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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-10-17

GRANT IN Lou1s1ANA.-New York,
Oct. 7.-1he following special to the
Herald undoubtedly ie6ects the views
Of the President. It comes almost
directly from him ''' ~ '' ''''
Washington, Oct. 6.-Tho opinions
Of Revaly Johnson and Chas. VCou-
or, with the, rejoin'ter Of. Mr.. John
son On the Louisiana question, have
called attention to ali important prin.-
ciple IN the POLITICAL government If
the country, Was the right OF the
President to review his own acts.
~ Of having this subj ect settled With;
out delay. The views Of both John.
son and O'Conor, Published in the
Herald, have been carefully read by
the President.
He does not agree v nth johnson
that either Kellogg CIR McEnery was
elected, but equivocaIly; declares that
the election in 1872 was a mockery,
and that his only motive in recogni.
zing Kellogg was to save society in
Louisiana from anarchy. He does
not, consider either Kellogg or Nc
Emery the lawfully elected Governor
of Louisiana,
On Friday last, in conversation with
q Southern gentleman, he intimated
that this would he his position inl,is
next message to Congress, and that
lie should ask that provision he made
for a free and fair election ut the
earliest possible day, and should give
emphasis to what he had already de.
clared, that it was, time! for sthe Re.
publican y! 'lic'u party to unload Louisiana.
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We have frequently admired the
ability displayed in the editorials Of
the St Lonis' Republican, and often
wondered At the complete ignorance
Of that jourpal: of Southern character
and Southern politics. In its issue Of
tile 10th, it expresses tile opinion that
If the comprOmls0 made between the
whites and blacks OF Terrebonne par-
ish, BY which white meu and psgroes
are placed alternately on tile, conser-
vative ticket, were carried out in all
tho parishes, tie ;tronhle In Louisiana
would DO settled. Nov -S.t the
Isrrsuonne people have, dops, the
people in all the parishes have been
diving for the last six years and it
has brought no results except dis
graceful defeat, . gradual lowering at
public sentiment aud Of, the standard
ofp"litical integrity. The people Of
!errebonne parish have fallen back
into the old rut Of "niggeris,n, I, and
there IL no sincerity in their action 8;
their mixed ticket is miserable
dodge !! which viii win them nothing.
Keys, one Of the negroes on the ticket,
10 one Of the grandest rascals that
figured in the last Legislature. Were
all the parishes to, follow the example
IT TerretOnno, the cause Of Lonis.
lana would not lie worth single llrOn
Of che brave mans blind much less
the rivulets of uohler bl.Mnl Tint few.
I'd for it in New Orleans. May, it
w w ID not be worth the indignant
Thought of q single honest l,eart--it
w"nld Ge worthy only If itrision and
conte'npt.-Skrsrebs qssss. : iii
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ARRIyALs AMI, DEPARTURES.

NEW ORLEANS, Red River Landing
Chensyville Guarantee, Alexandria,
Cotile aud Oloatisrville, Daily, ..
u A. n. - -, >,
SHREVEPORT, Keachie, Mansfield, Mar.
thaville, snd Pleasant Hill-Daily at
70 A. NJ. 81, ono, at II, g. l.oi,
NACOGDOCHEs, Melrose, Chsrino. San
Augustine, Milan, Pendleton, Sabine
town, Many and FIT. Jesap-on Tues.
day Thursday and Saturday. At
5P. N.
HOMER, Minden, Buckhorn, Ringgold,
Constants and Canpte-on TUBS
day and Friday, ats Pm. ~,
WINFIELD, Atlanta, Sutton, and st.
Maurice-on dTuesday ard Friday,
at 8 A. N. r.,i.7j .afamns,g IN iHd4
MA1is CLOSE '"' w
At 6 A. NJ. for New Orleans, Alexandria
and Cloatiefville. '".'js
At9A. NJ. for Shreveport, Keachi, Mans.
field and Pleasant Hill.
At 6P. NJ. for Nacogdoches, Texas, Mel
rose and San Augnstin.
Ats P. NJ. for Homer, La, ,Buckhorn,
Coushatta and Canpte."
At 10 A. NJ. for WINFIELD, &c. .. 49,
Office Hourrs-ttom 10 I. 4 n. to : =, ?. u u
and from 3 P NJ to7rM. y" ''4' 'iE
J.F.DEvARoAs, Post Master.
