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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-05

/ When the committee of CT liens whic!
went to Washington in the interest of tn,
white people of Louisiana to represent to the
President and to Congress the gross outrag,
which had been perpctmted against Republic
can Government by a judge Of United
States Court. assisted by the Federal troops,
they We're met on all sides with expressions OF
amazement that the people ha I not mobbeG
| the men who were responsible for the usurpa-
| ton.
On the floor of the House of Representa-
tives, several prominent members declared
that if the people had strung up score or
more Of prominent rascals to lamp posts they
would have done better than to come to Con
gress to complain about their troubles
To this the members of the committee re-
piled that what would be regarded as a simple
act of retributive Justice in Northern State
would be looked upon if done in Louisiana as
rebellion gainst the General Government
that we had suffered every species Of wrong
and insult for seven years rather than assume
an attitude that even malice could construe
into untriendliness to the government and
that We believed it was seernlier to ask the
nations Congress for justice that to resort to
violence ourselves to obtain it.
They thereupon intmated that they did not
agree with us, because Congress was a purely
partisan body and would not do anything that
would tend to wrest the State from the control
Of the Republican party: that the whole mat
ter would be discussed from the standpoint Of
party sxpediencv, and that the usurpation
wonld moi be disturbed If the act would mill
tate against the party.
I'll. result has prove. that the Congress
men wer. wight and the .orbearing people 81
New Orleans were wrong. We should haT.
'eI!Ee.s"d on, own wrongs and the peoplr. Of
~. Who'll. =, ulltr: would have had NOR.
respect 70. vs..
J. T. Yes. il is true that Newton, The mur-
ieser. has hee, in disreputabe company.
That. what g,1ined his character.
The Democratic Conservative Ex..u.iy.
Committee OF North Carolina have ISSUED an
address to the party in that State, in which
the results OF the recent election are thus
stated ''NotHithstandin: the overwhelming
defeat sustained in the last Presidential cleo.
ton, you now carry the State. electing the
Of Public instruction BY nearly
II, 900 majority, gain five Superior Court
Judges elect nine Solicitors have more than
two-thirds in the General Assembly, and send /
to Congress Conservative member from each /
District except one, where We have largely re-
duced the majority against Us. I
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A Card to the Public,

The disa strous fire which consumed orr .tors
last night viii not prevent us from executing
orders usual from our friends.
Our Office will be at Messrs BLOCK ! BRIT.
TONS, No. 49 CANAL STREET.
G. NJ BAYLEY 4 POND.
New Or'car. May 80, 1874.
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POST OFFICE Bon 2l2o.


MARX YOUR COTTON BALES, SAIL CLOTHS,
AWNINGS, ETC,
With FREDEDERICkSON & HARrE'S
I<DELTBTE INK.
BEST.
CHEAPEST!
BLACKLIST!
Price, So 25 per barrel
FREDERICkSON & HARIE,
au22 1m2dp Druggists, 139 CANA street.
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smokers Delight.
". CASTILLO

Has the pleasure of informing his friends and
the public generally that he has opened at the
Corner Of Canal and CnrOndelei st~.
A depot for the sale Of
REAL HAVANA CIGARS.
where those who wish a genuine article can be
accommodated.
COnnoisseurs are invited to call and examine
for themselves.
He also announces to wholesale BUYERS that
the general depot for his wel-known and favorite
brand,
'FRAGANCIA"
is at his new store, where all orders will meet
with prompt attention. So 2dp3t
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Margaret Haughery.

