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3
lneDt en- pp0fesseur sur eette ma
there, mais que nous ne sOmmes
en- celia, que supplement guides
par un but d'inter6t public, ct qui
d0it ell fin dc cOmpte, rGsulter
prinCipalement, au b9n6fice DIES
parties les plus directement intG-
resSeeS.
Nous nous terOns tOujours um
plaisir, de donner place daus nos
COLONIES, a tOute communication
qu'On vOudra bien nous fair0 par
venir a Ce Sujet, ct nous ferCnS no
ire possible, pour attirer sur Cette
question d'importan1e premiere,
tOute PattentiOn du public.
SOlIiCiCaut Indulgence de nos
lecteurs sur Get embryo de prOjet,
ct reconnaissance nOtre inCompG-
tenCe, nous sOuhaitOnS yOir, quo
de plus habiles que nous lot ce
nest pas diffiCile a trouver) veu-
lent bien Sen occuper, ct donner
a cette ebauche IL fOrme ct le de-
veIOppement que mGrite PimpOr-
tance du sujet. CHS. EsCUDIER.
Grande Reunion Ia NlIe-Ibe-
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APoLoGIE.-C'est avec un bien
grand regret, que NOUS VenOns
announcer nos leCteurs, notre i'm.
pOssibilite de publier cette semai,
ne en- franeais, lie compte-rendu
de CO qui s'est pass6 a la Nouvelle.
Orleans le lundi ct le mardi de
cette semaine, ct aussi celui du
meeting qui a eu lieu dams ce vii
lage bier apr6s midi, on un grand
nombre de citoyens assistaient,
I paTmi lesqdeIs on distinguish plu.
sieufs DANES qui R'etaient pas les
dernieres rendues. Mais, le temps
nous manque pour donner plus
de details lisez la paItie anglal-
60, ct yous les aurez tous.
Maintenant, 81 la traduction ma
pas etc faite Gu francais cette Sc.
maine, &C nest pas de notre faute !;
ear notre traducteur, M. Ohas.
hScudier, ayaut etc iudispos6, il
lui a etc de toute impossibilite,
Halgrd sa bonue volOnt6, de Sc
hyrer d la traducti0n.
Bien que nous sommes en- ar
rlere do temps pour ce numero.ei,
nous promotions nos lecteurs
que celia ne nous arriyera plus do.
feuayant, ct ferons en- sorte de
iaiEe paraitro notre SOurnal tous
les jeudis requirement..
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q N, WELSGEANS,

AGENCE D'ASSURANCES,
No. AZ, rue du Camp, oncoignure Gravicr
NUuvelle- Orleans
Capital.
AgenCe dies Underwriters. Now
| iork: :----- 5 1000, 0Ut
| Queen, Liverpool and London. $4,000, ,OOC
American Central of st. Louis. / ,y75 ,OOC
Commercial Union Assurance
Co., dc LOndTes. es....... u 500 OOC
German American, de New York ,379 900
Ioutes les Pertes sont promptement re
giees ct payees a la Nouvelle- Orleans
Les Policies sont faites, dams cette CON
tree, sur les Fabriques de sucre, los Cot
ton Gins, les Oranges on Greniers. les
Maisons dhabitation ct les Mauasins de
marchandises,
VIM. ROBERTSON, agent de la Iocalite, a
la NOuyelle-Iberie.
.. BARBEE, agent dc la localitt', a Baton,
Rouge.
Henry MAURRAS, agent-gentrol yo,,.
geur pour Ia Louisiana.
y ESTAURANT COSMOpOLITE
IA I3 ct 1J-RUE ROYALE-I3 ar,
Entire les rues Canal ct Douaue Mi. n,I
Louis CHAPLAIN, Proprittair.,
On trouve toutcs les primenrs de l.,
salsOn, alnsl que des wins de cIIOix at H..
toutes qualities. Repas dc noces exticut,;.
pr0mptement. Cabinets particuIiers.
Chambres elegamment meubleCs. Res
taurant Ouvert jusqu'a minuit.
lily
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A. FACHEMIN' A MEYNIER, JR.,
RureaU de MN. Bachcmin & Meymier,
MARCHANDS- ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
OF MarchaudS dcs
PRODUITS DE L'OUEST.

