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ID EGATTA-REGATCA-

The guests Of the ORLEANS ROWING CLUB
ase notified that the steamer La BELLE will
leave the foot OF Canal street. for the Regatta.
On MONDAY, September II, at p o'clock, P. NJ.
sharp, stopping at Jackson street.
Positively no one admitted On board without
ticket-children not excepted.
After the races. he boat, on returning, Will
stop at Jackson and Canal streets, to land those
not Wishing TO participate III the excursion.
ala II
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CnAsoE y SCHEDULE. BY ref t-aca 70 our
advertising columns il WI be seen aat The oz-
press on the New Orleans, st. ouis .tid laicago
railroad will, on and after Monday, til III inst,
arrive in New Orleans at 9 o'clock 2. NJ.
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OPELOUSAs.

OPELOUSAs.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET
IL = sa For wasn,nx.oa. rort ,Bsr,o,
on the COs.st Atchafalaya River aad IA.
you Courta6leau-tne new aud hght drzuxht passas.
ger steamer
Bertha,
H. Il. Broad master j. r. Schmidt olsrt
WIZ Leave Az above. every WEDNESDAY, At S r. NJ
tAAins lresght AUD passengers or AL iAniags Ba
you lies Glalzes, to be landed at either Big Bend Land
Ing OF AT either warehouse SinnsI,rt For fruight
or passage apply Oh board, OF to
aus BKlTTON Il EPPLKR lOx Common &
Leaves every SATURDAY. II r. ~,
IL. For Washington, Port Barro,
sseseeS Simmsport Churcnville, aud al inferno
:. date landings the Coast AtehaiAylays
River aud Bayou Courtablsau. The light dranGh4
passen ger steamer
h. QuatTevaux master, T. JOOin oiRk
will leave above, every SATURDAY at r. NJ,
taking freight and passengers for Bayou des Giisas
70 be landed at Big Bend Landing Or Slnmsp@t
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
J. NJ BOWLING IS Decatur street
ie20 If J. b. WOODS & CO. la ,,lavisr VI
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We nvit, tie attn, ion OF our ,ttDu friends to
the adv rtise melt " Dir. James u. Clark. agent
Beard 4 Eos. iron colt, ties, wl,ic'. II c1urs
.or sal, Il i ares uader he Arrow w "toly.
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eAg1EA ANDCHkEsE- Our enterprisng friends
HAeas. Goyt a Wilcox, ~ Tchoupdoulas street.
,ass Gow ON hand and FOR sale, 3 very choice lot
u Cd edge Goshen butter, Western butter
4es1hem AntGcr. Western cheese, nutmeg cheese
~ Csndi, 6, oxs starch, etc. The attention Of
NJ 6ade IL particularly directed to the stock Of
Naass Hoy1 4 Wilcox.
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ASSESSMENTS Nos, 10, III. II! sui 173.-See
specss notice 90 una. Deaths OF l. q. McLearn,
C. Hchne,derur, Peter Werckis and A. q. ID. Bar
sssr. pay able az the ohioe OF the Mutual AID and
benevolent Lite Insurance AssolaALuu Of Lou
>, anx, No. 10 Canlp street. IS -
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RED RIVER,

RED RIVER.
REGULAR WEEKLY GRAND ECORE PACKET.
Leaves iUESDAY. Sept i5 at r. n
IT, = For esrand EcOre, MOutmomory.
SEaaassssstt7S utn Cane River, a loA a,ullA Nor.
nian .. BArUlns. aud all way ian.ings on
heA River lndAln, sure coune ton at Alexandria
with tne Il ht diau-ht steauu .iat ~, al so ge and
putt Ire. hit through without detsN tiOn-ihe Al
light drauSh. steamer
Belle Rowland,
Geo. w. Rea, Master. q. w. Drown. Crk.
tor treiglt "r ps-Ss-ge apply uoa,.. o
HllE CAkLlN TChoupitOuIas stresA
BRlTTUN q EPPi h, in, Common street
SINNOTT & CARTER, IA Comm. rclal Place
Making suio connection at the Falls. with the Al
stoiintr h'yal Goor.e. clerk is receiving Vt
the he4d OF Ctossllan street sl4
REGULAR TUESDAY GRAND kCOKK
Leaves every TUESDAY, at SPIN
Commencing on TUESDAY, Aux, 4th.
~ o. FOR GRAND ECOkE MONT
kRSssss55ah9S gomery. Mouth Cane River Alexandria
NOrmaus Barbns and all way laudinm
on Rcd Rivor-rhe al and very light drought pas
senger steamer
Jno y Mitchell master, Jas. L. R0bbina clerk,
Will leave positively above throughout The low
water season The Fleta will be replaced BY Larger
Ooat when navi CATION permits.
for freight or passage apply on board OF -
jy25 LORD 4 HcPEAkE. 46 Csmn street
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OUACfilTA RIVER.