MARGARETS STEAM AND MECHANICAL
BAKERY,
Manufacturer Of
BREAD AND CRACK rs.
Ofall descriptions,
Nos. u, &c and 70 New Levee Street.
iy29 2dptt New Orleans, La.
REMOVED.
JOHN BOIS,
FURNITURE DEALER,
Having removed to Nos. 152 and 154 Camp street,
would inform his friends and the public generally
that he is now prepared to
TAKE FURNITURE ON STORAGE
AT THE
CHEAPEST RATES.
He will also continue to buy, sell, remove re.
pair, pack and ship Furniture with full guarantee.
PICTU RES AND LOOKING GLASSES FRAMED
je21 3m
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Flour. Grain, ProyisiooS.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers at 7ery low.
est rates
The following popular brands OF -four % which
have ARG lex en- hand a 10 arrive the
attention OF the trade - ed 10 inspec. the
same before going elsewhere:
Hinckloy Mills, st. Patrick.
Eureka No l. Napoleon
cape Glrardeau City, Key West Beatty.
Sucker City, Tea Table,
LAWYERS Hamlet. Western Bea1tg.
OATS
5000 sacks Choice Galena OATS.
CORN
200 SACKS Choice White, Yellow and Mt.4i
HAY
800 bales Choice and Prime.
BACON
% casks Bacon, Clear and Clear Rib SID e.
10 casks Bacon SHOULDERS.
10 casks Dry Sailed SHOULDERS.
so tierces Refined LARD
100 kegs Refined LARD.
Is cases Sugar-cured MANS.
81. I. LAWLER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHAsr.
Nos. IS to SO Peter Street.
Late New Levee,)
And 81. %: 81, GO and 65 Fulton Street,
~oAA New Orleans,
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J. Il Yes. il is true that Newton, tie inur-
t!eser has been seen in disreputable company,
tie mas beer known t. ride with Kellogg.
That, what glined his character.
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Cation SEED UnnteHs
COTTON SEED.
The LOUISIANA OIL COMPANY will Furnish
Bags and Irvine to responsible parties, and pay
the highest market price for good Cotton Seed
delivered on landings here.
Offce-No. 81 Union street, New Orleans.
ar"O 1m1dr
, 1874-08-20
Daily TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, AUGUST 3d. is74

on tho walk uoar hor residence, No. 400 Wcat
Randolph stroet, At o'clock last night in COM
ph,ly with another lady, and attempted 10 aoiZo
hnld Of thotn. They ran, md llo chased thom
into tho houao, whore Officer Konncdy oaught
him and took him to tho Madison Btroot Station,
whore ho was charged with boing disordor]y.
Yesterday morning two sailors, nnmod Potor
poyIo and ". NJ. Kfssel, assaulted and boat with
brabs knucltlcs L. Rosonbloom, another soa-farlng
atrangor. Tho assault waa mndo ut tho foot OF
Lako streot, noRr Tie Union Depot, and tho as-
saulted party was teEribly boatsn, cut, aud
bruised. ne swdro out warrant before Justice
Daggott tor tho arrcat of tho assau'ting pnrttes.
Th6y wo1o brought III, and held nnder $500 bonds
each for their appearance On the 25th Inst.
/. George Bhopp, a negro. WIS nrroatetl at the In
stigation of Mr. Baldwin, who keeps second
hand bookstore On Madison Btroot. shepp Of
ferel for sh1o aot OF Gross' Btatntes, but Ills
peculiar mRnnor led Baldwin to suspect him,
which 1ed to his capture. uo snys that D white
boy gayo him tho books
Tho County Sheriff at Lincoln. ILL.,, has suo-
seeded In arro8ting Potpr Morgan, tho person
who atolo horse aud buggy belonging to Alr.
e. Thomas, OF this city, OH tho 13t11 mat. Tho
follow will DO held until Chicago detective
takoe him In tow.
:. 4 Wost-side GorBc-car driver, named Smith,
got drunk yesterday, aud allowed bis bull-dog
To roam around tho sidewalks on Western
avenue, seeking whom ho might deVour. Ma
found = victim In = child named willie
the bruto foarfullT rnangled. By good fortune,
policeman happoned along OF tho timo. Smith
was nrroBted, and tho bulldog shot with groat
promptftude. The little hoy'a wounds wero cnrc-
fullY droascd and no dang IN approheudcd:
Another dog crusade is anxionsly lookod for.
, 1874-08-20
THE GOOD sAMARITANs.