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The New DE0rk Nation cahn, aisI
passionate in it's discussion Of public
hffairs-says ofths Lauisiaua enlsute {:
"The Northern voters can insist On
that Which violates 40, political ira
dition, witch iuvUltes' 10 co,,cessi6hS
or ,plsdged, no sSzrense ssltrou6le,
aaaIVbieA. rslisloa,spd .hnm9pity#apdJ
ths general g, "a. safety iqperatiysly sail
public dpiatoh cain Ori,ig about, tis.!::
thS;, abss1uAHiaAd a1i,nalediate with!
drawsAs Of Federal. tsqaptenance and
support from thu knayes who now
have the upper hand in Southern
politics, and tKs' filing Of 'Fedetai
offices at tho South with n in6w and
better claas Of, ,nen, who will serve, ~
missionaries, ,rather tnan pand.rers
and conspirators. Tie success Of tile
thieves iii South Carolina ana lou.
isiaKs, as we'll las elsewhere, and
their hold s,apb the ignorant, masses
whom, We have, ,enfranclised, are,
mainly due to the fact that Our Mar.
shAas, And Collectors !" All" Surveyors
addilR ostmastera are thsjr coufetlo.
rates. and Nsthema assured, Of tho
support Of thu authorities. ata Wash,
ington, In case tie worst comes to the
worst. This oughteto tome ii f'Sh
end, bnt it wilt' not come to an end
nAlesa the public takes tho matter
in, hand, Tksrslis enough stolid and
|ss|6sh inespsibility /. q, tie White
House, and enough lazy indifference
Tia Congress t., stand d dorm SUCH
bwils ~ thisiing I.paisisna with per-
fbct sqnanimity. ii, The aPresiAeat nia
psyot'ably, glHl be haa not had t 2, BIZ iii
| the people or Go,66ard All American
city I'll, or,,6r III rri,,state kellogg, but
I.e Il pr"Gauy Inot sI,rry .H'st 'he put
hin, il. ppwats IL thu beginning, astl
! 4! usst care tsl hasw ID q w. BE- stays II
,sqf u, >.,;y ycy, III t!i,4-e; 80, a.. i. =,
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Now that the parties authorized to
speak for the Republican and tile
Conservative organizations have rati.
tied the agreement made BY tho tvs,
Conference Committees, there eau W.
no excuse. for any further delay in
carrying out flie 'H"st' essential part
Of the compact, viz: the reconkttuc!
ton Of that Returning Board, in the
manner provided for by tho articles
Of agreement. 9ll. ,aat '..iR.,'s IL =
OF the i've ,ne,nlera OF tho present
Board, three are residents of New
Orleans, and the other two eau be
communicated with III iess than fOrty.t
eight hours. II Mr.. Kellogg and his
friends mean to stand by their solemn
pledges, let the two, vacancies stipu-
lated for be at once created, and the
men who are to represent our side DO
put into Office. Nothing else will sat-
isty US that no deception is intended
aud no trickery contemplated BY our
political opponent. ~ .' '''. 4, -. !.
We hope our Central Committee
will press the matter at once upon the
proper: parties, The question is,tQa
grave ~ admit Of unnecessary pro,
crastination, and there Is no valid
reas6n' Why it should. not be settled at
OMce.f.j j3,.f oH .9ngt 8, y !,1s jae
( !. fY..If.twsse !dsue, WHEN VI dsns. ~.
Then 'twere we'll 'tyere done quickly"
~ ~ 'sa SIN, 3. Bulletin. ''5'.
