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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-19

STE8MBOATS.

Eh SPRING ARRANGEMENT
EA2 of the
: ,.9.ID STEAMER PILOT BOY.
Capt. Jos. WHITE.
On and after SATURDAY, February IL, IA,
the steamer Pilot Boy will be run as follows
Leaving J%anney's wharf on TUESDAYS and
SATURDAYS, at 7:30 o'clock a. M, for land
ings es far down as Currioman; returning on
WEDNESDAY and SUNDAYS.
g. .... f, A. REED, Agent,
ap l5-tf Janney's wharf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-02

seess HshaTss ste sAsal hgs Assa ~lsa
- ii ~ aAN s~A laa4ies W. .tsu
sfuwua Ilafp~e.s shuala.n shr rsls
sHst.hsa a~ts,
That. BIZ Ar+yst i,sll sea hs
~na'A Htss Aim herr" .sii ,hs ear
a#+iHf q ~ fttEttenva pair go.
ha~ FnHneselA VIZ sesate. him h4sl
laF go hsri anl tls.t.ing ~ atw
sfHuNi tls Herh u - h H. reals ~
~ ea.lssaA. 7 ,sll ,ns hs tee~. HI.
viz
~. ~ hls kssrt,3 ,srlslmra hr,h
snFs'hsf. wv lruls 4. IN W. euala
ean.rul ! While lsnasis sa,lam.' =
lie ran, said the ranaar,er. 4.
fietreee and ,.a,let entered q rstrl.
ese aaa ~s,~ a'issa II tha Aansnsh..
u lianss, While ,he swa xrn,lemAn n
minds congratulated
each e,htt On their naffew escape.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-02
Keep the Farm and Home Tidy.

Someb"ls. We know not who wrote.
years ag", 'hs following good advice
Lake othfr gond thug. Il comes u tho
surface occasionally and will bear RI
pcatinr:
II yoa get moment to spare, spruce
np; put the gate on IL hinges, pu, !
; little paint On tho picket fence yon
bull. last yeAr; trim up tho DIOR yard.
make II coay and inviting Do not ray
yon can hnd no time - attend ~ the.o
things, The fac. y. .oa have 10 right
~ be slovenly X can do y.u no gool
but on thc contrary. Il viii mar your
peace. wound yonr sulf.respcct and I'm
pair your credit. Then, by all means.
sprnee NJ little, al el,l tincs, aud At
even i,nr. too, faf that matter. II
will maku you feel sa.,ly better. and
maybe trihc proud VI your pretty
homestead. Your wife aud children
will b. maie happier far Il; your neigh
Lors will hc enriched. bcautiGsd and
hlcTael ly Il, And ,our farm viii b.
worth ,nnrc moncy In tho market aud
II greater value 10 ,.u al home. Il
you tprnee npa listl. NV aud then.
The Ncw York Wnrld. summarizing
tho opinions " the forwardvrs and
grain operator. u thnt city says; Tho
pth of tho whoat prospect IL thAt th'
year there Il apparently but one Gus
tomcr IL tho market for wheat. VIZ.
Grsat britain. and that tho estimated
requirement ~ this eostumsr ID about
.o.u0O. 900 to sb.OuU. 100 bushels,
while Ka-sia. Germany. Turkey.
Hungary and other European coun-
srie. hnsc sufficient surplus this year
10 a,i.fy The requirements of Great
Britain IN addition 10 this wc srs
also read, to export s"no 10000 .OOO
or ~, ,uuO. 900 bushels III wheat. Ii
aprcars. further. that wheat has fallen
from t.'iO II September, 1879, 70
Il - il scdtember. 1874; and. what
i Of tho mos. Importance. the fatmsrs
arc holding back their crops In order
~ IL see.us. 10 secure hjuhor prices.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-02
The setress sf the llswl.