IaE 4Dl0 6AmAh4IAh3.
Thia soclesy held a regular meeting yesterday
afternoon at Mrs Leonara's 5o8 Fulton street,
tic President in tho chair. There WAS quite =
large attendance.
Reports were road, showing that tho work
WAS going on prosporously, and TINT charlta-
bly, disposed. people all through the
city wsro taking an active interest in
tho movement, The following donations wore
reported by tho seoretaxy. 4 lady, g.; John
Conn, e5; Capt. Lipgron, $50; 4. Datoson, SIS;
A. Warron. Jr., $40; Hofmann Il Mum, 35; q
Gibbs, ono sewing -maehne; tho Wilson Com
pany. ono nlaclllne; J. X. Ruaaoll, 600 feet Of
lumber; Mrs Brown and Mrs. Kirk, clothing !;
MFs. Watt, piea and broad; Morris Bros,
Il How, hardwase. ote.; Mrs. Larnport, bod
stead; blrs Taylor. fcather-bod, betIetoad,
towel.raok, and Btnud Thompson il Templpton,
q promise Of broad three unaoa wool; A. L.
Kline, meat three tmesa q woek Thomas Arnon,
nloat twice weok Allan 8; Maokay, Wallpaper,
ofglteon rolls, With choice inscriptions II.
Enaors, oightoon rollH OF the samo.
hlra. Dr. Kont was authorized toprocuroa q ward
In tho Woman'a Hospital aud was instructed to
take charge Of tho aa1ne.
Various Instances Of rellof slready afforded by
tho Society wero Htatod.
4 propnBltlon to hold regular roliglous Ror-
vices ut tho Homo waa lost, aud tho meeting ad-
jouEuel.
, 1874-08-20


Tho la Ut number Of tho Standard (Daptiat) haa
an editorial on the late Diabop }Yhitehouso, from
~ eo4so444. W s.o 'e'o 4,'o"'| "'A|'ou''' '"oA4
Which the to!!o"sng Is taken;
or Who coming upon the eld tbcro after him, had
casion 10 ark tho traces he left behind wero propaf
ID to unoretAn as others might not his course In tho
higher sphere Of official service tled BY him In the
.Wcst. There have been tncs when : great many
people in Illinois looked upon him - q cold hard,
o7esbsarng man, with the very spirit Of an inquaitor
and pcrsecut1r. 10 WAN not thnt. But he ,Tas ono
Of tAose 1pcu whpan idoaB m ocinl life would be worry
likely 70 shrInk wlthtn the limits Of tho official sphage
and whom conscientous viaws of duty would predls.
nose tosIpast upon thc most rgid couetruottou Of
church creed church form. Ho waH kinder nann
than ho soened and rigorous one because c believed
ho ought to b. We do not think that In any Of those
easee where he came In collision with elergymen OF
his dlooosc, hc prumpted by spirt Of pcrsecu-
ton. Tho recognition, however, a. pastor, Of 40
much chrtstian excellence ~ c might find among tho
memosrs o. ohos eommunona tban hs own. and tol-
na ~ " % Luz ~ H. ., o.
th,nn. rorv n,na ao n,o NJ 's LIZ TSsu INC
oonssous ~ inn,lises. snd in mn snfera 81 saryc5 ]
eeTsble OF ycry-wsao Dhr3san py1apothy ana rocou.
milton: but officially, unbouding, slgorous. almost
syrannica1. 49,.
we 40 net sor ourselves, q conssc: beseFo that It
nisos MIa - ~ sn1 ] ~ any
thn sveonmant Or Tho s1areiec a. aurh nai,tiss
tIose iast alluded to. In EneIand. Dtsbop ia adj.
dressed "my Lord y; IN AineEic. wo haye what IL
ono e, and tho nther aro alike without the
smanest NOV 1cAtanent Waffaat ana IN.
aeoa H. ~ ineonnIseaf aeonts1 WIN ~ taat
TX Gnsnsi 1otria.rv a91I ~ apa rnthrn i W. T. =
CLurch harmony nromotod ;by iodrnr viii cOStatn n
oro In It this opportunity for the oxerciBe Of arht-
tr1ry power. aoli- governed churches sometimes
manage their affairs 80 badly ns 70 Alnost dtscrcdt
, 1874-08-20
tlo city Yesterday. and Ia a guest At tho Palmer

