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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-13

UP AND Be DoING.-Each tick Of the clock
brings us nearer the day of the last Kentucky
Library Drawing. Those who would partici-
pate in it, must cup and be doing" for it is
just at hand, and once goneit is gone forever.
Fortunes will be given to many on the 9th !:
to whom, none can tell, but to some person
very certainly, and then, gamers and losers
alike will have the compliment of the grandest
Concert ever given in the West, provined they
are to any extent holders Of shares in the
drawing.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, Feb. 12.-Noon-Stocks active,
unsettled and lower. Money p. Gold 114s.
Exchange-long 4S4, short 4S7. Governments
active and lower. Safe bonds quiet.
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ACCEPTANCE OF A BisnOPRIC.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 12.-Rev. Mr.. Jaggar,
Rector of the Church of the Holy Trinity. &C
cepts the Bishopric Of Southern Ohio.
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A LUCKY MAN. In these times Of trouble
and want it is pleasing to hear OF fortunate
man. A card in another column reveals to
Us the name Of such an one. 1t seems by his
published statement thatS Mr.. T. Durel, re-
siding at 20l Burgundy street, purchased for
the paltry sum of twenty-five cents, a one
fourth combination ticket-Nos Il, 90 and
", class 80 in tie Louisiana State Lottery,
which drew the first capital prize of sir thou
sand dollars, on February 11th. The ticket
was purchased at the Office Of Mr.. Paul Con-
rad, No. Baronne street, near Canal street.
and Mr.. Durel certifes to the fact that the
amount was promptly paid on presentation of
he ticket at the office of the company.
The Augusta (Ga.) Constitaionalist recalls
the following incident of the Zachary Taylor
campaign: Governor Wise and a friend were
cauvassing Virginia, the friend for and the
Governor against Taylor. The Governor con-
temptuously alluded to old Zach, and fire.
quently called him Old Ignorance, whose
speeches were written by his son-in-law, Bliss.
When the Governors opponent came to his
turn, he simply retorted: when Ignorance
is Bliss, tbs folly to be Wise
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Iron SAFE, SHAFT, WHEEL, YAwL, PIPES,
SASH, Etc, AT AUCTION. -Messrs. Nash &
Hodgson, auctioneers, sell above sundries,
from wreck steamer Selma, at II A. NJ this
day. See advertisement
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NO HOPE For POMEROY THE BOY MURDERED

Boston, Feb. II. The Supreme Court re-
fused to interfere in behalf of the boy MUIR
derer, Jesse II. Pomeroy; he will be hanged.
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WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT
Bales.

NEW York, Feb. 12.-The following is the
comparative statement of cotton for the week
ending to-day:
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The GRAND LoDGE-At the session O.
Wednesday, 10th inst, the following were
received as Grand Representatives from othe1
Grand Lodges:
Amos Kent, British Columbia.
c. b. Wheeler, Colorado.
John c. Gordy, Delaware.
A. J. Norwood Idaho.
Edwin Marks, New Brunswick
VIM. Robson, Nova Scotia
John G. Fleming, Pennsylvania.
G. L. Hall, Rhode Island.
Ernest Morel, South Carolina.
A. L. Abbott, Texas
w. r. Whitaker, Utah.
D. w. c. Peck, Virginia
JOS II. De Grange, Washington Territory.
S. J. Powell, West Virginia.
J. P. Hornor, Wisconsin.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-12

divided, II divided at all. Had diyl,I
sion come five years ago, Tyler would
have been the central point, but IL has
ceased TO be so, and can never be
again. If the Convention desires to
prevent n division, 1t must look to a
wise aud comprehensive policy. IL
must not suppose that it has all the
wisdom that will ever exist IN 1t, or
that with its dissolution, wisdom and
patriotism will die, The tendency OF
its action looks like that nothing IL to
be left to the discretion of future legtS-
lators, They pay poor compliment
to the intelligence Of their conslltuen.
cy when they assume that they Will
elect incompetent men to the future
Legislatures. One of the chief obJec-
tions to the present Constitution, Is
its assumption to legislate for all time
to come, and its limitations upon the
discretion of the legislature. And
there is danger that the present body
will err in the same direction. o. X.
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An Unanswerable Argument.

