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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-19
THE PAYMENT OF THE REBEL

il another scheme that IL broidiy limited 1t
IN many parts Of the south, and IL without
doubt, one Of the projects to- which the lead
ing democrats Of that section would address
themselves II the time should over come when
. majority Of the northern states, and the
general government ehould b in the hands
Of the party which helped The. rebels In their
work Of destroy ing the Union. -
There ire not fsncifal Issues. They axs
real dangers, either 70 bs met face 70 fses, or
else 70 Be squslehsd IN their inception BY the
eontiaued e1ossss Of that organization which
crushed the. rsosllioa, gave freedom to the
slavs7. and destroyed The slsve-holdins con :
fedrsey.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-19
THE FARMERS.

know that The later Ocsa. VS. their earliest
- it has besn their staanehe:t aud waraes'
friend. It l. snphatieally The organ q TIL
kevipe in the fullest Protsstio. Of ths rights
Of the many against the e1eroaehnsnt Of thu
few. It bsaives that all chartered esrpsra-
tions should b held to BE- subservisnt to the
power that created them. and without "a In.
fiinguent Of tho just rights Of others it In.
sists, and will continue to insist, that oil cor.
porations enjoying special Psivslegss voted
to them by tho people shall serve tie people
fairly and justly, at = compensation sliovine
. reasonable profit apon The actual espitsl
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-19

The M.er- Oesa. makes special efforts %
render itself acceptable TO the families }efits
patrons. To this end everything 10 rigorous.
" excluded that could possibly offend. The
religious and moral eharaefsr 10 guarded
;sxe the true, the beautiful, aad the rooa.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-19
T83 LARGEST CIRCULATION
IN THE NoRTHW1ST:*
The INTER1OCEAN
rem 1874.

'Establishsd less than two years siaos - .
representative Rsplbliess paper, plegsd %
nsintsi1s and defs nd The pslneipslss and Or
ganisation Of the great Netionai Republican
party, tho later Oceas hes attained : sireula-
ton aud influence with the masses Of voters
everywhere to sntitle It to approach tho CON-
meneemsnt Of . new calendar ysar, aud 70
prepare for the preliminary work Of The ssxt
oompaign, the shadow Of which 10 already
casting it:.,f .Pon tho country. in The ee:a.
dent belief that it, friends will nssd NO other
specific pledge for tho future than he bssa
given in it, columns from day to day durins
tho past eighteen months. Since It, lret
publication Il has maintained The position Of
THE LEADING REPUBLICAN
NEWSPAPER IN TnE NORTH.
WEST. d.
to which Il WAS assgnsd BY universal assent
in the excited eaavass which resulted IN The
second and trium phaut election Of President
Grant. ' ."
THE ENEMIES OF THE coUN-
...:.. TRY
ars vieilantly At work. Despite the ever.
whslmiug rebuke admiuistsrsd to them in 1879
the opposition are skillally massing their
,lVICeS LOT y x0VtV VVtV11O1u0O V011WUKOt UPV0
tho republican organisation ct the next state
elctions. Encouraged BY the apathy Of N.
publiesus In the "oR year. ssissd the unprs-
csdented financial stringsney - . prstsxt,, asd
ussing ~ hoodwink the deep fssling anesS
the serieultursl class for better and ehsspsr
modes Of transportation than now exist, =: .
THE DEMOCRACY, :
under o. many names % there ars hungry dem
sgogues saesr for olhes, 10 getting itself into
rsadinsss 70 become onee more the ruling par
~ Of the nation. ~. i: ~.
49,: IN THE SOUTH ~:
the old democracy Of secession aud rsbsllfon
10 being warmed into life BY the apparent
reverses rspublioanism has suffered In tho
north. The sleetion Of Allen in Ohio, The
triuoph Of Tsmmsny in New York, and ths
few dsssltory successes which have come to
anti republican tickets in various states Of the
west and north west, have inspired the rebels
Of 1861 with the hope that the day il dawning
when the lost cause 10 20 b voted into svte-
tory, thsy failed to achieve BY means ef the
bullet and bayonst. ALREADY r, II. 7. HsA-
ter, = former Senator from Virginia, and .
member Of the cabinet Of jet Davis, hss pub-
lishsd his scheme; for the virtual payment
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-19
THE FAMILY:

