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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-26

Criminal Sheria-The many friends Of Col.
CHAS Rally propose to submit his name as
candidate for Criminal Sheriff at the coming election
au2O If MANY FRIENDS
To the Democratic and Conservative Voters
of the Parish of Orleaus-As gentleman and la
boring man. who has always proved faithful, honest
and competent, and as LOuisianian, ever ready to
serve his party and peOple. announce the name OF
COL. EUGENE WAGGAMAN. candidate for
Civil Sheriff of this parish at the coming election
subject to the action Of the Democratic Parish Con
vention. e.
au1S If MANY NOIERS.
For Congress - Mr.. Editor - The Cohven.
ton. to meet at Baton Rouge the Gath
inst, will have an important duty to discharge
in the nomination of candidates for the next Con
gress All personal considerations and preferences
should Be discarded, and the best men chosen-hon
eat, able and fearless men, who know the right
and, knowing dare maintain In this conn ction
We recommend Gen R. L. GIBSON as the most suit
able representative fer the First District native
Of Louisiana. fully identified with her interests
thoroughly familiar with her suffer nss and needs
and extensively acquainted among the representa-
tives of all sections who will assemble at the Federal
CAPITOL no man. We feel satisfied can be sent from
the State who will labor more zealousy and earn
estly in her behalf accomplish much in and out
of the Congressional Hall as this able and accom-
plished lawyer and gallant soldier.
au20tf MANY 'OIEko.
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INDIGNATION MEETING AT COT.
SHATTA.
Another Radical Lie Flattened Out.

We have received from citizens of Coushatta,
in the parish Of Red River, the subioined doc
umentary evidence Of how a Radical lie was
disseminated and how it was crushed:
At meet ng of the citizens of Coushatta,
held on the 18th day of August, 1874, the fol
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Q report has reached us through Mr.
Isaac Murrell, OF Minden La, that letter was
written by II. J. Twitchell, from Coushatta to
New Orleans, to the effect that the citizens of
aud demanded the resignation Of the parish Off
GERS Of bed River parish; that demand was re-
fused that the officers retired to the courthouse;
that the citizens not being able to enforce their
demand, called upon the surrounding parishes
for assistance, and bloody work was expected mo-
ReeoIcesi That We pronounce the above rumor
without foundation and he.
Resolved That committee Of three, composed
of Capt !. w. Ainey julius Lisso and }. +. Ste
phens, be appointed to wait on H. J. Twitchell
and demand of him written contradiction Of the
RIrpRr OF COMMITTEE TO CITIZENS MEETING OF
CoUsHATTA
We, the undersigned, your committee, appoint
ed to wait on H. J. Twltchell, have the honor
herewith to hand You his letter, pronouncing the
rumor to be base fabrication and lie
Respectfully, ETC., I. W. ABNEY,
julius LIsso.
JNo. +. STEPHENS.
August II, 1874.
TwITCHELL's LETTER.
CousHArrA La, Aug. II, 1874
Capt. 8. W. Abney, julius Lisso and John >.
Tesul9men-I do hereby pronounce the rumor,
as contained in your re solution as coming from
me. a base fabrication and lie:
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POLITICAL.
No political advertisements will be inserted unless
paid for in advance Endorsed by some responsible
party

Headquarters Second Ward Democratic
Club corner Liberty and Clio streets-A regular
meeting of this Club viii take place WEDNESDAY,,
August 26th, at y O'Clock. Members will please
attend
CHAS II SCHENCK, President.
T. E. GRAHAM Secretary, au26s
Sixth Ward White Leagne-A meeting Of
this League will be held on THURSDAY, August
9th, at = O'Clock on Rampant, between Hospital
and Barracks streets. By order Of committee.
262t+ SANL. BARNES Chairman
Tenth Ward Central Democratic Club-The
regular weekly meeting of this Club will take place
y O'Clock precisely at their Hail. of St. Mary
and Camp streets Punctual attendance is requested
By order: D. p. MAHONY, President
Ed. CLARK Secretary. au25
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The CENTENARY COLLEGE. = This college,
located at Jackson, La, was established in 1925,
and keeps up it's repu alton for excellence to this
day. It's alumni embrace some of the foremost
men of this State in all the learned professions.
The Board Of Trustees, Of which Bishop Keener,
of New Orleans, is the President, is composed Of
ome Of the most respectable citizens of the State.
Re. 4 the advertisement in another column.
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COOKS EXCURSIONIST-IsSUE MONTH
u ly. price 10 cents, post paid; contains much
valuable information for intending travellers and
tourists, gives routes and prices for nearly a
thousand different tours through the United
States, and as many more throughout Europe, at
very low rates. For ckets and other information,
apply to A. K MILLER CO., 26 Carondelet
tro. Nc Gri.,,, ans2 ,m3t,
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COMPREHENSIVE.


nISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
~ firm of JOHN PHELPS Il CO., composed
of John Phelps and A. A. Yates il this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Either artner will
sign the name OF the firm in liquidation only.
JOHN PHELPS,
A. A. YATES.
New Orleans, August LIST, 1874.
COMPREHENSIVE - THE UNDERSIGNED
I J have this day formed . oOpartnership for the
purpose OF carrying on a Cotton Factorage and
Commission business, under the name and style
of JOHN PHELPS l. co.
JOHN PHELPS.
A. A. YATES,
ISAIAH GREEN.
New Orleans, August LIST, 1874 au1 I'm
NOTICE = Mr.. E. p RARESHIDE THIS
N day wIthdraws from the firm Of GEORGE A.
FOSDICK L co. George A. Fosdick il charged
with the liquidation Of ITS affairs, and will con-
tinue the ship brokerage business under the
same style and firm. GEO. A. FOSDICK,
E. p. RARESHIDE.
New Orleans. July 20, 1874.
Messrs J. II. DOluNGUEZ and OLIVER p
REZEAU have an interest in our business from
this date. GEO. A.. FOSDICK l. co.
July 70, 1874. iy22
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS
w day formed copartnership under the firm
name Of RARESHIDE l. CAMERON, for the
transaction OF q steamship, ship brokerage and
general commission business.
E. p. RARESHIDE,
]. SPENCER CAMERON.
]. B. RARE&HIDE.
Once III Grsyier stxeet near Coundelst
.yG
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FOR SALE.

LHOk SALE-COTTON WAGONS FOR SALE
l. low. Nine COTTON WAGONS in good order
with six licenses complete. Inquire at Mississippi
Cotton Press, between and 10 o'clock A. NJ.
au23 I'm
nor SALE CHEAP
order.
Call at 40 Eighth street, between Constance
and Laurel. au22 ouTu&We
EoK SALE
TWO SECONDHAND STAR COTTON GINS
Cheap for Cash, at
J. H. JENsEN's,
Tvs n IL Carondeet street.
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WASHINGTON WHITE LEAGUE OF The SIXTH
WARD "A large meeting of this league was heid
last night at their rooms, corner Bayou hoad and
johnson streets. Several resolutions we're Ieau
lar routine of business the meeting adjourned,
subject to the cali OF the President.
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NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO

RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains depart and arrive as follows:
From Caliope Street Depotl
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express -. 100 A. NJ. Express 1850 T. ~
Mail ....... 500 P. NJ. Mail &c.,. 500 :. ~
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to 1t
Lous, Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change o sleeping cars TO kassser
cities.
Tickets nor sale and information given as =
lamp street.. corner Common.
4. D. SHELDON, Agent.
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CANDIDATES.

Criminal Sheri6!The many friends Of Col.
CHAS Rally propose to submit hs name as
candidate for Criminal Sheriff. at the coming election
au2Otf MANY FRIENDS.
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Upper CITY HOTEL TO RENT FURNISHED

