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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-22
JOHN D. HAMLIN, AUCTIONEER
IA HIGHLY IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE.
ONE YOUNG PROMISING TEAM
AND TWO HIGH BRED
at the private stable rear OF 1eys hat store Uniol
square entrance in Seventeenth street.
first door west OF Broadway.

the s,a s nat Union
os SSsS $ $f. Sssas
gray ns 0 M sS % n % o sss
a
smooth ana snail limb;
as,iSs wh nsG
training .Sss On DAY sale inass M sure T,'aH and
pr 70 IN h hsy m ne less rs5 ss nrss o ba
are even gated even tempered dispositions alike drive
like one horse and are warranted sound KIND good and
e. ars 'pS M s Seuo oS bred s.d
was. was sired ed By Clay Jr sam Messenger; formerly
spr wss1
family T. sns in al been 70
stylish KIND and a%iaDe for ANY any lady to drive
70
EMMA sss nigh Years DID, Sired Sy ky.dls Aamse.
n GG
a o % sUg
to Long Branch one year ago, IN 2lo green and with.
ss .'a1s ns S ss S ;fs ws os
She Psd eisd
Psss 81 e.: |Ss nsss
S$ss WI = si,,.m.n
SS1S
bidon. sale positive % and nd peremptory s'' go = e~l
A -NMAyoR CHARLES Y; BARKER AUgTIoNEER.
H. sp1fo FouarH eskA2 RsRIfeEH fsSIfvE SALE SPEED
rAsurosAsLSS%' ssHR sah EsSrrrso STOCK
THE rneEFEsE ga ssESSss sSSsa .ss.. TAYLOR
TIE p 1sSR 1EsSssssH 5SSS I 9s59SE STA.
Hawk Kich jupiter, tycoon, Hafry Clay, Hamperion
sSf ssreaS 81 s se o asSi
SSfa SSuEs f.st cSS BE osrAlSED At BARRIERS
Sly assGH Sf n1a SsS Ct 81 % e.
TRraRassE HsHVly
A ' HnS'5 date Johnston S1i Van cssiE' Tasseib.
H9ssE AyaS,GS sstsa5 e 9Ss Hag'z
10 sEas r. < UHiEEksiTY UUHIEEEEhIH rIRSK slsHE7
9T HanSs s ASP Rb9 AZ u ABE
Tns ss nd w Ss Ss the
9 or SJs JRsRpoe Is RELIABILITY
CARRIAGES. RocKAwAYs, PARK AND PONY
hand Svss HI M ne new w Sna
GRUBE'S, I4l West Broadway.
CARRIAGES FOR sALE-AT THE OLD EsTAB-
~ ished mandatory 10 Nevlns street. Brooklyn, all
styles and second hand 20 per cent less than New
York prices. "A. b. WITTY co.
hEPOT WAGONS, PONY PHAETONS, FAMILY CAR.
L. riages aud Light Wagons, every style, and
ond hand popular prices; several slightly soiled Car
MANUFACTURERS UNION, 64 Broadway
ELEGANT BAROUCHE, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY
sM;sE co sEsSI saLr BY MINER
STLvENS.
Landaulet. nearly new, built by Demarset a Co.
Park Phacton, in perfect order, by Miner stevens
Landaulet in good order, by j. 4. Brews & Go.
Coupe, in perfect order, BY Wood Bros;
Landanlet IN good order, built by n. NJ. Stivers.
Coupe Rockawav, in good order,
Elegant Pony Phaeton, with Pole nd Shafts Rumble
Seat u nd anopy, built by Wood Bros.
Top Depot Wagon. with Pole and shafts.
Top Road Wagon, built by Brewster h Co., nj Broome
street
Road Wagons by Duscnbury 4 Nelson.
Top and no top Pony Phaetons, Harness, Robes &c.
VAN TAssELL / KEARNEY, AT THEIR MART, no.
liz and ia East thirteenth street. Fourth
LNLEGANT TROTTING STOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-22
sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, SO.

FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
n. Birds &c. Medicines tor all diseases; prepared
Food for mocking birds. At B. g. DOvEfS No. Greene
street Grand
MEYERS DOG, BIRD AND FISH EMPORIUM, NO.
1u Arniy street, near Broadway.-Medicine for all
diseases
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-22

DuBLIC NEEIING.
L BATTERY TO HARLEM RIVER IN 20 MINUTES.
public mass ting Of business men. property own
taxpayers and cizens generally will be held at the
Real Estate hxchsnge sslesroom, Nc; III Brosdway,
orimnedatey the close Of the sales Of that day 70
ask the Governor sign such City Rapid Transit bill
in his hands without injury the city or its
people, promise immediate execution and especially 70
road already parally completed, be fully finished
possible. within the coming year.
prominent citizen will preside, and many represent
ative Of ability are expected 10 present their vew
the subject statement from the Greenwich road
II will be read 1T the meeting.
w. B. OGDEN. Pres't North Side Association
WIN. r. MARTIN. Prest West Side Association
f. b. THUEBER. SEQ n. Y. Cheap Transp; Association
endorsing Greenwich Elevated Road only.
Sc, CHURCH Ch; Ex Com n Rapid Trans ASS.
wM Z. DODGE, GKO n. BRoDHEAD. FRANKLIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-22

FT,O MACHINE AND LOOKING GLASS MANuFAC-
i turcrs-A German engineer furnishes all the
Drau0ht tor the latest rotary grinding and polishing
apparatuses tat be paentedl, and also for their
foundations and buildings about 80 % q these appara.
finish l59 square feet in - hours: horse power
quired Price OF machine, SLOW price, OF the
dress b.. 4f43 care of Messrs Haasensein Cogler'y
Advertising Agency, Cologne-on- the Rhine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-22
THE TURF.

ELEGANT TROTTING STOCK.
y Gray stallion, l5A hands, years. brother of cele-
brated trotting horse Melton who sold $4,000;
mas been handled Tor speed trot In 80;
ranted sound. Also
Sorrel Mare, l5x hands. years: sired by Howe's
Royal George, dam Sir latham mare with little
training can trot in 2:40; is warranted sound
Gray Colt. l5a hands. years by Royal Revenge, ho
BY Howes Royal George, dam Nelly Gray thorough
ranted sound.
This well worthy the attention of every gen
teman interested in the horse and is exhibition
atAR9H JonNsToNs Mart. 10 to Is Thirteenth street.
near University place.
See advertisement under head Of Horses and Car.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-08
pI. Ruifanisn. len. GI.blinnt

- Die Safantsu, isns 9Isblinss
fru6t pun Sung uub alt, wsrbsn btsI.n
5srbf stusn ibsrr,i&,n Grtras Iisfsrn
uno unisr tlstt,rbtsi,rIos Sunssns msbr
bsnn stnmal tn gsrluauns fatrsn, arme
Obsr 8sins su S.rtrs&tn. Die 9aums
fnb faf Otns @usnabmt sur pbsrlisn
Splbs iiberpcu. unb fona& pirb mob.
stn Ssbss ;plf&tn WartInt unb GtriR
tag istn Sbsil Der stsIn 8ru&t bstOm.
men.
- Die Gtieasu uSrsis Yrsifs" tlust,
Batrsns bic 3uRdnss I'm Sabsn,
Sslbflsmmt unb anbsrs wiHttss Grassn
bas 5srS sinss i,bsn patrioti&sn 8ir.
Ssrs NIT Gorge srfi0sn, Itbt unI.r pbsr.
fer Grteuttps. Stamttr thinner luftis"
Ia ben 2as tinstn, unb psun sr ismels
mao Dafttnsttn ipmmt, 70 ssiaisbt 90
unlsr benz S&ub Der ga&t, bamtt ct
nt&t In gsrfu&uus tOmmt su arbsit.n.
Der Ssnat fcIIis elm @sfss srIuFsn, SOI
na& bsr prdFpsHt wdbFsup Der I'm I'm
trsts sOn 5000 @stIsa Don 0aitinstOu
fattFnbtnbtn pfsrbsrtnutu In feline,
Sfiss anssbuubsn wsrSsn barf.
- Cine bon gtsIsn ale. bic @tupsrp,f
anssfstns, ppn anbsrn ale bic tsranii&'
Ssu&s bsS,i&nstt aranitstt bat untsl
BEN 3Crnpieb Ia gOrt County ibr Or
fisintn stmatt, unb BAT Rdb Bic isbt IL
alien Gdlsn ols t6btIt& srwi,I.n. Dt
5srrta .. q. u. g. email babsn Be
rsits aw5If wtrttpOus 8ibs unb elmer
pratIiitissu 8uIItn psrIOrsn, unb aud
Der 8IsbbdnpItr Grsb. @r5tbe fol
f&ptrt 8trluftt bur6 bic Rrantbstt rr'
liiltu kabtn. - Cine unttrluHuns bel
ssfansnsn SRitrs srsab, bab eunss uni
@:k...a BON eIntr Art BrnnO srerifsr
waren, Der mad SbisrdrJIi&sr @nf&
Rh acts ale t5btIi@ trwrilsn mug
Die aranttsit f&sint R& nur auf BE-
! almmit StdGIs su bsiardntsn une ssisI
bis isbt irins tpipsmii&sn SpmPtpEi.
Die tsItsrapbtf&s Ra&ri&t bof
btr sltesr aIbtrt SrOwn. wtltw bat
8 Sabre aIts E5&ttrlsin bss 5rn
@rtsnIsaf nabt Iainnsquu, SrabfOrt
guunis. pa, fAanbttt unb Snnn tr'
Hiurbsts. BON mastirtsn Ildnnsrn sr
f&cGsH wUrbsn ltt, RsIIt R@ Isibsr ali
unwatr tsrnus. Gr Rbt In f&srsu
gsrpntriam I'm @rfdnSnib ,u SOwam
ba. S&ahs, bae bsr SsIsSrnpt MID
rect bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-08
Gin @ierfdfer.