=; THE FAMILY. ::.f' $50 -:
Th, h.er- 0e.a. makes special efforts 70
render itself acceptable TO tho families ef its
patrons. To thisend everything 10 rigorous.
" excluded that could possibly offend. The
r: lS :9d moral G T.. i: sa.td.d
ego the true, the beautiful, .'afa 4 the FOOD,
The. INTER1OCEAN|
- ...' i Il the psp.rfor ..,.'.. t. :
Tie REPUBLICAN,, -"'
=" Tir FAMILY
THE PROFESSIONAL NAN.
THE MECHAKI0.
In Literature, General News. Forsien snd
Domestic Corresp ondeace, local reports, and
all that goes to make F1RST-CLAss i
Commercial aa9 FaM.
~ r.. ny 0eWseaeee,
It IL not ezosllsd BY any publication in the
country. - -r'.:...',. H.. i, -
THE COMMERCIAL DEPART.
-, -. ,..,. .MENT
il conducted with great care, and svsryt hing
possible 10 done to make the market reports
such A. the farmers and business men Of the
northwest can rely upon.
THE AGRICULTURAL DEPART
MENT /
10 carefully edited BY gentlemen Of ability
.snd expeTispoe.
Tho lHtsr. Oesa. has by far the largest cir
oulstion Of any newspaper Published In the
Northwest. It 10 sent to more that 5000
postof6ces, distributed in every STATE and
Territory in tho United etates, in al the
British Provinces, and Ia the numerous For
eign States sad Countries. ...
subscriptions are collected from oil
parts Of the world. While' the Ineer- Ocean
especially represents the great inter sstssof the
Northwest, 1t iss ~
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER
one that will DO found interesting aud useful
to Americana in every part Of tho globe. Il
treats upon ell subjects, and in editorial dis
eussion aims to b candid, digni6sd, and
above personsl abuse.
Term, Of Subscription.
By mail (paysble in advsnce), pr year $3.50
BY mail lin sdvance), si1 months...... 900
By mail lin sdvsncs), per quartsr........ 81 90
Daily every other day (thres times . week)
per yess......... ........ 600
-. WEEKLY:
Single copy, one year. ..... $l.5o
Pour copies, enc ............... 500
Ton copies, ono year ''''''''' 1900
Twenty copies, one year...................2 1000
Special arrangements made SisA country pub
Iishers for clubbing with tkeir publications..
Sample copies free. Money osn DO sent by
draft, money order, express, or regi,tsred
letter, Ut our risk.
Address
INTER-OCEAN,
1ls tsEE ST., CaIcAes. |
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-19
THE ENEMIES OF THE COUN-
.l;. TRY

under o. many names % there ars hungry dem
agogues saesr for ones, 10 getting itself into
rsadinsss 70 become o1ee more the ruling par
~ OF tho nation. ~, j.. . -.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-19
CoI.0RADO SPRINGS, COIORADO. }
SUNDAY. Feb. 7th 1874