1t is elegantly furnished and delightfully."- situated,
corner of Magazine and jackson streets, on the
Magazine and jackson Line of Railroad having a
broad veranda, 245 feet long, and large pleasant
rooms splendid family hotel. Apply on the
premises. aul9 I'm
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Tor RENT-THE DESIRABLE AND WELL
L located store, No. 43 Magazine street, with
iron shutters. Possession given immediately Apply
to STAUFFER, MACREADY & CO., II Canal
street. au16 I'm
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nRUG CLERK WANTED-FUR A NEIGH
~ boring city The applicant must be an active,
competent and reliable apothecary. Single man of
good general business capacity, and qualified to take
charge of irstcass retail drug store Address with
references, Lock Box 49l au26 st
WANTED-BY A MAN OF FAMILY, HAV.
w ing but arm. a situation Entry Cler .
Waterman, or in any capacity where he can make
himself sell Satisfactory references can be given
Address B., at this office. au23 If
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North Louisiana ana TeAa. ....Aro..-
Through bills of lading given to all stations on this
road for freight shipped per steamers r. E. Lee,
Katie, and Natchez. J.JANNEY. Agent
jei III Common street.
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VTNO PENTHOUSE NO. 1874 CANAL STREET
i between st. Charl and Carondelet streets. II
desirable, upper and lower floors will be rented sepa
rately Apply on the premises. au14 Pm
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WANTS..

WANTED-TO BORROW $500 TO $4,000. THE
w best security given and liberal rate of inter
est paid. For particulars address Transaction a,
this office auJ6 Ct
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NOR RENT-A rWO-SiORY HOUSE, NO. GA
/, Claiborne, between Gravier and Common,
within half squaresOf the market gas in all depart
ments; can be had at reasonable price, by applying
on premises. iva, tt
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nor RENT-BRICK STORE NORTHEAST
Il corner Carondelet and Common streets, for
of years; threestory brick store corner Canal
Liberty upper part suitable for boarding house;
also dwelling No $40 Canal street. Apply to CLARK
& MEADER 16 and Is Carondelet street. or to Mrs.
HEDDEN 26O st. Mary street. au9 I'm
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LNOR RENT - THE DELIGHTFUL TWO
Il story brick residence Carondelet, corner jena
street. containing twelve rooms hail. galleries, CHS
terms, ETC. Lot nearly one hundred feet square. All
in good order. Possession LIST October next. Apply
to II. NJ. ROBINSON, Real Estate Agent, Nos -
and "a commercial Place au3O st
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| TNO RENT-THE LARGE THREE-STORY
| l. store No IS Canal street, now occupied by
Apply to l. BLOOM L. CO., corner Magazine and
| Natchez streets au2 I'm
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FOR RENT.

THO RENT-THE TWOSTORY HOUSE NO 315
i Annunciation street. containing double arched
parOrs dining reOm marble mantles) pantry kitchen
and ironing room on first floor six bed rooms and
bathroom second floor; gas fixtures complete and
all modern cOnveniences; cars pass the door every
four minutes. To prompt paying tenant rent low.
Inquire at No 3l7 Annunciation, above Felicity st.
allI3 lin
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tho RENT-rHE WHITEHEAD WAREHOUSE
/ from LIST September, 1874. 1t is Of brick, two
stories high with slate roof and four lots Of
ground aud faces both Fulton and Front streets,
between Julia and Metre Dame streets For terms
apply to RANDOLPH, SINGLETON g. BROWNE,
corner Camp and Natchez streets. iy26tf
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LNOR RENT-A TWO<STORY FRAME DWELL,
Il ing containing six rooms, kitchen and large
yard in good repair. Cars pass within half square
of the property. Rent so per month to good tenant
Also large raised cottage l16 Pleasant street and
twostory dwelling on Toledano street, both within
one hundred yards Of Magazine Car Station. Rem,
$50. Apply to W. Il. VERLANDER, 4S Magazine
street. au2l I'm
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NOR NT-THE2DEsIRABLE COTTAGE,
Il seven rooms, gas throughout, in nice order,
l67 Second near Magazine street possession given
October L. Two-story residence on Dryades, near
Washington Avenue six rooms immediate pos
session Single cottage, 277 Harmony, between Pry
tania and st. Charles streets six rooms immediate
possession. Apply to WIN. Ii. SEYMOUR, 70 Gus
tOmholse street aus lin
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BUSINESS CARDS.
7 E. AUSTIN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
No. 8 Carondelet street.

