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, 1874-12-12
THE VOYAGE.

I.--hNGNonED.
q weary days antl nIghtB, 10 still, no sill
Tho tlueteFs saits hung Tapping sttn and ntow;
We rlua and c!>rfn, nna act n"r 4,clr!css VIII
IN Sai,l rosuIt at wl,ns 10 sla:,He, 10 knew kAow ,
Anil fret M III fhc cart. the west, wn Eco
areat sl.ila sud snas 80 sliding fast md freq.
1r.-ADHlIT.
o fearful .lrys and nsghta, 20 dnrk SO cold
;rAe swift waves 1n1r1; AMI leap III every s!det
No r,illpr Bteers uo 1ast no hlMT, ean hpitt
No think no nsr coul hear yA u w crlel
Wo think God would l.us ,n}ha us II Wo died;
Wo leal forgotten, Aelllfegs, cunt away;
We smut or ryeH aEt do not GEttl It!5.
Ill-0N bt0NE.
peaceful dayy, mud psaeetul lights w!!ose peaco
ta,l.,us 10 uttered q l:reetl shurta Of iifa
peyp,l itle botiy! Hbal wa ever cGaae
Io smile that through h.ch hot ant! Hllly atrlte
Ifa eanle9 That .lunta antt ioara cn1sitt grou 10
rttp:
Thai We could faii 10 xsn Law fi"ll'a t;,ol hand
our u,.ehosiagu mud lrttinEs rnnnute
, 1874-12-12

Fr,n fie Hushl,st.an Chronicle.
lii tho joiIc1'rs,n County Wess V!sgsnia> Circuit
Court last Monday DaM!oi Amoa, former ainsor
of IIus1,ers Ferry, obi tained diyuYon from Mnry
Ciomlnor Anna, to literary es!ebrlty, who IL nov
rcn!ili,,s III Wna.nHtsn. No trust The issae ot
thu alfair viii ln al fortunate au siAt of :" lIia
Two Wiyes," noyo! wll!c! Altu. Amos lsas Just
concluded tn htr.4Y Saturday. In GNlrh, aftor
being divorced thu miserable so,fp!u nest mako
Up, ro,nprry, aud rs,tls aa"'' ta pasa'snsns
bkpF,anlt.
, 1874-12-12

TGHulC5 u LIZ. 1lufuGA QAlHo4At4uIct o+"* 'N+
ANNOUNCED for publication several ycnre ago. A
good iloa. Of matesial since obtained hy tho a't-
thor, during residsnco Oh tho Missouri in 1871
y, bus loon ad1ci to tho work, ase}ins tho pri-
n,ary volume to III, ocsavo Of noariy 1900 rages.
Though psofcsscdiy treating. tho hrd5 o. tha
Missouri watershed, tho work will 1ncule 90
ncriptions OF alien species whenever noedoa 10
complete tho accountof particular groups, ,I,, TX
tonsiyo bynonytuical lists arc glyo of oaeh slc,
cies together with their history ami seoSfapnlca!
distribution. From the distinguished ability Of
| DR.. ConaH IN un olHerse: u rarlous lolds Or
Eatl.sa! History, And especially III 'nat " oll
| thology W0 t.ny c:pcct that tho forthcoming
! work Wilt he rnoat thorough md Falneolo.
THE SEcnb,!EfEh.
| Dr.. ponchut, leading physician III Paris. han
| obtniued prize from Tho French Aeaflouly OF
Medicine for tin discnyery oi q method by which
| to distinguish reAt from ai'pnrent death. The
point ia settled by tho ho Of all INSTRUMENT de-
! 7isoi by DR.. Donchut, a"d named by hlnl tho
! Necrouetor TIC instrument IL of the nature
OF thermometer. aud Ia 10 bo rlarea uniior thn
aYupt Of tho perton whoao cond'tinn is 10 no
tcyte.I. II is no graduated HAT II. I'll tlit1 os~
tio,, il r,;ay * xoro, tho evidence may By consd'
crci conclusive that lifa is extinct: Nhoo tho
Temperature Of thu h,u.an l.oay tala to 20 tieg.
aboyo zero eonttgrello or ba aes. fallf, aossa 70
certain: l.pucc, in tho l,he 0f tbs Necfontotos'
tho instrument indicate :oro. 1lo doans 'aooo
e1ae that tho vital al'ark lnH iioit,
| TYPOGRAPHICAL pi.:I1oSANt or CENTRAL ASIA
Tho ltusaiuu Geographical sDcioty deternnhea.
ut q rocen: nlooting. to propara GeographIca'
Dictionary ur Centraa .,a!a. It WIS not definitely
aeetlol wlat countries will bo included III ths
ssopa Of tho work, hut it IL hopod tls viii no!
be limitcd to the plnces III the pobacssion o.
}.ussin. It snoul cnsbraca tho kl'anates az
Khisn, l'nlharn a,,d ks,okaa. ~ t9aaa Re- reRi@nns @
lsyo loon very nIsriocsy deter1nod u 1ne w., ~.
,t1.os Of tl,1 Geographical DlottonniJ o. ~
Countries Adlacoul to Intlla. rubl,sne'n gu oy ~
Iuuiau aoyernmaut. The yasua ol tn9 W9ls 3
would ulso 10 much oulla.soeu shons1 " RtVs
room for tha plaoeu nultlad by Tug ARM eeosfs.
1}terB aud thu travellers OF tlle at1nusn hBha' III
we'll ~ Tor those existing ut tho l'1oaens aate'
1ustEA SHEEP.
fleece from Il Iis:ater slAoep-a no" oreod
proluccil iu soutl, AHtra!ih--als1assod ooas'des-
ab1o attention ut recent fa'r in Drornon. Tho
wool waa Of remarkably tho, Silly slioen ana
Yostusss; Of an unusual lo''gth.-o'or inohoa!
and Of snowy Wilderness. It was tAo opinion o.
al, who examiue,. Tho tieecs t!as yarn and ototh
OF superior quality ooutd hc nlasto frna IL. =
WaB cul from, yeurnG rH., ind 3ae tho feeM!u ,t
nf iu.nna+n breod'.R OF NcHfetts aneag wsn *a..s
\ l,4clHlts (Litiauih, ENuls, fhn hutants 81 eSA'
= sgsA9HA ssq91sssa4 W. aas Gass2'
, 1874-12-12
THE FARM AND GARDEN.