I \ farmer llrppklyn saloon kce per
who IN. been converted ny The QnaL
~ ladies. has printed ,he receipts II,
used |. keep secret. lie says hour.
bon r,a whisky II manufactured from
hirhwinc., commcnely ra'lcd fascl oil
whisky. made ,n.slay and drank three
days after. II also contains vinegar
syrup, oil II bourbon. French colorina
blue stone, and mher poisonous shcm-
ienls 1. costs from 30 cents Ia ei 4
gallon. and retails from e5 10 % a
gallon
Cognnc brandy II made frnm French
Or Cologne spirits. burnt sugar. oil Vi
eognac vinegar. blnc~,onc. Jamacia
rum. honey. s,Aap. rort vino. French
colorins. rum AMI nloes, II costa a.
4 gallon. aud rotails from 80 10 eio q
gallon.
Irish Or septcl, whisky 10 made from
Canada llighwincs. or new distillsd
whisky, ono week Old, saltpster, 6ns
salt. csccnrc ~ Oh Of Irish or Scotch
whisky, fu.cl oil, syrup. bluestonc.
81. Crois rum, some imported Irish or
Scotch whisky for flavor II costs
sl.5o. md retail. for S6 = gallon.
What sells fpr tho hest old Holland
yin IL made from French spirits. wster.
oil u juniper, syrup. white vino vino.
gar, blucstpne. New England rum.
peach pipes, with some imported gin
for nayur
Old Tom Gin Il made from the sams
ingredients, but double syrup IL added
~ make II swccscr ~ cnsts l.2b =
gallon. md re.ails for o. II II also
bottlad n. medicine. aud sold for tho
kidney disease.
.lamaria and 81 Croix rum Ii mads
of double refined highwinv., French
aoloring all ef rum. fusel oil, vinegar
blner.oDe. burnt sugar, nolAs4ss syrup.
with so,ne Jamaica. Cuba or ~ Croix
rum toi hasor, aIan,, aloe1. aud prune
juice
Stock Mo Or porter II diluted with
oil Of siiriel. strychnine aud aqua fort.
u 70 mako |. keep. NV alc II dilut.
"a with oil of vitr,oi and damaged
,nolassca. Lnger bosr contains 4
LITTLE malt. plenty u water. some In.
tcrior hops. resin, tar, sAlers.us. soda.
with four diiIeront chemicals 81 mako
II keep after brewing
An ex-l,quor dealer said recently,
that fluids spla q over two thirds u
tho bars In Now York and Brook, n
are compounded ~ aboye.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-02
tNA<l &sHNNs st<sb



sshsAtss Tn Athss.i
Wa inf#Wea rst
'we " sAsF+ ~stt srN itAs spu hrA
fmrrhAs~A aeu shares ~ l'AslsasltsAas
snA tsss failrt.a ss,wsa ~ w. As shs,
time ! ~ss ssl@ssisg assss n ras,
Hsrs item lhs sale IL i fstm II shsb
snI ~rala have krrn 4 "A ii h.ii ill.,
ssnrh tss lsraHe Ths st ha~,set
hA ns' w. harn effected. nnl hssr,
therefore. aei Iepn allie Il make ra,.
meni
This mesnins have sea- ~ YES.
i*flA,. nesifsirr re- that ,na hsvr
anla ihe Msrk II sn advance ~hhh
gives 4 rtohs - 900 en ,he trans.
ariion, sud ,os iaelisc me \ check i,r
that amount.
~ ! had ~, rsitl fr ,'tr ,,tak
And W MT rna,rnrla'elh purchasing with
any view u re.slr. | ran ~, regard
tho ~ mine. sal therefore. return the
cheek ~ SIAN. II i. h,sssilh In
rl,scd.
~ am much nbliarl II s"n fr ,aar
willingness - regard .hr meme, paid
for tho stock asa temporary loan from
you ~ me. Hut | cannot except tho
iAsor.
"whon Congress u Tho lsH session.
saw a. 10 clothc mo with very large
powers over currency and financial
movements, l determined to avoid cy-
cry act which could give occasion 10
any suspicion that wculi use the
powers conferred on nv 70 aiFcc. mark
cts unnecessarily, or AZ al. with 70
ference 70 Tho private advantage of
To carry out this dc,crmin.
alton faithfully. | must decline 10 re-
ccivs any advantage from purchase.
" sales made with visws 10 profits ex-
pcc tod from tho rise " fall VI market
prices.
"For these reasons | must decline
10 receive tho check. For, In order
10 bc Gblc 10 render tho most eficicn,
service 10 our country. Il ]. essential
Tor me 70 b. right m vol NJ to seem
right, and tosccm right as we'll as.o
Inv riuhA -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-02
4 tiOoA Suggestion

Tho Boston Pilot (llomAn Cstho.
lir) calls attention % 4 recent funersl
~ n poor man N Watertown, at which
tho friends. instead of hiring hacks.
walked In procession 10 tho csmesry.
and gave what would otherwise have
COMO In carriage hirc 10 tho widow and
orphans IL lhcre any one 70 6ad
fault with This conducts" asks tho pil-
Of. How many .'long funerals" do W
500 every day following tho remains d
poor mon. whoso children will bs ssn,
10 tho poor house ncxl wesks
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-02
The Troubles of christopher aolnmhu-
McI'hersOm.

