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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-07
ANOTHER Letter FROM KLLLOGG'S
CABINET.
Blanchard Not Wanted.

The letter published below is another Of the
many taken ut the State House during the
absence Of Kellogg, who was on short visit
= the Custom House. The writer, il appears,
has since been appointed on the Board OF
Metropolitan Police, and was at the time OF
writing, warm supporter of the de tacto.
He, however was evidently not gramma-
rian:
$50 STREET. W, b. c., Dec. 4th, 49,
EUp.-As 1 informed you last evening Every
Thing here is favorable Il | think for a speedy
settlement of sOur cas-. morton this hour moved
that Pinches be referd to the committee of
Whi Il he is chairman with Instructions to report
ut once p acicable the Senat- adj
iourns to day-untl mo- day when / confidently
expect report favorable Il a speedy termination
u that part OF the mater which vrtuly sets the
v ole qestlon party lines beng ictly drawn
on all matters of Importance y perhaps with very
few exceptions al the Repubncan Senators will
favor the seating Of Pinch Back notwith standing
there Is an effort secretly being made by some OF
our so-called hi nds t. have new election so
far the senator ~ concerned 1t Will amt to
nothing however. Burch Is talking up lis claims
for the position OF congress man at large he will
no doubt be the man
am quietly opposing the calling Of any more
witnt sses, especially Blanchard 4 Co., ther is no
use OF it, with the brief and other documentary
evidence all is afe 4 surely it would be well to
use AS little # that kind OF materiA az p,sslb .
II this reaches you in time x YOU think as /, do
dire cts suggest as Na,4ct. Logan is Indifferent
Hulburt h others will use their weight also l
will see the President to morrow l. write Xou
what learn If new answer if you ~aTt 60.
A. h. JoHNsoNo
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GIzI GOUNCIIo

! 4he City Council met at noon 9n regular Sc.
sion, Hon. l. A. Witt, Mayor, in the ehail
! and quoP IN Of the Administrators present
I An Ordinance 4ppropriating the sum o
! S35. $50 80 for the payment OF The pay rolls o
September OF all the Departments, with tn,
exception OF the nepaxtmen. Of Imlrove
nents, wss adopted.
! An ordinance sppropH ting the sum .
s43, $50 for the payment OF the pay rolls Of thu
Departments u lmS rovemento sas Slst
adopted.
Yhe following VA. called up sna passed:
AN ORDINANCE making appropriations f
. charitable institu ions for tn@ quarter endine
SepttmbeP 3" 1874, as foll''ws:
st. Mary. Catholic Orphan Boys Asylum
Charlse~e between MszAnt end French streets
S32 inmates Sl232
st yl"cent's Home. ~ s7l 8ien.ilit
| street 100 inmates $3.50.
St Vincent's Infant OrphaH Asylum Race.
corner Magazine street, 1873 inmates, $685.
st. Elzabeth'o Asylum Magazine, sorne,
Josephine street, 1853 inmates. S535 50.
Female Asylum Of the I'm macalate Concep-
ton, No 81 Ram art sorney Emira street.
, 1O5 inmates, 1857 so.
Mount CArmel Asylum, No 8 Piety, be-
tween Dauphine and Roya! Streets l47 in
mates, S5l4 so.
New Orleans Female Orphan Asylum, Clio.
between Camp and Pryt.nia Streets ISL in
mates, 1923 SO.
Protestant Episcopal Children's Hom;.
Jackson, between Chippewa and St Thoma.
streets, 80 INN .tes, SlO5.
Home for Jewish Widows and Orphans,
jackson, corner Chippewa street. % inmates
1922
Orphans Home. Seventh street, between
Magazine and Constance streets "a inmates
1929
St. Anna ASYLUM. corner Prytania and st.
Mary streets, SO inmates, 1906 so.
Louisiana Asylum, corner Of Tonti and
Hospital streets. p inmates. SS7 50.
Asylum OF the Little Sisters of the Poor,
L.harpe. between johnson and Prieur streets.
l2O inmates, $500.
Coz vent Of the Good Shenherd, Bienville,
between Broad and Dolhonde streets, 1913 IN
mates, SSl2.
German Protestant Orphan Asylum. Bloom
ingda!e. State, between C,mp and Chestnut
street., 81 inmates, 1918 50.
st. Jo-ephs German B ,ys' and Girls Asy-
lum, Corner OF Josephine and Laurel streets,
1875 inmates, S6S2 80.
st. Vincent's Infant Orphan Asylum. Race
corner NJ 'gHZlne street, tor wet nurses, 5000
st Eincents Infant Orphan A~ylu o, Race
,rner Magazine street, tor forage, ETC., 1925.
Ladies' of Provid nee. Mrs. s. Bl INC, presi-
dent. 80 inmates, 1922 So
All ordinance authorizing f. Daboval to
erect a market house at the corner of Monroe
md Jumonvile streets, in the luare bounded
~ Peters. jumonvlil-, Adams and Monroe
streets, Third District, was called up and
ld"pt-d.
Alter the reception and disposal of num-
Der If petitions md communications, the
Meeting adjourned.
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KELLOGG'S CHECk-BOOk.
The Money for the st. Martin Expedition

