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OUR METHOD OF REDRESS.

The Chicago Post bitter Republican
Journal takes issue with our people for adopt
ing the means they did in rederessing their
grievance The Post says
| No contingency can justify rebellion III q
republic where the ballot is in the hands OF
| every male citizen over twenty-one years OF
| age. If the majority of the citizens OF Louis
lana desire a change in the administration, the
way is to effect the change at the polls To
| accomplish the redress of grievances in this
| II inner. requires little time, it i, true, but
| not nearly 50 much would be required to
| recover from the anarchy which change by
| force Of ar rs would involve.
If the Post knew the character Of the regis
tration and election laws that have been
pa ssod by kellogg's Legislature, it would
readily perceive the utter frtility Of tempt
ing to obtain, by the ballet, any remedy Tor
the evils under which We suffer. The laws
are such that the party in possession Of tn
election machinery can determine the result
of an election in any way that may DO desired.
Votes may be cast, but il does not follow that
they will be counted. Citizens may register,
but it does not follow that they will be per-
mitted to vote.
Negro and Republican voters however, are
registered and voted two or three times over,
whilst Southern whites and naturalized citi-
zens compelled to abide by the decision of
partisan registrars and election commissioners,
who are instructed to offer obstacles to the
voting Of the opposition, and to throw open
wide the doors for all Republicans and
negroes. And this is the tribunal to which
the Post nd other paoers Of its politics,
would have our people appeal for redress.
1t is mockcry upon the tree institutions OF
a republican government and disgrace to
the party that would sustain it or give counte-
nance to those who are base enough to invoke
its infamous application.
A party which can only exist by fraudulent
ly defeating the will Of a majority, by SO sur
rounding the Dallot-box Will, la VS. amounting
to disfranchisement of the honest and intelli- |
gent portion Of the community, cannot expect
to command either respect or obedience to its |
officials. 1t is this fact that made the people |
rebel against the further pcrp ,tration of such
palpable wrongs and tyranny, and led, finally,
10 the overthrow of the Government that con-
cocte and practiced the unparalleled outrage
upon the rights of a free people.
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A CNI'd.

Editor New Orleans Bulletin:
In the New Orleans Repntlican Of Sept. %, is a
statement that attempted to kill Gen. Badger
while he lay wounded on the battle field on Mon
day. Sept. IA, 1874, and that an eyewitness, who
was with the White League, can testify to the
same. The author is evidently some mean, low
spirited creature, whom il would be fiattery to
Gala coward, and the statement is an untruth
did not wounded men last Monday week
and instead of attempting to kill Gen. Badger, l
volunteered my services to the gentlemen attend.
ing to his removal, several Of them will testify
Therefore, pronounce the statement in the lie
p''biecan utterly false and malicious
eA lt* JOHN DONOVAN.
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Citizens Bank Of Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. "a, 1874
This Bank has this day RESI- MED cash pay
rnen in full for all demand obligations, and with
ample cash means at command is now fully pre-
pared to recommcnce business III general on a
better footing than before our recent temporary
misfortune.
The cash in vault (coin and cur
Iency) is Observation-Disclosures. $227 977 OF
With demand liabilities. ......... 1859 81
Cash surplus ...................... SJ2,O97 80
Viii the total value Of solvent
asset is Observation-Disclosures. $1,000, 1877 OF
And total liabilities ............ $40 4:Ij 80
Surplus ...................... sl,03,7U1 ~
JOHN G.. GAINES, President.
JAMES J. TARLEroN, Cashier. s243
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DIE D..

SWEENY "a Wednesday. September %. at
, ..och \. NJ, T. lWafl 5Hrcny, age i :! years,
native Of Dab in, Ireland, All! sesid ut Of
hi, city f9r he past p Years.
THO t lends Of the family and those Of &c rSr
ABBY, the st. Vincent dc Paul Sociyty H.bernia
Benevolent and Mutual Aid Association, hntiA
Zine company No. g, Crescent Fire Company No.
Il and Creole FIRE Company No. ., respect
.u'ls invited 10 attend tic funeral, which win
take place on Thursday. the 2i.h, at O'Clock =.
u from his late residence corner OF Pity anc,
;,yal streets, Third District
New York, IA! more and Melbourne, Australia,
papers please copy.
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Those Of our readers who wish to keep up with
thc current literature of the day would do well to
pay visit to the cheap book and news depot OF
GEORGE Ellis, opposite the Post Office, where
hey will find ali the most popular mag gaines,
both foreign and domestic, illustrated and news
pa pers. etc, all sold al New York prices. "Nlck
md Pierce, E'lis's representatives, have our
thanks for Scribncr's tor October, and batch OF
he latest illn strated papers.
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H.:trQu COMPANY &C, SIXTH !
DIsTl,Iur WHITE i.EAGUE.
New Orleans. Sept. 3d.