Mr.. ". X. Bulllvnn, city editor Of tho .1Den..
ing Journal II candidate for tho vaoant Boat
III tho Board OF Ed1cation, oauaotl by the resig-
nhtto11 Of Prchiaont Hing, Hfr. 8niitvnn IL db"
horvedly porMlss with aai classes Of his fellow.
With favorable oonsllerat,o1 from Mayor Col.
vin: Apart, from othor qualifications, Mr..
sullivan llaa had pasHona oxporionco IN tic no Of
"toaciIihg tho young idoa how to Shoot" hav-
ing, taught, school himsolf during tho onr,ier
poriol OF Ills residence III tho Uuitcd etatcs.
Thero arrived in this City yosterlay, III caro- Of
Conductor Staples. OF tho pullman palaco- Car
Companys limo, r little 4-ycnr old girl named
DoHsto Smith, who has just como through,
almost solitary and sfono, from Dublin, IRELAND.
sho waa eont on to Mr. john Lay Smith, Of Chicago
eoonneetono tho family, wl,ointonda to roar lor.
4 gontlon,au took chargo OF hor during tho trip on
tho steamer City OF Drnrsols, and Of Jersey City
brought her riglt through: In her Two weeks
trip THO littlo girl Las travelled thousand miloa
for each Of her years, but Ia not worn ont by hor
long. Journey. a photograph Ind boon Bont over
IN n,tynneo whereby TO identify i,er, md on her
monts OF tho picture.
NoTEts ANR1vA1s.
Palmer House-F. Noble. MnBl,oeon; William
Pratt, Detroit; Alexander Davidson, New York j;
William Vincent. Cincinnati 4. dunnison, Gin
Charles Il. Train, Boston, J.F. hloAfnllen, Now
Bordeaux, France; W. R. Ca1le, Wapo'la !;
g. D. Taylor, Morrison a. y; Carter,
ren E.. Smith, Cleveland; B. Z. Pikc,
Boston. Grand Pacifc-nobort j.
IIubboll, Lima, Poru; ex-Goy. 9. u. Waahburn,
Wisconsin @. Y. Walker, Augusta j. G. uar-
vey. Baltimore Edwin Adnms Long Branch ;
Michael CaaseIl, San Francisco; Dr. T. u.
Ohambora. Bloomington, Wis. 8: r Tcaade',
Bait Lako Oity; William Upton Slack,
Now Zealand ~. Lazarus, Melbourne ;
Australia; tho Hon. Bat. Clarkot Wisconsin
]. D. Langley. General Manager Ponnsylyanla
Company, l'ittaburg Charles b. oorbam P. D.
Armour, Milwaukee; s. T. Barton, Nov Or
leans tho Hon. n. O. Bailey, KanBas |; T. B.
Clarke. Buperintondent Wost Wisconsin, Railroad
tho lion. Il. i. Alexander, Augusta tho Rev.
". Z. Boggs, Memphis -. Sherman
House-TLpnaa Morrison, St. Louis; 8. Q. mar,
lin. pittnburg; .. ]. Niles, Virginia City
Darney Clark, Detroit j. D. Thasn. Waraaw,
| Iud. ". Graao, Now York; 3, 4. saundera,
Laporto Col. Gillespie, U. 8. A.; George Eus.
taco, indians; 4. q. Conklin, 1ndlana; ], R.
Godfrey Pana; 5. Robinson, New York.
fremont HoIse-F. h. Tinney, Ut. ThomaB,
Canada; o. =. Price. 0a1esburg; Theodore
Bartholson, st. Louis: ". Griffin, Nav York
D. FLOYD Jones, Now York; T. 9. Banks, Con:
necticut.
, 1874-08-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY,
toHURoH OF THE MESSIAH.

