davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

uort9er 0onneritas Ra9t ginlaB gu bent Bobn.
bauie eines altea SdDeijers, Raner,s S9neiber in
NtIan, @rie gountp. Sic mtBbanbeIten ben al.
ten Narr, 10 LANCE, bis er ibnen ben glab eutbed.
te, 100 erieine @riparniiie, 115 Dollars, auf6spabri
bate. Die Die6e ben.ddtisten ftd bes GeIbes UNI
1,adten ii9 NIT tbrer Beutes aus benz Gtaube
S9neiber bebauptet bic 9iebe trot ibrer Germunt.
n1iias erfannt gu baben, u,o ;pei in Gait NorpaIl
wobnbafte lun9e Yuri den, Namens gailep uno
Sftnner, ruuroen auf ben gersa6t bin Die Sbdter
aa iein feftgenominen.
Sn 3anesptIle periu1te ONT Donaerita9 leks
ter @ode Der ansebenoe 3abnar5t Saiaes Srtitb,
Der Man, Der Sranf Srnitb. pelfe ii6 am Montas
supOr int 2onsftreet Sauie, bier in Columbus, psrs
siftet bate unb an Mittpod in Gainesville besras
ben rporben mar, ii6 in @raban's gpptbefe nit
Morpbit nrtSubringen, I'M, wie er ia9te, 5u Sranf,
ieinern 8eibe, 5u fom.nen. grabam's glerf i9idte
iofort mad Softoren unb goIi;ei ,nb Der arn,e
geufeI 1T s~erettet. Seine @be f9eint cine Der be.
~fanrten yan,erifanti9en" Chen eerueien unb ber
Saa Der aufmsrflafnfeit Der gettpetber ,uertb sa
iein, nleint Die 3anesuiler .poit".
(Ginseianot)
Maria Stein, O., 8. glpril 1874.
Bertber Rebacteur!
Sinb bic @afernpntpber in Columbus nod an
Der Arbeit? SIN geIina ftnb iele Gentperenileute
eflig rim gefaIet,. 8et elmer Neettns iolte Ell.
9emiiler Sep. cine Speed se8eit bic i~iinoigen Sas
IoonfeeperS l~pslaIen, mar Gber, tpie mir Ml9et5els
gen fagten, berart benebelt, bab ct niht aletn nt1t
fpreden fonnte, ionoern 5ulett gar ben ,stoff" auf
berrieIben 8ege mteoer aus benz @agen erpeoirte,
porauf er bineingelanst mar. Seitber RUBEN ale
NGlber.
Sn uniern rein beutiden @niieblunsen bieier ges
9ero fernt man rattirli9 bieie Sarce ,ur pom SDs
reniagen. 1niere Srauen baben gefieres Az tbutt,
ais ben Slinbug r1it3uma1en.
Sbr 6.2.
lleberaa NO Sr. slug. &Dniss Sarnburger Sros
pfen einsefibrt lpurbery finben bieiel6en als eine
wirflatae tuobltbatige San,iliensIieoisin glnerfet1s
nnns. 9err Sobn Seiner, Aoants, 0stb, i9reibt
in eine,n 8riefe: SD bin Ssbnen iebr banfbar fir
bic Sropfen, benin D~ieiel6en finb non aasge;eidnes
ter Birfun9.
0lidieligfeit 1T bic abtuejenbeit bon samers,
iagt Sean saul &t6ter, uno 10000 oanfbare gas
tienten ie9nen Die Mnafeits bes 9r. Silsbee al5
oas ein5tge 9eilnittel, bas 9e9en 9Gmorrbois
ben entoeft rpurbe. Sic 1T eine mifIeni9aftli6e
8erbinbung BET beiten Nietboben fran565i6er, ehgs
lii9er uno ainerifanii6er @unbdrate, fpirft as Sr,s
%itrument, Grrpeihunssnlittel un6 Nseb3in. @es
luGbrt ~iofortige Sinberung unb polbrin9t p6atge
bauernbe Setlung. - Yrets $1.O0. Sranco alges
ididt mad grnpfans bes 9reiies. MnafeIissSepot
as lalfer Str, Stem gorf.
@pril 2. 1mttp
anafeiis 1T unstueifelbaft has urtrislidfe,
leiGteite pifIeni9aftli1e SeilnttteI fur 9dmorrboi.
0etr. hn3 nnh pntneft mornpn % 000 Annfhnrp
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09
gentaur Eminent