The papers and correspondence captured
at the State House have already had considera.
BILE effect North and East. The little tricks
perpetrated in the light of dark-lantern let
tiers have been brought before the public eye,
and throughout the country there has been a
loud expression OF disgust. The explanations
of Butler, the nest-hidins Of Chandler. has
but little effect on the people. They have az
last realized the erue situation Of some
patriots (sic, North. and. we believe ~ill
give them their merited deserts
Be.ow We add to the othes Of ouS exposure.
a copy Of the stubbs srolA > second ehecs
book OF Kellogg's, tund Nicely sa.cou ed il
i draweS Of his desk:
1873
April 2s-<ieS EilIiams .... ........ $500
April % Myself Drafts .set " Z. Chan.
der, Asinngt n, D. e.. FIR c, Gushing
and Matt II. Carpenter DE. conrsc) 300O
April 2p-GeDl A. s Badger, 5S nA 'tia Y'iE'
April 35~T" 49, .or m,itu .nprIies =. N6
app 9-'enl. \. badger. - Ni.itars
p esrs ........ ....e ....;.:-..-.. $50
May. u A. s BADGE. FOR Uiiliti.sxp-
Nav u 5"A NJ. Hear4e,. u. q 9TH req. ''''
ment l. uis ana National Na'a ....... 500
May 6-W. X. Srearings 3oS ~ ValS cup.
plies horses. etc ............. 500
May 6 -Treasurer Of Sacsson sni Great
Northern Ra lroad Company. IoG ranss
purtatioH Of militia t.. Amlte. -... S0s
MAY f-Iad cut Of SAT, for saddles. Orldes:
Clarke paid amount to General Badly $40
May Col mel W +. Loan. foS Nllit.S sups
pies on ,aS -. .e..........s 5US
1t will be seen that many OF the above items
are for the expenses Of the crusade Of the Nee
tropoltans into st. Martin ana Amites The
gallant advance OF the police div " from Kel-
Iogs con ,idertbly more money thas will ever
DE accounted for, end the Se.nlts ere probably
shams on his side.
The "Trip Of the OzalR could hardly Se called
eminentls suce.-stnl. but the le fact" seems
to have generously tossed his purse strings 20
put down the orebel,e as Clinton called the
citizens who laughed at she masking party
then in powell Bus little comment il ntees.
saryo These items SPEAK Tor themselves
They. in addition to what has already been
given to the public. are evisenc-of the manner
il which the trembling asurper proYped UP
his lettering throneo
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The following letter {whicls speaks fo' itseiD
was sent US by Mrs. r. A. Wilkinson. Prev
dent G. G. r A, who thankfully acknowledges
receipt Of check for 500:
DoNALDsoNvILLE, Oct. 2 1874
Messrs. Lehman. Abraham Il Co, New On leans I:
Ge,.ts-In Enclosed please find check on Bank of
America for $l0O, net proceeds Of : dramatic
entertainment given by the Amateur Dramatic
and Lyric Association OF DonaIdsonyllle. ON Sep
TENDER Is, for the b.hetit OF the fami les Of the
killed and wDu ded of the citizens soldiery
whicu, please turn over 10 the Committee who
receives such donations. Please have the Com
mittee 70 acknowls dye receipt and cblige,
yours respectfully,
MARX {sRAESo
T. NJ. LEVY.
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u )RyIo ! BRSfHBR.
~ Qrav1sr Street. sew Orleans.
DIAEcI 1APONrI:Rs 90 HAVANA CIGARS,
LEAP roBAcCc ASc CUBA PRODUCE.
The oNsst IApor.stisn H ,use in the South.
E..s..lsasd in 1913.
.o;,eee Hassna CIGARS, all sizes. Of the mos
Aelesssted brands.
navane LEAF TOBACCO,
10 eats rs..Syl.ania LEAF TOBACCO.
eeo,ep DoMEE fIc CIGAR all sizes, manu-
Astarsd il New Orleans, with the best
S.ScsstiSut Tobacsn.
40 0oOds GuanaAtoed.
u st,rs asA a. sass al res.sonabls prices BY
BoENIO L BR'ITHER.
Wla . ossyRr street, New Orleans
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WAU lie &.