!. CoI0RADO SPRINGS, COLORADO.
-. Sunday, Feb. 7th 1874
I presume you begin to wonder by this
time, Why l don't fulfil my promise Of
writing to you, 30 now to that purpose.
AZ near - l remember I was to write you,
not Of my trip, but Of Colorado A. I found
it. ita beneficial effects on health &C.
First 1 have come to the conclusion that
it will prove sure cure Of my asthma Is
long - remain here. I think 90 judy
ing the future by the past, and also from
the statements of others seriously afflicted.
The town is made up largely Of those who
have come here at some time on account
Of the health Of some member of the fam.
lily, they come here for all diseases. I
guess flesh is heir TO- To hear the old set
tiers here talk, they make out sure
thing for asthma, also for consumption,
unless the patient is in the very last sta
ges, Ill throat and lung difficulties, dys-
pepsia and general debility. Most any
thing they will oil "swear by" except
rheumatism and catarrh, even the phys
icians say it is not good for the last two,
though for my part cannot see why it is
not just the place for rheumatism, the air
il perfectly dry, no moisture falls of any
kind during the season, except two or
three times, when snow fell enough to
just whiten the ground, no dew is ever
thought Of, everything dries up, it is said
fresh meat will hang out doors the year
around and not spoil except a. it dries.
One lady remarked the other day, that
she expected we would all be mummies
five staid here long enough, it was only
! question of time. can see the reason
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

Annie Franklin in court: 1t wasn't her frs
time, and when recognized by the Judge Sd,
didn't seem to feel flttered Got drunk
Oh = he asked mo, l didn't get drunk
Oh, abe snsefed. The officer said it was tn.
meanest case Of drunkenness he had evtl
seen, and he had seen about three thousand
easeA Whereupon Annie affirmed that hi
father was pirate, his mother G smuggler
and all his relatives were horse thieves from
Texas. His Honor said he feared she had al
evil disposition. She said his Honor was i,
see walr-A Q hippopotamus, sturgeon, /
fhin0ceros, giraffe, buffalo, an anaconda
. Amln2o, an ostrich, Rocky Mountain
wolf. sea serpent and a telegraph pole, H
replied that he'd make it $40. She said be
vas . whale. q gas retort, an elephant saw
mill. . tugboat, . tyraut and an old red barn
With the ends caved in. He slid he d make
SO. and she shut mp and listened to long
lecture IN the subject Of too much blab. p
Ddts1 Ere Psess.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

When / asked Fernando Wood what he
thought, the silver.haired er-mayor smiled,
bowed his ivory teeth, closed one eye aud
remarked: "Of course Mr.. Beecher will be
.ustained, SIR. His church ha. his life insnr-
ID tor 100000. I'll 9 l,.its the desk it will be
he death OF the chur.n. Jmean the lnanc AL
.uin Of Plymouth G lnr b. Ii Beecher is
.hitewashed. and I,n told ..y Brooklyn man
hat he will be, the seats OF PlymonthsCn h
VII be full again and the church will prospect
IN sorry for Beecher, though I'm opposed to
lin and always have been, but my contempt
or Tiiton is beyond wor r. Beeche:'s case
lands better to-day, and grows better daily -
n. 7. 5, n Sdr uOqG letter.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

"lt's funny how he uU.s /, uut he does =
Philip Werlein, Of No. 70 to 80 Baronne street.
does sell the greatest bargains in pianos, meod.-
ons and musical instruments ever before heard Of
All Of the best u AXE, and tuned like the sllvery
tongue Of fairy. No one need ask who Mr.. Wer.
lein Is, for his standing and reputation, Doth at
home and abroad are unbound d. and his quar-
antee is worth y million bonds Tuning and
repairing pianos and musical Instruments is a
speciality with this house and having secured
the services If the best workmen you only have
to try him to be ph ased. Cash. or part cash and
monthly payments. is the go at W-rleln's.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

The COmscr:pt Drawing.