bat rpunberbarere guret, BON Rbeus
naatiSmits, S6ner3ers, @eidwulften
SroftbeuIen, gerbartanse,s Der 8rii.
ite, granbuunber, gerbribungen,
SaI5FuB II. I. N. am ,neni6liden
RDrper, urc Berrenfunoet. Spath.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

ueberaG mo- Or. plug. abniss 9an,burser Gros
pfen einsefibrt rpurbeu, finbel ~bieieIben als eire
wirfiat1e ruobltbatise San,ilien.9seoisin gnerfens
nnn9. 9err Sobn Seirner, Noants, 0sidy i6reibt
in eine11 8riefe: SD bin Sbnen iebr bantbar fiir
bic 5ropfen, benin o~ieieI6en iit.b non ausseSei9nes
ter Wirf1ud.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09
lnsrano b.

9eutiGlanb.-8erlin 7. NpriL Wor9ens.
Der @eIua5beitssutano bes Sarfsn 8ismard
beiiert ii9.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

USluEt NltOStSh tuSY pSEt ~tJ%aISt WI ~
1mitb'iden Sabrif iu6ten, ben its in 3immsr
perborsen pdbntea. SIes bate iebo9 tel
men grfpls uno i!e psrlansten besbaIb, inbem
lie spei qiItoIen auf UthlIer ridteten, pon
bieI EN- Die 9sraussabe bes SdIaIels ; ba ct
benfelben aber ni9t be; ii9 bate, fonnte er
Dem gerLan9en ntdt SoIss seben. Dalnit
,paren bic Ranber ieoob ni6t Sufrieoen, brob:
ten OtGaer pielmebr Iebenbig uerbrennen gu
woIen, rpenn Ct ben GAlIKel niht berauss
gdbe uno fibsten oteien boaii9en yoriaB aud
aus. sic f6i9teten bic Betten auf e!nen
Saufen, burdtranften tie nit Del, Itedten tie,
naboem tie ii1 uberSeugt, Dap Wiluer fsit
oenla ~eefeIeIt, in Brand uno psrIieben TO-
Damn oas Saus, obne bab tie Gtpa5 mitnabs
men. unteroelsn sriffen ote 0Iammen INNER
mebr I'M it'd. Wtuler Wuroe Don Iobesaa9It
erfabt. SAT- ibermenI6li9 ~itrenste ct iib
an, feline 5eiielH So scrrelbsn, aber iia 'paren
10 feit s~sfnotet, oab er don auf feline Hettuns
persihtete. Do6 nod einrnol nabm CT ale
feline &rdfte suIan.aen, un0 1uirflid, es eez
lang inn, feline Sibe gu bel reten ,no Ii6 aus
benz brennenoen Saufe su fli9ten. gr i1lus
fofort 2arm bato Doren bic Gpriben sur
Stele, aber on eine gtettun9 oes !6auIss mar
uibt su benfen. Gs ruuroe sdnsIi9 in NI9e
neIeef. 1e5er bas susiebsn Der Gauber fonn.
fe Uluuer nur uenig iasen; oenn CT mar BON
benIelben 10 in Sdreden sejagt tpOrben, bab
Inn in Der Sbat Soren uno Seben persans
oen lit. Ser Gisentbumer bes Sauiss, Safob
8Ioie ,par mabreno bes gorfoaes nit Isiner
s~SatniIie in SEEM Yo,f."
GisentbamIi9e seIb # morb.-
Nm 0ientas Lester ISOLDE itarb in Seem gort
ber Saui irer SSobann gensins aus S@nennia.
gen in Warttember8. Iraumerifden Gbas
rafters, bate CT ii6 ben i'm Iusuit letter
Sabres erfoIsten Sob ieiner Srau 70 gu !Sers
aer. senommen, baB er feitbem feline Sreube
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14
THE FREE MARKET QUESTIO,
ADMINISTRATOR TURNBULL VIC
LATES HAWKINS INJUNCTION.