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i,Oae qpiet day, In ,lsafy. Iusa swbap,
t,sse, aud birds were AL 10 tune, two,
lovers walked beueath tlie moon, Tie
night was ifair;,' ISL xas The maid I
they walked and talked beneath the
shade, with more 70 harm ~ make,
Hei nam mo-; wa. ~ sslls anA Ii. ii x h.;
Jim, and'hS 'xay AT x6d' shS iWads sliiit,i ;'
iIe tsok to hsr Ind shV took 70 btth.o'4
,6ays Jim 70 al, ,nBy slbthe. ssalsssI
that lYe; and sQaiIM a1renpd ,tl.a
s sssas Is,s ysss better ta'R as 1''l
! bSsys'she To- Jim, 'Sisee1 yVa'vt w.
gun II and. lAys, been,sAdi glip1 nd
S ssssits laEs' yap' next 'a . '.E
Says JtA' to sat, ny 'hsatt You've
busted, but I'hsve always gdfs mig,
trsstsd."i 6. sm,es 81 aldS t,fie;,a
SSaye SCI atp Jim, 'Y1Thppugh thick,
ED H thin, iSl your true ' lqysF yeog1D att
Vim leaned On Sal, "a leaned to
jim, ;; her aose juse reached sbove tis
chin !, four lips petwxppt4n aheDar,
al,em! Apd-thep, tl,ep-apd, tboD.
o falls! "bswaife VI men Ia aJ1nS, e nii
uaiietUkdtli tho 'silvery lis.,lA1S,e xehgs
froGs and June bags ord iau tupasbess
yaa get yoar, .Assss ia TIN, PapaF
eNyHriqt ~ ,tilres'! .tlt "a - 4. ,,e ~,
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Matcalfs grocery store in our place
l,aS been closed for 4 week Or 90. MET.
'c'af was perfectly willing to- have il
open, but circumstances rendered it
necessary for him; to, Suspend business
fDr a while. There had been y good
many burglarlss and, Metcalf bought
u dog 30 ksepin his store at,uighe.
The man thai cold the dog said that
its once strong peculiarly was its
vigilance. That dig Would watch
that store closer than the Geuius Of
Libertylwatchss the dsstiuies of Ame-
RIGA. So the mau tsrped the dog Loose
in the store and .Metcalf locked uIp
aud went home! When hI came dowfni
ID the morning tha dog flew 1t him
~ soon ., he opened tho doof aud at,
tempted to breakfast on, Mr.. Metcalf's
leg wliereupoh Mr.. Metcalf suddenly
shut the door and sat down to think,
Then hs' went after tho man who cold
the dog, but hs had gone ont Of town
TO- gee bis. aunt, and wouldn't be back
for q month. Metcalf then undertook
to coax the dog thr6akh the crack Of
tho dior, bot the, aaima stiil manifest
eda sssolate dissemination 70 eLyw
Metcalf's legs, and 90 Mstcalf closed
the door again sqd bel an to wish L4,
l51d b0dg ht . dog less attentive t6bnSG:
inesssb Thin: - prosust1lIk dsoblss
barrelea 9pp and lpeat tho ,psusaiadsr
o !!, the e, week shooting, s|ngs spd hui:
let's down the chimney, aud through.
the doors a6d windows, ''aud''ap
through .the y cellar ideiinx, aad1 dUlii
tbs, Dig Aeld opt, until finally :, Met.
calf gotk section 81 wire fence, placed
it across the door: way, q opened the
door and banged tke obnoxious animil
into :etsruity. Thea hi ssteied a.bd
found that, le had ,shut; hQlsssArpp(,h
tue h.. mn y .caRe aud the, coal gil
BARRELS, aud had blown al the China
ware TO 'at0tass 10 that 0dstbttS
lssksdsaS il ais1ftssn. inch shslf hid
burst in i'll Metpalf slssaeil mi and
resumed .hqt he j. sp4ioae|y await
ing that mans return from liz yisit
to his adat'S.' He wants t6;Sge'lltn
about fsemse6isgys lfs1 AdsIse.>-r,,N'
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4. fYeIf..twsss .Asue. when xis dsns. i ~.
Then twere we'll 'tyeFe done quickly"
- ut ''sa. '@@TN! q. Bulletin ''s''

From s"summaty Of the expenses
Of Congress, il appears that each
member Of; thRt body il. credited with
eighty -four, po .q!g3 Of toilet soap dq7;
ring each session. :,
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loThs aeqsaiotauees which, led this
recent n.arrisaain Paris waA brqnglse
about .lP.', ~ the sptsnglement Of one of
tts' 1adyS 5catis - tho gehtten'ad1s
6Aibtslls wkile they were eudSa~r'
ing - passion . narrow, sidewalk da4
gi9gla sligl't shower. /. .,,,,, ~ at
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''i Iet beauty ID 10 IIiI opera Box bas
tsiSe kea' s's.s tSft5P syss, and in.