tOHUNCH OF THE MESSIAH.
An adjourned meotug Of tho congregation OF
tho Fist Unitarian Bocioty waa held yesterday
evening In tho ofapol OF tho church, corner OF
A[lol,iean' avon,1o and Twenty-lhitd Htreot. Tie
object Of tho mooting WAS to rcooivo tho report
OF tho COMMITTEES On Nesotusions,@ expressing
the sontlmonts Of tho Society In connection with
tho pastors departure. Thorc woro prosont nt
tho ,noetlng II. ). MaotarlAnd in tho chair g.
F: s!no'a.r. Secretary hIr. D. L. shoroy, pr.
Boochor, Murfy Nolaon, Il. 4. Elktna, J. r
Mocanley, Q. Il. 8. Mixer, H. g. Dnrloy aud
Tile Comm1tsoe. through theiE Chairman, ro-
ported TINT they lad concluded that formal got
Of roBolutionB would but oo}ay sot forth tho
feelings Of tho congregation with regard to tho
eeyerinX Of tho connection Of tho pastor with
tho church. T1oy had, therefore, drawn up tho
following latter. who'll, viii, THO antoGraphR of
would bo tho most graceful expression Of their
At rns cmArxI OF rus F1asr uatTAn1As}
soc1Err o. o!ttoA@o. Aug. 10, A. D. 1874. !
pr1n sm: % Aftsr f thoashtful consideration. ha 60
s sss ~ .s1 sSnSaea S s ,ssssps
+ s. I m ts i9f m e ys 0ua 70 s..te e m't
tual respect antl afrocson. And wo needed not tno
assurance that 1u asking to o,tr rcatons ~ psn
tor aad ye';. hare acted only from high
II Tho % pisee n Which yoa lave ,.borea and the FREQ
pulpit IL which, for eight yoars you haye rroaehed
tolerant and generous spirlt. and wo cannot por1nit
yoa to sseFtbe to ~ o merit ' In 20 largo noas
na'na and character aud Iustrios scryico here viii
ba ho1d By, u In grateful remembrance forever.
imatay Tcsto1o 1t m yoa 10 salh md 10 ho renewal q
consscrttod labor In tic Unitarian ministry Of Tho
, 1874-08-20

wcre active and ,rm at 10 for corn, sAc for wheat
t.6e 10 Ktngaat,, whoat Ut G1io. Tho dcnhnd WIS
ehledy foE wheat-roo'n. ohar,eEs T. nafsto-chr .
Vanderbilt and barge Jonca wheat ot $40 bcs,r =. ~
prop Iaser Stalls, weat at we, anil wheat md corn
Through prop Moh@wk, wl'uat nt 4ho q; o. thro''gh
20 Ktngaton-sslrs CITY Of drosu Bay, Iasao, Egin,
sn Nov po,anel, wheat r. o!c To o,Teaonsiars g. 3
and j. isr, Corn q. % FREQ Of Elevation. 70 sartia-
Rcllr otus corn Ut &c freq Of elevation. To oglons-
b1ra--lrun CITY Of Erw York, corn through Total,
10; capacity. 700 900 bu wheat, 100000 In corn, and
boo b pns. III tho afternoon tho Bcrs Ann Alarla
arid IT, G. CloyciA1 wero engaged FOR wheat l39ouo
bu, to Kingston at 65tc.
, 1874-08-20

Tho hot-blast eonthwester which swept over
this city all day yesterday caused tho utmost
uneaanesa among tho insurance men in this
city. They waro looking out tho antiro day for
another oontlagration but luckily. no fro Of my
consequence occurred. Tho fro which rngod at
Joliet did not affect tho agancios In this city as
most companies bavo local Agencies In TINT citY.
Tho feeling among tho Eastern ingn{anco COM
panoa in regard to Chicago insurance business
is still very bad. and tt Ii almost an iposaibllty
to get my risAa in tho bsttor c1ass Of companies.
Maat OF thom Aro outing down thur lines,
and refuse to take more risks until tho
Common Council aud Tho Fire Commissioners
comply With tho demands Of tho National
withdrawn, still thoro Is = possibility that they
will Withdraw en- masae should tho authorities
persist in their prosent inactivity.
;, A. reporter q tue Insurance Monitor. Of Ne"
viowing mos. OF tho prominent insurance agents..
He put to them regular set OF questions, auch
as what ysoro tho chances Of auothor oonHag1a-
ton; how would another large hro Affect tho
partment - 1t presont organlzod, compete with
largo conllagration, oto.. The answera ho ro-
ceivod were very unsatisfactory, and his report
will still heighten the present depressed feeling.
Mr.. Mark Howard. Preatdont OF tho National
Insurance Company Of Hartford. VAS also IN tho
city looking over the fold, ana no Expressed him.
self greatly dissatisfied with tho present state Of
af1airs, and ataaed that his company would cer-
tninly withdraw II nothing was done, Mr.
Hindoo. tho President of tho Etna Of Hartford.
il expected hero next week to see whether It
woutd not 10 beat to Withdraw. Tho Secretary
Of the Brewers md Maltatets' INSURANCE Com
panY, who was also horo yesterday, stated to q
Tn1nuNE reporter that his company had not on
tirely Withdrawn. but that they reduced their
lineu to largo oxtent. On tlrst-class property
thoy would still continue to take riRkB. :.
The Chicago Board OF Underwzitezs hold a
meeting yesterday aftornoon at their hall st No.
127 LaSallo atroet, but besides talking ovor gon-
oral hffairs nothing Of importance Was done. A
committee mas appointed to look over tho tariff
lately submitted by tho National Board ut Now
York, aud report ut the noxt mooting.
, 1874-08-20