Leaves TUESDAY Sept. Is, At s p. n.
IT. For Trenton, Monroe, Columbia
A6ss7akaS Stats. nalr.sOnburg. lrinity, and al
wa, lAndings U.acl.i.> - d Black
Rivers. The Al steamer
Stella Block,
draws II inches light)
S m Block, lLaster
wi leave ~ aoovs For freight passa apply On
bual i, OF "
HE CARLIN. Agents. TchoupitouIas IT.
sl3
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And Eow they want Btrnan u run for
EssG6ont in 1876. because lie would make
such Good Scaa.lvas"
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Some n the GIANT candidates for Congress
y Ue South have various titles One Of
he~s. Aaron A. Bradley. who wants to go TO
Gcs4,ess from the First District of South
GaaIalna. il known rs the "Wahoo" or
6euih Carolina Game Cock" The ..Wahoo'
ssG been ordered out OF the district by some
II his odored fellow citizens. and ducked in
4e Savannah Rsver as an incentive 70 emf
.rsSse.
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OHIO RIVER.

~
REGULAR CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS packet.
Leavoe ON MONDAY, l4th inst, at 5 p. M.
~ Foe Cincinnati, Louisville, kvans-
G1n,k1S VILE Henderson, Shawn, IT ,wn, Paiu-
8 cab. Cairo. Memphis aud all intermediate
points-The tassenser steamer
Vinf Shinkle,
James he1nistOn master, W. r. Mcintyre clerk
will leave above For eignt or laAs-.e apply on
board or to BUkDEAC 4 WAYNE
siU lot drawer street.
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Steamship Wstrn Metropolis Quick, &, ~ Ya-k
j Z La,iwi ..<r
Steamship City Of Dallas. I!nc. 'nr NJ. .-.-
Rarc~li ;c : ca..aT''.
S.a r.r H. iinn".. Real tor I'cnsatu!. A.:,,
s.h"nne' intaaic ioInas Pui,l .of I'll ...ia.
1a.- l. -" ,ea
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Alabama fives. due 1886. are quoted in New
ssik al ~ cents. and Fights Mt 45 cents in the
aslLdi. The Mobile Register makes the Timely
r.nnrk that Ahbatla bonds were worth more
tuh this in England while We were engaged
ue late war. involving the great bulk OF
s1UUicin property.
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1noU0bEXr That indefatigable firm, Messrs
Essesl,nsn d Adams, offer in another co amn
a<e lAD Of now il goods I moderate prices; all
Aaisoas 70 procure first class fall outfit in dry
Ys> viii d. well to call at their store, torner of
asgevinc end ~ Andrew streets, and examine
uassr extensive stock.
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JlenOranda.

tBy telegraph
fhlladelphia SPIT. Ito E. A. Yorke Agent
The steamship Yaaoo Capt Barrett, sailed for New
Orleans direct at T. NJ.
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Hx1a0yAL IL vii be seen, by looking over our
s6vsssAhng CO unns, That Mes re- Cassidy d Mil
- Asve removed " No. % Camp street. whore
no viii kocp constantly on hand full line Of
.naSss. laxpaulIns, etc, and will be prepared to
-as.xc al 0, dcrs for sails. flags and all work in
Seg inc, These gentlemen are well known II
~ community, and an work entrusted to their
FAC will be executed in first class style.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
saturday Evening, Sept. l., 1874.
COTTON