This wns . good hoy. lie woul,i
have been IN angel to-day bn, fur ,he
deceit u Thu fnlsu. .heartci warld. llr
want ono " sct of triplair. and
therefore no had no honprs sbpwere,l
lawn upon him In bis carly dssr. bu,
old women said that tl,ore was inunda.
tipn there for m orator, great gencr.
q. Or philosopher, aud "ll mun exam.
ined hiA head and raid il was level
Nothing particular happened u fhris.
tophcr Columbus until I'll. eighth year
Of bin rcign. lie cl,il,lhood day. were
full u mud-pics, tho butt c"ls IL shin.
glsa. paresoric. castor oil AID ol,l straw
ha.s with thu front brm all Norn N.
He was deep thinker and ela.e Oh.
server for small boy. aud hc sa. just
innocent enough 10 believe VIVA, uthcr
boys pitch out II tho window withou,
second thought.
Whom Christopher wa. g.ing on D
years old he heard som. one my that
= penny saved was "" ponce earned.
He therefore laid 4 big l,ung'o~n away
IN crack under tho mop.boarl. aud
eyory day ha lopkod 10 see |, rr,w 10
cents. He had confidence and patience.
but 1t length both gave way. Then l,c
got tho cent On. onr day aud ,lr.. For.
tons baby swallowed Il and thu, wps
ths last u that Bunstown.
Tho youthful Christopher didn't be-
lievc In maxima quite ~ s.nch ~ before.
but ho hadn't cut all his cyo teeth yet.
Whom tho by waS 4 year .lacr BIZ
heard Il said that truth wa1 mighty.
and must prevail" !" and that boy who
always speaks thu truth would surely
make : great and gpnd mnn. no conn
moncsd 70 toll thu truth. the ,lay hc
got his fathers best razor aud haekc
II On : stone. aud the old gent came
Loms and asked who In llsscs had done
that. Christopher spoko W and said:
1T WAS |. father ~ notuhod your
old raxor;''
You did; sh.'' snocra,l thu old ,nau,
~ h. lookud up III peach ,roe, well
Ill 6x you ~ you w"n't never notch
smother razor for lnc.''
And ho out budding limb and Dress
Vi that boy down until thu youth Mw
stars. That night Christopher t.iun.
bus determined never 10 tell thu t,u.h
except BY accident and all tl,reugl, l,fc
ho stuck 10 tho resolution
Whom the laL was twelve year. oli
no read In ! little book thnt honesty
WA tho best policy" lie didn't moru
than half believe |. but hc though. 10
would Try. He went 10 being honest.
Ono day his mother scnl him IL ,hr
grocery - buy somo eggs. and BIll
Jones induced him - aluaaaor .llu
change IN thu purchase II soda.watsr
Whom he got homo his u,sth.s s.k oil
him for tho li.tle balance. and chrisso.
phsr explained.
"0psnt Il ios pda. el,y" she !, piled.
Here your pnor old mother Ii wurk
tsg Ike slave. and you are around
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-02
Aea ehe Aasssssa hin IN th~ hteless
wAnees That sief.s "a W. ,asnsA \