d BAUMGARTNER, CIGAR MANuQAO-
n. turer, 81 Magazine street, corner NaloAes,
New Orleans. Factory No. 33S, First District,
La. Any description Of Cigars, except tAelDwef
qualities, made to order in quantities Of 1000 OK
more, as may be desired, at short notice, cd 1t
facturer in the city or elsewhere. - -
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Messrs. J. n. DOluNGUEZ and OLIVER P.
REZEAU have an interest in our business from
this date GEO. A. FOSDICK l. co.
Juiv 10 1874 jy %
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ITO RENT-NICE COOL AND PLEASANT
l rooms, furnished, SO per month. Board and
room S25 per month Convenient to business. With
large verandas in front; also large front room
unftlrnished. Inquire at AZ BarOnne street, near
Common. jy7+
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THO RENT - THE THREE-STORY BRICK
/ store, with slate roof. corner Glrod and Full
tor streets running through from Fulton to Front
street with openings on Girod. For terms apply to
H. H. BROWNE, corner Camp and Natchez streets,
or WIN r. FREREJ 80 Camp street. iy26tf
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L Poof Store, No. l02 Poydras street, now occu-
pied by Raum & Co. Apply to CHISM BOYD,
No 1O4 POydras street. jy3 If
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nor RENT-THE LARGE THREE-STORY
L store No 80 Canal street, between Camp and
Magazine with all the fixtures, gas, ETC., therein
now occupied by Messrs. FOrcheimer g. Haber. Pos
session given on LIST September. Apply to J. TUR-
COTE corner Canal and Baronne. je27 tt
NOR RENT-TIIE GROUND FLOOR OF NO
IL l35 Gravier street. between st. Charles and
Camp. Terms moderate to good tenant Apply to
BUCkNER Il Co. 137 Gravier street. les
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BEST ENGLISH SLArES-OOLOR RID
Slate Roofs and Repairs made TO order By
AURICH, 629 Magazine street, near jackson.
au16 I'm
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rJNO RENT-THE LOWER FLOOR OF THE
| building No. 19l Grayier street. Also, the
lower floor Of No. 1915 Gravier. Immediate possession
given. Apply to MCGEHEE, SNOWDEN g. VIC
LETT 1911 GIavier street jy19 If
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Hall Of the Red River Pilots BenevOlent AssUcla-
ton, New Orleans, August I, 1s74-The Directors
and members of this Association hereby request
ed to attend Regular Annual Meeting for the cleo.
ton of Board of Directors, to be held on TUES
DAY, September l, 1874 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Pune
tual attendance is requested. All members expect
ing to be absent are entitled to vote by proxy.
By order of JOHN II. LEWIS, President.
JNO A.. MOUCHON Secretary AMI
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DIR. w. &. Austin, residence nnd Office $50
st. Charles First street. Office hours from to
ga. NJ, and from hafpast to halfpast 7 p M.
Slate at Geo A. Fosdick e. Co.'S, No. 80 Carondelet
street. Orders left there promptly attended to.
;olf r
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c. W. Dawson. E. G. Pitchers
DAWSON 4 PITCHER, COMMISSION MER-
Northern Produce, No, 81 Poydras street, New
Orleans. ie26 Sm
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Time Of Departure.-The Mail Train by the Great
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
of Callicpe street at O'Clock P. NJ, connecting with
all fast trains, North, East and West Pullman Pal
ace Cars on all trains iva
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-07-19
State Elections of 1874.
Savannah News.l