stautly ySu,l1tIl Ses f|hy Urainlsas
ysa,I6 1llswsj setbs pit.llplanting
fbsiEi glaa.eh .r,a hsr, avery one ne, .!
them iu,agtDiIg, 10 the supremacy ut
HE SOncrvft; tkat he IL the favored 0D9
jses'df 'hss ii1ngtasAed tiaaIscaOst.a'
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milwaukee,, parrot, cries. ''stop;.
thief" and che Sentiuetsays'it takes
fs,,r wDijtsmsM.tnk esp'ti'e sidewalk
clear, sass eye!E pssivs feels 4sA4as =
pYr !s! IA inavlt igh e larry. Ia ,bo
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Let all the errors you see IN Others
management 1u1I. correctness. in
yoVK ovr ~ ~'>s % u =. u
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',5 aood .dvice 4 lbs.s' az fine. 4.
heads Il families Ind gttl6- II COX 6at
for your sparks. ''ss'
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"A wag,inI"what lls knows abont
farming" gives . very good plan tn
remove widows weeds. "a. Hea sass q
good. looking man has only to say
~wi't thSu," aud they Wilt. ''.''' 10 ~
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\, 4pst,es tn ministsS,Nas ,mmefeing
!.! ealoTsa gopyert, near ear Bangor, lately,
tfs. rl6ir broke oat- ;. ], ,''i
l'''TheI morning light Il brexking;s''e'
sat91e daskusss disxppesss." ~ ~
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Farm and Household Column.

2 ABOUT NAlLs.-Every farmer who
has occasion to drive = nail into sex-
soned oak posts knows its liability t.
bend aud break, If the point be
noisteued III the mouth, Il win ,lsu-
ely drive more kindly. Oil il bss-
ter +; but then it is announcement u
dip each nail separately Into it. AN
other point H.. that boards become
loose eventually from the rusting of
nails, which com municatjng to the
wood, causes not only an enlarge
ment of the nail hole, but the wea1-
ing away Of Tive nail itself, rendering
the fence or building shaky Or inse.
cure. This may ~ prevented by
beating any rOagh grease until it
smokes, and then pouring itovss tho
nails to be used. The grease Win
penetrate the pores Of the iron, and
cause the nails to last without rust.
i9g for an indefinite period. Besides
this, no difficulty will then be expe.
risaced ~, diving them into tbs
hardest wood: ). The rpassa j., that
the eoatiog at saie prsseats eoh.
tact by air., ard c,nse9neptly oxida-
ton. Oxygen Ia the greas destroyer
Of iron, and moistare y tile iaducing
cause, Anything WHICH, y kent, frQW
ait IS tteserSed Indefinitely; 1M0sk
it ia kept dry tlIB- Effect ia measula lly
the same. Paint bp'n loldtngs pre-.
vents tbs contaet ofsir ,awl Hyisture.
II the whole fence eapnpt 6e painted,
the heads, ut least, Of tie nails there
III should he touched.-Newark Build
ar @tyfs III ljt c..,n.atN x
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Early 70 bsd and earlyj' Is fiss 'VDi
an b Il win you don't adterttae.. =
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4 young ing woman II Missouri is in in
dalgins IN frances, four days long,
during which she goes to heaven, Or
snys she does. Why lou't Sue stayi
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1e' '. Shoes and Notions. H'.' III
Special inducements offered to Cash
purchasers. Cotton and country pro
duce, both at highest Cash rates. ,s,eu
June; ~v-4y' =, gr., il. H. his. .s.,.,..i
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disposed taincite riots and bad blood,
are 10 safer here now than they were
. month ago. HtheY come here and
behave themselves, nobody will trpu.
III tkeH, but II they take advantage
ofsAt preseSte aof Federal troops Il,
begin again their desiltty, they. viii
lind when 1.-THE. Eppei,iet around theiil9
pefke that they h3ye made some mis-.
calculations Shreveport 11mss:',' % %
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THE RIVER.
CFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Sunday Morning, Nov. %, 1874.

| During the forenoon the weather was threa ten.
ing and warm ;aboslt noo.. we mad q slight shower
Of rain, and before 2. NJ. a regular norther sc.