s'asHs ss+s mt rsrAs tat#
Aea me Assnssa him IN shs h.tle+s
wAne@s TAs, sisis "A w. ,asnsa Il
- HsHt ssts~ isa ahe lss mslt NJ
hiA nfa4 ihal nssAt atae i 49, -
w Il atrt NJ hs4t tAs nit stla II
~ all
ANs shtis'sgltt ~. asls ,ssf
aitf n haau II ~ ,sl4hs, III H.
hHi Il .hr rar4 VI, atE q laas
ah''lHf II w.aii II, n r.t tat =,
.it.H' Y W. tws Il i rAes s,~sn
Nhn ssdls .,sslea .ais,s 'r.uf., a,ei
~ ivk his usais.e alane Nth s.a
'tl4ss ,a,ngs, ,aelal,as his 'nihv, asr.
v.a rsAs "a L~.s.. asa u~a snalst
sAsss snJ ~ n, H. wru, arsauI
NJ aips srts ~ hsf,r.l au,iI the I'D
e.i. waisi,d ~ r. n ,he Lodge me
n,sii ael ,,n ,le sllihe .anr oas.
"t'ise ava ~, N4tiss' ,ntasra TIN
iAtAtit 'iagrpi ,ufr ruahsrs Ls.
hsa.n, ~. ~ Well aonr think
,ua Il remember III, lmor very much
after ,e.nigh,'"
Aaa hr rtnnlrl thria l,hrt ,',lum.
hns null inc hns ta,nirl away, aud
even then ai,ln't fr,l ~ though ~ hal
made .lUrongl jeh ii il.
They fnlcd this In, once marc. II.
heard ,ieh man say ,ha. everybody
should make hay when tho sun shines.
- when there came sum, day hs
vent nut, .ook his fathers Gy,hc down
from tho plum tree, and went making
hay. lie broke the sc,thc. cut down
the tulips snd hacked the sister In this
heel, aud his mother came %. aud le,l
him IN BY the hair. aud bounced him
until he almost went into q decline.
They could not bambooslc this buy
after that. lie grew wieked every day
VI bis lito, and beforo his eighteenth
arrived 10 vas hung fov mur-
lcr. lie said hc didn't caro- 4 buckle.
berry about II An. diei without making
Tho usual Fourth of july Grafton. --D..
Iroit FREQ Press,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-02
craahnw 4 renowned linz on tho mir.
aclc AZ Cana ii but i conrrit:
The modest water nav In uod. aud blush.
ed
And ~ IN tho conclusion Of those a.
uuisite linus of Hood.

u remember, remember
The fir.trecs dark and high,
used 10 think their slender spires,
We're close against the sky
II VIVA Il childish ignosAncc,
l,ni now III llstlr Joy
To kioM I'm farther oil from heaven
1'hnn when WINS hoy
There isa story u country clergy
man who was sent for suddenly 70 :
cottage, whore le found ! man IN bod.
"Wull, My friend said the pastor
what induced you 10 send for mo-"
Tho patient. who WAS rather deaf. ap.
poalcd ~ his wifc What do be sayf'
lilo say.." shouted tho woman.
what the deuce diI you sond for hin,
furi"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-02

Father Taylor while lecturing on
Temperance, vas hiassd BY one of hia
hearers. I notorious druntsFd. Tay-
lor stopped. There's ! rod uoss eos
Into eoli writer. don't you hssr !.
hIn1"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-02
- u. ,ANflEIp,
-
JUSTICE or THE rr\ar.

ssAllitn Mlss.
VII Hsifnl ,allrtliaA anil ,nr iasps
'nf iltlil |, .i'isn's III any lAri III tlilmntc
utsinlA. Mimi
l'efrf@ 'if permission III lion, Rc,len
VILE. Preston Minn i.trr Nelie Lime
sprinss station lnWa; i. II. fas,nn.
Tanker, f.,otnl Iowa. e, =. Tlnriar.
rtstu. Town,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-02
TME LATE HisiiOP LEE,
Resolutions of Respect and Lave Pre-.
partitions for His nuriAl.

V0s"ssWWs tWt UIN WWttAts
Special Telegram lo the ln,rr.t )ccai,.
DasESroxr. Iowa, sept. 2s.--iss-
terlay afternoon special meetings we're
held by tho ycssrics of tho Hishop's
rat'sh aud Trinity parish. adopting
resolutions ~ respect. 1--we. aud condol.
enra 70 tlc memory II the hight Kcv.
Dirhap llcnry W. Lee The rcmnins
ofshe late lsi,ior will b. exposed In thu
library Of tho Episcopal residence from
IL IL o'clock Tomorrow where they
will b. visited i, tho public. Tho
easket will not Lp opened u tie
Cathedral.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-02

"sisty dollars fpr thrcshinG M.
chime" Exclaimed boy. whom hs
raw Tho rati on one for SAls; "why
mother only pays ~ ! pair fcs hss
clippers.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-02

poli,e--"Plcass. slr. n you'll ~
u my corn long oaosgh. I'll tiot you.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-02

