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An easy road to wealth
An easy road to wealth


An easy road to wealth
Lies through the golden avenue
Lies through the golden avenue
Of the Louisiana State Lottery.
OF the Louisiana State Lottery
The next single number drawing
The next single number drawing
Will take place August l.
Will take place August l.
Why lingcr in this warm and oppressive sea
son when " Camp street is the place to procure
your Ambrosian Nectar, cool and sparkling, from
the fOunt of life ? This first class establishment
the first to introduce the luxury of delight
full sandwich iced tea, and the unexcelled Am
brosian Nectar; also hot coffee, and every other
article that the palate may desire.
Judge Cadwalader has awarded salvage to
Capt. Brady for having taken charge of the
steamship Pennsylvania after the first and
second officers had been lost. The Judge de-
cided that the service rendered was clearly
salvage service, and entitled the Captain to
reward. He, however, blamed Captain Bra
dy's subsequent conduct in retaining COM
gers, who, the Judge says, had no rights in
the matter. This may be excellent law, but
if So it is an instance where law and sense
come into collision. In trying moment the
surviving officer of the Pennsylvania showed
want of nerve and presence Of mind
Had it not been for the prompt action of
Capt Brady in t,king command when the
decks were left without an officer, and the ship
abandoned to the fury of the storm, it is prcb-
able both ship and passengers might have
gone to the BIO tom. When the danger was
passed the third officer wished to resume COM
mand. but the passengers requested Captain
Brady to bring the ship into port, as they had
no confidence in the ships officer. Their lives
a Al n
gave them some interest and right in the selec-
ton of captain. Judge Cadwalader, how
ever, decides against this theory. The law
says the lives Of people who go to sea in ships
are of no consequence. Shipowners must be
protected from salvage claims at whatever risk
to the lives OF mere passengers. York
Herald, 22d inst
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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship New Orleans, Clapp for New York
MOulton
Steamship Mississippi, C,owell. for New York
II Ludwigsen
Steamship Amite, Adams for Pensacola G NJ SOria
Steamship Yazoo, Barrett, for Philadelphia via Ha
K A YOrke
French brig Frederic Ellies for Tuxpan i'll ballast
Master
Schooner Manantico, Randette, for Mobile Master
Schooner Walter Denny Taylor, for Key West
Master
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CHEESE Messrs. Hoyt 4 Wilcox, 50 Tchoupi
tOulas street. has for sale 800 boxes of choice
Western cheese, to which the attention Of the
trade is directed.
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At Y Al. yesterday. a rattle for the yacht
Matilda took place at Hawkins saloon. The
ecky ticket was No. 39l.
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The French Government has decided to
erect monument near the Swiss frontier in
commentator of the generous course of
scnduc. which was adopted by Switzerland
coward the prisoners Of Bourbaki's army. The
monument will represent Exhausted France
,ontidNlg her childrcn To Switzerland"
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BUTTER AND CHEEsE.-See the advertisement
of Messrs. G. II. Lawrence & Co., 80 and Al
Tchoupitoulas street, who are in daily receipt of
choice Goshen and Western butter; also, New
York and Western cheese
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TIE negr;os in South Car lima are Justly
:nrensod by recent attempt to curtail their
privileges under the fourteenth amendment.
IT. is indeesi an outrage to which no high
minded people would submit. and our African
fellow citizens have resented it with becoming
;.pjri 1t has become the practice of the
n,sbgnant III that region to set in their hog
a'ens, ohicken-coops and corn-cribs spring
lnps with e1 ormous jaws and teeth, intended
ito hinder tho operations of colored persons in
pursuit Of Subsistence. II was to have been
expected thai such wanton interference with
aba proper occupations of sovereign electors
.wcnld excite some grave debltes among the
husky statesmen most nearly affected. As
;tha close an,buscade and masked battery to
'ihe soldier. o.! the sunken rock to the mariner,
AS cold poison, to tho king. were these horrible
steel traps 70 the ruling politicians Of South
Carolina
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RED RIVER.