EntI1tro of tho Grange Purchasing
A.eutn-StRgecsti0t iii Regard to
Witness slsld Other Eccg--dsuttg ana
Hiai1y Pfosvs-Eivc Apples for u
k.arxc MISUNDERSTANDING; Of GOOSE
MISUNDERSTANDING into tItu COtaEatry
The 9E'Elttlcr,
, 1874-12-12


uHrnNEIt; Nov. "a, 1871.
.fA. "RnAAI. "-3tH; llayit'g rpcelys1 l'attsgo
III very Glluet nn*ecrry HctslE from BcDnssI caHo
Inform me, through The columns Of rltE TRIBUNE,
how anil when alall IluAt them. lours respect-
fully, j. NJ,
'rlto seeds may lie sown now, or early III The
spring. Cover about half~kl-lint1 with tim
onrtl, ail sprinkle Oil half aH mich moro uand.
Yh.a wis! keep tlsa Hecsla usa.st, ~M prevent tia
snstaca tyutn haki,.s, Apnla, aud 1tost a.l.er
reeds that aro planted III hoayy clay Aol!a, ARC
henctltes, by light ,hrlnkle Of rand, for u"
value in li.is country. M aeconnt Ut 80 3u4,,y
ather trora valuable uun,ner-trrilA sa come 1t
lie aa,no time. lhforo tin Var. nHcd to send
frun1 luO tn 20 bllshola Of thu gooshhorry tn tho
CLiuaco 1na,kut, hut lluyu Ei.lco dug NJ, .!lo
whole plantation, nua theto II mt now Il single
h,,,h Vi thv guusaLerry loft 1T ,ay tsardon,
W1NrEN-ArrlEa.
pLA1aFlELu, Ind. Nny. 81, 1871.
Nil. luuAh '-e1M: MI yoa !!1.,o giys 6ig me no
ist Of fyo wuteraplss for I'LL orchard n 50oo trnes
$50 thut b., Wsrdor, IN his AtNpr,:ap Ppnol6ay.
rsf4sa to you ID spessinQ o. tho e'an'sa ale. Nv"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-25

an THE PURCHASE ROAD, leading from
" Depot RE situated commanding
Of sound and Andsap- toward White
Plans MauAroneek viii egHotabe ard pleasant surround
good houses stables b. bad
for persons family rho good
s; ba nlr. RE jig miles from White PLANE Apply person.
slv GRIFFIN Purchase ~
To J. t. GRIFFIN. III West 39l~L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-25
Ceriures ano mectiuss.