The sales to-day embrace d little over 300
bales at easy prices, requiring no change i'll our
quotations except . reduction in the outside
figures Tor Low Middling and sc on the inside for
ST, let Low Mildlng We give also the tigu es
and report OF the Exchange AZ below:
Geueral Exchange
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The latest Irish fashion = Il nv,us-rNls bat.
4 Lss 10 clOHE.
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JsG,vN TINS. Among the various cotton ties
~ i use mono stands higher than Beard a
nAe celebrated buckle and lock { e, OF the Nc
1isfoca patent II Is made of the very best
asn. end every hcOp il guaranteed. MOI chants
- dcslogs slling 70 s.ppy themselves with
1ase Gts should cali upon Mr.. James G. Clarke,
y ekaGaylpe street.
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vICKsBURG.


FOR vICKSBU sc.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at 5 +. NJ.
FOR vICKSBURG, NATCHRZ,
G.:,. q Davis Bend and all intermediate land.
H'<'.s~ in,s-The passenger steamer
ItObt. T.. Lee,
VIM Campbell, master, A McVay clerk,
viii leave as above, carrying Unit.si >Ls+s mail,
connecting at vicksburg with Parisot Line for all
Tor snntower Deer Creek and Taliahslcl's rivers
For freight Or 1o passaTe apply on board or t"
luTE 4 CABIN. Tehoupito y t..
aus ADAMS & Work. 3 COMMERCIAL Place.
SATURDAY vICKSBUR,i PACKET.
U. 5. MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at5PM NJ.
FOR vICRSBURG, DAVIS BEND.
ss4slsta s Natchea and all intermediate landings
The passenger steamer
Na,chez,
T Leathers master. j. F. Muse clerk,
1t vicksburg with Parisot Lns tor Yazoo
rallaatotlie aud Suni ower t;ivers an with Anchor
Line for Mea,p1is Cairo and st LDus. For freish
% s.si,: appiy BOARD, or 10
JOHN JANNEY, III Common St
orts HIrE y CAHLlN. rcnoupt.,ulss St
aui 6n
UNITED STATES NAIL Packet:
FOR CiIICOr CITY MOUTH WHITE AND AR
KANSAS. GKEENVILLE, VlCkSBURG
AND THE BENDS.
Leaves every THURSDAY, at ) O'Clock, p. NJ
FOR CHlCOr CITY, MOUTH
White and Arkansas rivers Greenvillla
Vicksbnrg, Natehez and way landings
The fine and taat passenger packer
Frank PargOud,
j. M. White, master, T.. Holmes clerk
will leave as above carrying the United States mail
md connecting at vicksburg with the Parisot
Line for all points YazOO and Tallahatchie
rivera
j. JANNEY, lit Common street.
KITE l. CARLIN,
aTch"uDifOulas street
ADAMS l. WORK,
Commercial Place
au1 Arsnta
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('ieareI Yesterday.

George J. D,inoan IA the Only authorize: ha..a.
md .tiveS Reporter of the Bulletin :.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