CHINAMAN's RECTAL OF HIS TROUBLES I,
| THE Mclean COUNTRY.
Mr.. William l. e. OF the Ontar) street laur
dry, has not left Cleveland, althoug The h Is
not appeared of late in the newspapers, The
fact is that Mr.. Lee has devoted himself
strictly to busint IS during the last six or eight
| III 'nths. and has thereby am used a small
amount of cash, which Is destined to be ex-
| pended i'll crying hum ag lin to his native
land over the salt, salt set. But before lei,v-
ing it is simply an act OF justice to state that
Mr. Lee has atteu. pied faithfully to submit to
! the heathenism OF this Ito hIm) benign
country, and If he does not carry away fair
impress OF hospitality or with feelings of love
toward Brother Jonathan, the fault has not
been his, but that of the angular brother on
whose bosom he attempted 10 lean. But it
will be simply IN act OF justice to tr end Wau
to allow him to explain his own feelings, he
did on Saturday last in conver>ing with a
Lea'ler reporter. He unbuc dened himself as
follows
"Me no lkee dam Mclean man. Ne lean
MN Gomez in my laundry. spittee on hoor,
chew, chew. Bringee shirtee. say; Trust,
Wan Le-?" Wau Lee say, N" thust; thu>t
dead. Mclean man say. 'Rat-eater. pun
Chez Punchee Wau Lees head, pull his pig
tail. Wan Lee runs chop-chop head to fleece
officer Fleece officer say, Cheap John-one
two, three--bounce. hakee me pig -tail and
says Climb. Wan Lee climbs-comee home.
Mclean man steal shirt and he climb too
Wau Lee attempted to 90 10 Sunday school.
and his story is rs follows:
Me go on Sunday day to Joss house.
Me take settee amt Mclean mans boyee
come along. Bovee say. Heres China
Bully for Chnee man. Me get mad and
swear. Fleece officer comes long. takes me
to station. Payee tivee dole and ixty cents;
go home to wash, wash. Say Dam Mclean
country"
ME then go on street car. Mclean woman ,
looks at me and laughee lond. One speakee
low, Him mig One speakee low, too, and
say, Him ra,-eater. NJ gettee mad and say,
Me Chiuaman-me washee-washee. Me no
mig N" mig. Me no rat-eater Big lie.
Mclean WON n scream Conductor run in
Him say, who's up?' Mclean WON, say,
Dirty China suited me- Conductor he takes
GETS tall on the ground aud bre,kee nose Of
ticer mes up He says, Dlunk again, Chi
neel' Me say. No dluuk' He say. Too
thin. Takee me l y collar and tax me to
station. Judge say, Here again, Chiuee?
Me 60 ont, pay ten dole and fifty ceuts. Me
90 home madee red hot nnt'tee, swear, BILE * |
fishes shave off l,is,all. buy plug hat, shut
Up laundry, and go to China
And this Was Wan LEES drst determination,
,ut since then be has reconsilered It. gone
ID X to his tnds, aud sti washes and irons !
= Of old
A Georgia paper thus catalogue. the merits
Il candidate for Gonxre4: "Hs ia we'll
ormsd aud lsghly i pregn~ted With nerv 'us
xnGli9; he has . N stenous sun ut sOmbre
b nut his face his eyes have dreamy park
iness that suehants like amn'sta, and bis en-
irs org .nizAtion consists Of delicate tels-
nph network that Transmits the nervous
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We Are Indebted f. the publisher for copies
Of tAe map Of the ''Rout Of the Metropoli-
tana," sn We 18th Of September. 1t is we'll
executed, and gives the observer, at glance,
the wbole of the battlefield Of the memorable
AA- CopiO for aale at the counter of the
BU1AD1u
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The eelSr, people OF st. Francis county,
Arkansas, are largely in favor OF tie new con-
~titn6en and will vote for it almost unani
mously: they will also support the county
1o1ninseo Of the Conservative party.
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The Pc idnt Of Mexico i pleased with the
present condition of affairs in the Republic
ana very h,pesSl Q, the tu ure of the nrtion
Industry 10 being encouraged and it is said
that eautioas German capitalists are disposed
= speculate in the construction Of an inter
oceanic railway
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BeiovpG that kslloxg will ultimately sign
Che bill Aepnvind the voters Of New Orleans
tAe rshtef selecting their Mayor ani City
AdAiAistlAtors, . large number Of Radical
sheives are alres " batting their hooks to
''lish' fer ths Nayorlty and other fat munich
nal ofaeea
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Kellexs "eheek book may prove a. fatal
~ Osk~s Ames' I'm. monndum- book. In the
meanwhile . suspension OF Judgment j.
asked, - be is preparing . statement
1oiedo COMMERCIAL (K<p.)
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Tn 1s~1sH Save Fao1D. Aopse
e5s: ''Vns Of The Eug,i.hnsn With the
CarintA Opt. Ronald Gmptsll. il hero, aud
- he /rs-s A1sEvs r I ri~d hin when, apan
beiAk pat ap tier t,s tHiri time, IA n. shot
y tAe 1eg,s M As ,srn.G round aud laid n
frensS: Il n.y ~ . Il dispss II ny e.
ocA hrM ~he viii aivs me- ess francs for
The .nh>lAi fhaohe eo00sndia tho
aheetha p>r| .hred and aAll That's au
.neisAaa: let lin Ct ~ - won't
He WA ~ = eoiSs.s
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Tie Little Rock Gazette, of October 2. an
nonnees The death in that ty OF Mrs Matilda
Jehnssn, q stDut eighty one years OF age
She ~ native Of Scott county, Kentucky
and { tighter Of Charles P. Williams. Her
Husband wa brother Of Richard M. johnson
q Ksstssky. Aud for many years was one Of
To UDitsd staten judges III Arkansas.
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4N JSliA Psrkias, the woman who last
wednesday u Clneisua murdered her own
child nd atts apted suicide, made mother at
tempt "a her "a life On Friday by stabbng
herself 10 tie throat vatA her seissou- Her
death NAY ssoa ep>as. Mystery gathers more
thiskls arsasd ths . cir Svrry day. Both
por6o were veil connected. aud each accuses
the ether Of marital lahdstitS. The ,rsss y
>ke.teo iDsaass in,ereat
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10 Santer county, Ala, now scourged by
Federal soldiers in search of .'Ku-klux,"
number Of negro delegates participated in the
Democratic Nominating Convention last
WeNe Il was time to send those troops.
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A man n Colorado sold lis wife for $50 and a
Mnhr, and BEN & mean enough TO see. stolen
int rv'ews with her afterwards was shot ia tie
bark Ay he new master.
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PhSsieisH and 6urgeon,
REM owed hou The eorrr 6: Washington and
Barouns streets TO sle Ba, ee.is. Fear Josephine
NOTICE >HAvIEG SOLD OUT OUR ALR
N and Bottlinx este bllyfment, conducted for
the past tnyrsrs ~ Eoe 26 3 aud ~ Bienvllle
street ~ Alfs LOtMS g. AkNY. We beg leave to
r. turn on sincere thanks Tor ihs patronage SO
BIB rally extended ~ o. during that period.
And now We takA pleasure n resnn'sl' nding
enr sueers.sr. As L q Army, y eur friends
and clNt' mGro.
cOkk1 and BREWERS Ina piSTiLLERS
SUPPLIES. a No o. IlasS So: saver street,
wh. - w shall b pls4sU to meet QUE DID friends.
}. a gtAPfEn 4 TO-,
- siTawVr street.
ID EFERRIHG +, fHE ABU"ls, THE UN-
IL dsrslgned notifies me puts that he viii
continue The 30 FILING BU>IHiSS ct Nos. &c,
y aud ~ Bienvie street, ~ heretofore conduct
ed bv N-ssrs J. 4. 81 atirf 20 ard Se-pectfully
asks continuance 81 pubhs patronage 70 long
extsndAl t. the Old ern
LOUIS {. AfcY,
q. - and 20 Issenville street.
Nsw Orleans. Oct l, 1874. OIL I'm
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En- slish and american Eering.

