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The daily gazette., 1874-11-02

NOTICE. 1, John II. Yeiter. Ia com :
~ pliance with the requirements Of the
net Of A ssembly in such case made and provided
do hereby give notice that shall apply in
writing. to the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the StIio Of
Delaware. in and for the county Of New Cas-
tie. upon Monday the 10th day Of November
next. A. D.. 1874. being tho first day Of the
next November term OF the said Court. for a
Licensy to keep an Inn or Tavern ut the Farm
ersand Droysrs. Hotel, in the village OF New
por:. New Castle County, bel, IN school Dls
trict No II. and TO sell intox ica ting. liquors
10 less quantities than one quart. to be drunk
on the premises, and the following freehold
ers recUmmend the said application. to Wit:
Joseph Miller. John Chandler.
John w. snitcher. James Melvin. "a
Joseph l.. Barra,t, Robert Sindani. ne
his Harry u. Miller. Ase
James u Sindall. his ---f
mark. -. John y Simpson, sr..
Wt-Rabt SindIll, mark,
John W. Lyman. Wit-Jno Simpson Jr.
John B Horsher. Charles NJ. GrooIne,
his ADS
James N Rejmau.
mark,
With. b. Miller,
Oct3l-3t JOHN ii. YEITER.
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N0TICE.-ln compliance with the require
IN ments Of the act of Assembly in such
case made and provided. we hereby give no
tice that shall Apply in writingto the Court
OF General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail De-
livery OF the State OF Delaware, in and for
the County of Now Castle, upon Monday.
ihe 10th day Of November next, A. b 1874,
Term of the said Court. for o Lieense to keep
an Inn or Tavern ut the N 4. Corner OF
Twenty first and Market streets, in the
Ninth Ward Of the city of Wilmington. Della
ware. and TO sell intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart. TO be drunk on
the premises. and the following freehoiders
recommend said application. to wit:
y, u, GalIashsf William II. Patterson,
Chnries Greer. ijeorseT L, Barnhill
l.. Z. johnson, John II. Pierson,
Joseph Jackson, John Bullock,
John Carson. Isaac Conner.
jesse. Eaehus. --- William Swcepy.
farick Haggc.ty. Martin Farrell,
Robert Roberts. Bernard McVey,
George p Hall. benjamin Briefly.
Thomas B. Turner. William L Pierce.
William Carter, James Kane.
Lewis LeEdermann James j. Walker.
william lioDc, EilliGm NJ, Kirk,
Charles 4! Dolnnran. Thonihs Graves. 49,
o;tSo St' THOMAS L. MOUsLEY.
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Atthe Election on Tuesday neat
NOU. Sd,
Polls open between 8 and Q o'clock, a.
m, and close at o'clock, p. m.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-02
!, WESTERN HOTEL.
N. W. Cor. 9TH & Orange Streets,
Z, j, KYLE. FRopRIrroR

49, The above konse has been put In
M. cohpieip rapair for the reception Of
iii guess. NhefSthey vii FffsiYe all the
,h;A Aecommo odatiohj Of a ffsi-ciass no, eI :.
&c.. and the table supplied with the besi The
market affords. Transient and rermsnent
boarders accommodated at moderate rates.
GOOD stahling and attentive hostiers. A
"lly solicited,
aus2-d-tf
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NOxlCES.

NOTlCE-T0 WATER RENTERS.-Au
~ All persons who have sold property durr
log the present year must eiye notice in witt
ing to the Registrar, atthe office OF the VI ater
Department, before the 3Oth day eli Novem.
bsr, 1874 and insert In the notice the namo of
the purchaser and the number OF the pro prrty
purchased. Otherwise thsy will be held lin :
bic iipr The water rent the next year. 80
Also, oil pers0ps who may wish to disc0n /.
tlhue the use.of water or any portion of it
must give notice az above, ami ray - 90 tor
drawing terruIe. No alteration will be made
IN any bill after the above dute NJ
.o,i CHARLES BURTON, Jg,.
oct3tnoy16eod -tdlonoysO Registrar.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-02

HzSn The Franklin Institute has ex
tended tho Exhibition for two weeks.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-02

NDTICE-The Exhibition of the Della.
~ ware Institute Of Mechanic Arts will be
continued until the evening of Wednoday "
NOV. 9Th. 1874. This extension ia made In
compliance with the generally expressed pub
ny order Of the Executive Board
oct3O- GEO. W. ROBERTS. Sec'y.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-02

