The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-26

NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
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y &. RYERLY. .............. Manager.
LARGEST DAILY CIRCULATION
IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, SEPTEMBER 81, 1874
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Dor Year.
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ct our counter, 100 Gravier street.
NE BULLETIN inserts WANTS and TO RENTS
exceeding One Square, for Fifty Cents each
a. ms uouerunaent ,oas made by uhte men, for
IL benefit IF utite men and their posterity for
~. aud should be administered by ,ol.ite men
nd by none other whatsoever. Stephen A.
Douglas
We propose publishing in our Sundays
0Q1tOu u Chr-OOu representing Tic MthOEh VI
LOUISIANA, by the hands of the President OF
the United States, aided by his henchmen
Laundelet, Williams and the usurper Kellogg.
Battle Map.
This valuable map is still for sale at the
BULLETIN Office Parties wishing copies to
ha al with fbavn in
pers ready TOR mailing.
Falling, followed by rising, barometer, sta
tionary or falling temperature, with cloudy
and rainy weather.
Go yourself and take your friends to the
concert at Exposition Hall, Tuesday, the 29th
Of September.
Some Of the planters Of Alabama are selling |
corn at GO to IS cents per bushe and will no
doubt buy Western corn next spring at 81 or
more.
~ am determined, anyhow, that any man,
from anywhere, sh all be safe anywhere in
Louisiana or anywhere else, or any other
MANI s. Grant.
We have just learned that Mr. Betz, who
was wounded in the fight of Sept. H. died at
the Charity Hospital to-day at o'clock. This
Odds another name to our noble dead.
We would again ask that the friends or rea-
ives of those who fell in the fight of Sept IA
should send to our Office the photographs of
hose gallant patriots for publication. I
Brigham Young is lying very sick at Salt
Lake. II Ann Eliza mad held her peace she
night have made more by insisting on her
right Of dover after his death. than by suing
1F Alimony. /.
Mass MEETING. -Announcement is made In
another column that mass meeting under {
the auspices of the Tenth Ward Auxiliary '
Club, will he held this evening on Franklin i
street. between Josephine and Jackson streets '
The Baltimore Am~ican says Hardly !
any civil snits are being brought in our "
courts Some lawyers attribute this to a :
growing preference Of mercantile men to .
compromise differences rather thar engage in
litigation"
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We learn q lady teacher has been discharged a
rom her position because she congratulated q
K N. Lusher, Esq, on bis installation We'd :;
nesday last into the Office Of Superintendent :,
of Public Education, and another because :,
she refused to bow to one of the school board :,
p tie streets Tuesd,y, :,
"a subscriber" wants information about
Ehose mules and forty acres of land so gener- W
Dusly promised to our colored friends by Presi- Il
1ent Grant. We understand the mules have CO
III died of the Charlton" and the land is TO IL
be located in those Western plains where the +
Red man "twineth," and scalping is looked la
upon rs one Of the fine arts. fo
1t gives us pleasure to announce that the "
Of the Musicians Benevolent and !,
Union Association have kindly ten
aered the services Of forty performers for 3,
IN orchestra, at the grand concert to be given -
nndcr the auspices of the Crescent City Relief !.
at Exposition Hall, next Tuesday, =,
September 20, The thanks of the communi-
y are due these gentlemen.
SYMrArHY. The New York Bulletin, a tenn L
perate and Judlclous representative OF bust III
hess and financial interests, says: "ln bust m
hess circles the utmost sympathy is expressed Us
or the business men of New Orl ans, but it is IN
nope that their worst troubles are over. To 81
- robbed by horde OF thiev;ng carpet-bag- re
,er is fate which those who strongly sup Ii
,orted the war could not wish to settle on any q
Ill
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During the temporary absence of our friend ar
George Ellis, his popular news emporium, OPP &c
,osite the Post Office, is conducted by his a,