NINA, tuMa
l'nss hfa'lr Arrangements hs whlrh MI
claims nias w. ,s,ll,at,4l nn n,pltsatr terms
W Hi'A faf' ~ ''r 1nhtat slanssl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-02
FRESH MEATS.
! TT " I Y
ilAN
| rlsil
aaH q Wh Ii IL keaNln,

llt rs male ltlfapa 4.
#l' if t.lf i 'tH Hra ,.l a h0
nN NAHl stl#gA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-02

Nsd tha i r. tht tHnk a kiNnNl,t N
fAhN~Atsiiiit. anfsl,i annalnr tpiue
lFitit it1' II Il I III H,l Iiuaes In. Gull \
stfa'lyU
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-02

Ji'sTitIoF THE PEACE.

t9Vf srnlsus. llnssnn CarSf,. law,
Collections attended 10 and proceeds
Ptfhi IN frfii''ei sltn1l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-02
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AtWtitNfA AftAN.
Nstsffa#sr. iaeA
VII lssfsfs II sise rasssis ~ fia tFNh
asttsll 81 lissthA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-02
ts.E.s. A7A!syET,

Nil ttttr,ta 9i ta4fi 4s III il ai E4
tH ii4t p thr
.'iA fH Haft. Mn
UA'l att, uetlit ~
, 1874-07-19
TO EENT-.ROCMS.

ITO RENT-ELEGAETLY FURNISHED ROOMS BY
the day month: hoAzd in tho building desired.
Il Moutoe-,t., Room u.
, 1874-07-19

RIO REST-PART OF HOE5E 81 WEST I4AKErST..
tn good order Z small, responsible family. all
the house, good barn, and rent reasonable Apply
It house.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-02
AN AVALANCHE.

There was . perfect avalanche OF eooo
things" rolled down on the BULLETIN once yes
terdsy morning.
With the compliments Of Mrs. DR.. ). ". fol.
well and Mrs. J. T. Gutheim, OF the coup A'a'
Table, there was received by the BULLETIN 'n's
morning handsome and delicious pyramid cahe'
accompanied with something to wash II Gown.
The ladies' were remembered when the latter
was disposed Of.
Substantial evidences OF remembrance were
also received, with the compliments OF MRS. " Asn
Marks and Mrs q. E. Shropshire. Yet THIS was
not all. scarcely had the above been recei'ee'
when in came lot Of delicacies, set OIL oy ses
eral bottles, the contents Of which we're not only
delicious but invigorating. The compliments OF
Mrs. r. A. Wilkinson came with it all.
From Headquarters " We received several TO-
membranes, in the shape OF delicacies' iol
which we return thanks Notwithstanding tne
arduous labors OF Mrs. Ogden, Stamps and ths
other ladies at this table, they did not forget the
BULLETIN. In foaming beakers of sparkling cham,
payne we can only toast, "God bless the lAdles.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-02
THE ELECTION OF DELEGATES.

Tomorrow the Democratic and Conserva-
tive voters Of the city will be called upon to
elect delegates to parish convention, to be
held on Monday, the 5th Of October. It will
devolve upon this convention to make nomi-
tons of State, municipal and parish officers.
Tho importance At this time Of making good
nominations, especially for the Legislature, il
universally acknowledged The delegates,
then. to the convention have grave RESPONSE.
bility resting upon them. and the people viii
expect faithful compliance with the obligs
tons resting with the convention. Let thu
deleSates remember that unless they present
GOOD men TO fill tho various Offices the people
will not sustain them at the ballot-oox, ba
they will most certainly be repudisted.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-02

BENEFIT OF Miss MINNIE DoYLR.-The benefit
Of thus accomplished actress took place last
evening at the Opera House, under the auspices
a. the Orleans Dramatic Association. The au-
dience was I most select, fashionable and appre-
ciative one, and manifested their satisfaction 81
the entertainment by frequent applause. The
military drama Of "Ours," by Robertson, was
smoothly and effectively rendered, each actor
PLAYING his part TO the satisfaction Of all present
The drill BY the Louisiana Field Artillery was
particularly noticeable and attractive. Alto
ce&her the entertainment was q success.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-02
AT THE STATE.HOUSE.

