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received without acknowledgement.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-05

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trill iii Ntlil nt.sff allr ilfai slssrinv,
ttsn tim, ,..n tu5,,f afle 'h,i rlt,.
Atias l'ra.lnf.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04
THE SUNKEN STEAMER EMPIRE.

Capt Francis, the daring and energetic
diver employed to raise the goods on board
the sunken steamer Empire, last night at
o'clock went down personally to inspect the
wreck for the insurance companies. This is
the first time since the accident that the
Captain has been below surface, and his
report upon the subject may not be uninterest-
ing to the public, who have till now taken
much interest concerning the ill-fated En-
pire.
1t was quite dark before the Captain was
completely equipped in his diving dress to go
below, and in less than five minutes after
having donned his '.fnery" he was eighty-fve
feet below the surface.
Capt. Francis, who was formerly ship
carpenter, and therefore well acquainted with
all matters pertaining to steamboats,, stayed
below but half hour, and in that short space
of time made a complete examination of the
wreck. The guards Of one side of the vessel
are completely imbeded in the mud, the Cap
tam states, AMI it will be impossible to raise
her, without considerable damage to her.
Most Of the freight is now being brought to
the surface, and at the rate it has been brought
up, it will all be on the surface ere lorg
There are some few hogsheads yet below and
and some bags Of Sea Island cotton, besides
some little miscellaneous freight. They are
now working in the after hatch, taking out
cotton, sugar, molasses, and rice. The cause
of her sinking the captain has not yet ascer-
tanned, but if it lies within human power to
ascertain to what cause this dire catastrophe
was attributable, the Captain will do so. The
Captain will make another trip below in few
days, and we viii! inform our readers as to
the result of his examinations
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04

BY reference to the special notice column
it will be seen that the Great Republic has
deferred her departure until Saturday at 3
o'clock P. NJ. A limited number of passen-
gers can procure berths.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04
4 SERIOt7S CHARGE.
ATTEMPTED VIOLENCE.

| Last evening, about O'CLOCK, persons who
were in attendance at the room of the Return
ing Board were startled by the crash of
crockery and the screams of a woman for
help. Several gentlemen Immediately pro-
ceeded to the ioor above, from whence the
cry for assistance came, and found one ". G.
Sanford standing in the hall at the door of the
room Of Mary Burns the niece OF jeff Stokes
the keeper OF the building, whose family &C.
cupies suit OF rooms on this floor.
The young woman, who is quadroon girl,
about IS or 20 year Of age, Of very pleasing
appearance hearing the voices of the gentle
men, opened the door and came out, and
called on officers Craig and Duffy, who had
accompanied the Gentlemen, to take Sanford
in charge, alleging that he had attempted to
outrage her person.
Sanford was Immediately seized and taken
locked up on the charge of the girl of assault
with intent to commit a rape.
Mary Burns states that Sanford, accom-
panied by another man, who, it has been as
certained, was the notorious Major Seelve,
came to her as she was in the hall in front Of
her room, and asked for Stokes She ushered
them into the parlor to wait for her uncle,
who she informed them was somewhere about
the building. Seelye left and Sanford i-ame-
diately made some base propositions to her
and offered her money. She sought har uncle
for protection, who seemed to have been
frightened at the threat of Sanford, that he
would shoot him and he left her to attend on
the Returning Board.
Sanford, as soon as Stokes departed, and
before she could withdraw from the room drew
revolver and threatened to kill her unless
she submitted to his embraces. She ran from
him. entered her own room, locked the door
and called for help, and for the purpose of
attracting attention, threw pitcher from the
window of the room to the ground below.
Stamford is the Secretary Of the New Or
leans Building Association and Superintend-
ent of the State House building. On being
searched at the station, a Deringer and con-
siderable sum Of money were found on his
person.
He was at the tine of his arrest greatly
under the influence of liquor.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04

Nine million horses in the United States,
value $500, 100000. France has 1868, 900,
Austria 100000, England 1856, 200, Ger
many $500. 900, PRUSSIA 1900, OC0, Turkey
l,lQ0. 600.
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Time, 4:l2-3:47!.