H.ArQrARrfsRS COMPANY &C, SIXTH
DIsrl;IuT WHITE league.
New Orleans. Sept. o.
Al meeting Of this Company held last even
ing. the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, it has pleased az. nscruable Proyi-
tlpnee to select ont Of our band as sacrifice to
liberty, and to teach his associates tina such a
death is made to ennoblc aid sanctify the cause
in which lie fell:
Reso|red. therefore. That We, his surviving
comrades, hunibly accept this lesson of duty and
patriotism, aud will, with memory chasts ned by
this disp, nsation, ever bear IN remembrance the
manly virtues and heroism Of
FREDERICK NJ. MOHRMAN.
i!esulUed, That the members OF this Company
wear an appro- lite badge Of mourning for
thirty days.
c. II. ALLEN, Captain.
EUGENE MAY, Acting Secretary. h24 1t
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The dealers iii grain aud the receivers in Yves =
arl produce ana provisions ask US to state ID
ho authorities that bands Of thieves are nfest-
ing the steamboat landing, particularly where
Western produce is received. and that the losses
there by are Sc serious that they are compelled
10 appeai for Immediate relief The attention OF
the Chief Of Police is called to this matter
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24

Mr.. Edward Sweeny, one of our best known
citizens, died this morning. at the age Of fifty
two. Mr.. Sweeny was native of Dublin,
Ireland. and settled in New O.ieai.s twenty
eight years ago, where he followed the occupa-
ton Of steyedore. His deaf is mourned by
large number Of friends, and will be severely
.eit by the orphans Of the st. Vincent de Paul
Or ol ans Hoine. of which he Was the efficient
Presi lent, and Of the 81. Mary's Asylum, with
Which he has also been long connected. Mr.
Sweeny's charity knew no sectarian bounds
q a his benevolent labors were bestowed upon
the poor of all cteeds and denominations. He
leaves a wife and two children to mourn his
untimely loss
MIR. Sweeny's funeral viii take place to-
day, Thursday at 8 O'Clock 2. N.
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WATCH THE REGISTRY!

The following table gives the population from
the United States census of 1870 of the city by
wards Of white and colored, also, the propo, ton
of vntors in each ward as to 5, and the proper
tomato number of votes to be cast, based on the
Presidential elections in all the principal cities Of
the Union as TOT:
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Buy often and buy early,

Buy often ard buy early,
buy often ard buy early.
Buy without ceas'ng,
Buy without ceasiag,
T1c'ets in The ncXt drawing,
Tickets Ill the mex; drawing,
o. the Louisiana Single Number Lottery,
or the Louisiana Singte Number Lottery.
10 tahe place October 3.
10 take place October 3.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24

We propose publishing in our Sundays
edition a cartoon representing the MURDER OF
LOUISIANA, by the hands Of the President Of
the United States, aided by his henchmen
Launde!et, Williams and the nsurper Kellogg
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24

We return our thanks to that prince of oyster
dealers, Mr.. J. n. Borges, Of the Gem saloon,
Royal street, for courtesies extended us in the
shape OF fine lot of Bay oysters.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24

We are graified TO learn through special dis
patches t. The Galveston Ne,os hat mass meet
ings have boon held at Dallas and Waco 10 ex-
press sympathy with the people Of Louisiana
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24

We arc 70 have to-day. falling barometer
soutAerly winds, cloudy and rainy weather, prob
ably cold northerly nds.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24

The FIR tXDr.--It is stated that in New IBERIA
Oh tho 18th nst after the news OF Penn's install
latlon WAS received, property in that place which
WAS offered for $1,000 on the previous night,
could not be bought for three times that amount
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24

At sheritfs sale to-day there was exhibited
certificate of mortgage, fifteen feet in length
against one piece Of property.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24
Star Cotton GiUneyu.
Established in 1917
Factory. --...--251 Front, Cor. ErnfO Street.
osfice--- SO CarOndelet Street.
POST OFFICE BOX 2l2o

Ool QUA SlAJ
Having removed our factory to the above plac.
ana introduced the latest Improvements in ma
chmery. We now prepared to give prompt at
telstion to al orders cent to us.
Term. Tor Ginning The Seed.
Charges: Tagging, Ties, Irvine and Cover
large supply of bags kept always on hand ano
shipped at the shortest notice.
Thanking our numerous patrons for their pas
patronage, We respectfully solicit q continuance
Of the same. CHOPIN i WHITE,
au3O Inn Proprietor.
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Those who know human nature tell
That while the lamp holds OUT to burn,
The vilest sinn,r may return
Eyerybhing but your nmbroll.
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Staub, the revolutionary newsdealer whose
.heap stand, No 80 Canal street, was so near the
battlefield of the 18th, was fortunately not
allied. He turned up this morning with all the
latest ,mpcrs
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24