/ in. rendering overcoats com Lortable, and red
! hot stove a thing not to De sligntea.
! Misunderstanding into cons,r GRAFTON tie SNAIL
| number OF boats II port. vas better than it has
1 been .or 10, these many days. The ". ]. Beha,l
fur Led River, was compelled 10 refVlse freight
early in the day, and got OF apout dark viii: al
| she could safely swim under.
| The Sabine for Grand Ecore, Ruin for Cpelou.
SIS and St. join s0r Datos .souge, iei5 with
good trips.
! The other departures E.ere me John nyle and
Belle Of Shreveport for ST. Louis. Fannie Tatnm
Lower Coast, Josephine ana: Uawepocl. for Up
!! per Coast.
List Of arrivals and late :iva- tc.esra.ls VIII &c
/ found IN another Gotham.
| The regular Coast an,t Latourche packet Semi
mole, Joe Dalleres, master, leaves tomorrow at
5 Z. II. Capt. Ed. Burke has charge of her
Office.
4 CAED.-Our column was uravodably crowd
ed out OF last Sundays edition, and some party
or par ties have-with a show Of industry, which,
! if properly applied, might enable them to make
a genteel appearance upon the street-circulated
reports in regard to this reporter which we warn
them not to repeat from this date.
| The elegant John Howard will arrive tomorrow
and Leave in the kountz Line for st. Louis ON
Wednesday. Dec. I'd. at 5 F. NJ.
The peerless Katie will arrive tonight aud
leave az P. N. Monday, for the mouth OF White
River and all Bend landings.
The Carrie Y. Kuntz. g kuntz Line packet.
will be found ready to receive bright and early
Monday morning, to leave Tuesday, December
LIST. at ?. NJ, for st. Louis.
The regular Red River packet Carrie A. Thorn,
Capt. Truslow, leaves positively on Tuesday,
December 1st, at P. n.
The regular Grand Ecore packet Garry Owen,
Capt. John Helm, leaves on Tuesday, December
l, at P. NJ.
The champion will arrive tonight and leave
as usual, on Tuesday, at P. NJ.
The Grand Ecore packet c. H. Durfee, in place
OF the new Bart Able, will be ready to receive at
daylight on Monday morning, to leave on Tues
day, December l. at 2. III.
The Sabine will be back in time to leave next
Saturday, 9Th inst.
The Idlewild, Great Republic and several other
fine packets will arrive tomorrow with large
delegation Of Knights Ten,plar.
We have no late reports from tiie uppe. rivers
or tributaries.
We refer our readers 20 care o. Captain
Jeanfreau in another column.
We anticipate brisk bUsines. or the landing
this week.
The CRY OF Quincy and City OF Alton and Mol
lie Moore are due tomorrow from st. Louis.
The Willie, from Ouachita River, viii arrive in
time to leave this early week.
!, Our friend, l[r. 5. 7. Parrne,ee, hGs retired
from the WharInger's Office to accept the posi-
ton Of Deputy Coroner under Or \ Chastant
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AUCTION SALES.
!Sy a. Gerard.

ySHTSERVED AUCTION SALE or ZINE
jewery from Importing Houses
10y A. GERARD L. Derbes. Auctioneer-Difice
J } Nos. II and II Bourbon street-On MONDAY
November 80 1911 at II o'clock A. NJ. at the corner
of Josephine and Magazine streets. will be sold
4 stock sf the finest .Jewelry yet offered to bc
sold for account OF the importers. without limit or
The stock comprising the finest kinds OF
Diamonds. scs in the latest styles, splendid Gold
Watches of the best makers. Pr nch and Englisl,
Plated Ware of al descriptions Fancy articles of all
kinds. CrockeIy, PeTfmery, etc. In fact all kinds
OF French, English and German imported Goods too
numerous to be mentioned.
Also Large lots of Jeweiry. Wasciea etc from,
pawn offices.
The attention of the trade and also of ladies' ia called
to the sale. which VIII !se positively without any re-
serve.
Terns-Af sale. 200
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BY Hoffman Marks 4, Co.

DRa GOODS. FURNISHING, GOODS AND
NOTIONS.