KED KlVERs
RED RIVER PASSENGER PACKET
Leaves on MONDAY July q, at 5 r. M
FOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT.
49, = and all way laudin .s-The tine and fast
passenger steamer
Carrie A. Thorn,
VIM. Gillen master, Tom Reeder Caerk
VIII leave positively above. For freight or passage
apply Oh board or To
LORD Il MCPEAKE IS Camp strreA
Jy@ BRlTTON d EPPLER, IO6 Common A.
Leaves on TUESDAY, July g. at S r. NJ
% FOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT
Asssss.eGss and all way ian. ings on Red RiyarNTha
new light draugt dne A No steamer
r. VIM. j Behan,
W n, -, =. " iihinHoh' master, r. w. Amea clerk,
VIII leave as above For freight or passa 20 Apply on
Ill ~ y IN ~ CARLlN. Tchouptoulaa street
-. BliIION EPPLER IOo Common It
-H2e LORD a McPEAKE, Is Camp 1t.
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Provisions enterprising young mer-
chants, Messrs. Enney, Sheehan & Russ, Poy-
dras street. have on hand and for sale a large
stock of bacon, sides, shoulders, dry sailed sides
and shoulders, mess pork, choice sugar-cured
hams, refined lard, etc. The attention of the
trade is specially directed to their advertisement
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AsSnnss vAEsnrx ASSOCIATION. There was
4 large audience last night at the performance
Of the Variety Association Of Algiers.
The rocopsca Of the efforts of the gentle
pieh appearing on the stage, were both fiat
t'rins and oppressive Of the general apprecia-
tion with whica they were met
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WALsHEs.-If you desire to purchase clothing
for your boys call on Capt. WaIshe, ITO Canal
street, and you will find full and varied supply
wherefrom to make a selection. Prices remark
ably low
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans.

Up, Cleared and Sailed for New Orloans.
NEW YORK.
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson. 1890. sid july 10
steamship George Washington, White
Bark Adelne Adams, Cullum. ...... sid July
Bark Frank Marion, Dillon. ........... .ldg July
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship YazOo, Barrett .--......... sid July 10
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship State of Louisian, Stewart. ldg July 10
Ship Golden Rule Hall ...-......sf1 July 1
Ship FOrmOso, Allen Northumberland sid JULY is
Bark Ccterna, Jones. .l1g june 10
Bard Prairie Bird, Sanford - ldg Nav 81
BEAUMARIS
Bark Duchess of Lancaster Williams sid June 20
Bark Hortense Dusautoy, Clozand - sid July S
AMSTERDAM.
Bark Noah Nielsen cid June 2
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, =,
Saturday Evening, July %, 1874. I
COTTON,

The sales to-day embraced 400 bales at rather
steadier prices not requiring any change in our
quotations. We give also the Exchange figures
and report as below:
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An Iowa editor recently announced that a
certain patron of his was '' thieving as usual >
He claims that he wrote I" thriving"
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/ Mr. WIN. e. johnson. the popular news
lesler, No $40 Old Levee street, has our
thanks for tie Illustrated Police News, Irish
World. the Girls and Boys of America, and
trr.nk Loslie's Boys and Girls Weekly.
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STEAMBOATS,.

KOUNTZ LINE
NEW ORLEANS AND ST LOUIS PACKETS
Leaves on TUESDAY. July % at S T. M
s., r. = FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO MEMPHIS
ktss 81 ana all way landings-The steamer
John F. TOlle,
~ NJ Brady, master, W. H. Hampton clerk,
will leave above For freight or passage anniv on
board, or to JAMES NEITdIN A,u.nf P' VIZ
kountz Line. Office "a Gravier street
VIII take freight tor the Illinois Central aud Cairo
and Vncennes Railroads and their connections
jy26
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We aearn 0aat Mr. Mark O'Rourke has
established an employment bureau at No. 16
csrondeiet street for the purpose of furnish
ing situations 20 white men As the move
nient now Coang forward of discharging
negroes has become so widespread, Mr..
VRoufke VIII doubtless have his hands full.
We commend Linn 20 our friends
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tEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
: NEW ORLEANS, JULY rs, 1874
POLITICAL.