STATE SENATORS.
White Clay Creek HID, JAMES H. RAY
Appoquinimink. HENRY DAVIS.
Brandywiue Hd., SAMUEL HANBY.
Wilmington, ISAAC G. PYLE.
Mill Greek, ., THos. L. j. BALDWIN.
New Castle, - THos. HoLcoMB.
Rod Lion, THos. BIRD. -,
Ut. Georges, HENRY A. NowLAND.
Pencader, WILLIAM p. BIaas.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONER.
GEO. d. MEDILL, Of Mill Creek HID.
WM. L. WIER, White Clay Creek.
WIN. X. BRIaHT, Red Lion.
WIN. Polk, st. Georges.
JAMES C. WILSON and ..,
SAMUEL RoBERTs, Appoquiuimink Hid.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-02
PR0PoSED AMENDMENT TO tn,
4w Il SRM y sTprioNoF THE STATE OF Dhl'

JROPOSED AMENDMENT TO Tutl
AwIRNN SRN SUTTON rhEsTATE or Dhl-
AN ACT proposing an Amendmen, 10 III. f.,.
a''ufion for the purpose af empo,cerioo nj,
Leo'Seo'srs TO .enucf General Iacorporutiyn
SECTION !. Be II enaeted bv N. So,o,.
and House Of Representative of the Sia.so
delaware IN General Assembly met. uv"
thirds OF each house deeming il necessary and
eonshfnns sherein. aad by and with the ap-
PROBATION OF the dovernor) That the following
amendment bo apd the SANG is hereby re-.
posed TO the seventeenth section to the seA
ond article Of the Constitution Of this Snts.
g W.T.; ty adding to the said section the
following words, subject to the provisions
Aforesaid: Tho Legislature shall have power
10 enact general incorporation act, TO nro-
vlde incorporation for religious, charitable.
literary ana manniacturing purposes, Tor the
building and loan associations. and for drain
ing low lands; and no attempt shall be made
u snch act o. Otherwise to limit or quality
fne PSTer e ts, G reserved the
SECTION z, Agd1e further enacted. That
the Secretary of State bs and be il hersby
directed, after the Governor shall have az
proved nna Loi Inc above ptSpesed- amendment
posed amendment and this act in two OF
more newspapers in this State, Tor the con
sh,dera:ioP Of the psonle Of this State. At le,s
thfos "Hu nut moTc tHHn BLK luOnths b0iuTQ
the next general election TOR Senators and
kenresen'atiyes Ia this State.
fassed al Bousr. Aprit3 3. 1873.
.s.. A. V. LESLEY.
Speaker of the Senate.
JOSEPH BURCuENAL,
Speaker Of the, House OF REPRESENTATIVE,
STATE 0P DELAwARE,
Executive Department
June I'd, 1874.
This Act was passed hy and with the anrro
baton OF the governor. '.,'
And l. JANIS PoSDkR Governor Of lie
State OF Delaware do hereby express my ap.
proval ei said amendment as proposed in said
not.
1SEALN Witness my hand and the ureat
N6Naforesaid. ~ ''A'' tue Jay anu year
: al JOHN II. PAfArRk.
Secretary of State.
SrArE or DRLAwARg.
/. JnHN II PAYNrrR, Secretary of staie Of
the STATE Jf Delaware do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a truo copy OF the
act emitted An act proposing an amendment
TO the Constitution for tho purpose Of en,oh-
ering !h1 liegls,9tqle " eBart h. We ne rai IlcoI
porntion Law" passed at Dover Api, ID,
lsl3. together with tho dovernOr,s arprova
gr the said Proposed amendment the same
nayine been compared by me with the original
roll now ON die. ia this Department.
- In witness whereof l have here
SEAL Sunto set my hand and afi xed my
0EN j9thcial seal al Dover this sixteenth
day OF June. in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred ind ssyanty ,os,;
.,.os,. JulN IL. PAYNTEK, i
''e1tts SeoretarR of state
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BANKS AND BANKERS

TNIRSv NATIONLB II "A ~ X
s0F wilMINu1 on
Depository of the Public Moneys.
AND
Flna anciai Agent of tbs ULitei Ststt =
The daily gazette., 1874-11-02