Three States-New Hampshire, Connec-
ticut and Oregon-have held their annual
elections for the current year, and all have
resulted in the defeat of the administration
forces. Kentucky comes next, August Sd,
WHEN ten Representatives to Congress are
to be elected. That it will result in a
Democratic triumph is a foregone conclu
sion. North Carolina follows, August 9Th i,
when eight Congressman are to be elected.
This State went for Grant in 1872, and
elected q Republican Governor. The cleo
ton this year will be cloeely contested,
unless the administration pours in an en-
ormous amount of corruption funds Then
comes the special election in Ohio for the
ratification or election of the new Consti-
tuition, August Is. If adopted, the cleo
ton for Congressman and State officers
election will take place as usual, in Octo-
Der. Ohio went Democratic in 1872, but
the vote was not full one, and the con-
test this year will probably be q very sharp
one, and the result uncertain. In Septem-
Der Maine and Vermont will choose Con-
gressmen and State officers. That the
Republicans will carry them may be regard
ed as about as certain as that Kentucky
will so Democratic. When they lose Yer
mont and Maine they will have no hold
left anywhere.
The second Tuesday in October, Indiana
VIII ciSCI d UONSTuOF anu LnlTGScu CCu
gressmeD. AT the last election the Demo
Gratis elected the Governor and the Repub-
licans carried the Legislature and large
majority of Congressman. The prospects
for Democratic victory this year are ex-
cellent. On the same day Nebraska will
elect Governor and one Congressman.
The farmers organization is strong in
Iowa and anti-administraton gains are
probable. The next day Georgia elects
nine Congressman and if we do our duty,
if we put good and true men in nomina-
ton in all the Districts, and support them
with zeal and unanimity, we will send to
Washington full Democratic delegation.
Octobe ~, West Virginia, elects Governor
and three Congressman. 1t is 3 Democratic
Stare. November 81, Louisiana will en-
deavOr to get rid of her carpet-bag thieves,
and will be sure to succeed if an honest
election can be had. November Sd, the
most decisive of any in the year, nineteen
States will choose State officials and one
hundred and eighCy-fve congressman.
election on the second Tuesday of October,
having adopted the new constitution, will
hold her election on the same day as New
York and seventeen other States, 80 we
shall not hear the old cry "as goes PEN
nsylvania, so goes the Union"
These elections will have the effect of
shaping the Presidential contest of 1876,
if they do not actually foretell its result.
Nearly all the Representatives to the next
Congress are to be chosen, and the influ-
ence of the political complexion of that
body will be felt in the Presidential cam
paign.
In all these elections new and numerous
parties will enter the field, some of which
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From the St. Louis Dem6crat.l

There is a Truthful James streak in the
Chicago Times, which, on account OF tle
rarity of that virtue in Chicago Journalism,
makes that otherwise wicked paper very
attracted to the impartial reader. The
Times gives very lndicrous descriptions
the recent fandango AMI procession on the
occasion of the laying of the conversions
of the Custom house in that city, from
which we make an extract for the iDstruc'
tion of our St. Louis committee of arrange.
ments for Saturdays display. After en-
numerating the different societies which
were to appear in line--the militia, whose
arms, uniforms and fags lend a glintng
splendor to such a spectacle the German
societies, the Polish societies, the Irish so.
cietiea, the French societies, the scandin'
avian societies, the 5000 Father Mathew
men, the, trades unions, the compositoIs
the moulders, the ship carpenters, the
masons and bricklayers, the boiler makers,
the tailors, the shoemakers, the butchers,
the bakers, the Turner's, the st. Vincent
de Paul societies, the numerous singing
societies, the literary and artistic assoc'a'
tions-the Times adds
"Was there national procession II IN
Chicago, having for it's purpose to lay tne
corner stone of public building, and were
not all these societies in the phaianAi
Not 80 far as any one knows. This natlona
procession, organized by the Custom -honS
ring, consisted of one secret societyItme
Free Masons-a great many wagons tull o.
yelling school boys, sickenipg in the SUI
and two wagons, one advertising glue anu
the other starch. There were hail.%
dozen black young men struggling, along a,s
somewhere in muddy trousers, and some some
gentlemen, presumably city officials, roaS
martyr-like, il carriages, and some W y,
these officials relieved the monotony .!
smoking. The interval between seGtio ~
of this procession was sometimes naii ~
hour, so wretchedly was it managed anu
in this way it was quite little while pass s,
ing given point A few fire englneS
brought up the disorderly rear fer the o IN.
necessary purpose of quenching any EN- en-
thusiasm which the brazen ceremony mlSuS
inspire. A more melancholy failure
more discreditable fasco--a better iiluSt .aa
ton of what is meant By public rag '1 20
and bob-tail,-it would be im2ossio'e "
present"
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SOCIETY OF Sr. VINCENT DE PAvL.-The
instructions for tho Annual Retreat OF the
members of this Society were delivered at the
Church of the immaculate Conception, last
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings, by
the Rev. y. McKiniry, S. J. The attendance
was quite large, many persons not connected
with the Society being present each evening.
The General Quarterly Communion will take
place this morning, at O'clock in the Church
of st. Vincent de" Paul, Third District. We
understand that Father Chapuis will, on this
occasion, celobratoMass for the first time. The
general meeting will be held in the STAR Hall
at 5 o'clock.