Tho ax-Colleotor's rocoipts for yaatardRy
amounted to s51, ,5s8 for ta1es; for licenses,
S22l. The Water Department received $a,28o.
Tho members Of tho Board OF Public Works
were very busy all day in opening and aRsortIng
bids for the construction OF aowors. There wore
flftysix bids in all, prices ranging from high to
low, tho lowest being from man who oifernd to
take contracts for i per cont less than any other
bidder. No conclusion WAS roachod and no
awards will DO mado for day OF two at the
soonest.
The City Collector complains that uany tax
payers havo not yet settled. But few more days
remain previous to tho day OF sa1o, and those
who wait until tho last minute AaYe hut few
chances Of being attended to. All who have not
yotpaid their taxes arc requested to do 40 iulme-
aiate1y,
Tho joint Committee on stroots and Alleys Of
.. m. to-day in tbs City Clerks Office: Tie
Committee On Police will meet at 2p. m. Friday
10 tho o1lce OF tho Superintendent Of Police. A
meeting for Llo Committee on Railroads III called
for at ?. m. on tbs sane day at tho Office Of tho
City Clerk.
Tho Board Of Police met rs usual yesterday
afternoon. Owing to tho lack OF btHinoss. they
apont their timo In convorsatioh regarding fire
matters, stopping. now and then. to blow up tho
Councils Committee OH Flro Ordinances.
Only five Aldermen wore visible around the
City~Ha1l yesterday. There appears to be- d
general relaxation III oyery department except III
that Of tho City Attorney, WHO ia etiil drawing
up abst,acta of cases to he tried whom tho courta
opcn In September.
Commissioner Sheridan is supplying the
engino-llouses In tho South Division with copies
Of the last report Of tho Board OF Public Works,
~ that report gives items OF information which
aro of great iuscrest to firemon. The other Com
ulsaionera would DO we'll to follow A1r. bherl-
dan's example.
Tho Board Of Police hayo already sent two
communications to tho Council relative to tho
delay Of that body In adopting now fire ortli-
nance. third will DO sent, and il it also ia un-
up completely.
, 1874-08-20
echr q. L. Johnston, hfanlstee, lumber.
Bohr Homcr, n1cnon,tnco, lnmher.
- CLEARED,

Bohr Homer, n1enontneo, lnnher.
- CLEARED,
Prop 1afe nrcezo. nonton 1iarbor, atudrics.
Btnr corona, 81. Joseph, auudyles.
Htnr Chicago, Manltowoc, Nnndrics.
6clr Wlitn Oloud, Buffalo, l5,ono bu corn.
psrgo ALr.e,;t'cs noy ara', ilayen e =, cfa ssona.
8cllr Bpo.ia, IaHau, n9, ,tno lu rorn.
barge hfonekStncc hteManince, brls port, brta
imlnH, md Rnll lrtes.
Bcllr Chenango, 13ntato, 900 hi onis.
Hrhr q. y. 1faznfd, buffalo, 6..0Uu 1n whrat.
Darge Mary AmnnIa, Grand Haven, 81 tdi Btonc.
NIGHT OLEA1lAECES.
Prop 1ATTence. Qgdenabtirg. and intermediate ports,
1a,ooo bu corn,. Is brls t1our, 50 paga scod, i
caHoB lard, and suntlr1cs.
Bchr William Smith, South 1favon 10 brg ccrnent.
Rcow Harmonic. 8o,th 11asrn rl ilor, n ton fecd
stmr Maakcgon. Grand 1Iaven, Is bra -four and ssn-
dries.
Rtmr India, Eric, 1000 a wheat, II GOO bn corn,
1900 bn oats, 800 bra 1our, ,000 ten lard.
Bchr Montpelier, OawcRo. 90 100 li wheat.
Bchr Tutncr b Keller, oswcgo, 15,051 bu whopt.
, 1874-08-20
BaulsinE on n Fictitious Cnpttas'
Lto1,l kAe Eitltinllafi EuInI1krctuI,