No53, rue Peters, entire Bienville ct Cont.
NLLE-ORlEANs, Ter Sept. 1874.
Nous donnons respectueuseulent avis
au public, que nous avons siourd'bui
torme une association sous le nuIu dc
''Bachemin 81 Meynier," afin de conti-
nuer CONNIE prGcedemment, les alfaires
de commission ell general, ct la vente
des produits de EOuest en- particulier, a
notre LEGAL .aetuel, No. So, rue Peters,
entire Bienville ct Cont.
Sollicitant une partic de votre patro-
mage, OF gromettant aiayance, wi notre
Tongue experience dams CO genre daft
faires, de sauye- garder les int6r9ts de
nos clients, en- leur faisant oh enir nour
leurs prOduits, les plus Laut8 prIx du
marche, ct en tOuto chose, de leur assn
rer tous les avantages possibles.
Nous sOmmes Tespectueusement vOs
serviteurs, BACHEMIN Il MEYNIER.
IF
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Nos Agents.
u. a. NEYEU, YermilIonville.

M. A. NENEU, NermllonYllle.
Mr. ALBERT l.. DYER, Royyille.
tI ss, 0. KLBBEf aat ypatra agent
ssaF bbevilIe ct la parOisse Vermiilon
st il est dument autOris6 a recevoir ct
J donner quittance pour les Announcement
COTTON BOIL.
Mr.. a. MEYNIER Jor. Ia Nouvelle
Orleans, est dttmeut autorise a faire de
abonnements au COTTON-BoLL ct au SU
GAR-BowL, a en- reeevUir le montant ct
dOnner quittance.
Agent 4 Ia Nouvelle- Orl6ams-Mr. THO
MAS MCINTYRE, No. II, Commercial
Place.
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L.. TerrebOnme,
sWegrchgRsG de Pr0CgWtEs.
No Is RUE TOULOUSE,

, NNAae
Entre Vieille LeYee ct Chartres,l ]
NLLE-0RLEANS.
Oct, 10 ~.
ST. MARY PARISH.
FRANKLIN CLUB.-D. Catfery, Presi-
dent A. G. Frere, Secretary.
CENTERyILLE CLUB.-G. L. Straw
bridge, President; j. Wooster, Secretary.
GLENCOE CLUB.-Wm. p. KempeP,
President John Cary, seeretaly.
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Bateau Regulier des Attakapas

HgSs n Entre Ia NILE ORLEANS o
4 st Martinvillr, Ia Fadsse Point,
Nile Tberie, JeanneIettn, Charputnn, Cen
treville, FRANKLIN, PattersonviIle, B lyou
Chene, Simmsport, Churchville, Bayou
Rouge ct tous les aiterrages sur le T9chp
ct rAtcbafalaya-le bateau passager Mol.
IDA, capitaine p Forgay,
fera les VOYAGES r6guIiers. Pour iret on
passage, s'adresser a "
j. C CARLIN.
No. Rue Tchoupitoulas, N. 0.
lie IDA rest. ra permanemment dams
lie Conuerce ct assure premiere oIaBse
dams toutes les oomp"gn'e5. Dist I,
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des solXant6 et dix, at Q1e
iie SuCIier De IA Louisiana,
le New Orleans Bulletin,
PAbeille ct le Picayune, Soient
rC0uiS de les Dublier.
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LE-ORLEANs, IA Sept. 1874,
Dams le grand movement com,
henee maintenant cOntre le mons
t,aeux tlespotisme de l'usurpateur
hellogg, soyez assures gu'on ne
Aeut yous faire aucun NAL nj a
~ pefsonnes hi d vos propFiGtes,
tqa'on respectera vos dr0its.
LlFrez-v0us q vos occupations
aalaaires ct yous ne serez pas in
aai6t6s.
aoas ia'sons Ia guerre aux vo>
ears aux pillards ct aux spOIia.
@aisde lEtat gui enveIoppent 70.
ae race dams notre RUNE commu.
sous sommes decides a soute.
VI ~ ! tlefendre les druits dies
seas de couleur aus>i bieu que
eeaz de Il race blanche.
la. ID. u. Penn,
4'eusenant gouverneur, faisant
,ohetlons de gouverneur ct com.
.asl,lant ~. eu chef de la milice
W lstat de Ia Louisiana.
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NLLE-1BERIE, Ter AoGt, 1874.
La soci6tG existante SOUS L. nom de
'F. Dup6rier ct A. H6bert," est aujour-
dhui dissOute dun ConsentemeDt mutu-
el. M. A. H6bert continuera dater de
Go jour, les aaaires pour son propre
comptR. T, DUPERfER,
A, HEBERT,
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F. DUPUP FEE%,
Arrangement Temperate.
RUE MAIN, NILE IBERII
AaTChandS do