4 DVERTI5EMENT FOR THE NEWS
n YORK TRIBUNE " ILL BB RECEIVED Ar THR lPl0~H
OFFICES Nos IA - Tbrty-sreoadlst, 3os Wea
.s0l hind Thrtsioarhs~ he
HAREI OFFICE, Ma 2.s>l Thn ave- cor oushundrsi-ind
suIth-s lasH ngs Bank onling sndai he BROOK
LYN BRANCH OFF E. No %3 WsangtoE-s' re1 door ~ As
Posto.ice. up .. m. a. regular Office rs,r,
VNHE LADIES' TEMPERANCE UNION will
FRIDAY. IN fres Tabernacle NJ <
addressed b, As AaAs hoSU
Of bnz and All
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Ga phom u man Goureru

"a ph6m man Gcurern
DOCK on STRUCTURE, Fistuia, Piles Impo.
pspcs HENRY UASIELS
n D., ia LsrinEsst-4ve. Aalea Tor % eens&
GENEVA AWARD.
" PAres having e uader this svard shOd present then
KIsGmAE .. PAGE. IS PArt.rov. sev- York
.THE WONDERFUL FOSSIL HORSES OF
THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS fay isseI Ses u ihe
Of Prof u e. kHrshs Discoveries N lklBIht kXIkA No. ID
HA<1 70 eensi RsSsASk ~ esetA -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-25

SIS 2D-AVE., third floor, back.-A re-
DID spectacle Young woman TAKE CARE OF CHILDREN
and make generally useful take charge Of an infant from
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DR0SPECT PARK HOTEL


l. CAIHhILLL. y. l..
win open on the 18Th Of
the Hudson Rivers
reAtT saArzc
extended Hs heass for 800 VI 400
- !oa4 sE1AsrEp. csaia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-25

20 ami lately Anei can
groom table, tend nor pIs1
Trrifnrr Lo references. Call At CAhPBN
IER's 1873 " llthsL. corner 6Ghsye.
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furuuIre.

furulIEre. ---------
----~~~~~~~---~-~~~----~ - - - - :,
tEOR SALE-DES<S, CHA IRIS, RECITATION
u hkAlH, Bian BOARDS cAl'ETS &c sshcieni ig dVy
eehOAs CAL OF acases s. POI Wes j0 o AIEhLO" ooA
0thNre
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w f0r FURNITURE cARPErs md IT
B. NJ COWPERTHwAfTE co.'s, sos i55 s,d 1871 Chsh.n-t
Az IMMENSE STOCK AND LON PRICES.
IRON VESSELS THAT WILL NOT SINK.
Il How safety 81 ses erssise THE TRIBUNE
TIA No - Priee 40 eentss psnpke, 20
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Situailons Uanieo--t

Chambermaids.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR The NEM
n YoRK TgTBfSE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT ThE upIV ~,
oFPICks Nos. "a Ia West ThrV-seoadstt OF jus "sss
T-sn adt Jel Thirisve corner Ihl oSr,1 " :, Va.
HARLAN OFFICE. IA 2xsI TeiT co., oa. ~, FpooS
~snty-ioua rim Bank Bulains ana az voc ~ ~
LYN BRANCH oI3ICR No 32J wsshingonsA Hei' '''' " -'
Poet Once, AZ 70 > regular once ih'eA
CHAMBERMAID aud WAITREsS-By an
~ Am-esu Protestant ycang from the eoahI N-h
wher- eau u.oa kbows hos % DO heuaeNA
prfets the country has satisfactory reiernee esa se eN -
hOAE BUREAU lis 5th-sve-. shove lOte-sI
CHAMBERWORK and WAITING-By very
~ tar yoans Protestant son.n she ihorousep ~ rr,S,s
h-I ys aY soaauI. Cal II lJs Wei iI1ls1 cox ee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-25

I AIDES DIRECTORY.
4 RECEPTION ROOM, jO2 Broldwav
WORK Room BfoaiNav and s5th-st
COMMITTEES ROOM. IL Wet ijth-st
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 40 West i5th-st.
SERVANTS every capacity for ely and country Work ior ell
faithful Cone neatly dressed e
hair Sat irNelrv not aioseL Enter 40 West 45h.
hi, rsstory ladies'. asd ask the
ppf and al fell ae nel OF iorn. C0a
nv orss should sivance OF oee hours
a m. I'LL D. m. SATURDAY, doom closed al p.
OFFICE and HOUSECLEANING done on
reasonable terms respectable reliable
references FAMILIES WASHING Call address MA
COYLR. 526 Ess lithst
TWO Protestant young women, one Engilsh,
tie other North OF IrrlAnd dere COOK,
ASHER ana fRONYR. other UPSTAIRS WORK NURSE
and sEAMsTRBss los Obaye.. shoe
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delu UanIeo-- Males.