The strongest argument which can be
urged against the advertisabiliy OF admin
istering such corrosive and Notwithstanding
poisons as arsenic and aulnine for lntermit,
,epi and remittent fevtrsl is the vastly SUI
perior success in the prevention and cure OF
such dseosese of u medicine which is the
very antlpole of the above named drugs,
both in respect of its composition and the
results wrought by IT, Such medicine is
Hostetter's Ltomach Bilters, u purely vcge-
table preparation, which not only eradicates
with wonderful promptitude every trace of
fever and ngue, and kindred types of malp,
rious disease, from the system, but is Il GER
tain preventive Of all maladies begotten of
minsma- tainted air and water. These results
mineral anti-febrile remedies do: not etieot
with certainty, aud their continued use en-
tails consequences highly perniclous to the
system. The Btters, to the contrary, not
only afford speedy relief but establish
health on a permanent basis,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-12

Ir is now thought that Assistant
Secretary Cowan will be Mr.. Delano's
successor in the Interior Department.
The Philadelphia Times thinks there
are weishty reasons for this appoint
ment. Ii is well understood at Wash
ington, adds the Times, that the In
vestigation Of the Department will be
almost the first work undertaken by
the new Democratic House next win
ter, and it is exceedingly important to
u number of the Presidents staunch-
est supporters that they should have
the opportunity to set their affairs in
order b fore that inquiry is made. 1t
would be impossible to cover up their
tracks with an honest man in Delanos
place, while with Cnwan IN supreme
authority they could fix things to suit
themselves. The idea was indicated
In the recent dispatches concerning
the Assistant Secretary's plying Of the
reform broom. He plainly expects to
have all the sweeping out and dusting
up to do himself, and TO use the white
wash brusllso deity that when a Con-
gressional committee comes his way
they may be put to q loss to know
where to begin their scrutiny. The
administration doesn't care particular
" for Cowan, but when nm employee
knows too much of the firms business
land that business happens to be dis
reputablo--lt Is sometimes policy to
take him into partnership. And
"Cowan &Co." reads Just IA well as
"Delano n SON.
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

A subscription paper for an eques-
trian statue Of Gen. Robert Il. Lee IL
being circulated in Richmond.
Judge Herschel Y. Johnson declares
that under no circumstances Will he
consent to be Il candidate for Governor
of Georgia. He says he is out Of polit-
zeal life, and hopes never to enter it
again.
The Hon. j. 9. Burroughs, the elo-
quent Michigan majDrity-smasher,
who stumped California for the Repub-
Leans in the late canvass in that State,
is now Grating in Ohio. The result in
the Golden State doesn't seem to have
discouraged this statesman.
The daughter Of the Duke de
Montpensier, Princess Mercedes, whose
betrothal to the King Of Spain is an
nOunced, is but fourteen years old.
She is said to he an exceedingly beau
tiful girl. Alfonso himself will be
eighteen on the 18th Of next month.
The New York Times, of yesterday,
evidently throws up the sponge for
Hayes in Ohio. In aneditorial it says
eve are by no means confident that
the truth will prevail-nothng would
surprise us less than to see Allen and
Cary elected in Ohio"
The ueXt Congress, OH the first day
of its meeting SHOULD pass resolu
ton to demolish the great nationa
lime kiln established by the Radical
party, and to leave the white washing
business in the hands Of the private
parties to whom it properly belongs.
According to u Cincinnati paper, ,
sale was to have commenced in Brook
lyn, New York, yesterday, "of Is, 0O(
houses and lots, corfiscated for tn,
payment of taXes.n Can this be true
We hope il is not. The Beecher scan
dial is enough for poor Brooklyn t.
bear.
Here is II puff of an advertiser by M
editor; "Mr. -, the distinguished
decorative painter (sae advertising
column), informs his patrons that hi
imitation of hardwood is superior t,
the natural article the latter, for inst
! ance, being yellow oak, his yellow
oker.
An old Democrat who went {,
church for the first time on Sunda,
picked up his hat and left in hui
when he heard the minister bearing
down pretty hard on PLATE. ii
thought the reverend gentleman wa
pitching into the Democratic cundldat
for state Treasurer. - Norristown
penn Herald.
A significant feature of II large Dem
ocratic mass meeting ut Sardis, Missis
sippi, the other day, waathe presenc
of a large number Of negroes. The
walked in the procession, and som
of them made speeches from the sam
! platform with white speakers. II thi
sort of thing spreads through the State
Governor Ames will need troops NOR
than ever before the year is out.
The appointment OF Secretary @
of the Interior is said to have bee
rendered to George ID. Coleman, c
Lebanon, Pennsylvania. The gentle
man named possesses all the qualitica
tons expected or desired by the Pres
dent. He is Radical of the straigh,
est kind: obscure and not overburden
with intellieencei besides he i
wealthy, and recently made the Pres
dent n present Of some fine cattle
galveston Ne'Cs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-12