BY special request Of visitors, ball will be
given at Perfect Union Hall, on Friday night,
the 1th inst
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TComnuuicated.l

Messrs. Editors Bulletin:
You seem to take up for the oppressed, so
would you not ask the merchants to give MS
(the poor clerks half holiday on Friday, in
honor Of the Knights Templar. fyou speak
about it in your paper you will oblige
MANY CLERKS.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04

Seisniors Bonifero and Ciariano in the chal-
large can-can at the Opera House on Saturday
night.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04

Arrived.
British steamship Memphis. Mellon, from Liverpool
Nov II, to Siias Weeks &co-4th dist
Ship Harry Morse Weiman, from Texel Sept %,
to master-4th dist ~
Ship Lake Superior, Benson, from Liverpool Oct IT,
to master-Point
Spanish bark Valadora Cassabea AZ days from
MOntevideO to master-POint
British bark Leander, Lopez. from Campeache. to
master tbound for New York, put in here for re-
TowBoATs.
Rochester. German. from the Passes-brousht mp
Wabash, JOS Averill from the Passes-brought up
thip Lake Superior and barks NalAdCra and Lee
ander
STEAMBOATS,.
Lizzie Hopkins Dupus from Donaidsonville
Mary Alice Toms from st Louis. with barses
Hy Tete. Aucoin from Donaldsonville
WalOOn, Ruiz. from Lower Coast
Fleta Mitchell from Grand Ecore
Z L Hodge. McElroy. from Baton Rouge
Mary Ida Reynaud from Convent Landing
Bradish johnson, Brotherton, from Lower Coast
Rice Farmer. Taylor. from Lower Coast
Josephine. Cozzins. from Bonnet Care
Wawenock. Gleason. from Bonnet Care
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer Lizzie, Felsler from Pensacola
schooner Elizabeth Ann. from Springfield
schooner Mary Emily, from Pensacola
schooner Lille Armstrong from Biloxi
Schooner Martina Washington, from Bayou La
connie
schooner America from Stockton
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Rover, from Bay st Louis
schooner Try A. gain from Pearl river
schooner Confidence. from Pascagoula
Schooner New Star from Bayou LacomDe
Below-Cominx Up.
Ship Seaforth, Eason, from Rio de Janeiro Oct =
to master
Bark Sea Gem, Jones, from Rio de Janeiro Oct
to master
Bark Jno A Borland Baker, from New York 14th
ult. to master
Eark FIedg, Anderson from Bordeaux Oct TO- TO
master
Bark Avondale Doyle, from Rio de Janeiro Oct 5,
To master
Brig Golconda, Brandt from Rio de Janeiro Oct 5,
to master
Jno Kranz Pitcher from Boston Nov 10
Il Whipple, Webb. : days from Utia, to
master
BeiOw-vVMiting Orders.
Ship Hardwood BlaDeh from Liverpool Oct : in
ballast to Hall Il Vaughan
British ship Birrnn CHAM Durham. from Liverpool
Oct II. 10 master
Ship India, Moran, from Bristol! England, Oct l.
to master
Bark st Andrews Dick from London Oct Is to mas
Norwegian bark Galathea. Stiansen from Antwerp
Sept %, in ballast, to master
Exports.
HAVRF-Per ship Freeman Clark-i365 bales of
cotton 2400 slaves
HAVRE-Per bark Cavour-106l bales cotton 391
walnut logs $500 pcs slaves
Imports.
LIVERPOOL-Per steamship Memnhis -1eo,
'ds cotton ties drums soda lois pkgs soda ash 406
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04