NOuvolle Shedule des Steamers do la
Gle, A. NJ. 7. a dater d'Aout, lo 10,
1874, les departs des Strs. de cotte Gle,
auront lieu, aiOsi quill suit
Str. Minnie Avery, part do Ia Nile
Iberic, les lundis, mercredis ct vendrc-
dis, heures p. NJ.
LIE meme Str, part de Brashear City,
les mardis, jeudis ct Samedis, Il larrivGe
du train dc passengers, ct prolongora son
voyage du samedi jusqu'a St. Martin
vile.
Lepetit Str, TGche, partira de BrasIl-
ear, les lundis, mercredis ct vendredis,
ct de la Nllc-lbGrie, les mardis, jeudis
ct dimanChes. If.
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lois Concernant les Journaux

|. Les souscrfpteurs qul ne desirent
pas eOntinusr leur Announcement q pres que
feur temps est expire, doiVeat en- dOnner
CoBnRissance Pediteur.
2. 81 lie souscripteur ordonne de disoon-
tinuer de lui envoyer le journal, il dot
Fegler le Compte arriere car autrement,
pediteur peut continuer a lui envoyer le
Journal iusqu'a lepoque OH il reglers le
tout
3. 81 les souscripteurE negligent on re-
fusent DE TeUsyoiE le journal pour ls tempa
On lis Sc sont sbonnes, lis sont quaDd me-
nae responsables pour le temps gull leur
q Gte edresF6 moins qu'ils aient paye ce
qu'ils doiVent.
l. 81 lie souscripteur charge de place
cans en- donneT Connaj8Bance a RediteuT,
ct que ses iournaux soient enVoyes la
premiere residence, le souscripteur est
oblige de payer.
5. Les ccurs ont decide que le fait de
reflser de rstirer un journal apres B'y 6tre
abOnne est une preuve priBa facie dinten-
ton de fraude,
s. Toute personne gui recOit un jour
nal ou qui le retire de Ia poste ct en- felt
usage, soft quill sly soft abOnne on non
est,deyant Ia oi,reoonnu CONNIE abOnne.
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BLes frais de port du "lGrabot do Co
tom n'importe quel point dies Etats-
Unis est de vingt sous, par an, payable
oar trimestre, au bureau dc poste on le
ourpal est TeCu.
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NOUVELLE-IBERIE.
BA'iQREeS.

lie soasrigue ayant oomplet e Sos ar
rangenents est mainteDant pr6t a vendre
ou contractor pJUr de5 articles de pre-
mier choix Briques de construction ct de
Cartilage, etc, etc. Depot au Mage zin
de Nine. we. A. Lemaire.
M. BER 4FRIE.
Nlle-Ibeiie, IS Mars. 1874.
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NOKice

Mr.. D. Quinn, of Washington, La,
has entire charge and management Of
all business connected with tho arera-
ton Of Mail Routes connecting New
iberia and CheneYville. La, ana
Orange, Texas. No hills will be paid
unless approved by him.
1uRe 1, iS7i. j. r.. PRICE.
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GUS. JAQUET, NJ. EsCoE4t
G. JAQUET g. Co,
F6brique de Tabaes No /,
Ter District, Louisiana,
FAB RICANP.
DE TABACS 4 FUMER. A GHloIJEh
EFT A FRISER,
NARC IA ARDs
De Tahaos a ohlqHeF en- pings ct de ton.
les qualities, ct Oieares du paws
IMPORTATEl1RS
De cigares de Ia HaYane et Clyarytl,s u
pes Merschaum ct en- racines, Ell assS
cles pour les Fumenrs.
A. Rae 81. Pierzs. a.
Entire les rres Charities ct Royale,
NOUVFl.,,.z ORLEANS.
2-5 ly
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eis,. .s'ssa',espnrG y, 1h.-Tuus les Off
ollts,s Fat dlimept elus en- 1879,
hssss.ss lnstalles auiourd'hui i I'll
ess5oa.a;a S 81 nilieu du plus grand
s''''saslasme du peuple.
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COLLEGE STE. GROIN.
DE LA NOUVELLE-IBERIE.
COEH'S Commercial.

