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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-28
Spirit Materializa.iOns.
The latest ma :alizing Of a spirit to Ok place
in New York city

The latest MAJ er; alizing Of spirit &c Ok place
in New York city:
The hour of eleven had sounded, and
Niblo's Theatre was sending forth large au-
| dience to their respective homes, when on
the west side of Broadway, near the theater,
there appeared moving irregularly along the
sidewalk the CHASTITY shape of tall gaunt
figure, clothed in white. Ladies tainted,
strong men shuddered, and scene of the
widest and most ludicrous confusion pre-
vailed as the specter shape moved silently
along. No one in the vast throng could mus
ter up courage sufficient to attempt an inter-
view with the visitor from the spirit world.
In this emergency a bold policeman,
through whose active agency great variety
OF spirits had been materialized, was called
from his post of duty in a neighboring bar
room. He came, he saw, he approached the
CHASTITY apparition, he neared it, and brand
ished high his stout oaken club. The club
fell, also the spirit. The now courageous
crowd gathered around The PROSTATE spirit
form, and found inclosed in sheet, flesh,
blood and bones fully and freely materialized
At the station-house the ghost remarked
"that he had never been nearer the spirit
land than the 'jim-jams, but oped to be-.
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CRESCENT CRY RELIEF ASSOCIATION. As
the public are now doubtless informed, on
Friday evening next the Orleans Dramatic
Association are to give an entertainment at
the Globe Theater for the benefit of the
Crescent City Relief Association. When our
public learn the purpose Of this performance
we are satisfied there will be such response
as the occasion certainly deserves. No more
holy or patriotic cause can call together our
citizens, for the good work Of caring for those
who were wounded on that memorable day,
the 14th Of September, will ever touch a
responsive chord in the hearts of our people.
That the Globe Theater will be jammed Fri
day evening We are assured.
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DIR. Cttrtis's Last Professional
SEASON IN NEW ORLEANS.
Dh' e DC r. OUTFITS, vi. d., +. Il. G. g.,
Author of
MANHOOD, MEDICAL ESSAYS ON
MARRIAGE, ETC.

While returning his sincere thanks to hi
| jacent Southern country, for the flattering eyi
dences OF their confidence and esteem received
by him, desires to announce that
HE WILL LEAVE THIS CITY ON THE FIRST
DAY OF NAY NEXT
For San Francisco, Cal, where he has business
interests to protect, and which will require his
presence there for the next two years. DR.. Cur
ills would suggest to those who intend seeking
his professional services, to do so at as early a
date as possible and enable him to mark the pro-
gress OF each patient. One personal interview
is sufficient to form a correct diagnosis of the
most difficult case, which can subsequently be
carried on by letter.
DR.. CURTIS has devoted himself for period
ranging over twenty years, and adopted as his
speclaltles the treatment and cure Of
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline, Abuses
OF the System, and such general functional de-
rangements as spring from the above causes, or
are incident to an enervated and depleted condi-
ton of the organs, and may be CONFIDENTI-
ALLY consulted as heretofore at his rooms,
NO. Rampant Street, Between Canal and
Cust0mhOuse Streets,
Daily from 10 A. M. to 8 P. NJ, or from to SP.
VI. On Sundays, II to P. NJ, only
The Medical Times says: cdr. Curts's system
OF treatment, the result of twenty years success.
ful practice, differs from all others in general nae
and commends itself to the afflicted as the only
true source ofrelief. Many cases pronounced in
lles." -oA-o
Consultations Strictly Confidential.
ia16 3m2dp NAE
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BANNER PRESENTATION Saturday night,
the 30th, Mechanics Fire Company No. 6 Will
have glorious time. Upon that occasion
they will receive beautiful banner from Mr.
j. w. Fairfax, at his residence No. Asa Caron-
delet street. A grand torchlight procession
will take place, when all the boys of No. 6
will turn out. We acknowledge, with thanks,
the receipt of an invitation to be present upon
the occason
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BUNKo REDNIvUs.-The bunko men are to
be found on our streets again as active, impu-
dent and rascaly as ever. Yesterday one was
seen on Common street escorting very re-
spectacle old gentleman from the rural dis
tricts, using his Establishments upon him, and
expatiating most eloquently on the advan-
tages OF games of chance A prominent mer-
chant seeing the pair pass by, and divining
the situation, dispatched clerk for the too
credulous and gullible planter, took away the
innocent fly from the voracious spider, and
left the bunko man to chew the cud of bitter
disappointment Friends from the country.
beware of the bunko men.
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MARRIED ::