N0TICE.-I. Cloud Piersop. in compli-
~ ance with the. requirements of the act
Of Assembly in such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that shall apply In
writing to the Court Of General Sess ions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State oi
Delaware. in and for the, County of New
Castle, upon Monday. the 10th day Of Novem-
Der next. A. D.. 1874. being the first day of the
next November term of the said Court. for u
License to keep an Inn or Tavern, called the
Newark Hotel, in the town of Newark. in
tchool District No. 80. IN White Clay Cred X
citing liquors in less quantities than one
quart. to be drunk on the premises, and the
following ireeholders recommend tho said
The daily gazette., 1874-11-02
THE tARTIZAtS SAVINGS BANK
500 Market Street,

Incorporated February %. Ia6l.
Open To receive deposits daily from y A. M
uath =. NJ :. and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from Ito y clock.
A SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
Of six per cent. has been regularly paid on
deposits. since the organization OF the Bank.
and II is the expectation Otthe Managers. that
this rate of dividends will be continued.
When dividends are not withdrawn, they
are accounted a. DEPOSITS. Thus permanent
dAnosita compound their interest twice in each
HANAGERS.
WILLIAM 5. HILLKs. 9EoRGR W. BUsH.
gLEMENy \; snvrs. axoRaE 8. CAPsILE,
CHAs. W. llowLssn, NJ. l.. LICBTKssTRH.
NATHAN'L Y. BENSON, EDWARD DARLtNOr ON
UENRY +. DURK. JOB II. j AOgsOs,
Il. N. .SrOrasnBuRG. WM. Ii. SwIrT,
ANTHONY llI08Iss,
WIN q; uILLES. Preside I.
6xo- W. BusH. vtce President.
febH-'y II. I. TAYLOR. Ire isurer
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EDWARD BELTS. President,

EDWARD BELTS. President,
,r-- -" 90 -
GEO. D.. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
Paid mp Capital. oJOO.OOO
Philadelphia aEd Now York Exchange fu-
nishei to regular Dernsitufs without charge
Discount days. MOna-ys and Thursdays. ut
$3.50 A. Nj.
DIRECTORS
Clement D. Smyth. deorEe W. Bush.
Israel Pu ey, Eli Garrett, .AAas
uenry 3. McComi. Joshua 7: Head.
Dapiet James. william TatnaIi.
Edward Bolts. mar23
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IA son per day ri hnme. -Tsrlus h,s j.. |
xSL;voo dioss ukH. TiNsoS Il Co, rur.,nn,
The daily gazette., 1874-11-02

County Ticket.
For Sherif-WN. II. LAMBS0N.
For Coroner-RICHARp GROVES.
The New York herald., 1874-08-20
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY AUGUST 20 SHEET
sAisBS AT AUCTION.

sAisDs AT AUCTION.
N Household Furniture. Pianoforte. &c,
IHi DAY, al private resi- ienre
. Il East 10Th st. near Broadway, At lOAs o'clock
coii prsing rosewood and walnut Paror aud h,diolm
Carpets Bedding, Cocks, Bronzes, Mirrors oi Pant
ings kitchen and dining room trrniare ac eos; sl,D
last May. HENRY zINN, Aneuoneer
A UCTIoN. AUCTION AUCTION
N $20OOV worth of Magnificent Household Furniture.
Pianoiorts, Bronzes. Drawing Room suits,
n'"I'ai on HIS pAY s. s9IrS uSursias,' assasn'
at the elegant residence IS West 18TH ST.
near 5th av at lia O'Clock,
brocade; Etagercs Cabinets, Tables, velvet carpets
Mirrors, Bronzes, Clocks Paintings, Bureaus Bcdseads
Mattresses wardrobes rosewood Panofore celebrated
Ware Table Cutlery Linen; basement, kitchen turni-
ture Furniture servans apartments. Sale peremptory
Parties wishing attend this sale take 5h stages or
9th Nv. cars. AUGUSlE MARTiNtS, Aucti0nesr.
AUOTION SALE. AUCTION SALE
n THIS DAY Thursday commencing at 10 O'Clock.
ALL THE HANDsOMh AND y EFUL HOUSEHOLD
ofthe elega gant private residence
2lO West 2lst st., near th av.
over 400 lots all In excellent order consisting Of Decker
walnut Farlor Suits richly carved covered IN bro
cade satin and cotealne; Inaid Tables. OH Paintings
Bronzes Plate Mirrors Lace Curtains Clocks. Cabinets
Etageres Library ana Secretaire Bookcases, Library
Easy Chairs spanish and T kish Lounges rosewood and
walnut Chamber Sets with Dressing Gases; Bedyteads
Bureaus, Wassands, Rockers 81 hair and spring mat
Buffet Dniug Chairs Siverwarc, Crockery; rep plush
and harcloh suits; velvet Brussels and ingram Car
pets Hall sand Chairs. kitchen Furniture, &c.
N B-salc positive. Take Seventh or Eighth avenue
The New York herald., 1874-08-20
MAnBI.E MA>rEI.-.