DE LA NOUVELLE-IBERIE.
COWH'S Commercial.
Lo plan denseiguemeut comprond
tout &c qul fait partie dun conyY CONNER
cidl complt.
CONDITIONS.
Pension, par an. n..........S 800 90
DroIt d entTee, (une fUis FeulementIU on
HonOralres du mtdecn ct frais de
PhaTmaCie. OO
Garnitures de lit (fOurnies parle
BlanohlSSage Qait par le Cullego). 10 90
Les langues etrangeres ct la musique,
SOnt aux traiS dc P6IGv~
Les placements So feronv par fyimcsfre
ct G'avauce. Tout mois commence ost
payable en- entier. Le college recOit
aussl DIES demi pensioqnaires ct DIES ex-
ternes.
L." ro"trtU " ne. g Is 7bre proclaim.
II. NJ LIE COZIC,
Directeur.
NLLE-IBERiE, 3 Aont, 1874. If
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AK AhOmmCS

AOui' recoivent leur journal avecZA-
une croix X } en- bleu on EN- rouge ap-
ros6e vis-a-vis leurs nOms, sauront que le
terme de leur Announcement est expire; ills
Jevrork nous motifier immGdiatement s'ile
veulelA disCOntinuer leur Announcement.
R Nous pr;ons ceux de nos souscrip
teuTs a qui notTe Journal he parvient pas
regulierement, de vouloir bieu nous Ell
donner avis amos Agents.
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AUX Habit itants dc Couleur dt
PEtat de Ia Louisiana.
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BRUNEI.

Sun lay evening, at $50, quarrel arose
amongst a mob OF negroes loafng around
Bucks colored church in Alglers. One OF
them, named E. j. Brunei, was accused by his
fellows of running away on the glorious l4th'
when 1.-THE colored troops fought nobody" In
reply he drew a revolver and shot one OF the
mob through the body. On Monday he Was
brought to the Fifth District Courthouse and
though his victim lies at the point OF death,
and, in spite of the fact that this same Brunei
has within year or two shot three other men,
he was released ON bail in the paltry sum OF
$500. The bail bond was signed by another
Kellogg official, w. F. Loan, who. We are ill.,
formed, does not own any real estate in the
place. The negro rufian is quietly pursuing
the even tenor Of his way as clerk Of reeistra.
ton under Mr. Loan. A reporter of the Bull
LErN visited Henry Cleaver. this morning.
He found the man under the care of DR.. w.
E Brown, who had extracted the bullet and
who considers his patient in fair way of re-
covery.
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OUn POLITICAL Duty.

The campaign may now be considered as
fairly opened. All the nominations OF candi-
dates have been made, and both the State and
tickets are in the field. The most
serious work now begins and will continue
until the day of election.
The nominations, as general thing, are OF
a character to elicit a full vote, and if care
and vigilance are exercised in the way OF re-
gistration there will be no difficulty in elect
ing our ticket by an overwhelming majority.
Let not the fact, however, of our having a
large majority of white voters in the city in
duce any one to relax, in any degree, his IN
terest in the election or his determination TO
vote. It must be remembered a very impor-
tant State officer is to be elected, and every
vote polled in the city will add just SO much
to the general result. Besides it is necessil-
ry to swell our majority to the fullest extent IN
order to show to the world how thoroughly
and how seriously the people OF New Orleans
are opposed to Radicalism and to govern
ment of usurpation. Make our protest
against the outrages put upon Us SO strong
and so clear that the nation will give an ear 10
its tones as it did to the sound OF our artillery
and the shots of our rifles on the memorable
l4th of September
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An UnDrecedented Calamity.