ANGSEMENTS.
4 cADEAI or MUSIC
ID. BlDWELL. 800. Proprietor and Manager
Ills Popular Family Resort will naugurate the
Amusement Season
sunday, September ii, 1871,
With
MACK u DAYS COMBINATION
OF bPEClA TY ARTISTS.
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vi 4 RfNE NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN f
sunday Morning. SevtGnbe. -. I.
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ugUto Ham OsaARAs. We call the attention OF
ne public " tho card Of that interchangeable dealer
s'ss,:'s and organs, Mr. Philip Werelir, who
1aAS llsa most seductive terms TO all who desire
sEoed Instrument You can get one not only a,
aesosest pI1oes. but on the liberal arrangement.
e ensothlv payments. In his repairing and
ING department. mono but the best woik men
- Sml!oyed and, therefore, all work IS bound g.
- satisfactory.
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Exports.
NEW IOEK-Per steamship Western MetT, po 3
$40 ba, cotton ATS I'm .t!7 b'ls hides
1867 dry hides 70 bales iron 80 casks d., u ue- moss
2O7 bblS rice 80 bags wool casks metal
NEW YORK-Per steam hip City ri Da.las-:6S
bales cotton -. bales 2ol hhds tobacco u bbls
rice
PENSACOLA-Per steamer Rel nce-20J hhls OF
-four sacks corn bbls whisky 40 bal,s hay 20 coo
feet lumber aud sundries
BELIZE HONDURAS-Per schooner Antouio Pc
mar-jpD hols iour ~ bbls pork llsJ pcs huber
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
KOUNTZ LINE
NEW ORLEANS AND +. LOUIS PACKETS
Leaves MONDAY, sept H. ~ r. NJ I.
IT, For st. Louis, Cairo, Menphis,
sE$:s2z1:ts and all way Lndluss-ino steamer
Belle Of shreveport,
Thos w. Rea, master. II. A. DOhrman, clerk.
Will leave As ABOVE. For freight passage A.',y
board. orto JAMES MELLON, Agent
hounts Line UIfce 81 Graviur street
viii :AAe freight Tor the Illinois Central Railroad
hns ne ; nntctfOuB- s11
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UPPER COAST.

~-~->~-~-~~o-~~e~-0~--~s~>~~ ~~~~-~ooo1oo~<.
Ne" ORLEANS. COAST AND BAYOU .,OULA
fKl WEEnLY PACKcr
steamer selma,
Sf7s...GS a. Du2a+ nNster "A Nc, nier, elmk
:. Commencing 18th UoL,uor 1874
Ltd, os t'ew Ofiea.is 1880 Y aud THURS
ia I at II Il. all 81 ,O4fS att A. IL
!setirnIns On WEDNE,DAfS f.sluAY; and
MoN "a Is Ia L,,H.lL .,,.i If
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ST. LOFTS.
ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND MEH
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE
fss For ~. Louis, Cairo, Memphis aud
&&72 the Bend
TOM JASPER, Davis master,
Leaves WEDNESDAY, Sept 1e at pm
Through bills ading via the Cairo and Fulton Rail.
road 70 Texarkana Fulton and Little Rock alsc via
other principal railroads to Chicago Omaha Joseph
Kansas City and points throughout the West
81 I'm j &. WOODS s CO. Ia GElvier 81.
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LOWER IOt-r.
REG ULAR LOWER COAST PACKET
TWICE A WEEK
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY
10 4. NJ
II. FOR THE FORTS, QUARANTINE
.s1GasH Bura., Pointe-la- Hache Jssur's Bead
=, and all plantation and way Landings
nc NE" AND stauuch passed. ger
Mary Ida,
A. j. Rlz master, j. L.. Boyd P. E. Barry clerkA
"iu leave as a'ose For rreignt passage apply -
y ard - ~ t; V1ppEr ..r>
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tS,I1. Com'ns Down Strange - say. tie en-
sapxisc snd bb>rahty q Mesrrs II. B. Stevens
To. seems " he uncnding, still they are mark
- Own 6heir inm.ns stock II fashionable
- ss prices Tower than cost in New York; in
- al Is Their stock Of clothing aud furnishing
.saOt,S arc down at the lowest figure to reduce
Sos IN order " remove On the ist o. October to
k=is magnificent and spacious store, o. l35 Ca
nj srcef 90 end zoe them, you vii always find
,ks1a ,ohIc and genial gentleman, Mr. Cleveland,
~ hind. yho Wi please you both vat. his sood
aSAssnol( and low prices
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BeiOw-At Quarantine.


Steamship VIM G Hews, Russell. from Havana 30
Whitney &co--
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Imports.