Dsr sabIt bic ardutIsin, nsnut br Saftt
samtn,
Die al In ieHsn bunftIn aslTtl famsn;
NltbppfrnSl Syrup unb MIfpbpI -
Gin GdBGen bisfsr laubtrn @ir,r bon
@tpUrftH In bic btibsn @aErpfannsn,
Damn flitetn brtibis elmer Bier BON bannen
Die man pur& ptitr's Runf NIT S@Iau&
unb Gis
Coon fir ben nd&lita Sas ,u brau&tn pti6.
Walbmsifer, Wtrmuib unb 9afriBtnIatt
GritBt bes NaIiss unb brs pppftns Strait,
Wa&BpIbtr, 8t&tsnnabfL @siesnf@aIsh
Die finb ia AUD Sisl biGIissr ,u sabIsn,
tinb mas us4 ipuf btr 3ufaa auseebsdt
gpas braunt Garbs aibt unb bitter lHmedt;
Da,u bus S9nSbRs unttr @pitss Spnus,
Die siftss 5suftIsbrtb' br Ssaabpnns.
Der Hsbrs Stirser iiebt btpunbruussbpn
iipb wsib ut&t pas BON Bier tr bsnIen IuI;
CT nippt Ssm Glas nub ftubt SOu tisftr Srausr,
Btira 3wsittH @Ias f&On padt i'm 8isbsr-
i@autr;
,,@rr bate bns Ssr span,is SaBr ssba9t
Dab man aus FOLDER S9mitrt 9itrt ma&t~
Da fHaIt btr Spunb! Gin 6siR ruff aus BEN
eoH:
@arum 70 iammsrn, 5rsunb, bu idufff ia bod.
Gb. WaIsbuber unb
9. @eTRbaueT.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-08
-srodtaus'f@s GVns.r.