Office RIO. $50 Main Street, Opp. the
Mayors 0Gsice.

DR.. LaPlace treats all chronic diseases most
successfully, n few of which may he men
toned Catarrh OF head or bladder, brOu-
chitis, inclpient consumption, dyspepsia,
ney and bladder complaints, diabetes, drop
sy, heart disease, paralysis goiter amenor-
rhea, dysememolrhea, menorrhagia and
suppression, falling of the womb, liberation
of the womb, milk leg, green sickness (leu-
corrhea is generally cured in from ten to
four cen days. piles, tlstula in apo, BARRIERS
itch, fever sores, cancers, and all old ulcers,
nervous debility. To the eye and ear is
given especial attention. Spermatorreah
seminal weakness, syphilis and gonorrhea
cured in the shortest space of time. Mid
wiiory and the diseases of women and chill
dren are made n speciality All acute dis
above. Patients visited at their houses.
aug8Od3m
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posed that the introduction of II first
class railroad with an adventurous
population constantly coming and go
ing, would afford some facilities In the
way Of felonies.
The criminal practice in Ellis coun-
ty, woul1 scarcely pay iirst-class
lawyer, or perhaps it may be that the
success of the criminal lawyers there
may account for the scarcity Of convic-
lions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-12

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i4TH DAY OF OCTOBER "A. D 1875

Sell for cash, at public auction to the
highest bidder, at the court house in the city
of Dallas, the following described property
situated within the city and county of Dali
las, Texas, to.wit: The west half of lot No.
four az in block No, one hundred aud thirty
the city of Dallas, the same fronting on the
north side of Main street and running back
one hundred feet, together with all and SIN
gular the rights, members, appurenances
and herr ditaments to the same, belonging or
appertaining.
=. B.SHELDON, Trustee.
Dallas, Texas, September q, 1879.
Sopt22d3w
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The Changers Of Camp county will
make many hundred gallons OF syrup
this Fall. Sorghum and ribbon cane
both flourish In that section.
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Trustees Sale Of House and Lot,