GrtAf HfDrCrION N Prices on NARBLE
n ant ssIhiei ixet hautes al Kinds of Floor rlinz
Nguunf nts ueadao0es rab. Tor plumbers and caDiuc
makers. offered al :. kLAbEH tO's steam Mar.
hic WORKS. Ne sI ~ 20 West fifty nrst street. near
Hrosdwsy
kLABtR Ne tArf FlDHrEFNTii STREET
"A. THIRD u stllillg and anulacturinx
= klnss ~ marble aud rlei1ef Aauies ani OtIer
hafbf N,rk ~ Rrczuy reduced ptlcos Marble Tnrniu.
~ the trade.
AroskATLy REDutED PRiCEs
"A An exrnslse stgok VI slate ana Asrbs MAn.rlS
wash Trays and State ~efs OF every description.
Ft>HffA >LAf M COMPANY,
Ialsa sausre fssrti afense ssJ .~v.s'-ss'h AT ny
The New York herald., 1874-08-20

A UCTIoN SALE OF FIRST CLASS CITY MADE
IA Household furniture, velvet. BRUSSELS CarDets this
hnrsdayl morning August d. at 1. O'CLOCK at the ele
CANT private first class residence u3 West Tw
street, near sixth avenue oyer 40 lots by catalogue
Magnificent Grand Duchess Prince Arthur and Marie
Antoinette styles Par.0r Suits Stetnway sons rose
wooa ~ octave Pianoforte Works Of Art Painiings
Mirrors, Curtains Chamber Suits, all styles Mattresses
Bedding, Sitting Room suits In plush, rep AMI hair
cloth; library, dining and basement Furniture: Hall
Stand, Stair Carpets j. KkAEMER, Aucti0neer. Goods
packed snc delivered Tor purchasers Take Broadway,
Sixth Seventh avenue to Twentyeighth street.
The New York herald., 1874-08-20

DEAC tIFuL % ACRE FARM AT ROSLYN l.. T. !;
- good buildings, orchard, horses cows, crops and
farming implements; price 5000; would exchange
small Place IN Jersey. H. r. CGRLEY, Il Centre street
O T andress hoN 7aB Post Office.
The New York herald., 1874-08-20

LEW rroUsAND ACRES OF RICH FARMING LAND
Y in NehraS TaWIll sell cheap trade for Goods In
quire OF LEM W. I'LL. Astor llouse.
The New York herald., 1874-08-20

DY JOHN H. DRAPER 4 CO.,
ID Auconeers.
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company will sell
5000 tons Scranton Coal
at public auction Wednesday, August &C. at IL O'Clock
noon, at 70 Exchange place.
SAMUEL SLOAN,
President
The New York herald., 1874-08-20

INOR SALE-fOUR STORY BROWN STONE HIGH
4 soep Dwelling near Fifth Avenue Hotel; bought ia
under foreclosure aud tor salc cheap Address MORT
G.AGEE. Dox gis Post Office, Cincinnati Ohio
The New York herald., 1874-08-20

WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND sIvE IE rms
w country, Tor the water, Cottage Furnished Al
1Ess stAuna srsoe. CBiAf Kk>1 Herst yakcs.
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leave its scabbard our handssmust grasp the
| cross. And thus the symbol Of our faith in
| the Prince of Peace dominates over the impli-
ment Of worldly passion.
All of this great land has seen enough-too
much-of blood too much hatred, too much of
| wrong. The animosities engendered by frat
ricidal war have survived too long. 1t is high
time the people, North and South, should rec
ognize the purpose of the Almighty in mould
ing and preserving the Government, and
spreading out before it future of concord,
happiness, power and glory. It is time that
America should cleanse her garments OF their
dust and battle-stains; and having every scar
erased, and all her members perfect, compact
and strong and with diadem il-jeweled OF
her queenly brow, should again take her
proper place amongst the nations of the earth.
Our organization has no political purpose. It
NEEDLES not with political dogmas or plans.
But it is national in its jurisdiction and
paternal in its character. And while rejoicing
In its prosperity and power, we cannot feel in
different to Our civil government. Our essen
tial principles Of traternal love and kni ghtly
magnanimity, and liberal hospitality and all
Astounding charity if made the practical
guide to craftsmanship must produce indi-
yidual happiness and national glory
"A Union Of hearts, a Union Of hands,
Union OF States none can sever; :"
and SO that while coming from all sections OF
our country, we meet and mingle together TO
legislate for our illustrious order; to cement
old friendships and to form new ones, we are
riveting anew the Chain Of nationality, and
are serving a double purpose OF patriotism
and fraternity.
Most worshipful sir, this is not the first time
that the banners OF the cross have waived over
a Crescent City but never before was the sur
render made with such eagerness and grace
never before were the invading hosts so gladly
and so kindly welcomed; never before did
they find, under the ensign OF Mahomet, such
noble Knights of the true faith, bearing the
indelible sign of Brotherhood in their hearts, |
and manitesting it in all their acts. Although |
you have surrendered your beautiful city and |
Temple to us, we surrender ourShearts to you. |
When the unwelcome hour Of separation
comes, may we leave behind as delightful
as we will carry with Us to our
homes,
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WATEnMEN, SPARE THOSE STREETS. 1t is
the special request OF Grand Commander Jos.
p. Horror, that the city water-carts do not
sprinkle Friday morning those streets indi-
Gated in the route Of the grand parade. The
street superintendent, or such officer as may
have these carts under his supervision, is
hereby urged to see that this request is strictly
complied with
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The troubles in the coal regions Of Penn
sylvania continue to augment with the seyeri-
ties of winter. Thousands of miners are out
of employment, and have no means to sup
port themselves or their families. They are
willing; it is said, to work at any price, SO that
it furnishes them bare subsistence. The
terrible distress they are already enduring is
iuconceiyable.
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Mr.. S. C. Glenn, Of the Columbus, Ohio,
gazette, visited US this morning and expressed
himself as highly delighted with his stay. He
came with the Reed Commandery of Dayton.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04

Here is another big railroad scheme on pa
per as started by New York journal An
eight track road between New York and Chi
cago, by a combination between the New York
Central, the Hudson River, and the Lake
Shore ard Michigan Southern roads. 1t is to
cost twenty-five millions, and is to carry freight
cheaper than by the Baltimore and Ohio.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04

Capt Boyntcn, alfred in his life-preserying
costume, crossed Dublin Bay the other day
from Howth Head to Oakley Island, a dis
lance of nearly nine miles, in two hours and
fifty minutes. He lay on his back, and used a
canoe paddle to propel himself, feet forward
He fred of rockets and smoked cigars while
in the water
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Notice.

Nothing IS purchased which requires so much
iudgm, Mt in the purchase good Watch. In many
i'll stances the gaudy outside is found to contain "a
worthless interior, and the deluded buyer does not
take long to discover that he has been at great ex
pense for nothing. An honest matchmaker, who
guarantees what he sells and sells only what he can
guarantee to give satisfaction, is always worth know
ing, and we can safely refer country and city
readers to p. S. ANDERSON, of 1873 Rampant street
as Just such man.
Strangers visiting the city will find it to their adj
vantage to call ut the above store where they can
find the finest selection OF Diamonds and Jewelry at
very low prices.
Call on HIM once and you will surely call again.
n19 I'm
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We have witnessed, at the st. James Hotel,
the exhibition Of the new apparatus, the
"Hea!th Lift" a machine for developing the
muscles evenly over the whole body, and Civ
ing to the blood free circulation. The
"Health Lift is a beautiful piece Of mechan-
ism, and also an invention to be appreciated
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04

Cleanliness. strength and safety are three
and more the st. Mary possesses, now plying
in the Lower Coast trade. A word to the wise
is SIIfs- ent
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04