On Tuesday Last it will be remembered
Hawkins, Judge Of the Superior Distric
Court, issued an injunction in number 0
cases, enjoining and prohibiting c c. An
tome, President Of the Metropolitan Polio,
Board; A. S. Badger. Superintendent Of thu
Metropolitan Police, and B. NJ. Turnbull
Administrator of Commerce, from closing
he establishments Of petitioners and from
interfering with their business as butchers, il
any manner whatsoever.
This was all right SO far as it went. but this
morning Administrator Turnbult had each
and every one Of the parties, plaintiffs in the
Injunction, arrested on the same old charge,
violating Act No. 81 relative to Free Markets.
TurnOull says that he Intends to test the
question, as to whether or not Act No. 81 is d
law Under it he can but see that its pro
visions are enforced; that he has been threat
ened with a suit for damages against the city,
and against himself rs an Administrator, 10y
the leSsees of the public markets, and has been
advised that such suit will stand, and that
he does not intend if he can prevent it, to
make the city or his securities liable.
Az might have been expected, rule
for contempt, returnable this morning
against Turnbull and the others, was this
morning taken by Mr.. E. Filleul, counsel tor
the market men.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14
CHLOROFORM AND THE DARK
LANTERN.
BURGLARS AT THEIR WORK AGAIN.
IS PETRlE L, THE CITY!

Yesterday NJ. S. S. Clarke, who resides
at No. los Prytania street, awoke to the iull
consciousness that something during the night
had gone wrong with him, for, aside from the
usual heavy and tired feeling which so debili-
tates the physique in weather like this he was
suffering iuom Il severe headache, and an I'M
usual feeling of sickness at the stomach, in
fact such as one would be liable to experience
upon taking chlorotorm.
1t did not take him long to realize that
during the night just passed some one had en-
tered his house and room, for upon close
inspection, his revolver, watch and $500 in
currency, together with his pantaloons were
missing. Mr.. Clarke at present is the only
one residing in his house. his Iamily being
over the lake.
No sooner had he realized his loss IN he
gave the alarm to some Of his ne1ghbors, and
proceeding in his back yard he found that a
panel in the gate had been forced. In cor
ner of the yard his revolver and pantaloons
were found 1t was very evident hat those
articles were v,lue,ess i'll thu eyes OF The bur-
glars.
The theory of the whole affair is very sim
pie After forcing an entrance in the premi-
ses the thieves cautiously wended their way to
Mr.. Clarke's room. and there being no one re-
sidingin the house b. sides himself, the chances
of their discovery were very faint
After reaching Mr.. Clarke's room they pro-
proceeded to chloroiorm him, and then
leisurely set about their business, Mr.. Clarke
states that it is not his custom to keep SO
much money on hand, but that he had bee.
paid the $500 which the burglars appropria-
Fed to their own use yesterday after bank
hourc
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14
THE MAIDS FEAT.
ErAILs OF HER WONDERFUL TRoT AT BUFFALO.
tBxffalo Courier, Aug TO- ]