-Srcdtaus'f@s GOnptr.
fattons.9triton. @ir erbitlttn
BON ben 5srrsn DiGImsr unb Rcssrs,
Su&bdnbIsr In Nsw gOri bas erie 6sft
Der ;wslftsH GuFass Dss,, ,8rOdbaus'f&sn
Concentrations esrlOn." ptltts felt Ian.
ssr ale siusm talbsn Sabrbunbsrt an-
srlanniermabtn bic srRs Stsus untsr
bent nissn Dtrtsn tinntmmt, ptl&t
asnntuib unb 9Ilbuns ,u tinsm @tmttn-
suts allsr 8OltsilnFsn MAIDEN molIsn unb
3u unsatbstrli&sn &atbssbsrn Osri.Ibsn
etwerben fnb.
Dsr hisfss 0srt nod at&t bat, iuIIts
20 f& anfaaftn.
- gm 10. DIT. pirb 5tomas 6unt,
Tie Gtltsrt Str. Ybilabslpbta, sins
f&Sns eitCsrapbis btr IltmUrialbatIt,
tts ptrmoutHtsn SbsiIts Der @sntsns
NAL. @sbdubs fir so &tnts ptrSf,utIt.
den. Das Bib pIrb tn swst Garbtn
stbrudi, 81 BEL 81 3Oa srOb unb bas
ft5nft yrpbujlrts Bib Der @rt ftin.
-3tdtps pubIttattUntn.
0tr trbItItsn Isbtt DO2s pun 5rn. Q.
9idtl bon Nsw gort elm GrtmpIar
fsinss ,.DeutfA Gmsritanifhtn," pis
aud bee nSauRrtrtsn &atbOlii&tn
gOIls &aIsHbsrs" fur 1875. Na&
llstsriTtt OtrisIbsn FnNsn MIR, ba6 bttbs
RaIsnbtr sInsn rsI&su Snbalt BON be.
Isbrsnbtm. untsrbaItsnbsm unb fun.
redeem asisfcH sntbaItsn unp In i,bsm
5ausbalts TN iOmmsHbsR Sabre Elm
fprtwdtrtnbtr Bsspsiler lsin wsrbsn.
Bir srbislteH fsrnsT bas erRt 6tft
BON 5idsPs ,,Dsuif& amrrilaniI&en
5amiIien SIdtttrn," tint felt bsn 1wti
Satnn ibrts 8sRtttns I&pn melt rerp
brtttsts unb germ ssfrbsns lintsrbuI-
tunss etttirt.
= SOtn Grisaf. esnannt uNOup",
arbsitsr an ber GGtntSpn RpIItns @il,
tmpFns ttn StItsram NIT Der Na&ri&t,
Oab ibm itin ptrforbsntr ORlsI In Cali.
fOrHleH elm 8trm5ssn BON s32, 900 tln>
terIaRtn tabtn iuu.
= @r. SUtR Guultnsr BON Ntw
gOrt, tat fcstsn ssrl&isbsns Sttnsn bss
] RscmiHs sbaIss auissnOmmtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-08
(ginssianbt.)
6srr NsbofteurI

Str 9trihttrfattsr BON Der
IL. Barb wstb Dunbtr Der Sapftrtsit
BON fstnsm NaGtwd&tsr ;u srsiblsn
unb fu&t feline @rtatur In bas bsRt ELIOT
Su fsasn = man rst6 Iton, marum.
Die Watrbtit an Der Sa&t III, ba6 Id
mebrsre Dirtb bidaittn on btm fraslt&en
Gage ttfuhte uno pisnsi6t In Der Quf.
rssuns (wessn elmer 8tastfa&t ser Der
@curt) mttr aIs n6tbts sstrunItn bate.
So fGliff fiu pub wdbrtub bts S&las
fec nabm mir Der Na&twd&ttr S&ub.
NADER bas @swtbr a6, trtl&s Sbaifa&t
Id srf BON auosrn esuisn srfubT. &c
tam babir ntat bic 8sbt buUpn lsin,
bab Id ,,tn aqsr gils" bas gBtiir iu&te.
Dice 3uE Steutr Der gBnbrbsIt. Den
sDib ptssn bfr iranj6iii&rn Stisfsln
wia Id btm Ssri&tsrRaitsr eSnnrn; 90
iR Der bsift, ben tr ie1 a StanDs sebra&t.
aIsE etnbenlaub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-08

- Dtr tattsn bac Bsrsndosn NIT
Capt. g. D. 8rcdwas, BON SIOcmsburs,
pa, beEannt 30 pirbsn. DsrlsIbs wtrb
ole GaHbieat fur GOnsrt6 I'm sIftsn
Difrifts aaftrstsn unb wnbri&tinIi&
au@ bic 0Ominntisn Oafir srbaIttn.
Die 6 OnUtntiOn bafhr fnnS SsRsrn Ia
BiIItsbarrt fntt.
-Scbn 6tnsbs tuurbs lsbts Rode IL
prUplbtnn BON stnsm 5unbt ssbtHtH
DR.. eadss dbts bic Dunbt aus, wtI&,
sismIih tisf mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-08
S3ll tDcr11tiefbcal :