NEW YOkK-Per steamship New Orleaas-As-
sorted mdso
LIVERrUGIr-Per ship Expounier--}s2o sacks
salt 100 la buckles lO.u76 bis tics 80 bbs sod
crystals 50 drums Ca&stic soda s5 tierCe soa ash
case, sauces - kgs eaIthenwale to order
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1ae QnEAsrBr Or rHs AaE.--M my inventions
'AaSr been brought forward in the world which
40 esstocishcd mankind, but none has ever
800 iis Appearance which has so dazzled the
~sasH q TO celebrated Charter Oak Cooking
AsUp. Shn ercat work of mechanism stands
- AHcde Ia Of fame not reached by any other
Qe world lts comb nations OF benefit to ma =
no arc nlhifariOus. comprising economy, du-
Aesofy. sG,photy and beauty. They stand the
GAsnPion Stove of the World. Messrs Rice
80. Co.. Nos. 80 and 80 Camp street, aud No.
- gayipe street, arc the agents
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~rI. SiiStDATN.

ST. Louis.
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On h3Rlron or Art =. Anon. Che inany
sxsrcbcs oT art there is none more difficult to
ssekce1 ~ usan that Of Photography Thu, sue
asss} - cen gained by Mr.. John H. Clark of
IA "a Canal street, who by his close attentio,
a eesSnees and perseverance in all the branches
u YES s,t stands now second to no photographer
lhss country he also is fully prepared to
naeaAygo oopics from old ones and do all kinds
= oe'eaiY. both IN water, oil Or pastibc. Give
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The undersigned is tho only authorized River
Reporter and Advertising Agent Of the New
Orleans BULLETIN OH the steamboat anding
ALI orders tor copies Of the Bu1LET1N or adver-
tisemenss OF steamboats, intended for insertion
IN our columns, will meet with prompt attention
Il directed to me, at the BULLETIN Office, No. 1903
Gravler street, or if left ut IN, Office in Knuns's
Building, Canal street ferry landing, between 6
A. NJ. and p. NJ. GEO. j. DUNCAN.
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MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, 1,
Saturday Evening. Sc. t. u, 1854,
SEN DRLEASS CLEARING HOUSE

Cearin,s. Balance.
) tvtemDes y ........ j7O5,Sj6 S7G, IS. 30
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The Gospel of MediOcrity.

Crofiut, of the Mail, cannot subscribe
to the teaching Of the Press. that the
bigger the lunk-head the greater the
statesman; and that to have the owls
capacity to hunt in the dark and blink
and cry ''hoo, hoo is to fill all the re-
quirements of public life.
The Minneapolis Tribune. to prove
that Bill King filled the measure of the
Press's standard of excellence. and was
really great man, said tina. ne. King,
had not 1.-The gift of the CAB; = to which
the Mail we'll replies:
Some people appear to think that ora.
torical ability weakens member Of
Congress: and the Tribune this morn
ing eulogizes Col. King and disparages
Mr.. Wilson on the assumption that the
latter has the unfortunate gift o.
gab," and the former has not. Thi:
assumption is all wrong. In the first
place. everybody knows that public
man is better equipped and more capa
Bile, ADLER to defend himself and to serve
his constituents, for knowing how t.
express himself clearly and strongly il
public.
For even this small glimpse Of re
turning sense, we are thankful.
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DUNNELL extraordinarily CON-
SIDERED.

Question. Did Dunnell vote for the
back pay bill :
Answer. Yes. He admits he voted
to increase his own salary to $4,000.
That would be, after deducting the diff
ference in mileage, an increase to Dun
nell himself of about 81 900 per annum,
or $1,000 for Congress and that, too,
for work already performed. The only
dispute is as to the other thousand dol
lars. He says he voted against that !;
the reporters for the Globe, the clerk
of the House, the reporters for the
daily papers, all say he did not vote at
all. These gentlemen have no motive
in the world to lie about it. Dunnell
has every motive.
Q. Did he keep the back payl
A. Yes; and he holds it to this day.
O. If the voting of the money was
wrong, on what ground does he justify
taking it!
A. That he didn't want to hurt the
feelings of his fellow members, and that
the money was legally his.
Q. How could it be legally his if it
was wrong to vote it ! Could a form OF
words turn wrongful act into right
full one?
A. Yes; he believes in the omnipo'
tent power of an act Of Congress- to
make wrong right, and black white. =
thing may be wrong in itsel,, but the
passage of bill converts its whole
moral nature and transhgures and
sanctifcs it. To take the money was
theft-to keep 1t is honorable. Ac.
cording to this, the pal of the pick
pocket, to whom he hands the victim S
watch, is heightened gentleman: the
watch is lawfully his, and it would be
wrong for him to give it back. and might
hurt the feelings of the pick-pocket.
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3ftaltitratin11s.
JOSEPH.