New YORK. Oct. '5.-A most disastrous and
unprecented calamity occurred here yes erday,
A drove of wild Texas steers b ing driven
through here en- route for Buffalo escaped
from the careless d ivers, and soon scattered
through the streets Of the lower part OF tue
city.
Maddened by the shouts Of men and boys,
they rushed blindly in every direction. Many
persons were injured by the Infatuated ami
mails, and up to 10 o'clock last evening, over
thirty-three casualties were reported.
1t is not known how many injured will e.
but some are badly injured internally, and
others will be disfgured tor life.
Excitement among the people is indescrib-
sble. Everybody was in the streets armed
with pistols, clubs, swords and knives, all con-
fused, not knowing what to do first. The po-
lice appeared to be as much demoralized as
the citizens.
The bulls dashed down the streets into the
sore windows, anywhere to escape the tx
cited crowds. Surrounding and following
them ri tolls were fred recklessly and several
persons were injured by the shots. Several
bulls escaped te the river, jumped overheard,
and were drowned.
All the injured are severely and some
fatally
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A1aIERs WHITE LEAGUE.-On Tuesday even
ing, at a regular meeting held at Philharmonic
Hall, the Alyicrs division of the Crecent City
White League was recognized. The officials
elected at the formation Of the company tend
cred their designations and received a unani-
nous vote Of thanks. The following mem-
beers were then duly elected as permanent
officers of the Algiers White League, viz:
J.. c. Butler, President H. Carter, First
Vice President; Philip Held. Second Vice
President "A. Pocne, jr., Secretary j. Irving
Crabbe, Treasurer. ..M
The nominations of the Algiers delegates
to the Democratic Convention were Endorsed
by the League, and hearty vote OF conf
denoe given to them.
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A Mississippian writes to the New York Sun
that the reason the honest and self-respecting
people OF that State are discontinued IL tina
the Governor is from Massachusetts,, the
Lieutenant Governor is carpet-bag negro,
and the Superintendent OF Education, another
negro, is ON trial for felony. In Claiborne
county the sheriff can neither read nor write,
the negro coroner il under Indictment for
burel ~ the negro treasurer can't add up q
column of fgures-though he probably un-
derstands addition. division and silence-the
supervisors who do the taxing, own no rea
estate, and the most of the magistrates are
negroes who cannot read. and do not compre-
bend word of the statutes. The prospects
of Mississippi are very dark indeed
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It is stated that Rev. Robert Collyer, Of
Chicago, has received q call to become the
pastor OF the Church OF the Messiah, in New
York, at salary OF $4,000 per annum.
The death OF Bishop Lee, Of Iowa, reported
last NJ nday in the BULLETIN, will be sad
news to the members OF his own denomination
as well AS to the public. He was q minister
of remarkable ability, and Of great influence
in the Episcopal Church. Although sixty
e'gl years Of age, he was in vigorous health.
and gave promise Of many years OF usefulness
Some weeks ago. in attempting to g" down
stairs, he fell and injured his head severely
1t was not considered dangerous at the ime.
but it continued to grow worse. and, finally,
malignant erysiplis attacked him and occa-
stoned his death.
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We could scarcely have sadder duty to
perform than to chronicle the death Of the
three Sisters of the Order of St. Joseph, the
int ligence of which has just reac ed us:
Sister Alexandrine, Mother Superior, Sister
Clotilda and Sister Teresa, died of yellow
fever at Warrington, Fa., on the 3Oth ult.,
after an illness of seven days.
They came from Carodlet, Mo-, in April.
1872, to establish scbo in Warrington
where they resided, applying themselves to
their holy calling up to the time of their death
securing to themselv, s, by the beauty Of their
character, and the purity of their lives. the
respect, confidence and love Of those who had
the privilege and pleasure to know tnem
There were but four of this holy band-Sster
Odelia only spared Of them to watch on. Our
feeble pen can pay no just tribute, such as
they deserve. to their memory; their lives were
too pure their works too holy, their deaths
too glorious; their reward is in Heaven. PEN
sacOla Gazette, LIST inst.
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In the museum at Cassel, Germany, is q
library made from 500 European trees. The
back Of each volume is o'med of the bark Of
a tree, the sides of the perfect wood, the ,op
of young wood and the bottom OF old. When
opened the book is found TO be box, con-
tanning the flower, seed, fruit and leaves Of the
Tree, either dried or Initiated in w.x. At the
Melbourne Colonial Exhibition of 1866. Col
Clamp exhibited specimens OF Victorian wood
converted into small boxes of book f rm, &C.
cording to design suggested by that gentle
man at the Victorian Exhibition of 1851, and
then suggested by Baron Ferd Mueller.
Nothing could he more convenient and more
interesting than library Ito speak allegori-
c.lly) OF such imitation books, re presenting
the different timber of vario, countries,
which could be systematically or alphabet
cally or geographically arranged. Australia
could alone furnish OF such collection more
than thousand volumes At the Paris E1-
hibition Of 1867 Russia showed similar col
lection OF wooden works, cleverly designed,
sno wing the bark as the ack binding, and
lettered with the popular and scientific names
of the wood. Each book contained samples
of the leaves and fruit of the tree, and q Sec
ton and shaving, or veneer, OF the wood
Printers Circular.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-08

There is religious sect called WInn bren-
narians, and they have soci ty in P ttsburg.
Washing the feet they regard as sacrament,
and at their Sunday services large number
of persons take part in this rite. On recent
service there were about thirty of them. The
pastor fills two sin with water, and man
and woman, each wearing a apron in imita-
ton of the eirdle worn by Chrlst, washes one
by one the feet of those of their own sex, the
shoes and stockings having been previously
removed Both feet are placed in the basi !,
and after having been washed are wiped with
the apron worn by the washer, and they shake
hands and kiss each other. Du ing tn per-
Torrance of this ceremony the congregation
sing hymn
Tnls is the way long have sought,
And muurned becs use found 1t not.