8iir rins 8stbt SABRE - I'd bis adtr suies
Saufrsifanb, seIsssn I'm eddatpanna Gotpn.
ibtp nn6 an bic City Srdnton srsnjtnb, an
Der einie BON pittston 2Iptnus, unb nur 90
ghHuttn Sang bon Der Ssibefabrif. Disfe
gaufrtt stsnst ii& porjiisliG ,um Salttn BON
8hbtn fur Wiltestpinn unb sur paSp,una
bon Gemalsn fir ben Rarit. Die psnaIYl.
santa Sabn paiirt bur9 bas Qanb an ttm
gtassr Weabectp Gube. Wsbrrrs gate duel
len inb auf bsut eanb. Bsgsn Ssrmfne unb
Sfetngungen fraet man ua@ BET
49, Spbn SantIsS
2Jtrba DO. .8. Serautpn, Wd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-08
(Ginseidnbt.)
Nbf@ieb beS IepprterS,

0Dasntr, liibt City : SraeI,
Stu6 bu ptllit hns BIait perlalIen,
@Bnnsrn bstusn 8aden ftbrrn,
0ftmmtrmtbr bid bSren IaGtn2
Gine 3br6ne tpib'm Id biz,
@attIps feb aIlein Id bier.
10, LAB mi9 NIT bsineu j5IauIen,
SaB mtH gsb'n. bu Dlitarbtiter,
4rtite Gins uue ,,niupe" ptitsr.
Gtnss taHH Id btr MIR raiben
Sqmitrtn mir bod psitrr, ,Stitsr."
8anu Id ni&t msbr fir bid I%rtibsn,
sllisre, mas fGastt has,
WfaHt mir pirl Mit hir I'm Buube
Cine SstI : Gin Sintsnfae!
Gintg wrlleu tptr bod bItibrn,
2siiartiitI ptittr ftrsibsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-08
Banlots.

81 eots, an Der Bennington gpsnue (SIo,
ams 8InD ssIssrn, iperben stssn pisr ttrmin.
pstie 3ablunstn gum 0erEauf ausasbctsn.
8hr Baumsiftr IN eiele @slssenbsit gut, ba
Sant ssaps dnf bspi eanbe if, nm ben Sauf-
prtts Der ppis berausi@Iassn ,u iSnnen. Nd.
9srs MustuHft wirb ssesbsn ron 6 bas. D.
Bred, cher In Der Sff,rt bss ,gBphenblatp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-08
Sm iDerfamfe1l:

3psi Wptnbdufsr unb eOts, seIsssn In
Slatelp 3opnibip, unb beibf ptrItben nit allen
Ttrbfifsrnnesn, ipte gadoftn, 8runnen, Stal-
lung u. !. m. 3ablunastermin Iri@t. Rdbere
4ustunft In etsisr Offirr, pter bel auguff
S@mitt tn prirspiIs, Hnbs OIypbani.
21mi6nt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-08
Slt itcrfuufem:

Gin speifGdisss bOppsIirs 0Ubnbaus, ae.
lsgsH an ptttifon Aue NIT elmer Got 40 bel
2OG, une allen nobpsnbissn aussbaubsn,
Wa9srss ~ erfrassn bel 9 spar NagsIt.
3u Slb Forge, qadapanHa 1opnIbip. 23il
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-08

Cine partie Gensppfsn unS Brettel
poH prr3heli9sr NuaIitGt; icpie BaubpI, is.
Der Irt tpsl1ts raG Brfielluns ssIdat un6 ae.
lisfsrtpirb. MuftrGse nebmsn an Sr. Gbarlee
Btf@eI Srantcn, pbsr Staut u. SretIid
Duuutngs. 5m,74
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-08
OetuDfratiTbes Sifet.