At last Joseph winces. The lash OF
the ANr1-MoNoroLIsr penetrates even
through his hippopotamian hide: and
like buzzard he has no refuse in his
distress save to discharge his filth at us.
An Englishman who did not under
stand word of French used to attend
the debates in the French Chamber. A
friend asked him how he could enjoy
discussions he could not understand.
''Ah !" said he, Il can always tell who
is getting the worst of the argument =
he gets mad
Joe is getting mad. And Joe abuses
us. Poor Joseph! We would mildly
suggest to Joseph whether he is just the
kind Of man to attack the private char
acters of men?
He insinuates that we are corrupt.
Why Joseph that Press Building of
yours is magnificent monument of
your own infamy. Every stone was
laid in crime. If the records Of each
block could be written upon it's
face, the building would be inscribed,
like Cleopatras needle, to the
very top. And what horrible record!
The eye would see on innumerable
blocks these words: bill Kings
thirty thousand dollars put me here" -
On innumerable other blocks would ap.
pear the legend, ''Stolen from incl e
Samuel through surveying contract. !"
On others, "Custom House thieving;;''
on others, "Munch and Sceger;'' on
others ''Fraudulent Printing Con-
tracts on others, ''Stolen from the
frontier by fraudulent book contracts"
on others, ''Part of the $5,OOO,OOO loan
pickings - on others "McIlrath and
so on to the end of the awful catalogue.
Think over your life, Joseph;-your
whole horrible career. A toady ard
likspittle to Ramsey; you despised his
intellect, while you crawled on your
belly before his wealth and power; a
tyrant to everything below you and a
slave to everything above you; &C
knowledsing no god but money, and
loving nothing in this whole world but
your own shabby, contemplate self.
With such terrible past, some men
would be afraid to trust themselves
alone at midnight with razor. But
you would be safe, Joseph. The
thought of suicide would not present
itself to your mind:-you would simply
steal the razor.
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Amti- M|nnupolist.
STRAITS CANVASS.

We have been travelling over the
Second District somewhat during the
past two weeks, and we have seen
enough to convince US that Straits can
vass is simply organized corruption.
Here and there are Democrats, low
wretches, impecunious skalawags, who
have taken Strait S money and are hard
at work for him, abusing Cox and prais-
ing Strait. The saloons are being
bought mp; and in the remote rural
districts the small leaders are captured
with grcenbacks.
We say to all Democrats, beware OF
the men, heretofore of your party, who
are now working for Strait. They have
Straits money in their pockets; and
for that money they have promised to
deliver your votes. Are you cattle
that you can be thus bought and sold !
What is there in Strait that you
should support him! Is he Demo-
orat? No, he does not possess sim
gle instinct in sympathy with the peo-
pie. Is he able No; in every essen
tial of public life he is below mediocrity.
Can he do anything for you in Congress?
No. the past two years have demon
strated that. Why then should you
permit hnaves to sell you out, pocket
the money and lead you by the nose
to the ballot box to vote against your
real interests
To all decent Republicans we would
say, repudiate this man vino desecrates
the Sabbath, debauches the voters,
riots in intemperance, and floods the
District with corruption.
Where is he! Do you hear Of him
en- the stump! Does he appear before
the masses to give an account of his
stewardship; or to discuss the great
questions of the day? No. He is
housing around in dark corners, put
ting out his money and debasing the
constituents whom he should labor to
elevate. He is another Bill King, less
the dash and the vim and the reckless
prodigality of that great lobbyist.
lmbecility and corruption! Horrible
ama!gamationi!