Observation-Disclosures street, between Com
mon and Gasqnet. is being filed up with garbage
from the city carts, much 70 the disgust and dis
sat faction Of The residents for squares around.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24

We are Informed that several Of the United
States soldiers stationed here have been robbed
in the low bagnios Of this city. Their officers
may learn q good deal Of the workings of the
metropolitan police il tn should endeavor to
obtain The return of the hard earnings OF their
men
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Kentucky Library Club.
IN Elegant Suit of Rooms.

Rooms DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEES,
Parish Of Orleans,
New Orleans, Aug. IL, 1874.
At regular meeting of the PARISH Committee,
held this day, it was
Resotced, That the several Wards Throughout.
the parish be requested to cleo delegates to q
Parish Convention, to assemble in the city Of
New Orleans the lst Monday of Oots,ber.
being the 5th day Of said month, to select pa
rochiai and CITY officers, members Of the Legis-
iaturc and members Of the Senate, for the sew
eral Senatorial districts embra ced in whole or in
part within the limits Of this parish.
Resotted, That the election i1r said delegates
shall be held in all the Wards Il this parish, On
the Saturday preceding the said 1st Monday ia
October, VIZ: the Sd Of October proxlmo.
Resotrei, That the basis Of representation
shall be the for the last Parish Conyei-
ton. The representation on nOn-repre sentaton
OF the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Yards. to be
determined by the State Centia, Coa1 Atce.
Accordingly. the several Wards g 4 be en-
titled to representation as follows:
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'Jhts Government ,oas made By mhtte men, for
h benefit d 1l,ue and their pOsterity for
Der, and should be administered ny nhae mea
ssd by none OTHER. wh0tsoere7. Stephen A.
Douglas.
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MAP OF THE BATTIE.FIELD.

Major L. S. Hardee, the distinguished civil
finely executed map, which viii show exactly
the position Of the respective forces en- gagged
in the battle of the nth inst, and Will give
the location Of barbados, etc. The map will
contain, also, a succnct and accurate history,
not alone OF the engagement, but Of the causes
that led up to its incidents, etc.
II Will be ready tor sale at the counter OF
the BULLETIN this morning, ut twenty-fye
cents per copy. Those wishing more
than one copy can be supplied a. a discount
by Application to Hugh J. Lewis, lthographer
No 20 St Charles street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24

Mr.. James Considine desires to return thanks
to two of the lady guests at the City Hotel, to
Mr.. Mack Of the sheridan Nick Day troupe,
and to Nh. Edward WATSON, manager of the
City Hotel, for their many kind Offices their dis
Interested and untiring ministeripg 1T the bed
side Of his dsi & brother. Their actions sprang
frorr that most exalted motive. true Christian
charity, for the poor wounded man was person
ally unhnosn to them, and they tended him as
faithfully as if he were brother. In sickness
may gentle hands smooth their verish pillows
and loving hearts alleviate their sutferings.
We would call attention to tie fact that the
ladies' OF the Craeent City Benevolent Association
a'e prepal ed to receive contributions from the
different wholesale grocers. We think every enc
OF them should contribute something to the
cause.
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Crescent City Keller Associot<e,s.
Mrs. R. A. WILKINSON, President.
Mrs. F. n. OGDEN, Secretary.
Mrs. H. e. SHROPSHIRE, Treasurer.