ABRAMS-MORSE-On the Goth inst, by the Rev
James Morrow, at the residence of the Hon. Charles
W. Heating, Capt. Amos Abrams, of St Louis and
Miss Lille NJ. Morse, of Natick, Mass No cards.
Boston papers please copy.
INTERCHANGEABLE the residence of the
brides mother, in New Orleans, Saturday the odd
OF January, 1915, by the Rev. DR.. Z. G. Taylor Mr. s.
II Shepherd to Miss Addie Michell daughter of the
late Stephen c. Michell Esq. No cards.
Ri, hmond, Va. papers please copy.
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Connoisseurs in canine matters were loud
IN their encomiums of late arrival in our
city, in the way of newly imported dog.
Col. johnson, that popular host, has just
become the happy possessor of a fox terrier
just from England, which, for beauty and
symmetry, is hard to beat. There was quite
gathering of dog fanciers last night to inspect
the late arrival
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MR.. FOSTER EXONERATEs MR., H0AR

We point with pleasure to the subjoined
denial, made by Mr.. Foster of the Louisiana
Subcommittee, of the charge that MI Hoar,
the chairman Of the committee now in the
city, .endeavored to influence him in his action,
and to suppress the report. The emphatic
denial of Mr.. Foster must set at rest, forever.
the ugly rumor, and we are more than ever
satisfied that Mr.. Hoar will never permit
partisan feelings to influence his findings as a
judge.
The following correspondence we clip from
the New York Herald Of the Odd inst.
WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. %, 1875.
The Spy of tomorrow morning will pub
llsh the following correspondence
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 10, 1875.
Hon. Charles Foster:
My Dear Sir-In the absence of my brother
from the city wish to ask you if there is
one word Of truth in this statement, which
appears in the Washington correspondence of
the New York Tribune of to-day?
Very truly yours, E. r. HoAR.
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We take pleasure in informing our readers
that Mr.. John I. Condor, long connected
with the newspaper business of this city, has
taken the place Of the late Major Punch, as
the agent of The Ttoo Republics, the we'll
known journal published in the English
language in the City of Mexico The City of
Havana will leave for Vera Cruz on Saturday,
and those who desire to advertise in The
Iuo Republics would do well to communicate
with Mr.. Condor, corner Gravier and Camp,
before that day. -.....5
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MORE ABOUT THE BLAcKBURN's RoBRERY-
From further investigation it appears that the
check given by Mr.. Morris Abrams, in pay
ment for the warrants purchased from Barnett
Cammack, was drawn to the order of c. s.
Blackburn, but when the check was found at
the bank il read c. S. Blackburn or bearer.
There is something very strange about this
transaction. Messrs. Moore Janney and
Hyams, who bought the warrants from Mr..
Abrams, will to-day restore them to Black
burn, the rightful owner. 1t is to be hoped
that these gentlemen will not lose anything
by their honorable course.
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MIXING THINGS. -We experienced quite a
serious shock while looking over the Cincin.
natl Enquirer of Saturday. An account of an
elopement, and another of church NEE ing
having been telegraphed to it from the same
point, it mixed them together, and headed
the whole .'Elopement- Religious" We
supposed for moment that Mrs Beecher had
run off with Henry Ward Tilton.
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A CLEAN Of Hope for Louisiana,
The great Gift Taker is becoming vrtuOus. having
actually declined a courtesy of a corporation.

A special to the Daily Graphic, dated Wash
ington, January 20, says:
"Mr. VIM. Orion, President of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, some time
since sent pass to the President allowing
him free use of the telegraph for personal and
private messages. This pass, however, was
promptly returned by the President as he
preferred 10 pay for his own messages, and
did not wish to place himself under any OBJ
legations TO A COMPANY"
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This thing of taking off the pressure about
half-past ten o'clock every night, and depriv-
ing a newspaper establishment of its full share
of light, has got to be somewhat monotonous,
and we are constrained to enter a protest
with the Gas Company against a continuance
Of this systematic pleasantly.
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A Memphis young woman offered to darn
the stockings of city editor by weaving
among the meshes golden strands of her own
auburn curls. In her secret soul she meant
to use her old curls, that had gone out of
style, but the editor was an innocent voutb
and did not know the guile of woman.
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In st. Louis dentist has refused to eli the
teeth Of "culled pusson," and the United
States Marshal has called on the ATTORNEY
General for troops 1t is not certain whether
Sheridan will be sent out, or whether His Ex-
cellency will "take command in person"
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We learn that Messrs. John L. Owens and
Ben DeBar, of the Varieties and st. Charles
theaters, have done much in rendering assist
ance from their employees to the Orleans Ora
matte Association, for their benefit to the
Crescent City Relief Association on Friday
night, and the Associations return their
fhankS.
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SHERIDAN as A CHRISTIAN WARRIOR. ou1
edition of Sunday, the 18th inst, we pub
lished under this heading an extract from the
celebrated speech Of tle Hon. J. Proctor
Knott. We have been informed that Messrs
w. B. Morrison Co. have had printed so, 600
copies of this speech IL full, and it can be had
ut their Office, corner Magazine and Canal
streets, or will be sent free Of charge by mail,
on application to them.
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MASQUERADE BALL-On Mardi-Gras, Tues
day, February 9th, at the Academy Of Music
Great preparations are being made to make
this the ball par excellence of the Carnival
week. Mr.. P. Short, assisted by several ex-
perts, are filling out ladies invitations quick
and fast Parties from the country wishing
ladies invitations should address the invita-
ton committee at the theater-they meet
every morning and evening, to prevent delay
in forwarding tickets.
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The WEEKS HoMIcIDE.-After more evil
dence was given in this case it was again con-
tinued until Friday, 29th, by request Of Mr..
Braughn, who has been employed by Weeks's
wife to prosecute Paris
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In the Western Gulf States, winds shifting
to northwest and north, with rising barome-
ter, falling temperature, and clear or clearing
yvpafher
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A Rochester IN. " scientist recently
dined with several friends, including two or
three ladies. upon nine-year-old rattlesnake
the flesh OF which is said to have tasted like
that Of an eel
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The Homeopaths are going to give grand
ball in New York We thought they always
gave pellets Boston Commercial Bulletin.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-28