HiGttr Der Suprtmt Court,
Waaren 8. @ppbparb.
lieutenant @ouprrnp,
Spbn 9atta.
aubitpr-@rneraI,
8. Q. EsmpIs.
Staats Sefretdr,
WtIIia m WeGaubIeB.
GOusrfb: -
SuH. Ssnbrtd Q. @risbt
Weiisrsr Ri9tr.
Sptn SanbIey.
8i9ter btr Waiisn Court.
.. 6. &bOns
8ir Senat.
20. Difrift-W m. 8. Stantpn.
81. Dtfrift-Safpsr 3. StarE
Sir @sisBssbuns.
1. Dtfrift-W t9asI Grpaau.
2. Diifrift-Sb bomas >. g. 9epfs,
8. Diffrift-@t@asIS. @eGartY.
4. Difuit-9. 6. Gin&tr.
5. Diftriit-Sames RcaIY,
6. Diffrift-8rsb. @. @anft.
@artiH Q. eYnptt
z. Diifrift-g. R. @crman..
8. 9tfrift-G. B. 8aBr,
8iir S&eriif,
gBm. .. 8irfsnbaa.
8dr County GummifIontr,
pstsr Ssnnines.
SIR County Surssypr,
.. 3. RtpnpIbs.
fJiir County aubitpE
9enrp 8. Ri@arb.
Rarf&al,
9atrtd GpaI
@tbalfs &seOrbsr,
WtIliam Rerrtd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-08
6ans,

eadapanHa avtnut, nabs BEN Depot
gbas. srOPp, gEOPr.
Das pbiss, In better @tiIe tinstri&tste
Saus III NIT Mllsm Striebsn, tpas BEN R5rper
iur Stdrfuns unb Grfrtl&uns nBtbis IN.
8utss Bier, bic ffiuIfsu Weine 9iauBre
unb Gisarrsn, parme unb falte Spsifta; au.
fern. auf itbt Art tubsrettst.
Gin ftiner Saal fiji Damen uHb GamiIisn.
TIM jablrsi&sn 3ulpru& srlu@t ltins 8rtun-
re 25inS Gbas. 9ropp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-08
l(1tltoilce.

Gin iunser @si@6fismann Iu&t fir ein
na@ptislt9 rentables @siGSft sintn partntr
nit ca. 100000 Dollars RapitaI. Sfer.
ten unter q. H nimmt bic Grp. 6s. 9L.v Or
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-08
Serfanfe -0erlan9t.
Rm fDerf0mfe1t ::

Cine central esIsesnt Wiribf&aft nit 3ubs-
Dor, Ndbfrs ausfuHfi trtbsiIt In btr Sifirr
bs. 81. ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-08

S1ftne 3ur 8efSrbtruns BON paFaeieren
BON une naG allen @rsenben DtutfGlanbs
unbetr SHpet3 nit Dampf- pber Stssl- S&if-
fen iibtr Mntpsrpfn, 9rtnirn, Samburs, SaSre,
etpsrppol &c. su bebeutenb erntd6istsn preiIen.
Instablun9tn bur& ppfs s9tupsilunsen bnr&
ben NorbbeutiGsn elOyb mad BEN gfprbbeut.
f9tn Bunb, gaiern, @iirttsmbsrs, @aben,
9tHtn, eurtmbura, ben @irbsrIanbsn, DANE.
mari SHprbtn iinb gprpessn.
@flbtr fir unfert ReHnung In Dtutfd-
lamb ttnbe3ablt, ptrben In Sob rber @tarit.
iptrtb In papttr BON uns btreiitet.
Beuma6ten, 9ietbs- unb sauf- apntrafte,
Btrsiniste StaatrH pdHe &c. ausssfrtiai.
8iir aas bur& uns bsiOrstrn @sf&Gfts pirb
garantirt.
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-31
ANOTHER OPINION.