Mrs. Columbus II. Allen, Mrs. Jno Augustin,
Mrs. H. s. Armstrong, Mrs. Abraham.
| Mrs. Newton Buckner, Mrs. James Buckner,
Mrs. VIM. J. Behan, Mrs jesse K. Bell ~
| Mrs. L. A. Burke. Mrs James Bowling
! Mrs James Brooks Mrs. Melville Bienvesv
Mrs J. D. Bruins, Mrs. f. B Briggs,
| Mrs. J. A. Blaffrr, Mrs. Augustus Block
| Mrs. 5. II. Boyd, Mrs. A. Foster Axson
| Mrs. ID. Warren Brichell, Ms. VIM. Black,
Mrs. ". \. Bell, Mrs. Jas. I. Aycock,
| Ms. n Commander Mrs. Samuel hoppin
hrs. G. A. Conrad, Mrs. S. 2. Cottreaux.
Hrs IT, Dudley Go enan, Mrs. W. H. Chafe.
Mrs, :. Duyal, Mrs. J. B. Cotton.
Mrs. Z. Conery ,Ir.. Mrs. J. Cooper,
Mrs. Joseph Denegrc, Nrs. NJ. Dietrich,
Mrs. r. Flower, Mrs. L. John Ellis.
Mrs. Gid Folger, Mrs. VIM. Pagan.
Mrs. JOS. N. Folwsn, Mrs n. C. Folger.
Mrs. W. II Foster, Mrs. A. NJ Fortler.
Mrs. Given, Mrs. John Glynn Jr
Mrs. l.. H Gardner, Mrs. JAS. X. Guthoim
Mrs. Leeds Greenleaf Mrs Chas. Gall ,sher.
Mrs. Fred Holyland, Mrs Vim. Huyghe,
Mrs. Chls. Harrod, Mrs Hoffman,
Mrs. +. }. Hart Mrs. A. II. Isaacson,
Mrs. Dave G. Johnson, Mrs. Jos. Jones'
Mrs. Jno. kruttschntt, Mrs. Elijah Kirk Atxisk
Mrs. D. NJ. Fitzpatrick. Mrs. D. G. Labatt.
Mrs. 1. w. Patton Mrs John Laliaade.
Mrs. L. Z. feathers, Mrs. JOS. McGroy,
Mrs. Chas Macready Mrs ank Mc,,loin,
Mrs. Wash Mark. Mrs. Archibald MITCHELL
Mrs JOS Mitchell. Mrs. Victor Meyer,
Mrs. Eugene Nay, Mrs. John Myers,
Mrs. [. n. Marks. Mrs. John Mathews,
Mrs Perry Nusent, Mrs. F. 0. Minor,
Mrs +. II. Mari, Mrs. J. j. Mellon,
Mrs. $. OVatt, Mrs. r. Pr.tchard,
Mrs. II. n. Ogden, Mrs. PaIirey,
Mrs. L. B. Peasants, Mrs. Frank Preston,
Mrs. W s. Pike, Mrs. ID. b. Penn,
Mrs. John n. Payne, Mrs. w C. Raymond,
Mrs. Theodore Shute, Mrs. l. w. Stauffer,
Mrs. Warren Stone. Mrs. I. Lee Shute,
Mrs. Fred Southmayd, Mrs. j. Nj. Seixas,
Mrs. Schreiber, Mrs Thomas Slmms,
Mrs. Mary Stamps, Mrs. W. b. Schmidt,
Mrs. A. 3. Sugar. Mrs. j. j. Tareton,
Mrs. Toby, Mrs. E. A. Tyler,
Mrs. c. Tyler, Mrs. W. V. Tudor.
Mrs. Uhlho,n, Mrs Albert Voorhies,
Mrs. O. F. Valette Mrs Eug Waggamas,
Mrs. Thad. Waterman, Mrs. ]. b. Woods,
Mrs Alex Walker, Mrs. G. L. Whitney.
This association has been organized by the
aides Of New Orleans for the purpose of raising
fund Tor the relief OF the families of those who
ELL in defense of The peoples rights on Septem
Der II.
The initial effort will be Grand Concert, to be
given at Exposition Hall. on September %, under
he direction of Prof. G.. Collig.ion, assisted by
tr lists and amateurs.
refreshments at the Hall during the Concert.
s23 ri
f!ice iHfCsher<. Ejce INges!ecTs
The SHAKER THEESHER
PLANET HORSE POWER.
For sale by
T.. 5. TWITCHEi l., Agent,
Exposition Building,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24

Times that the U. S. trigate Colorado is COM
ing UP the river. II is pleasant, because, if
true it proves that all the talk about low water
at the bar is stuff ard nonsense, and that the
neces ty for either the Fort st. Philip Canal
or the jetties, does not exist. The Colorado
draws nearly if not quite twenty-five feet,
and is, we believe, the largest vessel in the navy
if, therefore, she has skipped across the bar
and over the mud Jumps, and is merrill! steam
ing up the big muddy, then have We reason to
be much delighted
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For safe at Il Bai'u0iu.