The London Telegraph discourses witt 4
ceeding courtesy and amiahiIity upon the ca
parative records of English and American
running and trotting steeds and tee retles III
huences which the two 81 sely allied notionali-
ties have upon each other III the developmen ut
OF horse-hesh. Says the Tiepuph: Every
spOrss man upon The trans Atlantic eace-co else
is Us tamih r with the best time ever made
over given course as a Scotch Covenanter
with his Bible Nowhere in the United States
could a turtman be found Who is ignorant
OF the fact that Lexington did four miles
III seven minutes, nineteen and three
Quarter seconds. But We knee so lit le
IN Eng land about running against time that
it is extremely doubtful whether any o: our
most experienced trainers could produce
a: animal capable Of accomplishing four miles
in seven minutes and eighteen seconds Yet
for all that our English cousins a. not for a
moment imagine that Fellowcratt, VI, beat
Lexington's time, could carry off the prize
the running turf. In trotlinY horses American
superi 'rity Is candidly acknowledged. Nm
England they have always regarded a hos Sc
that can trot mile in three minutes as II par
agon," and consequently their admiration of
the performances of Dexter, Stonewall Jack.
sou, Flying Duichman, and lastly Goldsmith
Maid, possess a flavor of genuine Yank e
gush, while their wonder is still greater
But, says the Telegraph, 'the proudest Thought
III connection with this triumph is that Tie
lest trotting blood Of America is descended
from our own Mambrino, tie well-kno~n
slayer, at Newmarket, nsnr the close Of the
ast century.
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Detroit Pee Prs,s: 10 como night I swa -
sa,aness aud give iasta, kaek lin JossvA a.
nonscs that hs h y lilied city eye Lad ana
with HE sws AsaAA u msS b uve--atessJl
hoVNA
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A. & Inon has been nominated POP the
f0r the lover House, from the parish OF
Aveyallss, BY the Dem" cratic Conservative
party.
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The Nesv Orleans Price Current.