a. a meeting Of the Bulletin Guards, hello
Oh the 2lst inst, the following was unan
r:ously adopted and ordered to be published
TIE BULLETIN:
Whereas, the time having arrived when it be
h9oves all white men to write politically for the
Purpose OF rescuing State from the grasp OF
capethagGers and negroes and
iWhcreas, having tried to conciliate the negro.
bht all TO no purpose and, by furnishing him
wish employment, we are nurturing the serpent
t;ss etings AZ therefore, be it
ResOlred That the President of this Club do
appoint committee of nine to canvass the Third
Ward, and ascertain those who employ the
lsgfo and 10 urge upon them the necessity of
sabetitntinf white labor said committee to re-
port progress at our next meeting.
;lr accordance Herewith tho following gentle
n}en have b'en appointed said committee VIM.
yYEan; Terence Hackett, Dennis Tracy, Michael
russell, VIZ. Sheridan. Jeremiah Regain, John
I:ugan, Goo J. Ryder Vim. Coll
The comAlittee will meet for organization at
Mr.. Thos. Earkeys, corner Claiborne and Com
n;oE streets, on Monday evening, 9th inst, at
" o'clock. JOHN McCAFFERY, President.
.CaARI&s fyRNR, Secy.
Fossil GUARDS. "A large meeting of this
csnh Was held last night at their hall, No. s
(ssarpndelet street All the time of the club
Was taken ap in the reading of the constitu-
t.on and bylaws.
Mr.. Arthur Coste was elected Financial Sec
rs,tary, after which the meeting adjourned
; New DEAooRAric CLUB There was a
!eeDiocratic club organized at the new wgwam
opposite the Second Street Market, last eve
Ling. The following gentlemen constitute
i;3e officers IF the club: w. j. J. Armstrong,
rendosd; L.. L. Davis, first Vice President
y. >. MctAenan, second Vice President; Phil
irnlhaier. Secretary. The election of Treas
'bef and otter officers was deferred until the
Hex. regular meeting.
; Messrs. Wagggaman, Gauthreaux and Smith
addressed The meeting.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, }
Sunday Morning, July &c.
Cleared Yesterday.

George j. Duncan is the duly authorized Marine
and River Reporter of the Bulletin.
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BelOw-At Quarantine.

Steamship VIM Clyde, Livingston from Havana
via Florida ports, to X Roberts
Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship New Orleans 5ss
bales cotton 26 bbs oil 32s bills ocake meal IS sacks
do do 81 bales hides 1913 dry hides lOI bls hides So
bags wool l62 cedar logs 1893 walnut panks sO4 pipe
slaves 25 car wheels 800 empty bbs
NEW Y0RK-Per steamship Mississippi sos bis
cotton l64 dry hides II bales hides 42 bills hides 300
wheels l05 hhds iron 1873 bbls oil casks metal 50
hhds tobacco 1909 bags wool 100 bags coton seed meal
100 bales 81 bales skins cigars 1000 emp
ty barrels.
PENSACOLA-Per steamship Amte-3O0 sacks
200 sacks oats 100 sacks bran % casks bacon $50
bbs -four Is half bbls -four 60 bbls whisky Is half
bbls whisky 100 bbls pork 20 sacks coffee 600 boxes
mdse
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAvANA-Per steam.
ship YazooFor Philadelphia 35 bales II bales
wool Is bags wool 2J bbls whisky 81 half bbs do $40
bbls oil btls hides IS bales mo-s % bdls goat
skins bales hides and sundries. For Havana / 90
bbls -four II bbs taow 20 bbls apples Sc boxes do IT'S
bales dried beef 1901 sacks IS sacks bran Is SKIS
oats 2DO bales hay $}0l- in specie and sundries
MOBILE-Per schooner Manatco-I4 sacks corn
IA sacks oats IA bales hay
KEY WEST-Per schooner Walter Denny % 900
feet lumber lao, 900 shingles
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Arrived.
No arrivals from sea yesterday.
STEAMBOATS,.
W j Behan Wilkerson, from Shreveport
BastrOp. Blanks from OuaChita City
John Kyle, Hutchinson, from st Louis
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schooner L Eclair, from Tehefrncta river
Schooner Bismarck from Tchefuncta nver
Schooner Hermit, from Blind river
Schooner Monterey, from Bayou LacOmbe
Schooner New from TChefuncta river
Schooner Modesto from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Reporter, from Amite river
Schooner Martha NJ from PascagOula
Schooner Lady Gay, from Blind river
Schooner Leander Jane from Bayou LacOmbe
Schooner Surprise No /, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Augusta, from Blind river
Schooner Refine HOrtense, from Proctorville
Schooner Clementinc. from Blind riAer
Schooner Elizabeth Ann, from Blind river
Schooner Rover. from Horn Island
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Observation-Disclosures, 1873 Canal street.
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w~h the compliments Of the revered Lady
superior OF 81 Alphonsus Convent Of
Mercy and Rev. Father Gleason. has been re-
ceived an invitation to attend the annual
exhibition Of g.. Aiphonsus's School. The en-
tersainment BY the little misses takes D lace
on Tomorrow evening. aud that of the Young
gentlemen On Thursday. the 3Oth inst, at ?
pM
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That wide-awske and interchangeable caterer
70 the hteary tastes Of our people. Mr.. Geo.
Ellis. opposite the Post Odioe. has our thanks
ior the latest Graphic. Irish World. New York
Clipper. Boys .nd Girls Weekly. and North
an end Western papers,
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KedslnA Was~ aul Lauor.. i,y Canal strsst
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CItATInSs. BaIanCtS
july % S524, 56S 81 Sis, 5H 43
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Steamship VIM Clyde, Livingston from Havan
via Florida ports, to l K Roberts
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Net corrections to May %,
showing the balance between
manifests duplicated and add
ditional made from waste,
samples, damaged, city gin
ming Of seed cotton, not en-
tered in manifests, lint cotton
saved for seed, cleaning ma
chimes in city mills, etc. -.
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THE COURTS.