A French correspondent Of the Boston
Globe describes the draft under the conscript
law in a country village as follows The
mayor calls III turn the young men Of twenty
Years, they coming forward as their names
are called and drawing one of the numbers
which are together in a sack. When young
man called is absent his father draws +, m
if the absent is not represented the mayor
draws in his place. The number OF men re-
quired to be furnished, by the commune is
known, so that those drawing a higher num-
Der are assured OF their escape from the ser
vice; they leave the hail rejoicing, and arr
met by their friends and relatives,
who rejoice with them and cluster
about Us they r-pair to the booths 10
buy gay colored ribbons for their hats. which
some friend arnnges, while the booth tender
stencils lie 'kyLunl q on IL e pic., d card
chosen to ue worn i'll its Il Dut. Others less
favored by the draft seek to hide their di,ap-
pointnlent, and likewise place their numbers
IN their caps. 10 ming arm IN arm. the for
tunate parade through the town, singing to
the music Of drum; the wine shops are
afterwlr Is filed w.... conscripts, some paving
and rejoicing over their wine, others drinking
aud bolsterously covering their chagrin, and
the day is passed by them in coarse demon
STATIONS and generally finishes by intoxica-
ton. Parents do not al d canlot take pride
IN their sons joining the army, for It is forced
service, and the grief OF parting is not soft
ened by the thrill such as the mother feels
who gave her flrewe tears and blessing to
the boy volunteer during the LAST Franco
Prussian war.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09
New Orleans, Aug. 3, 1874.
To the Editor of the New Orleans Bulletin =.

Dear S7--Sa urday, went to the State House
70 CAL upon the Secretary of State on business
appertaining to his Office. l was refused en-
trance by two persons, one of whom recognized
as Col Ray He informed me that should not
elt'r-wltnoHt a card or certificate from man
called Packard.
very politely told him that had nothing to
do with the convention with p litics, that |
desired to See pubic ,ficer on publ business.
Again did he refuse mo entrance, and l now,
publicity through e medium of your ont -,ok,.,
paper, that The people-tliuse who contribute
tho money to pay u tie b tildng i'll " h;cn !adi-
-al convention IS he'd those vino coutrjiutc To
the support Of the uiviuuals who now are rob-
BIN Us should be more emnlated 10 d all H.
then p wer TO rid us ever IF such bastard
and corrupt government. JNO. 5. FULLY
New Orleans. Aug. s. 1874
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(Fur the New Orleans Bulletin.]
THE LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR

Mr. Edifer-Havng had occasion to visit the
Little sisters Of the Poor" at their new build
ing, and being invited ..y the Lady Superior to
inspect the arrangements made for the comfort
Of the old under their charge, could only
wonder at its completeness and the entire clean
liness with which they were surrounded. The
devotion Of these good Sisters deserve a sub
ztantial acknowledgement from the citizens of
New Orleans, and a visit to their institution
wonld NO doubt cause manv to contribute their
aid to this meritorious asylum for the old and
helpless who are subsisted by the prccarious
aims daily solicited by these worthy women.
The beautiful panoramic view of the city from
he galleries of the third story embracing a
. ce from the Elevator TO tn Barracks, I'll i
"a glance the cliy with it. public buildings, the
shipping. the magnificent vtr, with the green
forests IN the distance, all present to the eve
most gorgeous p,ctur , and which the people of
This city should not fail to STE, and seeing il
would amply repay them for such OUTLAY ,f
money as they might choose to donate to the
/ Little Sisters OF the Pc +, thereby giving and re-
celvlrg pleasure not oi,en obtained bv the ex-
pendlture OF small amount of money.
GEORGIA
AHT hrf, q
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

The trne course to be pursued in certain
Emergencies is thus suggested by the poet O.
he New York Graphic:
When sanity pr, s'hers stoop to folly,
Aud find, too late, their sins betray,
What charm can soethe their melancnoly7
Mhat art can wash then guilt away?
The only art their guilt to cover,
To save their being talked about,
Is not to hope twill all blow over
But simply to step down and out"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

Talking about the White League, there il one
Indispensable acquisition that each and all OF
them viii be obliged TO get in their families be-
fore they dis -harge their back cooks, and that
Que oil the celebrated Charter Oak cooking
stoves. to TIC had at Messrs. Rice Bros * &C. 5,
Nos. ~ and 81 Camp street. This l. bsr-saving
healthtu, economical and comic, table apparatus
should b.. had in every household Also, in this
establi bment il to be found full lin. of ard
ware an hcuse-furnish hing goods. Nos. ~ and
VI Car p street. and the branch store No. SIS
Magazine street, are the places to go if you de-
sire 10 be suited to - -
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cor Wv mr. FLY.