The direct United States cable will probably
be laid and completed by the middle of Janu-
airy. The steamship Faraday, engaged in the
enterprise, has encountered very rough
weather, and it has been found necessary TO
buoy the cable twice.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04

Michel E. Girard of Vermilionville, parish
of Lafayette, M. W. Grand Master CT Masons
of Louisiana, Past Grand High Priest OF
Grand Royal Arch Chapter, Senior Grand
Warden Of the Louisiana Grand Commandery
of Knights Templar, and a 32d in the A. and
A. Scotch Rite, pal the BULLETIN the honor
of visit Thursday Mr.. Girard is worthy
the distinctions which have been sLo yered
upon him by his Order.
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GRAND ENCAMPMENT KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR.

| The following are a list OF the Standing
Committees Of the Grand Ercampmeat:
| ON CREDENTIALS.
| Sir Knight 3. II. Langley, OF Minnesota
! Sir Knight Chas. H. Kingston, Of Pennsyl
vania.
Sir Knight Danl II. Wheeler of Nebraska.
on DoINGs OF GRAND OFFICERS.
| Sir Knight Enoch T. Carson, OF Ohio.
Sir knight Robert f. Bower, of Iowa.
Sir Knight III. W. Hubbard, of Illinois.
Sir Knight VIM. O. Geuld, of Kansas.
Sir Knight G. F. Hills, Of Michigan.
ON FINANCE.
Sir Knight Charles Marsh, Of California.
Sir Knight Charles A. Stott, of Massachu-
sets and Rhode Island.
Sir Knight Nathan Dikeman, of Connecti-
cut.
Sir Knight P. NJ. Savory OF Mississippi.
Sir knight John Fl. Duesenburg, Of Penn
sylvania.
Augustine L. Smyth, of South Carolina.
John Frizzell, Of Tennessee.
John Dean, Of Massachusetts and Rhode
Island.
John NJ. Price, of Kansas.
Il. S. Taft, of Vermont.
ON UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
A. Euga ne Lyle, of New York.
Charles Cruit, of Indiana.
VIM. n. Byers, Of Colorado.
Il. b. Richardson. of Texas.
James G. Balm, Of Virginia.
ON MASONIC JURISPRUDENCE.
Josiah H. Drummond, of Maine.
John W. Simons, OF New York.
Theo. S. Parvin, of Iowa.
Joseph W. Fellows, Of New Hampshire.
Walter T. Bragg, of Alabama.
ON DESIGN ALTON or NEyr .cT cv- eTr.,vv<c
Sir Knight John Wolyerton, Of New Jersey.
Sir Knight Edward 7. Schultz. O. Mary
land.
Sir knight Geo. Frank Gouley. OF Mis-
souri,
ON GRIEVANCES
Sir Knight John II. Brown, Of Kansas
Sir Knight Fourraud Fondy of New York.
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A-Georgi ia medium materializes canine sri
rits. So local papers report, at least but a
sceptic suggests that there is probably some
waggery about such ghost tales.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04

Earl Russell, who is living in the house built
for Mr.. Tennyson, at Hazlemere, is putting the
finishing touches to his "Recollections,
which, it is believed, will be quite as interest
ing, if not as piGuant, as the "Greville Ne
moirs"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04

The gross earnings Of sixteen of the prin-
ciral Western railways for the month of Oc-
tober were s3,5S7.775, against 50, 1873, 476 in
corresponding month last year, being an in
crease of S104. 800; and for ten months of the
year, ofthe same roads, amount to 500, 7O1, $685.
against 500, 927, S91 in corresponding time last
year, decrease Of S226, 25S The result for
October is more favorable than for some time
previous, and exhibits the total increase above
noted,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
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NEW ORLEANS, DECEMBER 4, 1874.

We. McCarty went security for ]. 3. Phil
lips, the alleged murderer Of the old man
Needham Waters, in Grant parish.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04

A new candidate for public favor-the
steamer St Mary, in the Lower Coast trade.
See advertisement in this paper for days Of
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04

Two ventursome lads were seen in the
neighborhood OF the State House Thursday
morning. Fears are entertained for their safety,
as it is not known whether Anderson is quiet
vet or not.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04

It is estimated that the hog crop Of 1874 in
Indiana will probably fall short of an average
some 20 to % per cent. This great loss was
occasioned by the general prevalence OF
cholera during the early spring and late sum
mer months.