4 GENTS.-S12 per day to good canvassers
n Apply to g. M LiSlSGT0A BRO, 3io Broadway. Y.
WANTED-A young person IA ASSISTANT
w BookKEEPER factory PLAIN, hand hd
quick Of resarei
work arI about $50 ao1I Adcs Box Az eSvn nor
w.k. COlB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-25
ATS. M D. V. ODELL's, 1O9 West 34th-st

At :. 81 f. V. ODELL', 1O9 " est 34th
corner Irsawv n. l. established loo2 the most e1tensi q
and reabe EMPLOYMENT BUREAU the CEid states 5oies
boann families ami employers geHeEay en always
supplied With domestic agricultural OF oAe1 hbLF maze
and fen.ie fo aHr csp.ciy aad OF al natOnahues .
Al expeuce made US familiar with the record Of
Who situations through
and as AZ ase IL investigate the references Il
before recommending them Tor ana'
better class OF help
through Communications by mail
rersfv rom
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-13
PIANOS.

Parties wishing to purchase pianos
can get them from first hands, as Will
be in this city from now on, fer the pur-
pose Of selling, our pianos TO those who
wish to buy on terms to suit purchasers.
Having no agents in this city, we pay
no commissions and expect no favors OF
the same Our pianos are warranted IN
all respects for five years, and will be
kept in tune and perfect order the first
wear, free Of chorge. Our pianos are
made for this climate, and time will test
their durability:-they are able to speak
for themselves for power, sweetness,
purity of tone and finish. One of these
instruments can be seen at Mrs. NJ. Il.
Dow's. Il. II. LOWE q Co., n. \.
iy25-lm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-13

fNehA0- hepoit.
20 Page K P SEC
80 Ing3mar 2Bc
285 Valley X =.
50 Raymond Il Ely -. II, Ak
is Eureka Con Il
= Flag ~
100 Belmont "A. A., "A
as Newark Is
50 Washington < Creole 81 kc
IFS G Chariot )
$50 Fillmore 81 4C
53J ; Chariot go
~ Red Jacket Ia
l5l Crown Point -. - 3
249 Etlcher Is =
- EIcheguer 65
1870 Oph;r u h, Tx
49, Imperial IA, =.
81 Overmau 81.
s35 California 20, 3St
$40 Con Virginia -
1854 Cherry Greek = =, ?,
IS K K Con )
loo Monitor Belmont II
100 Mahogany ;
81 St Patrick 80
80 Bellevue -
3 . Savage 90. 5954
81 Silver Chord Ia
10 k-ntuck II. IL!
IoJ Yellow JACKIE; % =. %
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-13

The stock market to-day is reported
decidedly dull.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-13
HOTEL AkKIN AIS.

orNssv uorsE-eEonaE d. tHIrh. rRorrIrr"N
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-13

T. CHARLES HorrL. GEO. rUrIn. Proprietor
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-13

LEcrURE.-Owing to the excitement
following the accident yesterday evening
the lecture OF Prof. Kennedy was not
very well attended. Prof. Kennedy lee
lures acnin tonight when many more OF
our citizens should hear him as he pre-
serts useful facts i'll an entertaining
manner.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-13

DISTRICT CoUET.-The case OF james
Murphy. charged with the murder OF
AlcCal!um was on trial Yesterday and is
not vet concluded. Gen'l i. NJ. Clarke
defends tie prisoner.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-13
A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT /!
One Man Fatally, Two Men seriously
and Eleven Others More or
Lrss nj,ired