ISSUED SINCE 1872,
= tho only s.clusivel,
eOmmRRclAL %EwsPArBR
Published IN Hsw C:ieana.
Il give. shr report. o. az tn. tosiaes' sran..r-
.isps u each DAY. and contains sabies 4
IMPORTS. EXPORTS .na STOCKS.
~:ist n. Dot sus'isse|: n IN. o,h's s,..s~s j.
ne city.
Il ha. tecn exclusively engaged n Illustrating
the commercial progress 81 cup city ana sls
Southern States, fbp slors thar half century
its seports command She public Confidence. and
are accepted A. standard authority IN oourt ana
all scnmercia9 oentses, both 10 xhi. country and
IN Europe
ADVERTISING 3fEDIesp
Foo al those ~hs ~iah 60 0rine their business
promptly and conspicuously before
IMPORTERS, CITY snd COUNTRY MERo
CHANTS and DEALERS
PLANTERS MEoHAN1cs CONSUMERS
TRADERS
Ana the people senera'lye tho
new ORLEANS PRICE CURRENT
f. Unsurpassed
It's circulation Sthough semi-weekiy) covers
\ wider extent than most Daily Newspapers;
every number being read carefully by the bust
Tess community and fled away for future refer
nee, thus making it one Of the best and mos.
Useful advertising sheets in this city.
HE LETTER SHEET PRICE CURRENT,
MERCANTILE CIRCULAR,
ssued simultaneously with the News Edition,
ontalns, in q condensed form, all the market
ian oions, prices, import and export tables,
to-, making it most convenient sheet for mer-
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DKlCKS-SAND-LIME.
DHENIX HOUSE,
80 81. Charles street,

30 ~. Charles street,
'ha most famous house In the ty FIR Refresh.
moi Ia and Amusenrn.s Next dUW T., the Academy
Of Music r III lett tn Ough the Vc~tibule Thor.
hly n.ht'rl OPENS To-day.
The BOWLING SALOON. with Fix new and ele
"a tAl"ys.
d. lie 81 O.
LIQUOR BAR cseiso Wines d Liquors, vel
scrv-i.
LA0Rh BEER We~tern o aods i"e cold q
OYSTER ALLDN. served in every style it'll
disl,alch. SODA and MEAD SALOON, with delica ate
J. o. and Ca fati.Dssys E;r Il. partner IL At
+ ndsl by cerap TINS and psits GENT, me
II. BIDWf liz Proprietor.
o 10 JAH JOySSr,N Manager
N lCIOh L. r. haLsJSliy%
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MISCELLANEOUS.

g WEET Ou-SWEET OIL
$40 baskets, Hnts and Quarts, Plagnio SWEET
OIL.
$40 bAsksts, Pints and Quarts, FOSSILS SWEET
OH,
IA store and for sale nv
sniff & McVENNA,
q, 81 and 80 PoydrAa street
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Mn Nwi ~belr Aas is,sut,a as~ anaer.