Yesterday morning there was considerable SUI AZ
Pitts headquarters: and from the presence OF
large number Of we'll known ward politicians
hanging around, it was evident reports from reg
istration we're coming in. Catlin and his Ik
were on duty, and from his reputation as pipe
layer, we are satisfied Pitt intends using nm.
The same cid game is to be played, and we
plainly see that unless something is done, we Will
be defrauded again. If the promises OF Pitt to
hold a fair election were intended to be kept,
why is it that these notorious strikers are kept
in employ? They are not required in fair bal
lot, and their pres ence shows what We may ex-
pect.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-02
4 Card:

SVsUS
The grand drawing Of the sh number
tickets, louisiana State Lottery, Nke place
on SATURDAY NEXT, the third dsOctober,
1874, at II o'clock NJ, over the rooas the COM
pany.
Three Capital Prizes Of 3l0s Zach:
Only 10000 Numbers. Tickefhly $40 {:
The public are invited to witnes drawing.
The doors will be opened ata.rter to IL
o'clock NJ.
Entrance on Union street. nj ct
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-02
For Sale at a Bfl,,,,

The desirable Restaurant and.oo,n known
as BENTON'S, on ST. Charles, b., Common
and Canal streets, including e,conyenieuce
for carrying on flrst class reant, both in
the saloon and kitchen; 1t is arell adapted
location. Apply on the premiss o115.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-02

Committee on NAturaIIZatIOn anu ReSIs-
tratiOn.
Judge A. L. T1ssor, Second District Court
room.
rERvAIs ARNoULr, corner Clio and Freret.
Phil MUNICH, So Dryades street:
Jos. II. PALMER, corner Sixth and Water
streets.
D. II. CONNER, Algiers.
JAS, SWEENEY. between Arabella and Nashville
Avenue.
Parties in want Of nice, neat, clean, pleasantly
and centrally located furnished rooms, will do
well to apply at No. $50 Canal street, up stairs.
Every thing as neat as a pin.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-02

We understand two companies Of th 10th U.
&. Infantry lie ave here this morning, Companies
y and z, the one for Jackson, Miss, and the
other for Nashville.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-02

The SUPERVISORY BOARD. = This Board, sp'
pointed undor the compromise. met yesterday
organized and got ready for business, and VIII
he At work from this time out
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-02

Favorable reports have just been received
from tho mining expedition which LETT Boston
last April for the gold mines Of Cayenne, French
Guiana. The mines are said to yield abuniantly.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-02

Just think Of it! Two hundred and forty-flve
Thousand copies Of Morton's speech circulated
for campaign use in Indiana 1t will kindie
good many fall fires, however. If it answers no
Otncr purpose.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-02
Address to the Conservative Voters Of the
Parish Of Orleans.

Rooms DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE.
New Orleans, Sept IS, 1874.
Tho Democratic Parish Committee deem
necessary at this moment to call the attentie
OF their Conservative fellow -citizens to the IT,
portance Of preserving and perfecting their =
ganization for the coming campaign.
It is the plain and manifest duty Of ery
patriotic citizen to register, to vote, and to ee
that his vote is counted.
The same decided expression OF public ati-
ment and general enthusiasm which gain! Tor
us the victory over the usurpation on thl4th
inst. will command a fair registration, falr
election, and 4 fair count We ask no ore tc'
secure the success Of our cause at the Member
election.
Register every conservative voter. Up upon
every citizen Of foreign birth entitled, rer the
law, to naturalization; the duty OF mediate
action, that he may at once assume THU priv
leges Of American citizenship and aid sAe glo.-
rious work OF the States redemption..
Maintain the organization and nency OF
your clubs and make manly sndsefmned
effort TO redeem the State by the elpn OF hon
est aid capable men At the approasg election.
P. MALocHEE, P,lent;
WILL STEVEN, Vyresadent:
E. l.. Bower, Secretary. $40
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-02

"Ihis Government ,oas nade by ,otise men, for
II benefit Of ,chiae men and their poste,1'y for-
w, and should be administered by 'ohae men
sad By none 0t.er whatsoever. Stephen a.
Douglas.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-02

CorroN.-The receipts for the past week were
1000 bales sales 5000, and shipments about 400.
Our enterprising manipulators Of the the staple
have organized 81 Cotton Exchange similar 70
those Of other progressive cities.-Shrerepo17
Times 2Sst tlk
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-02

In the com muncation, signed Comrade, pub
lishcd in our yesterday edition. abiding to DIR. L.
G. DUR, typographical error occurs in the let
ter, designating the section with which he served
II should read Section E, Capt. Peasants Com
pany, of Crescent City White League.