lbxHlio courier. aug, H.
Not inferior to the 30 ace as an attraction
| of the day in advance, and far surprising il
in the trotting importance of the results, WIS
the ma ch of Goldsmith Maid against time for
a purse If $1,000. 1t was hoped on all hands
that she would be able to beat her own IN
tqualed cord Of Of 2:l6 made over the Sag
illlw track this season, bnt very few expected
| that she would. Indeed bets were freely
offered that she would not trot faster than
2:l7, although wather and track were
most favorable for speed. When she came IA
track after the first heat OF the 220 race. and
| logged up before the vast crowd 'oud cheers
rent the air, which Dohle tehind her grace.
fully acknowledged, while the gallant little
mare herself sc med conscious of the adn-
ration she elected.
After she vas well wafn,d mp, gray run
ming horse called Petroleum, driven by a man
named Sargent, in the employ Of Alden Col +
smith, was started with her, and away she
went at a tearing rate. On the first trial the
running horse was kept four or five lengths
behind tie mare, who went to the quarter
pole in 81, to the half in :09, to the three
quarter pole in 43s. and crossed the score in
2:lS3 1t was not expected that the Maid
Won be urge to her greatest speed Oh the
first heat and little disappointment was mani
tested. The second triad told different tale
Nnen the it'll mare got the word aud It
was seen that the running horse kept close
to her, it was evident that business was
intended On flew the Maid, her ire
mendous stride covering the ground
at the rate Of forty feet to the second She
passed the quarter in 81 seconds, and did the
second quarter still faster, flying by the half
mile pole in 1907, rate of 2:l4. On the up
per turn the pace was still maintained. The
mare made Il little break before reaching the
home-stretch, but caught in a second, aud
passed the three-4uarter pole in 1:40s. Hun
dreds Of eyes watched every motion OF the
hand Of their stop-watches as she came
down the last quarter, every muscle strained
to its utmost, and her eye, cleaning with
ambitious fire. She made skip Just before
reaching the distance stand, but caught at
once. and as she strobe under the wne three
watches on the judges stand We're stopped
at the instant, aud recorded the unanimous
verdict,
2:15I!
The eager crowd surged about the quarter
Stretch and when the blackboard WAS swung
out displaying the figures, mighty shout went
up. and had it been possible, the wonderful
mare and her driver would have been borne
in triumph on the shoulders of the people,
Late in the afternoon, the Maid was broue bit
out on the track and stripped, and great was
the admiration bestowed upon her
1t is worthy OF remark that Goldsmith Maid
is now II years old, and is still owned BY
Henry L. Smith, Esq, OF New York city, who
says he would not take 500. 900 tor her. and
that she shall not trot after this season.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14

When Congress ";eets again, some membe,
who Is opposed to stealing should institute an
inquiry into the facts connected with the set.
tlemel of q. W. Lowell's detalcation as Post.
master in New Orleans Lowell was one OF
the most prominent of the conspiritors en-
gagged in the overthrow Of the constitutional
government OF Louisiana. 1t was Lowell who
gave out the tickets of admission to delegate
faithful to the Custom House clique, and to
them only on the occasion of the celebrated
Republican Convention which was regulated by
Calling guns and United States tro ps. When
he left the Post Office he was defaulter to q
large amount-t was currently reported at the
time as at least 30 900 or $50 OOO-and
though he had sureties for $50, 900, his ac-
coun-S have been settled by the Post Office
Dep lrtment, or rather his indebtedness has
b Ell compromised by the payment OF 5000.
To be sure Lowell is prom nent politician
and his exploit in getting away with so much
public money SO endeared him to the Re-
publicans Of Louisiana that they afterwar, S
made him Speaker of one branch of their
Legislature, and he may be in favor of third
term. But all this will hardly be accep ed by
the people as atfording sufficient reason for
compromising detalcation when tee Govern
ment was secure against loss.-N I. SIN.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14

There is just reported decision BY the SUI
preme Court Of South Carolina in which poll
tics are involved. A case came before that
tribunal to determine the validity Of certain
certificates of Indebtedness issued by the
st te to the extent of some half q million Of
dollars The Bench decided that some should
be paid, and oilers left out in the cold, :"
rather an odd expression for tho Judiciary to
USE The State Treasurer proposes to contest
the decision on the ground that the certifi-
Gates are '.bills OF credit, in violation OF the
Constitution" These certificates doubtless
represent some of those scandalous frauds
that hsve plunged South Carolina into finan-
oial abyss from which rescue seems veil nigh
impossible.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14