Mn B~i Nheln Aas inssntsd AsW Ander-
eaplsept Tor vOlnsp. Mbsp she pvte it ON
she is VOW red tRels the sns'. 70 tue neck and
ankles. aud hAS no ussless d~pefy. but. shs
aayA she will peVeP gOu~snt 70 .~liIt~ .Shsnii-
ls'on-" Thst lame su4se> bOln 10 sounh.
she prvlA ses tia, it she'll ~ Aameie .'sn-ra,
81, If that 10 TO .bort. . 'ehsn.is.' ene
VIE have sess it sendsr tev sbs S.S in; bat
~ dow It eaaiy.
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Boston pays $3,s 00OO per annuR bp the
support Of her poor, enough. SO local paper
: thinka u beard all the needy At 6rst-class
: hAfnl
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Billings says people % good sense are thos<
whose opinions are the same ~ ours,
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4 esrred woman d Tho advanced age y
u, il Ladiaasp0lisI has suddenly discovered
ts'at she y TOO young, and wants DIVORCE %
that ereand.
The sanvass for woman suffrage IN Niche
gan has developed the fact that l6, 600 women
in that State pay tA1es end have 20 sepre.
AantNtiAn
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WHISRf-HHi Ay-A

WHrskf~*n' ~.
100 bhas Fixes SIacs.'S
itO nbs D,xtrs
~ bhls tAve Arencn
% bb,s We4el,sre
II stare aslN Cor sole -
SSlTieE MCkENNA,
OF b g. S7aml 9 puv,lras 1T, Get
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D0NkLG>S SsARDeNGS-tONp LESS SAR-
ID DfNAS-
y - CO halves slsl Saortep tD2es BONELESS
SAlHsfNES
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-07

In an excellent article upon The Aisfor-
times OF the South the New York Times
pr. sents the aspect Of affairs there Ill naul.-
ut that is even more significant tor It's source
than its style. 1t paiuts the once highly rros-
Porous Southern section of our country ~
,ing PROSTATE, with industries depressed il
rot destroyed, "itS population despOled. Ito
very hope Of the iuturs almost extinct W.
are strong and prosperous people, with
won 'erul recupef,tlve povers, but We cannot
90 on forever with the Southern Stltes ~ they
lre."
1t defines the "dnty Of a salesman" ip
lis respect to ep his eyes open - such in
exorabie facts these and aecept t.ern ~
part OF tie circumstances Ot the time and
country with which he has undertaken u
DEAL and guard ~ .nst their becom ~ woP ..
- Federal offices are far from being sisely
flied. We ses Moses IN South C~rolipa and
u kellogg in Louisiana. Against both ,nvn
and lie odiou. SYSTEMS they represent w have
always protested. Tns soonsr Congress ~d-
dresses itself 70 the subjsst Ill spirit OF mod
sraion and vi. dopl 'hs better, 4or tbs Pfsss-
deptlsl election Of 1876 will tVh upon It
Here srs hu~hed Sorls Ut wapnins al re-
nous rance. especially il the sAt ssntenee.
The Army OF d.slutlss" and political vii sny
10 80 terrible at the Snu1A, a d ito resp Isl-
blliV 10 i. Anisey located, tiat e. On tls Tv.es
siies oat in az agony VI stIaI"e aud appPsheu- !
sion. It shows ihet bnsinsss pr speets, Ia
ti0nal kouor and orr to"Ssed Republican lib
81 Ives are Sisnacsd with SHOCKING tat.
C~nnOt shrevd busipses lnsn, pr'Ies.d PHI |
and political n,ss,oSaPss s-s as
lar end conte.s ~ e..ndidly? 1t il ,ilse uley
did. Bat it u lsot stlanss uat the Admsn - !
ration shOSld s,sh tie estsblsb1nent Of nee J
0rs,p shsn tbs Old one pMys ~ dr,~diujIy !!
put o. tune aud "so'sionslly in,suIsss in the |,
'ars luxury Of telling ,ts trv,s abvvt ~ CEN !