FIRST DISTRICT CouRr. The jury this morn
ing delivered verdict and guilty against Geo.
Stevens alias Stevenson, of larceny.
Raymond Henders, charged with assault
and battery. The jury delivered verdict OF
not guilty.
JUDGE STAEs' CoUEr.-George Johnson was
remanded to the Parish Prison, on the charge
of kidnapping as be was unable to give the
necessary bond.
SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.
Informations were filed against John Smith,
Mary Jones and Virginia Davis for grand lar
ceny.
Robert Jacob, charged with carrying con
cealed weapons, was dismissed, as it was found
he was only carrying home his employers
pistol.
Daniel Williams was charged with arson
but as there was not sufficient evidence to
hold him be was discharged
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AUCTION SALES.
BY G. de Ferret.

BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
Extensive peremptory sale of China, Crockery,
Glass and Plated Ware and House-Furnish-
ing Goods.
The entire contents of the well known establish
ment Of P. Maochee, No. IS Canal Street,
between Old Levee and Chartres streets.
Selling out below cost to Equilate business.
Mr.. P. Malochee having determine 81, to with
draw from his present business, hegs 20 announce
to the public hat he will dispose vi .Aout rcser-
va.ion and peremptori!y Of his entire, extensive
AID we'll assorted stool. in trade. con -isting OF
House-Fulnish hing Goods Of every variety, China
ware, Gias; are, Crocsety, steel and Plated
Ware, &c, g., etc.
The attentou OF country merchants, house.
keepers and ine trade is invited to this import
ant sale with the assurance that there will be
offered unusual inducements and grea. bargains
This stock will be offered at private sale by
Mr. Malochee until October 18th, le-4 when all
the stock remaining unsold at that date will be
positively sold by publ, auction on the promises,
No. s. Canal street.
DY G. DE FERRET 4 CO.--John G. Monrose,
ID MISUNDERSTANDING on THURSDAY, Oc-
tober Is, 1874, and continuing every day follow.
ing. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, until the entire stock is
closed. o10 I'd
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Extreme Measures Adopted TO Produce
Reign Of Terror in Alabama,
for Radical Ends.
Especial Telegram to Cincinnati Enaui

Especial Telegram to Cincinnati Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. st is already
evident that al unsparing policy has been de-
slared against the people of Alabama One
Of the principal leaders in the conspiracy in
this city Tor producing reign Of terror in
that State, declared tonight exultingly that
the Republicans would now carry Alabama BY
from $1,000 to 10000 majority, and that six
out Of eight members OF Congress wou!d be
Republicans. He said that United States cav
airy were going through the country taking
forage, cOmmlssary stores etc, without pay,
from the people, who were fleeing before them,
and that so far as they G. his party were
concerned, it was just like war.
He avowed freely that arrests had been
made not only in Sumter but in Choctaw
county, and would be carried on all over the
State by Col Sumner, who had been
singled out for this work. He further stated
that the refusal to admit the Sumter prisoners
to bail had been advised by Attorney General
Williams in dispatch to the United States
District Attorney at Mobile. The public here
did not realize until just now how desperate
and ruthless were the purposes OF the Admin,
istration and these revelations Of their full
policy are causing thrill Of disgust and hor-
ror among all decent citizens. When the A.
torney General first began his outrage-manu-
featuring operations, the matter caused a smile
among knowing ones, but no special import
ance was attached to the subject.
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BY L. p. McDavitt.
..BOOKS-BOOKS-BOOKS.