BUSTED. The following conversation is re-
ported to us as having occurred between two
darkies, who were recently discussing the col
lapse Of the Freedman Bank:
Busted - exclaimed an old oewildered
darkey, who had placed some shins in the in
stitution, lyon don't gwan' tole me dat Freed
mans Bank bu sted p
"Yes-it's gone up!'
Done, clear gomez"
"Yes."
Evidently the old man couldn't understand
it. He mused deeply and sadly, and with q
last, sorrowful look into the open but vacant
room. turned away. muttering as he went:
Oats what always makes me 'spise a
bank. Macon Telegraph
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14
Look out for the Merchants Illustrated
Weekly. The greatest prize story.

MYsTERIoUs Observation-Disclosures of the
feetest of orr bay craft was sold not long since
or was said to be- to party from New Or
leans. and has been quietly lying at the wharf,
foot Of Government street, tor week or ten
days with wood and water on board. 1t was
said she was awaiting the untangling of some
hitch in the matter Of the purchase money.
steam and quietly slid where the wcodbine
twineth: since when, rumor saith, she was
spoken of PASCAL Outre with shaft bl oxen,
though several think her d. stnation to be the
south side Of the ever faithful isle Of Cuba
The question along the river front NOW is
Filibuster or no tlibuster, and who is in the
right. Noble Register, 18Th inst.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14

IOOK'S EXCURStONIST-IS MONTH
" Iy price ~ cents, post paid contains much
vaiua bic information for intending travellers and
tourists, gives routes and prices tor nearly a
States, and as many more more throusao Europe a,
very low rates For ckets and other information
apply to A. K. MILLER & CO., 26 Caronde.et
street, New Orleam& aul2 lm3dp
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14
Registratinu-

To the DE "octatic and Conservative voters of t e
Fifteenth Ward Algiers: The books of Registration
oT the enrolment of ID mociatic and Conservative
voters VIII be open at the following places;
At Lorip's Drug Store Where stree for two days,
18Th and 18th August.
III Fosters. corner Atlantic and Patterson streets
iuT two days, 18th AMI ltth August.
At krdmers. Evelina AMI Elmira treets
for two ia :, lot and 10Th August.
Registration books will he close the 10Th. Com
nlls~ione.s Jas. c. Butler, j. ID. Lorlo v truillan
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14

Hall of Home Hook and Ladder No. I. 9Th District,
New Orleans, Aug. H. 1-74-NOTICE: The officers,
active, exempt and honorary members Of the above
company. wishing to participate in the excur ion
Biloxi will assemble at the Truck House SATUR-
DAY, 18th inst. at p. Nj. sharp with fire shirts,
belts and excursion ats Invited guests will please
assemble ut H. NJ Is acsons wareherse corner afa-
y-tt- and Ma rsl streets at p. NJ sharp, where
the company will rendezvous.
By order of G.. c. PIPER Foreman.
j. A. III. DBLEON Secretary. aua -
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14

A SIGNIFICANT FAcr.-City money has APP
preciated in this city fully ten per cent since
the election, although money matters are al
ways very tight at this season of the year.
Had the negroes been successful, it is h I'd to
tell the full extent of the disaster to values Of
all kinds in this city that would have followed
Real estate has also felt tie influence. A gen.
tlemen who is a shrewd observer of these
things thinks the stiffening in prices t least
twenty-five per cent.-1he Vicksburgher,
12h inst.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14

Jour HUNDRED PER CENT PROFIT ON AN
i investment Of $50, can be made within four
months. For particulars address Post Office BOX
l5O. aull
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14
WANTS.