Kellogg's Attorney General, A. P. Field, in
his opinion on the jurisdiction of the Second
District Court. stands grandly and sublimely
alone. Not . single member Of the bar of
this city can be found to concur with the
learned counselor Of the usurpation. On the
contrary all of the brightest intellects of the
profession repudiate the absurd and partisan
Interpretation Of the law as given by Mr..
Field.
From telegram just received from that
distinguished jurist, Judge John A. Campbell,
who once adorned the bench of the Supreme
Court of the United States, and is regarded
as one Of the ablest lawyers in the country,
we make the following extract:
The opinion of such man is worth more
than ten thousand obiter dictums of A. P.
Field.
The telegram is dated Baltimore, October
%, ana is as follows:
have carefully examined and fully concur
in the opinion that the Second District Court
of New Orleans may legally grant acts Of
JOHN A. CAMPBELL.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-31
WASHINGTON NEWS.
THE THIRD TERM QUESTION.

Especial to the Cincinnati Enquirer.]
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-The defeats in the
West have produced SO much alarm among the
managers that the wire-pullers are everywhere
discussing the causes Of the disaster In the
Eastern States the cry is raised that the third
term idea is running them, and accordingly
Gen. Dix was manipulated to come out the
other night and declare against it. The dis
cussion Of this topic was carried on at much
length to-day in q cabinet council, the Presi-
dent taking in substance the same position
upon it which has been repeatedly telegraphed
by your correspondent, namely, that the &C.
casiOn had not arrived for him to make any
public announcement that he would not be a
candidate.
He said that the subject had not been pre-
sented to him in any form that required of
him any expression of his opinion or wishes
about it, and that in advance of such an occa-
sion it would be undignifed for him to make
any public statement. He also stated that no
one had ever seriously suggested the third
term to him, and he had never even thought
Of such thing. Your correspondent be-
ieves that though the President studiously
declines to make public disclaimer, it is the
policy of the Administration to let these re-
marks of his in the Cabinet leak out to the
public through the press, in the vain hope of
arresting or mitigating the impending smash
of the RepubGca1G in the November elections
The best opinion here seems to be that no
lodges, outrages, howls, or third-term renun-
Citations will have the slightest effect in saving
the Republican party in these elections.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-31

The other day we copied an article from the
Washington Nationcl Republican (Administra-
ton paper) suggesting that as an amendment
to the futile reconstruction measures of Con-
gress, it might be found necessary to remove
the negroes to some territory by themselves,
and leave the planters Of the South to "their
ruin" We find that the white Radical leaders
of Alabama, in the address signed by the
Executive Committee of that party, headed
Liberty Tolerance-Peace," take quite a
difference view. They say:
..we sometimes hear men sayswe must get
rid of the negro, 1as though We could dispose
of four millions Of people in day or in a
generation. We have no place to send him
to, even if he were willing to go, and We have
no right or power to expatrate9 him without
his consent. Nations do not change their
dbmicile with the facility of individuals. The
negro is here among us, part OF our COM
munity, and if he ever does remove, it must
be of his own free will, and this will be the
work of centuries, if ct al
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-31
JUDGE ABELL On NATURALIZATION.

In the First District Court on Wednesday,
during the empanneling Of jury, the qoes-
ton was raised as to the capacity Of citizen
naturalized by the Second District Court to
serve Judge Abel, after careful examine
ton of the case, decided that under the law
that court had jurisdiction, and its judgment
giving citizenship to foreigner was judicially
correct The judge stated that he had no
hesitation in saying. that under the law the
Second District Court was vested with COM
mon law jurisdiction, within the meaning Of
the act of Congress, and he therefore ordered
the jurors to be sworn.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-31
Scenes from the Life Of Jacob.
lHarper's for November.

kHArper'S Tor November.
Some time since party of ladies and gen.
tlemen went on tour of inspection through
Durham Castle The "lions were shown to
them by An elderly female of sour, solemn
and dignifed aspect. In the course of their
peregrinations they came to the celebrated
tapestry for which the castle is so famed.
"These," said the guide, in true Snowman
style, favored with dish of piety to suit the
subject, and pointing to several groups of fig
ures upon the tapestry" these represent
scenes in the life Of Jacob"
"Oh yes, how pretty?" said young lady /;
and with laugh, pointing to two figures in
somewhat close proximity, she continued, II
suppose that is Jacob kissing RACHEL"
mo madam responded the indignant
guide, with crushing dignity, "that is Jacob
wrestling with the ANGEL"
The men haw-hawed, the young lady sub.
sided and offered no further expository re-
marks, but groaned under sense Of unwor-
thiness during the rest of the visit.