.BOOKS-BOOKS-B
DTT p. MCDAVITT-No 10 ST. Charles street.
ID VIII be sold, EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
commencing at 7 o'clock, tho largest collection
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS
ever brought to this city, comprising all the
works of the best authors, among them complete
sets Of Dickens, Scott, Thackcrav, Bulwer, Du-
mas, Grant, Lever, Lover, Bronte, Maryatt, Hall
burton, Ainsworth, etc. Also, the British and
Spanish School of Painters, consisting Of Murillo
collection Of over ten thousand volumes in every
Landseer, Mulready, etc.. etc. and miscellaneous
department of literature. At the same time
large invoice of Family Bibles, Photograph Al
buns, Stationery, and fine imported English Cut
Iery.
Terms-Cash. oil I'm
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EXCITEMENT IN POINTE-A-LA HACHE

At 4 o'clock yesterday evening the mai
steamer Marie arrived at Pointe-a-La Hachs
with J. w. Sypher, Stella Martin and severa
ether Republicans
" After considerable advertisement, they be
ieyed large concourse Of the citizens (col
ored)' would await their arrival, but only &
few drummers was the audience.
Ex-senator Edward Butler, after a spirited
ballot, was elected President After the pre-
iminary address Of the President he intro.
duced to the audience Gen. JACOB Halle
Sypher, who, after short address, was fol
lowed by Mr.. Stella Martin
When Mr.. Martin commenced his address,
whisky and party spirit began to work, and he
was several times interrupted The first shots
were fired in the air to cause intimidation, but
without avail Frank White, drawing pistol,
shot at one Nicholas Reevon, who, in return,
shot at White and dangero uly wounded one
Hy Williams.
Upon seeing the split blood the lately en-
franchised scattered in every direction and
some returned with army muskets which we
learn had been loaded and slowed away in the
entrance to the parish jail.
Reevon, however, had taken asboat during
their preparation, and with numerous friend
Of the Dumcnt faction, had crossed the river
and taken refuge in the cane on the Magnolia
plantation
Not finding TIE meeting as orderly as vas
expected, Gen. Sypher 4 Co. thought it expe-
dent to return to the city and o large portion
OF the Republican meeting attended the
Peoples meeting, which was addressed by
Gen. Il. l.. Gibson, Dr. j. &. Wilkinson and
other distinguished speakers.
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For the House Of Representative.

First Wdrd--A. A. aginns. Ed. Booth.
Second Ward-G. L. Hall w. J. Hammond and
Charles II. Schcnk.
Third Wd,d-W. =. Koentz, John A. Gilmore,
Charles Byrne and Clement l.. Walker.
Fourth Ward NJ. Slbhski, Jules Aldigc.
Fifth Ward-Challes Roman and Gabriel Pas
cal
Sinh W0rd-George ". Dupre
Sereiuh Wd,d-O. Ii. Tennison, Geo. r Burck-
hart
Eighth Wurd-C. F. Seaman.
Mini Vard-Joseph A. DeBlanc, J. Christian
Sport.
Tenth and EJere,M Words-G. w. r. Bayey,
Oharles Kummel and J. A. Batier.
TreitM, Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wurds-
8. L. Bower, B. C. Elliott.
Fifteenth Wdrd-Henry Wilet.
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WHITE LEAGUES.

Jefferson Rife Club, Attemtion.-The Regu-
lar meeting will be held at Prices Hall, Ply
tania and Toedano streets, WEDNESDAY,
October 14th at p NJ. sharp Members OF Com
pany b. Sixth District White League, are invited 10
attend BY order
II. Z. SHROPSHIRE, Captain.
JAS WILKINSON. @. 5. Ols 3t-
Attention Company +. Loui,iEna'> Own
The officers and members OF this command
dered Ia meet their hall. No. IL Magazine street.
TUESDAY EVENING. at o'clock. Every mem
Der is expected to b, present.
Il, order OF 4. A. WOODS, CAPTAIN.
\. MlCot. ORDERLY Sargent. ol2 EGN
New Orleans, October 13th. 1874. The
regular meeting of the Crescent City White League
will be held ON TUESDAY, 18th inst at O'Clock,
7 NJ at Exposition Hall Carondelet street entrance.
+. n. OGDEN, President.
T. LEE SHUTE Secretary.