Il
evening, sixteen men working upon the
new ditc. at the end Of the humc.
about two and one-half miles west OF
this city, uncouplcd the forward fiat car
Of q number standing upon the side
track. near by, and started for town
Soon after starting it was discovered
that the brake upon the car would not
hold at all, and the grade being very
heavy the speed soon became trisht!uI.
Two men jumped off soon after It start
ed and were not hurt-1yin5 the
only ones who escaped nDsc"thed. A.
the car approached the city more Jamped
Of. bat the fearful velocity made it as
dangerous to do SO as to remain, and
they were quite seriousIyinj9re.!. Stand
ing upon the sile track MOTT! AID lit
tie west of the Mint, there were two Hat
cars loaded with large mining timbers
and the switch being turned, the car
with its humu0 freight coliiled with one
Of these with terrific force, smashing the
car Into splinters and throwing the men
violently to the ground, with the excep-
ton Of one-Peter NcMahon-who must
have struck one Of the timbers with his
head, his skull being crushed and lie
fast ebbing away when found upon the
car after the collision. A man named
Neservy was thrown 10 the ground strlk-
ing upon his head, and sustained serious
injuries. hi. neck being fearful!y swollen
when we saw him. He was removed to
his house in the north part OF the city.
NJ. Z. l. Anderson, Chief Engineer Of
the Virginia and Truckee Railroad was
upon the car, in charge OF the party,
and sustained serious injuries. He was
removed to the Carson Exchange Hotel,
and from the surgeon We learn that his
injuries are serious but not necessarily
fatal. lie was at last accounts conscious
and resting quietly. Several Of the
other men received severe cuts, bruises
and coutu7ions, bat We could learn Of no
broken bones or internal injuries. We
have been unable TO see all and learn
their names. or the exact nature Of their
iniuries. We are informed that Nrscrvy
!, not rs badly hurt a. was at first sup
iH.-a,l. though hi, injuries AZ serl rs
And .painfu! A. to the cau,e Il the
failure of the brake 10 holI resulting in
the accident there IRE so many theories
! hot Vi ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-13

Row AZ THE FlEE-After the fire was
under control yesterday afternoon a dis
,urbarce occurred, in which two meu
were knocked down and the chances, for
A little while, were favorable for gen
.ral row between two rival companies.
Iuusmuch as We did not see the attray,
and are informed that it is to be brought
before the Courts We shall express no
opinion as to who WAS to blame. After
the occurrence there was considerable
excitement about tie matter upon the
street, but no further disturbance OF the
oeace has resulted SO far.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-13

NoI1.s a. ErMovL.-Doctor :. J. Whit.
,h7s.cian ana surgeon, has removed his Office
to thu room Lately occupied by Jat5n lh2inaS
n.II.r = Law onirr. over {. T. Coltuus Drug
stor- on Carson street, opposite tie Capitol,
,-.r..r, Ct+y Gul3-lm
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-09
PENSACOLA GUARANTEED.

we =. lila: iIr. Kellogg has placed Pens2.
cola among tn. interdicted ports i'll his Juaran-
tine proclamation. and vessels an. steamers.
from that port va the Lake, viii be hereafter
stopped At Fort Pike for ten day, This j.
about as sensible 3, many other acts II kel-
Log. and evinees protundity .. asin!nlty
quite characteristic.
Any number OF people can com. through
from Pensacola ~ rail IL lively. hours an.
bring all the baggage they please and AL Tie
disease. that affiics humanity, j.: the happen.
to have them. bu: steamer .. .aiIin. ve.se,
must be stopped ten days. stupidity .a,. 20
no further and til. ..iio,s and al! .ho.. inter.
ested in .om,4.rc. between The two port.
should present n. Usurpins biockhead wit. q
leather media! Or the head .. u. IS. don. IN
mud.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-09
A PROPOSITION.

We clip the following from the New Orleans
, keu.fcp, of yesterday morning:
Let both partl... then. harmonic. III this
That nelthe. will nominate candidates except
through primary elections, a. the delegates t"
the conventions .f Baton Rouge and New Or
leans were chosen. TIL. viii insure hon ST and
competent men, whether 81 the one ~ the othe,
party. TWENTY-FIVE honest and abb. 1a.. cho-t y
from this CITY for both house. 0: the Legislature
can defeat any .lishones. bill that eve.
framed, for these would carry with theI! til.
power Of the press and Of public sentiment.
We MAKE This propose. H. III. opposition pres.
by authority. The Republicans VII q. their
part toward carrvn2; il on. They VIII nominate
y" candidates -, city :ep'eeeutati,. except
the .hoc. oI the Republican voters. Il. there
'urc. the opposition. party mean b.SiI.sS, l..
theln cease re,lng everything +, ro.t..icau and
nraI-lng everything tt!at oipu.c~ The x. publican
party, ana come mp t. tire scratch with au able
and honest tlckc.. VI. VIII meet them with on.
Just a. able and just a. honest, and whether tn
one OF the otle, prevail. New Orleans viii hav.
what she is :;tr from having to boast 81 since thu
war an honest and an able representation III the
Legislature, without respect colon o. past
'.ltl0n.
This is certainly remarkable proposition
% elnanate from such source. and all W,
want nowis t" see the RepujIicon's creden-
tials. Who authorized it to make the propo-
sition? and if accepted, where are the men Oh
the Radical side of the house to fiji the bin
How can the Reptb,lica. control the Radical
Parish Convention any more than itdd the dis
graceful Radical State Convention We fear
the RepuJtica,ss idea of fitness would scarcely
accord with the ideas of the oppotision press.
We don't want any Lowels or Deweeses in ours:
and, candidly. We DO not know OF {. sufficient
number Of capable and honest Republicans in
the city to fill the city offices. much less to
send to the Legislature. We intend to ,lo our
level best ia the matter of nominations from
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-09
DI ED.

