The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-18

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IL BULLETIN inserts WANTS and TO Rents
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"1his Government ,oas made by ,chite men, f.
~ benefit Of schie men and their posterity fo'
SuW, and should be administered By iohite me
md By none other whatsoever. Stephen A
Ooaglas.
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news agent in Mobile at the depot. on the arriva
Of the 2 p. NJ. train.
The survivors of the Confederate army il
Georgia are to hold a convention at Atlanta OF
the Goth Of January. for the purpose of form
ing social and benevolent organization.
Selling cotton at the close of the war won
turn out to be very profitable speculation fo
the Government, if all claims put in are al
lowed Those already in amount TO $26, 900,
600 more than the sale of all the cotton seizet
amounted to.
A cotton press company was inaugurated il
st. Louis on the 14th inst. Within one yea,
four cotton COMPRISING establishments have
gone into operation in that city. which is q
striking evidence Of the increase of the cotton
Trade in st. Louis.
= There has been no Democratic Speaker OF
the House of Representatives since the Thirty
q Fifth Congress, which organized in December,
1857, BY the election Of Hon. James L. Orr, Of
South Carolina.
OF those recently elected to the next Con
Rress the following were members of the Con-
-1sdszate States Government, or Congress, at
Riehmond: Alexander 81. Stephens, Julian
Hartridge and William E. Smith, OF. Georgia |;
Thomas s. Ashe, of North Carolina; John H.
Reagan, Of Texas.
On DIT.-The Radical magnates were some
what jubilant yesterday evening over the
report that the ships that had been ordered
away had been ordered back again, and that
the troops had been ordefed to concentrate
again in the heart of the city. There must
bs some extraordinary rascality impending
when even rumors of this kind are circulated
The New York Herald says that Jefferson
Davis now is just as good and true citizen,
and is as acceptable to the American people
as Grant and Sherman, and as Lincoln, Sew
ard and Chase would be if they were alive.
The RAIDS think that this is a most extrsor
binary heresy.
The parties who were arrested yesterday for
with the returns of the parishes of
Red River and DeSoto, have in their posses |
sion the ballot-boxes of one or both of those |
parishes, which is in direct violation of section
18th Of the Election Law, which requires that |
the ballot-boxes shall be taken and delivered
TO the clerk Of the District Court of the |
parish. What ought to be done with such
Williams as these
Since the election the Boston Journal (Re-
publican) ventures to think that "the success
Of Judge Durell in deciding whether the Re-
publicans q Democrats should have the State
government Of Louisiana, is not encouraging
o those who would engraft this new notion
lpon our system the new notion being the
plan Of having the questions over contested
'ests in Congress and the Legislature investi-
yated and decided by judicial tribunals out
Iide of the bodies interested.
BOLD RoBBERY.-Last Sunday night, the
esidence Of our esteemed friend, Capt. Chas.
= Duchamp, No. 429 Canal street, was en-
cred and robbed of several rolls of new car
arpets, curtains, hangings, etc-the whole
mounting to about $500. This certainly was
n audacious robbery. The Chief of Police
as duly notified, and detective detailed to 6
nd out the thief or thieves, but up to this t
me no person has been arrested. The gal a
mt Captain has our sympathies. t
We learn that Ola, the colored opponent of
go. G. Benham for State Senator, has en- :,
loyed Judge Sloanaker, the ickspittle of \
imon Cameron, the self-constituted cham
ion of the President, and the fellow who has :,
zen charged with curious peccadiuoes, to =
present him before the Returning Board in
70 contest which he proposes to make for the =,
:,
Sloany is not without ability, but is some "
hat crude in his moral ideas, and hence we =,
ink it an open question whether Mr.. Ola +
IS most to fear his opponent or his attorney.