Also at Il O'Clock
AID Gi:oE -. KID GLOVES. KID GLOVES
For Ladies' Gents and Children of assorted oral
tiles and c0ors and from the finest mann faci,,re
PY HOFFMAN, MARKS & CO-Alexander
- Levy Auctioneer On MONDAY the :}oti
November at l0A O'Clock, A. II at salesrooyn IS
Chartres street, will be sold
vel. selected stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods. Furnishing Goods and Notions
And at II o'clock VI.
full line OF Kid Gloves Of the hes. makers for Men
Women and Children. 400
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AMERICAN GYMNASIUM,

1O3.. Charles Street. 100
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNTIL 10 P. NJ.
This Institution is the best and only resort for
the relief Of the DebiitatAd, Mental and Ply.
steal organization.
Terms-Oniy s12 per annun.
Adult classes, Tuesday and Friday. $50 r. n.
Juvenile Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from
$50 10 $50 P. NJ, at the rate Of 81 per month
payable monthly in advance.
HARRY EAAIMERSLEY.
Maitre d'Alnes and Manager.
au26 3rn TuFrSr
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATRE
John E. OWENS........- Director
Mr. OWENS. in response to the public demand,
begs to announce
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and Wednes-
day Matinee,
That the Brilliant Tragediaa,
MIR. JOHN MCCULLOUGH
Will repeat his greatest triumph.
Spartacas,
In Dr. Birds tragedy Of the
GLADIATOR.
MONDAY NEXT Dec. 7-BELLE LAMAR.
NO It
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SCHMIDT u ZIEGiEE.--We call attention in our
columns to the advertisement Of this old estsb-
llshed house. They are progressive people: all
their wines and ales are imported direct from
Europe, and with the great adva sc in treights
they are enabled 10 undersell the Eastern mar
kets il these goods. This house carries an i'm
monse stock OF goods and it will repay all city
and country buyers to visit their very extensive
stores before purchasing elsewhere They have
been established in business since 1S45. Mr. VI.
b. Schmidt and Mr.. L. M. Ziegler are men who
do honor to the city, esteemed as they are by all
who know them for their public spirit. enterprise
and heightened honor. They have name and
fame throughout the whole Southwest, and their
pushing. driving whoiesoued associate, Mr.
Washington Marks, is well known and highly APP
preciated everywhere.
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We are glad to lcssss nat Mr.. Sylvester F. Par
melee has been appointed by DR.. Chastant the
Coroner for the First, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth
Districts, as his deputy. This, we are informed,
Us an excellent appointment, and will give gen.
eral satisfaction.
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Glycaline, the great beautifer ls9 Canal street

Among the enteprising merchants OF this city;
there are none who rank higher for energy and
business capacity than our friend Mr.. Philip Wer-
ein, wholesale and retail dealer in pianos, organs
and music. Nos. rs. so, 81 and so Baronne street.
He has on hand mammoth stock OF pianos from
the cele brated factories of Durham, Hale, Mathu-
shek, Weber and Grovesteen. He has also on
hand stock OF the wosld renowned Chickering
upright pianos and "Needhams Silver Tongue,
and Estys celebrated organs, which he will sell
on easy terms If desired.
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We regret to learn that Mr.. John E. Owens, OF
the Varieties Theatre, is confined to his room
with fever. We trust his indisposition will not
tienriye Us lone OF his iOval company.
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The Deutscher Manner Gcsang Vereln have
Kindly favored us with invitations to attend their
third annual ball, TO be given at Odd Fellows
Hall, Saturday evening, December II, for which
we return orr thanks. We expect grand sue
cess on the occasion.
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Our musical friends will please take notice
that the popular music dealer and publisher, A
Z. Blackmar, has added a full stock OF American
music to the immense collection Of European
prints of NJ Ellie. at 153 Canal street, and tina!
the new firm, Ellie & Blacknlar, is prepared to til
all orders Tor everything in the musical line.
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To those desiring the services OF an able and
energetic real estate broker, we would refer them
TO our old friend, W. r. Frcret, Esq, who has
or so long enjoyed the full confidence OF our ci-
zcns. His Office, No. 135 Gravier street, is daily
crowded with his patrons.
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NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
NEW ORLEANS, NOVEMBER 30. 1874

communication signed "Sub-Contractor'
has been received, and though unavoidably
crowded out Of this issue, will appear on Tuef-
day morning