The soiree dansante given by St Agnes
Guild, at the corner of Toledano and Pry-
tania streets, last evening, was largely attend
ed by concourse of our amusement-loving
people The affair was a brilliant one, and
proved success for the occasion for which it
WAS gotten up.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04
MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, I
Friday Morning. Decsmber s
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04

Safety in the hold and comfort in the cabin
Coast trade. .
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04

Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Freeman Clark. BoSwOlth for Hayre-
Schultz eco
Norwegian bark Cavour Stiansen for Havre-
Frcrichs e. Horn
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04

Els HOTEL.
T W Stanford, Ky
Mrs Trustworthy & child
J W G,rnes, Texas
$ H Wagner, Mich
I Fi:ua.
A + Kiddel, Wis
Geo burroughs, Wis
: ID Wright 4 wife, n Y
John A Webb, Va
Geo Clark u wife, Texas
Miss Clark, :.
H W Hayden, no
. J + Moulton, Chicago
q n Cavirer, Penn
II Dean, :.
Dan Jones, Texas
A Shuman, city
A Il Gehmann and vile,
Ky
c Cole, st Louis
r. Lockwood, Texas
J Lewis and vile, Texas
Cbas H Price, Md
s Brooks, Md
C Grumen, Phila
Thomas Kane, n Y
Henry Devils and wife,
st il
J P Fisher, Mobile
Peter Clark, Mobile
HOTEL.
A S Winstead, Ky
" N Wood, city
A Sherman, city
> r. IAllilps, 1eAas
John A Traylor, city
81 Primer, Pa ..
j II Hall, Miss
VIM Gillen, Era No 10
) Il Webster, Gu
\ J Gardner, Miss
Mrs c II Twlner. Va
j T Pate, Miss
Ben hurst, Memphis
II J Andrews, Ind
W + A New, Miss
i J Ward, La
Mrs E Pugh. La
Miss Stella De Breton
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.

ST. JAN.
J W Terry, Miss
J 6 Hume. La
John Leslie,
J G Boyca, Mich
+ Firoche,
J B Chrisman, Miss
J II Alcott, Wis
\ Grener,
A franklin, n \
G 81 Cason, Tenn
C Fl Chapman, Mich
J B Kennedy, Erie
N Y Z Shepard, Chica s
J Kendig, Erie
J Earhai, Penn
J 3 Rennyson, :.
T H Peek, city
A NJ Bowling, n I
j G keyzer. Ala
W II Gaus, Chicago
D A Power, cts -
X nj Daniels. Texas
l. Haycock aud wife.
Texas
Edwin H Burke. Phila
NJ II Harrison, Phila
Chas Kane, n Y
Geo Il Frenwith, St. L
H H Harlan. Mobile
II Grambo, Mobile
Edwin Thomas, Mobile
CITY
3 G Witt, Ky
kobt Craig. Va
II James. Memphis
Col T L Ian gdon,
J V MCPHERSON,
JAS Gault Jr, Mo
H Euggings, Fl.
P Fl try, Va
r Il Bigger, hy
" A Galloway, Miss
G NJ Murrell Jr, Va
Geo NJ TurDell, "a
J B f-cElroy, Ark
Miss McCOrmann,
o. Murphy. Miss
j Moore and wife, Ga
J Y -Bostick, Texas
Mrs phillips.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04

In
The Grand
Drawing, Tomorrow,
OF TIE Louisiana State Lottery,
There will be
In Prizes
$4,000, .......
And he will
BE fortunate lCdecd
Who has whole ticket.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04
Imports.

LIVERPOOL--Per steamship Memphis
bdls cotton ties drums soda lois pkgs soda ash
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BeiOw-WMittng Orders.
Exports.

HAVRF-Per ship Freeman Clark-i365 bales q
cotton 2400 slaves
HAVRE-Per bark Cavour-106l bales cotton 30
walnut logs 6e00 pcs slaves
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04

| He was at the time of his arrest greatly
under the influence of liquor.
, 1874-09-11

Suspected rurties Captured by Uniie<a
Rtutus 'GroDps.