Notice is hereby given that, by virtue of n
certain deed oftIust, to me made, execute
and delivered by Louis Anglers, on the 9TH
corded m'book "B. b." on pages "a and 81 of
Dallas county records of deeds, etc. to secure
the payment of n certain promiSsory note
for three hundred dollars, made by the said
Anglers IN favor of Elise j, smith, as de-
requested to do by the legal holder atore-
said, viii on the
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been without noble fruit. That IL may 70 far
beyond MS aud wsrk Out is own good pur posss
10 thfir thorough consummatisn, by its ewn
trusted hands. sincerely hope. I wish that
were personally able 10 do moro in its behalf.
Renewing my Acknowledgements, am, very
respectfully, your sbediont servant,
4. TEAcKLs Wallis.
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dearest dream for twenty years, md now, wher
sixty years Of age. he hoped 10 accomplish IL
lie perfected his scheme with all the enthuai.
asin Of youth and the prudence Of age aud ex
perience, and rcjoiced in its acceptance by the
English government.
Two vessels, with the ominous names Of the
Erebus and Terror, were fitted for the service
aud placed under his command. They were
sen by whaling vessel moored under an ice.
burg in Bafin's Bay ON July Goth, isi5, and
they were never seen again.
Arctic exploration thenceiorth ia England
aud America, for almost thirty years, may BE-
said " have been but search for the Lost voy.
ayers, impelled aud sustained by the devotion
and energy Of woman, whose tenAcity Of pur.
use and whose desperation Of hope upheld her
against all failure aud who, when that hope
VAS hed, worked on with unAwcring resolut. ou
"a seek assurance Il the fate 81 the dead aud
fsscue the record 81 her husbands achieve
meuta from oblivion
The return otthe Erebus aud Terror was await
ed with ever-ihcfeasiug aux ct during the year
lsE. The search begun IA ISIS by the
British govern ment dlspatchlng three expidi.
tons aud Lady Franklin also offered q large
reward 70 any persons who should discover Or
relieve the missing party
Lady Franklin during the next year made
nrrsonal Application 10 Ffes.deut Taylor. ask
tor the help o. The American people. To
ais appeal Henry oruneli made Ahswer TAO
b y. HIS vesse! Joined the armada q 1850.
1i Their story is rec 'dsi 900 49, 900 ,tchless
auslEse Of bf Kan
inpelled ty Ter mal" sus~ edge q The
i-iEations pso4ii.f ..s f.gisu. iAiy Ffkns
lin ai.S s.nt Asaff, auI prov s!9ns
y b landed or ths s. .cast.r Sound.
No less taal ~ $50, sageI q thr
ssAfcA l-su 90 the d.. .-se share 81 tLs
expense o. t.r Pm ~ s .s,r. was b.rls by L.
~ Jane, All che Ltlrd s4t tl.r Lady FrAlklu
- Der osn private srat4re Mhst he Prince
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TuE fsE ~ rHE HetsrHa New York
Ii@ss u inveiEhing against the extoFtionAte
mllliners and dressmakers. sayirg that upon
them rests large part % the eNtrAvaganee aud
uaiscryoi meiern life. tn. editor adds: why
wssnen shaali b. content q sabmt b. the raih.
iess Tyranny ~ these I.crssus u i hard q un-
terssand- oi eourse. they mus, Be ''in the
fsshiOn = and ~ ane usaii presume 10 deny
nat. Bat Il they ouiy stssi oat for even a iew
weeks agains, the Outrageous prices nsw ex-
acted TO- their faery. the dressmAker or mill
rer weuid so.a b. brOught % her senses. AnA.
no doab'. Il wemea hsi 70 paw the bills Of these
harpies themselves. that u the course they
would take Meas dress affords comparative
" little sosP- tsr eaeAtings ba: ssili. IL men
were - earrless Il their nsney - women are.
tailers wSald ceasrive % ran up bills almost
Tale. men Try - get the worth q their meaey.
AnA that IL = matter - whieh the women Of
the Preseat day seldom pay any aitsatisn.-
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Political.
Letter Of lccepfance from Hon. s.
7edchte Wallis.

Nav YoRk. september cath. 1873
WILLIAM W. Spence. Esq. chairman Of lac Com
nsittes y iAe Merchants iHdsPeRdsHi O'gdHisa
tioa, Baltimore:
DEsR STA: IL have already telesraphed you
my respectful acceptance OF the nomination Tot
the Attorney Gcncralship Of Maryland with
which your ogkauiEatien has seen ht g. hsnoi
me. That nomination having been ado pied bS
the Citizens Reform party VA Baltimore. aud
officially recommended 10 the voters Of the Re
publican party by its state convention, Il II
due 10 all concerned that shall frankly state
IN the only manner that nav health permits
the considerations which have induced the 1.
let NV name be placed bclsFc the public
Nv necessary absence from houc has pre-
cludcd tnat personal interchange vt views be-
tween as which was TO b" drstrcd hut think
that ~ thoroughly unietstAui each cthcr ou
all V"tat. important o. be understood tn,
leadiue cue o. these - that - ~ part ei your
purpose ~ miur, by She movement ia whict
W. are engaged, % hfeak uV thr prmVcratl,
party q Mafy lali. et grsctuPa nre party 10 lti
stead ar iu any Nay e. hiuier tho lrgitiuats
triumph Of the pfI uti tlrs Nh.cA 10 has b. .eio
lore represented. ga the contrary, - 80 ..
this meNs cement coucefus thr Democrat pAtfN
- wefk. - ! undvfstaud Do. j.. cxrl4s. .e.y au,
o. purucat a. aud fs..rn a. s't-i B. .,sUti
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