The desirable Restaurant and Barroom known
as EENION'S, on st. Charles between Common
and Canal streets, including every convenience
for carrying on first class restaurant both in
the saloon and kitchen. 1t is also we'll adapted
for first class beer saloon being III desirable
location. Apply on the premises "a st
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24

1t IL remarkable fact that III oar late troubles
III this state the ranks of the people swarined
with good and true men who had served ia the
armies OF the Union during tho war between the
North and tho South. Even in our city ii vas a
pleasing sight to see ex-Federal and ex- Confeder-
ate soldiers marching sh ulder to shoulder to
project the lives and property OF our felow-citi-
zcDs.-I'CtOo Rouge Advocate.
In the recent fight in this city with Kellogg
s,nions. therc were number OF ex-Fcderal sol
aicfs who ranged themselves on the side of the
people. One such, Major Robbins, gallant sol
der, WAS MORALLY wounded.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24

The Southern Dramatic Club wilt present
this evening Waiting for the Verdict
and Don Paddy de Bazan, for the critical
judgment of their friends. We sincerely trust
an Overlooking house will greet these patriotic
gentlemen.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24

NEw BULLETIN are pleased to receive
the second number Of the Marksville B,dletin, a
paper just started in the parish OF Avoyelles. 1t
is strongly Democratic ably edited, full OF
spightliness and vim, and deserves encourage
ment and support. We extend to Mr.. A. ID.
Lafargue the right hand Of fellowship. Long
may our Dnmcsake Wayei
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We offer for sale our entire stock of the follow
ing goods at very low prices and y i'll receive ut
PAR il payment therefor Checks or Certificates
of Deposit of the Citizens Bark, viz:
Richly Decorated CHINA DINNER. TEA
and CHAMBER SETS,
MARBLE ORNAMENTS, VASES
Rich CUT GLASS WARE of every description.
Rodgers Fine TABLE CUTLERY,
Together with the most extensive assortment Of
Superior Sheffield PLATED TEA TRAYS, WAIT
Frs, FRUIT and BREAD BASKETS, CAN
DLEABRAS, FRUIT KNIVES, etc.
Purchasers will d. well to call and see for
themselves GAINES Il RELF
$50 "a q 127 and l2o Common street.
Kentucky Library Club.
Persons wishing to become mutually interested
in one hundred whole tickets Of the Public
Library of kentucky will do well to call at
80 Natchez street. SIT 2dp
IN Elegant Suit of Rooms.
Suitable for Clubs or Once,
FOR RENT,
IN the paatial bu lding on the late Hugh McClos.
key, No &c st. Charles street. Apply to
J. q. ELLIS,
Real Estate Agent and Broker.
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All voters of this parish opposed to the pres-
ent Radical rule. independent of past party
names, are invited to register and cast their bal
lots for delegates to this convention.
p. MAL0CHEE, President.
WILL STEVEN, Vice President
Z. L. BOWER, Secretary. au23 sis I'd
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24

BoorH GUARD.-TAis wile-awakc Democratic
club met last evening. Eighty-five members
present, Resolutions we've passed protesting
against The Kellogg usnrpltion; advising our
citizen, to register promptly; to encourage them
TO org IN We themselves into companies to defend
their rights 10 drape the club-room III mourning
for thirty days for our gallant dead and also in
dorsing Con. Il. L. Gibson, candidate for Con-
grcss, al the right man in the right place. After
which the meeting ad burned.
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The OkkEA.-Late sdvices from Mr.. Canonge
confirm the engagement Of Chelh and Gadllhe as
hrstsnd second fort tenor, as well as of other
Artists whose names have been previously given
by rs. At the date of writing, Mr.. Canongo had
gagged five first class performers for the or
chestra, and vas negotiating with ddaseaSe OF
reputation. He also states that in his next he
hopes to be able to announce the engagement o.
two female singers a costra.o and chaatea.s,
tTa', Of a tenor le7er and pi-.mo-oIsso, thereb,
a'pieting thi- winters operate troupe.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24

TEMTn WAgp.-There was regular meeting
OF the Tenth Ward Democratic Club he'd last
night AZ their wigwam, corner Pryiania and
Jackson street. The meeting was large and
very enthusiastic, and after usual preiminaries,
mo Glib was nd lressed in very eloquent man
ner by Mr.. j. q. n xon, Jr. motion for adjourn
ment bein in order, the club adjourned.
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Population Entitled t. True vote
Our Governors in One Week.

liiO1t 53.ss asel7 1000 215,O 1855
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SECTION F.-Owing to the fact that we did
not receive any report from Section F, Of the
Crescent City White League, their action dur
ing the late revolution was omitted. This
company, commanded by that sterling officer,
Capt. Thcs. Mcintyre, assisted by Lieut..
Hyatt and Sergeant Warren Holmes, marched
down from Eagle Hall and took position d,
the corner of Camp and Poydras streets,
which they held until 2 o'clock Tuesday. The
rank and file of this command did their whole
duty and deserve honorable mention.
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For sale by
i. 5. TWITCHEi l., Agent,
EXPOSITION Building,
s2l II lt2lp st. Charles street entrance.