1tEMrn1s, 8opt. 10.-Donglau Ja,nisou, ons =
tho uogroes takcn frDan 1pi, pt TIonios, by IN:
mob, IL hero In jail, IN charge OF tho aarh'isa,
WHO terusea 10 allow him commualcalo ANYTHING;
bit Il IL believed, 4reru disclosures hnds by tim.
tie ar9vsta moalloaed IN tho following disPutoil
m0to mndb.
4 pppesYi 70 ta,o Apnlnnshu from Humboldt 10
n1eht says Llcut, WLltsAllt with s9l'al oe
United Statoa aoltiiers from hatraota here, pra'
aooded TO Plckuslsxllv lass asgas uutlar nstTao'
ton feou Deputy Uulsd Htates h1arstMin, lof> r.
bott, Eud Arfostol I've mon for eoHlnsasx -
lie l'gcutou A0atr, T'hay ~eso ut9oentt
hero to-day, and rns n"oo! enh'n 1,,,os,, ns
tho bnrraolin Two Of thD parties tof %uo'is
war1aut4 bad baon iss"e1 ca1ho III to.aay y,''. Mss
gave tacnsalses up, mailing aoypn nom '',, un%ot
errost, Vhoy Will 10 iaNon to Memph,s N".,er t,s'
cuorI tu-ufa{tt, Efforts weIo 'iado 10 Fane . .,1u
sains uar(oa uailof writ Of hahohn cosnas' ei's
tho f,iro1ss Jndce oias,ncss no ssssaaatoM&; & !. "a
NJ, aus,,io,p,. but t.,is IL pp1y sn"1or.
yhc Qyanl 1wsy i2 uo.x IL aeaalon a. tIohsou.
aud from IL, nu.,por Of rorsoas san'uoned TO-
Tora tj,a,,, i II prosu,uod TINT thoy are uetet-
n,;,eI ID fotsot ant tho parties.
TI1 1uftdF. Nahauz1o sl'ocal says tho t'ar-
tios srIoslod 10 1lpa0't Nn'e. tMn NolEans; =,
riy. Janps Wutrou, 6rei,cer Esdridgc, usla Fa14l
Hudson, Tho othors hra not know4.
Ton Of tho negroes thk0n from the tli aro ahtd
to hnyo esoapoa. II 10 thought Asto that aa
men st{Q4te1 a1e lnqQcsnt.
, 1874-09-11
POLITICAL.
Third Illinois Congress
sional District.
Mr., Washington Hesing With
draws from the Canvass.
Ills Letter Declining a Nomi~
1lation.
The Democracy of Michigaa Go.
a!esCe with the Re-
formers.
Cor. Baxter Again Declines tho
Democratic Nomination
in Arkansas.
Augustus II. Garland, Ex-Con-
federate Congressman,
Nominated.
Convention Of ttle hnti-Gav[iclA Party
t in Ohio.
Convention Of Tho hnti-GavliclA Party
in Ohio.
Stephen 4, Hurlbut Re1ominated in
the Fourth Illinois District.
MR.. WASHINGTON HEs1Ne WITH
-4N +7FA