]. 6nath il dead: That fine young man
We never shall see no more.
He'd been member Of the club
Since 1864.
his nose was Roman, and his eyes
Continually were peeled.
He made splendid umpire, and
A beautiful left field.
Hie hair was red. and shingled close;
Much sunburlt was his face.
He never shOne with more effect
Than on the second base.
Though not matrimonial man,
He dearly lived match;
Aud, like his sister, had but few
Superior on the catch.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09
AUCTION SALES.
BY j. William Davis.

GROCERY, CORNER GOODCHIT.DREN AND
AiariSny sttects-in lots 10 suit without limit.
Df J. WILLIAM DAVI>-Auctloneer-AIU
ID DAY, August 10th, 10 4, at lUt O'Clock 4 NJ,
"a. tie premises coraer Goouch dren and MarIt :
Iey streets will b. sold
The contents Of SAID Retail Grocery consisting
in plrt OF Wines. Assorted Liquors. Washb .ar,l~,
u ines Lines. Or ckery, etc. etc, liz lots suit
If1ms 4 ash aIl9 IT.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hall Of Home Hook and Ladder No. I. 9Th District,
New Orleans. Aug. Is, 1>7l-NOrICE: The officers
active, exempt and honorary members of the ab,ve
company. wishing t. pa ticipate in the excursion
Biloxi will assemble IT the Truck House on SATUR.
DAY. 18th inst. at p NJ sharp with fire shirts.
belts and 'sipn t.. Invitt, guests will please
assemble at H. NJ Is acsons warehOn &C. corner af:,.
vett- and Nasa. ne streets at p. NJ. sharp. where
the cOmpan, will rendezvous.
By order of G. {. PIPER Foreman
y. A. II. DEL LEON. SECRETARY. aug IS
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

A new invoice OF California fruits. and all frr,its
III season. eau be found at the Blue Fruit store
corner Of Canal and Camp streets, where that
worthy truiterer, Mr.. j. NJ. No ich, holds forth.
His uit4 are not only the choicest in the MIR
l but are sod at the most moderate PRO IS
The diret importation OF teas is a specially a,
this store. and are sold from fifty cents upward
Give him call
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

There Is 40 talking, Mr.. Louis Grunewald
is positively determined not to be eaten by any
one u the safe OF pianos. The Inducements thai,
he now Offers are almost fabulous. 1t don, max,
any odds what sort Of piano you want Grune-
Valid is the man that has it, and as for price, well.
you can just suit yourself iii that regard ano
Terms, why he viii give you the best in the world
Go to 10 Baronne street, and if you are no,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

A thick-necked, ugly-looking chap, the
.he terry deck, anxious, as he xid, "to maui
some one to pntty." He stood upon salt
BARREL and dared any man in Detroit to even
wink at him, and topped his arms and
;rowed o victory. Some Of the boys hunted
Up "St Clair SAM" az he il calle and
Sam went down. He is over six feet high,
With fist like peek of walnuts, and when
ae appeared the boas.er got off the barrel
Y Kin lick any man in Detroit, Ell ?" inquired
) I'M, as he took off his coat WANT to maui
some one to putty, ell p he continued, as he
,nbutoned his collar. He with the thick
leck glanced at SIM all over. came to his
senses, and walking mp and extending his
land, said: 1--WE got the ev-ry-oth.r -day
,ger bad, and this is my aver day; come al
AXE suthin' hot. "-D Detroit Free Press.
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Office Mutual Aid and Renezo,a,f Iifa lnsnrs, AZ

