-year-old Socrates lately stated the
'ntuat'an as follows. at a Detroit police sta
non aOh. it's the old folks again, pounding
Ind maneling each other, and smashing up
Rho dissacs. I've talked to em, and reasoned
with an, but they keep right on guess
you'd ssetter bring 'em both in, and give EN-
Shreo saonths each"
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Only 10000 numbers,
Only 10000 numbers.

But $40, 400 in prizes,
But $40 400 IN prizes,
In the Louisiana Single Number Lottery,
In the Louisiana Single Number Lottery,
In the Louisiana Single Number Lottery,
To be drawn Saturday, August o.
To be drawn Saturday, August %
To be drawn Saturday, August n.
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An extra detail Of detectives have been as
signed to duty in Wall street. The stagnation
of business tends to lead men into the com
mission If crime. At least that is the view
shat brokers take of the situation
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An Omaha pap walls: If Gen. Spinner
goes. what shall we do for an autograph?
lead man could tell the Spinner signature
through six teet Of hard gravel and thick
aver of O.lthS'
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In 49,, Senator Morton, of Ind ana, in
weighed passionatey in the Senate against
giving the negro the right of suffrage He
Predistsd that the gift, if made, would lead
snevisaA,y to war Of races If his prophe-
scies 90 i,ct como true it will not be his fault.
for no has been trying his b, st ever since to
bring II about
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Some of oar euterprls,us neig nbors have
announced the prem.dtated dep .rtur. Of
Gov. Kellogg for the North. Ne are assured
by his Exc-llency that these journals are
wiser than he, for he has no sucu journey in
contemplation. o. Republican.
Kelloxg's assnmnces don't prove anything.
He assured at least dozen individuals that
hs vas going.
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HI. Go Ellis the popular newsletter, or-
Posite Ito Post Office, has our thanks for the
Daily Graphic and the latest Northern and
Western papers.
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A clerical trouble has arisen in Oakland,
Cal. between the pastor Of a colored church
and tho I'd tor Of . newspaper. The bellger-
emit p.ssor has invited the editor to fight
with swords. pistols clubs, rocks, fists, box
ingglovis or d.ggers"
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IA Wol6cy. Gle OF the United States
Circuit Court. has been appointed Clerk,
temporarily, Of the United States District
Court
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Stsubs ever tnou ,lttui and ever on the
aleri. serds US from his cheap news stand, SO
Canal stsset, . full list of Latest Northern and
Western papers.
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mississippi planter Of long experience
tefvee or |usance that no possible danger from
WORMS Used be apprehended this year The
season tns been' alrea ly too dry for the cot
son worn. and producers may dismiss all
fears a. This great Southern pest.
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A Change in weather today, says Cd
Prois.
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MearA KaiR& Co., booksellers and sta
Aoners. $50 Canal street. have our thanks for
acceptable fxvms
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lie c.sefnl what yoa pick up. Beecher
picxed up rIitou wasu n wa an sotR;s boy
40 TIE sH@le@fate't And n0x he wuuid ilke
= ms u.sss .aoss.. s<asx. 49,
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The Atlanta Bo.rd of Trade have under
consider ton resolutions requiring that the
oanes Of country merchants. who buy stocks
81 good on ore lit and then take the benefit
- The Bankrupt or Homestead act, or make
sham so.ssy shall be published in the papers.
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Why not. = Rochester paper suggests.
keep Charley Boss (ths PnilA elph,a abducted
boy, hidden untA the Centennial, and hen
snow MIN mp - specimen Of American d.
SeSalvo ueahtvr
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Stephen A. DJdxits. = soi 1T the Little
Giant. has become leading light of tn.
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TbAnks TO the Southern Express COMPANY
for 6les Of the latest Northern and Western
Dapess
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Who wrote Clinton's resignation? The boy
on the cars
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A bad habit to get into-A coat that is not
=
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disciple OF Geo. F.ancts rraIn-the train
boy Of the Times
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TLArIENED OUT AT Lass.

The following nut from that Metropolitan
Journal, the Carol ton Sentinel, is respectfully
submitted to the Times with the request that
the information therein contained may not be
too rndely or suddenly impaired to THEN
train boy" ally:
Our contemporaries OF the Times P::oayue
md BULLETIN have been quarrelling as to
which has the largest circ lation. We vert
.l"ays nnier the IMPRESSION that we possessed
he largest circulation, and to make matter
sure We sent our reporter to inquire amongst
the different newspaper stands. The follow
'ng is the result at q. q. Haley's, Commercial
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"A angular dinner took place lately at the
sctyssA Palace. in London. About four hun
!. dred years ago citizen of ST. Clements,
xassNheaf, bequeathed to his fellow. citizens
pisc,. Of land, the annual proceeds Of which
vero % bcapplied to deir.y the expenses once
yasE consisting Of bread and cheese, rad
ashea and ale. A large party sat down to the
nuHsSle repast, but after it h,d been disposed
o. y was quickly followed by banquet which
= l''cullus nigh, have envied
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A1srERY-On Monday night about IL
9 oG,ack. those whose blsine - cAllel them out
~ tlnt late hour. were surprised to see SLOWLY
phssaoe tLNueh lie streets hea,se, followed
elossly by two closed carr ages. The cortepe
pssaed up in the direction OF Canal street, mn a
mo the evident desire at conce.lment on the
yass Of those who occupied the carriages, il
Sss thought. that to ssy the least the whole
ans1 was peculiar. Wsoould CLEAN nothing
iasther Of the reason Of thus mysterious
1aIad.
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:. s'7Ais Government ,oas mule by nhte men, .fo,
~ bneE of sohie men and their posterity for
sOw, sNF should be administered by ,oleite men
e~d bv NONE other whatsoever. Stephen A.
Ooua1as
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A Card to the Public,

The disastrous fire which consumed our sfne.
last night WI not prevent Us from ezecuAins
orders as usua. from our friends,
Our Office viii be Ut Messrs BLOCK 4 BRIT.
TONS, No. 48 CANAL STREET.
G. NJ. BAILEY 4 POND.
New OrleaDt NAV q, INA
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iiA't II ArrlvA. and yep .rLAre II MN
IRON TIE

snsC ~ AssivAi Auu zen AtCMfA ~ n&km
FROM TIE
NEW ORLEANS POST OFFICE
Mobile and Lake Coast = Close. ~ A n =
arrives At Z y. VI
oile Closes at P. W.. arrives 1t Pm
'rt.iern Nau -Cl.,ses ut 3 z. NJ: srrivae 81
IL pm =
Il:3D IN
lexa. and Shreveport Mails -Oauss q Taso,
lays thursdays aud Saturdays at $40 A. II: -
nv. ." H." days, TnursIxys aud SATURDAYS -
P. NJ
Man BY Morgaas Raiir.Md Oi.sss 4 GOA u:
arrives At 4PN
Red River Ma,l-Closes Il 4 p. NJ; strives II
IAN
v'cksburg aud CsAst Msil-Oloses On Tuesday,.
Thursday ard SAsurday g P. n; srE.iveo q
Monday. Wednesday aud Friday ct IA Il.
Pla4uemlnss Parish MAL-Cl0s.4s GA NerAav
wednesday and Friday 1t sd A. NJ. axrves al
IA slA SAtur ~ snl Thurs 'ay t9P. n
O'nAidsOutlile AAa'-J.osss q 2 4. u: arrivn1
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Af1nsns tist lie the l;mess boy On HE
xc4A 49, s,