MR.. WASHINGTON HE91Na WITH.
DRAWS.
7vtAe zstsor # Tat Cafedao sst6nnt:
desire to a1,nol,ueo my withdrawal from tho
fold na candiInto for OongreBs III tho Third
Congressional Distrlcs, aud to ator1u n1y feleuds
Of tho reaeou which Las constrained mo ia take
tlia ator.
ind tha. 8 respectable nunbor Of my fellow
c1iizons, who deniro TO support tho Opposa''en
tickot, object ~ mo On tho acoro Of my !onta
Asar sno1potsonee In public hfo. TN 20 ycars
Of ago. mud tue Consultation prssoribes Is yoars
~ tho n8c st which . person becomes ollg'Dlo to
tbo HouHe Of Representatives. Il to tnic
tbat have had no o1perionco In
public lifo, other good OF bad. either
c1oslitable or otherTise, 1t b not for
mo 10 argus thai youth Ia no Disgrace. ana
that ii creotep 10 nusnyoYah!e presumption in a
captjdnto I recognize tho fact that u tB 1saao
90 objection to nc, ly nauy pttsHouH whom l
4ttseosety respect, ksd by ashny who would. not
withdrawing thia objection, E'yo mo their SUD-
np1t. fcel honnu 10 reweso any obatscto tn
tlo way at their zohlol.d aud Objective oo-opernt
tlon With tla Opposition movement, and cal,
'tlp 80 tho moro clleerful} sinca tue Erouud OF
tl.oir objection to uao il ena w4tct in1tes Ito
dslsonor,
Catholic and tonporauco JunI,, hui theeo Oh,
tuetions lny no intention to. bilco know that
tlo ueople al tho THIRD Congressional District
nro loo naguapmoua to muku a political lsauo
Oh! al religious belief sincerely entertained. Of
out Of poraonai l,abita wbjot intorfsso with nu
man'a equal hbortY.
To nv HUMOROUS frloads who hAyo oa3iBtet
taofDsosves IN my bo.,a's, nnd ~hohnVo rsoinised
1uo thoir assistance, wish to rotur,, my sinoor,
| approximation OF their kIoduass. trust thai
! tIoy will work hand in hnud with thoue
| who we1o for tho cause but moi
| for MD and give tho1r undiYiGod supraft to the
! candidate Of tho Opposition. ! Bho,l give n,
tino aud bont ono1gics 10 the eaheo IL an active
| canvass OF tho district for tho nominee Of TIT
! Opposition Convention, and III my way that MI
| soryicoa Gnu 10 malo most uBoful.
[ WAsulKa1oK UEsfkd.
| HnycAno 8AYt 10 1854.
, 1874-09-11

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IsrrLE KocR, Afk., Bopt. 10.-Aftor feaasen-
bling this morning. tho Con,.uittoo appol.'toa to
wait Oil Qov. Daxtns and lnforta him thst ho bad
yououd ta,o boon nonsiaatod without dfsaoat-
ing voico presented iottor frona tho Governor
asala dss1sniug tho nomination, for tho season
tttat Ito d{{ not bosioyo tt for tho eKt sutoeost Of
tho Htnto for lin to accept.
Illcra was rsoto.god ca,aoslaS. w{ssn t!to soH'
vCllon proceeded ngain to nominate cAul.'
1nto for Governor. Tho nanlo OF tho dou. A.
IL. uhrlunti, Of Pulaski. was tin on1y QUO pre-
Bensod Tho roll VAS cAilod. and he rocalyod tho
yote Of ssofy county. I0ross cheurlnE.} NJ
Gartaa4 eaue Ia fortaai iettar of ncceittanoo.
Tho following IL tho ronsaiudar OF tho
ticket nominated: Chiof-Justtco, II. EnEi!sh !;
Assaotaso-5 5ustiees, DA4id Wa'hor aud ~'atso1
NJ. 1Iatr,sou; Boorolnty of statc. D: y. Uoascfs;
hu.1tur, ", il. M.llos; Treasurer, +. J. Church.
ell; Attorney nonesal. g. r. uae,oa; Gomms"
sioner Of htate Lands, ). NJ. smithos; chanceiy
Clerk, 0, Il, Wit. van,
4 resolution waa rassod designating ttto i4ttta
Rock Ga1etls az tho organ Of tho party. a'a
afser bAsno minor bnninesH tho Conyenf'oh W.
tonrnod Binc dto.
THO liakot III rncolyol BY al factlona among
tAo Uo3nocga,a wItl, satisfaction.
Tho County uamocraslo Conyonston tn,asy
nou.snAse1 Cul. J, M. Loag],b".ona'. sns assa
Hauator, AID X. II, Natsakns for basss1.