Oihce Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life lnSuraI &C
Ass @; ton OF Lou sm a. No L. Camp str et--New
tTl' ans. August le.I.Menbei~ of this Association
arr hereby notified of the death Of titus FernOW. hO
ii Iii lis city January 81 ls.4 and j. F. Il. Grace,
no died IN this city March ~ le14 and are
alei upon To come forward without further notice,
and pay at the office of the Association No ~ Camp
s1lvet 81 % on each, before r. NJ. September
y ir14 X. w. YOUNG,
htEZ9 Secretary.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

The London Dllv Telegraph claims to have
the largest circulation in the world, and it ha.
attained this proud distinction by conducting
itDeof on the ''American plan" 1t is untiri G.
b enterprising The hast feat .s to writ: up
ahightiul description OF prize fight between
dwarf named Brummy aud u ferociou. bull
dog The details were fairly sickening and
1he town was Mortified. Investigations were
ct ON foot at once and it was 500 discovered
1hA& it was a cock-and-bull story instead OF a
and-bull-dog one. In other words, it
~ hoax.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

A very important a.llluu., a., is made in our
advertising colHmlls by M-ssrs. F. sees & Co.
OF ~ and 1873 Canal street, no will sell to the
pubic, shoes End boots. both French and Ameri
can, for gents, ladies and children q, prices S,
low AS to i.duce til. most penuliotls to purchase
They invite inspection and def, competition
eelth.r in their imported or home made 4 aces and
bontS ~
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

Messrs. Bras,lman II Adams those ponu]a,
merchants OF the Fourth District, at the corner
Of Magazine and st. Andr. Streets are nov
selling their entire summer stock of dry goods
below the actual cost pr.ee to make room fo,
their new goods now Oh the way. Bargains tina,
are bargains are now to be had at this store and
all des,rous Of obtaining the same should 60
4eaT1v
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

II Honse Greeley opinion of Mrs. Tlton
= saerectly quoted. the marriage of that lad,
With Theodore Tlton offers perfect retuta
ton Of the doctrine that happy unions AT
snly formed by . conjunction Of opposites
1of more unhappy union than this it is hard
20 ina9inei and yet Horace Greeley is cited
- saying that Mr.. Tlton possessed 1.-THE God
hleeaedsss wife in the world" If any WON IN
ever had the precise opposite OF God
blsaaed' husband, clearly Mrs. Tlton is that
woman. And yet she il not happy
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

A negro juror in Montgomery, Ala, was
determined not to be choked of irom his due
share in agreeing on verdict The Other
eleven seem to have regarded the ne ,ro twelfth
- al ght and agreeing to anything the,
resolved upon. They rendered a verdict 0,
guilty in some rascality case. and the r,sca,
Was sentenced to twelve months hard work
The negro juror said he WAS willing to sweal
that he lid not consent to the verdict and
was not consulted while in the jury ~
70 hi. vote, and he testified to this effect. HI
thus upset the whole proceedings, and til,
accused got new trial, which was just what
he wanted
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

DROVLSIO NS--PROVIsIONS-
100 casks Clear Bacon SIDES,
50 casks Clear Rib Bacon SIDES,
40 casks Bacon SHOULDERS,
100000 lbs Dry Sailed SHOULDERS,
$4,000 lbs Dry Sailed SIDES,
500 bbls Mess PORK.
100 tierces Choice Sugar-Cured HAMS,
100 tierces Refined LARD,
80 kegs Choice Leaf LARD.
In store and Tor sale by
au9 81 FINNEY. SHFEHAN K Russ.
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Office Plan ers' Cotton Tie A~sur iatlul. 81 Car
ondel''t sir.t-Nrw Orleans August T. ls74.--A
meeting nf III stockholders Of this AssO iatOn for
the p rro.r If culsi ering and acting upon certain
modlt. at" rs of the charter will take place at its
office l.. is ity, on SATURDAY, September s. 1874.
aus In JOHN HUGHES President.