ntFFI-On Tuesday morning Sept 8, 1874
at } O'Clock, at Chatawa. Miss, Rev. J. b. Duffy.
{. IS. r., pastor OF st. Alphonsus Church.
Hi, remains will arrive this morning, via Jack.
son Railroad. The solemn funeral services viii
take place This Morning at . O'Clock, at ST.
Alphonsus Church. All the Soei.tie. attached
to the Church. are invited to attend.
past 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Christian Never, aged 3G
Years 10 months and y days nativ. of Bruins
wick. Germany. and resident OF this city for
the past % years.
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral which will take
place This Evening at 3 O'clock, from his late
residence. No. 2s5 Liberty street, between En-
phrosile and Call ope
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-09
MIXED.

| The Times notices "a quiet and unubtnlSive
movement among the faithful wise heads ii
the party [what party is meant it leaves Us to
guessl which augur. !avorably of coming
| events This movement must be very quiet
| al unootrusive. SO much so. indeed a. to be
entirely unknown outside OF the littl coterie
that runs th. Times. 1t is Il quiet and unol,-
trnslve movement, perhaps. looking 20 the add
vancement of Mr. Clinton and the dethrone-
ment of Mr.. Dubuclet in the interest of some,
Clntonlan; a movement SO very quiet and un-
obtrusive that the publication OF the NAMES ~
of its projectors would settle its chances o.
success forever in this community. The art
tul manner i'll which the Times is attempting
to dissention in the ranks of the white
people Of Louisiana its undisguiscl gr.titi-
cation at the orders sending hither the troops
in the interest Of the Radical party its sense
less and bitter opposition to the White
Leagues and the unmistakable support which
1t is rendering the Kellogg usurpation, all in
dicate. very clearly. the policy and purl os. OF
its managers.
outspoken and paid organ of Radic,lism in
this city are perhaps to be expected as the
bread and butter of the Republicans depend
upon this disgusting service. but that /, paper
pretending to have the interests of the people
at heart and whose support is derived directly
from the p ople should have the effrontery to
pursue Il course that would, if followed. i'll
evitably lead toythe continuance OF Radical
rule is simply amazing.
We look through the columns Of the Times
in vain for censure of the usurpers. or OF any
Of his incapable or disreputabe crew. and yet
there is no end of meaningless tw,. dde about
an ''Honest Mans Party Conservatism. etc
If the issues which confront us ar. '.mixed,'
rs the Times alleges, its politics hopeiess,y
50, and it We're Il much easier matter to meet |
he "mixed issues" than 70 understand it. |,
mixed politics. j.
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TO OUR CITIZENS.
.HI .v.HaGE YESTERDAY AF.ERSl.5<.


Vle q Z. most bold ana coward: o'4i'iss>
ever pefPelfa'eu Oh ''1e Aiiiefie"'! le"s'ie ps
any 'e' Ok Aifeiiii3'' was 'hec'e'' Yesterday
afternoon Oh lanai S'fee', ha7f 'ld3f7 tsoii
'hose hiShef III authority. 'hs ponce seized
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At TAI, oak while ..a,dn. in a .e,v tc.a,,c..
= death. with II. s1ort. upAfte. III command:
Gen. Uowar,. mad II. .l,tt arm. carrie. axav
That .Igh.. after Hovar! had srt.ere. snf,.r,-
zion, ana was .yln. .pen' and racket: with pain
in box which. - take nm. =. Washing
Ton kearney who mad lu. one arm drew near.
and, looking .,lto the cal, said Howard, old
boy, am sorry soG YOU sorry with all nv heart :
but Howard, have jus: thought Of something
When You get to Washington buy par of gloves:
send me the right and keep the left for Yourself
and viii divide the cost with you and hereafter
We will get along more ECONOMICALLY And
turning away, kearny mnttered, That j. better
for him than praying, and thel. Howard cai. beat
II. praying anyway