EMPLOYMENT WANTED-BY A STEADY,
IL industrious man: is not afraid to work in
warehouse private Waterman, also good gardener
Address W. f. e.. this office. au6 lw
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14
POLITICAL.
No political advertisements will be inserted unless
paid for in advance Endorsed by responsible
party,


Ward will be ED SATURDAY EVENING, Au-
gust 18th, at y O'clock prompt for the purpose of
organizing the " hite Lea -ue of this Ward. Atten-
ton citizens No. Bienville street is the place
4
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14

Office Planters Cotton lie Association. 81 Gar.
ondelet sireet-New Orleans, August L. 1c14.-A
meeting of the stockholders of this Asso ,aton fol
notifications of the charter will take place at its
office in this city, SATURDAY, September s. 1874
aus I'm JOHN HUGHES President.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14

New Registrati0n-TO the Conservative vO'ers OF
Tenth Ward i he registry rolls of this Ward will
be open daily, Sundays excepted, at the following
places:
Mondays aud Tuesdays at Frank Carrolls, corner
Jackson and Front Levee streets.
Every day from Friday, August 18th, from A. NJ
to 2. NJ, on jackson, Magazine streets under
Upper CITY Hote.
Every day from Monday, August Nth at Market
House 81. Charles, near jackson streets
Fridays anu Saturdays, at the club Ioom on Jack
son street between Franklin aud Liberty streets.
Hours OF registration from A. NJ. to : Z. NJ from
r NJ to 6 Z. Nj. daily.
All Democratic and Conservative voters of this
ward must register from Monday, 10,h inst until
Wednesday, the 18th inst III order to participate in
the approaching primary election.
Supervisors Ell Clark and NJ Reddington.
DENNIS p. MAHUNY President.
Ed. CLARK, Secretary. aug st
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14

"Black Eagle" the last of the Iroquois
warriors, is no more, having been run over
While in state of helpless intoxication by q
travelling circus wagon
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14

Special N0tice--ExcursiOn Tickets by Steamers
NatcheZ and Il. l.. Lee. leaving SATURDAYS at )
p. NJ. and returning SUNDAYS at T. NJ. Fare for
the trip 81 30. Tickets good for two days only
For sale by j. JANNEY.
aI2 I'm III Common street
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14

To the Democratic Voters Of the Fifth Ward
The rolls for registering the members of the Fifth
Wa,i Democratic Club will be kept open at the fol
lowing places
At Headquarters, Nos. 1873 and l25 Rampant street
for seven DAYS, tronJuiy 80 to August 6 inclusive
AT No. 30 st. Ann street for four DAYS from
August to August II inclusive
At the corner OF st. Peter and Galvey for four
days. from August II to August IL, inclusive.
Office OF Registration to remain open from o clock
A H. IT, { o'clock Z. NJ
Democrats of this Ward are earnestly requested to
comply with the above resolutions.
CLEMENT RAMOS
iy29 taul7N Chairman Executive Committee
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14

DlsRAELI ON THE EUROPEAN SITUATION
Premier Disraeli announced to the British
House Of Commons, recently, his personal
convict on that, however tranquil the general
state OF Europe may be- there are agencies
at work preparing period Of great disturb
ance. The famous English statesman has on
more than one occasion Of late excite and
alarmed the Old World peoples and Govern
lar import but, SO far as We have seen, he
has not condescended to indicate the point of
danger or the causes which are more imme-
diately exciting towards 1T. If he possesses
such knowledge, based upon facts, it is, We
should say, his plain duty to advise the Queen
and Parliament of it. Or is the great novelist
merely prtjudiced? Or has the sunset of lite
given unto him the power of mystical lore?
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LOutS1AbA KOWIhg CIuD.
SPECIAL MEETING
FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST Is 1874
At 46 ST. Charles sire, t. up stairs.
BUSINESS OF IMPORTANCE
BY order of the President
a ~ MAE L HASA NJ. JR Sec nro fem
Attention Rally, COttOnpressmen, Rally All
Captains and Cottonpr ssmen of the city arc hereby
called upon to att nd a special meetin call byt
Association, on FRIDAY EVENING, Aug. ii at
$50 CLOG Business OF Importance makes II neGes-
sary hat all should be prose- t.
BY order of the Association.
au12 2t* CHI AS MUENCH Secretary