Tho Chicago IHter- Ocean tfloH to make polt-
tal cauitsl out Of a murder day In ARKANSAS.
Is most ut tho lato murders there we're ocea- g!
sionofl by tho Baxter-l}rookB fuss, and ~ both
"a hooDp TO the Republican party, tho amount
at banking on that paid-up capital capnos DO
hIRe,
, 1874-08-20

Tho Court conyonol at tic usual hour yoater-
day morning, and, having nj business to trans
act, adjourned over to this morning at 10
o'oluck,
, 1874-08-20

An iraane mau namod frank Williams, Do
holnian, 90 years Of age, waH OH trial yesterday
before Justtce 8oully on tho oharge Of trying to
burn liB sou.ln-law's house. Tho County PAyal,
, 1874-08-20
SUBURBAN NEWS,

regular meeting Of the Village Truateea was
hold ut the Town Hull Tuesday oyenng. Trus-
teos Glbort, Willard, Phelps, and Gage woro
present.
Tho Street Commisslonor presented report
On aldewalka constructed and in course Of con.
btruotion. Referred to Committee on 8trcota
mud Sidewalks.
Tho Finance Committee reported the follow
Ing bills, recommending their payment:
Public Library bs-L. L. Grecn1caf, furniture $4,000
U. GaWaYhma. .,.......................... 32s
i. II. NeW1nau, Librarian r1an........,.........., 1900
Janaen, McCurg l. Co. 120o1
N. w. daslight Coke Uo...................... 1T
Vtl!Nge biliS-N. Dranch lighting lAnapa. ...., 150o
]. VI Scott, copying ordinances. ..........,, $500
L. A. Clifford. 12GQ
, 1874-08-20

T3nrporroNT, H., Aug. 10--1 p. m.-ARn1vKn-.'
J. Menard, IAsallo, COCO hs corn Grncie ariswold.
Sinooks 6.e0o bu corn; Elizabeth Lociport, 3oo brla
Isa1perronr, H., Aug. 1o-s:30 p. m.-ARnrvEn.-:-
Day,tga, LockIort, $500 hn co1n; Waterloo, Chtst.
coiho 5000 hu corr, !; pA1las, Clilltcotht, 5000 bu
corr. Metropolis Ohillicothe, Jooo bu corn prop
Noytl.y Henry 10 soo bn corn. ,t>.,.,o, ao NJ. -
smbor r Rybt,rr sthraelllos, TIT n lumber. II m
shinries Montreal Ottawa, 8osoI IT lumber, II $50
shingles,
, 1874-08-20

ohlokoring Square Grand Pianos.
Extra pa,!or planos.
All tie 1atost improvements.
Warranted 10 please, or money refunded.
ltcoa'a Temple OF a1uaic, % Yam buren, street.
, 1874-08-20

Duryea's "satin aloss." I'll
Attat tho laundress has washed aud cleanacd 1t fa
Desirable aaA nish, to tho pEest atareh aha can
get The best Ia snow-white and eaay TO use. BY
asking the grocar for Duryea's satn Gosa Starch"
tho aauuroas Or hoasckooper wI be Rure To get tho
best artlclc.
, 1874-08-20
MEDICAL.

aeyser tsaratogn} Water on Draueht
by luck / Nayner, makers OF the " Mara Cologne,"