This Thursday evening the st. Louis Lite
rary Society will give an entertainment in ST.
Michael's New Hall, opposite Annunciation
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WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. 1S 1879

VtSHIN'TIUN y. q, jan. TO, 1S10.
My Dear Sir-Your note of this date, con-
corning an extract from the Washington cor
respondent of the New York Tribune, which
says "the leader of those who by arguments.
by coaxing and almost by threatening, moved
heaven and earth to make Mr. Foster violate
his conscientious convictions Of Justice and
duty, was George T. Hoar, of Massachusetts,. )"
In answer to your inquiry as to the truthful
ness of this statement, l have to say that it is
an entire mistake from beginning to end.
Yours truly, G. FOSTER
Hon. z. r. HoAR
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The New Orleans BULLETIN can be had Of the
nsws agent in Mobile at the depot. on the arrival
NJ the p, NJ. train.
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MOOtte underwriters.
AGGREGATE ASSETS, s1,Oo0,OoO 90.
MOBILE FIRE DEPARTMENT INSryp


MOBlLE FIRE DEPARTMENT INSIyRANcp
COMPANY
Re-insured by the
citizens Mutual Insurance Company, stonewar
Insurance Insurance company, Mobile Mutual Insurance
company, Washington Fire and Marine Tnsn"
ance Company of Mobile, Ala, AA'ua
RIVER MARINE.
11sAs taken at the Lowest Tariff Rates by
L. W. BAQUIE, Agent
u-o I'm No. IL Carondelet street
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HOlylN,stt,
ENGRAVER AND PRINTER.

IS st. Charles Street.
Bal Invitations, Wedding and VISITING c.,a.
neatly engraved and printed. Also, all kinda n
general Engraving in the best style. Bali conn y.
mittees are specially invited to call and ace his
ss Of orders Of dancing and German
Will be pleased. -, zig ss -
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Carpet Warehouse,
H.-...---..-.---.C Charities street
CARPETINGS, Wilton Administer, Velvet, Brus
ses. Tapestry etc. ETC.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS English and American
MATIINGS, 500 rolls White, Check and Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES, Table and Piano Covers
FURNITURE and CURTAIN GOODS of Gras,
Variety.
BURLAPS. Table and Enamel Oil Cloths. by
Ia24 "b2aP A. BROUSSEAV
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Jacob OFT,
G A r NTER.
2S9 Magazine Street, Corner Calliope,
Is prepared to execute all orders in the Car.
penter and Building line, with promptness, neat.
ness and dispatch. Cisterns made and repaired
nj tf2dp
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LEWIS DOLLAR STORE.

LEWIS DOLLAR STORE,
l. 1877 Canal Street.
. MORE FOR DOLLAR THAN EVER.
Largest Establishment of the Kind in ths.
United States.
H'' isss. /: f'' isssi
CATALOGUES FREE
On Application
Specialties for the Month of January,
For Ladies, Misses and Children
FURs: Prices 81, s., 50 81 s., So so FURs-:
Every Article Guaranteed Below the Market valps,.
,.:-.---.--.----.. Switches ..
Human Hair: c and Human Hair:
Fifty Per Cent. Cheaper than any Other House II,
New Orleans
Ben. and Pockets: Ben. and Packets:
GREAT REDUCTION.
3 Belts for sl-s3 Pockets for 81 So
and similar reduction on the whole line.
Fifty per cent. commemorative.
+: Bas!e Reduction, Busie
ana wltha Complete and
fringe stv issr anSG of BAH Fringe:
One inch wide Buse Gimp s5 cents yard
Ball Fringes in all shades 40 cents a yard
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Netice-No orders taken on the Bulletin Once
unless Endorsed by the PROPRIETOR
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DISCUSSES Of the Eye aud Ear.
DR.. G. BEARD, Occulfst,
H.--...- .DAUPHINE STREET IA
Orleans Infirmary.
Office hours from 10 to 81.
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II. PNriN,
Z M " T. NJ q r.
1873 Royal Street, near St. Peter
Branches st. Charles street. near corner Common
First manufacturer of the South of Screwed Roots
ana Shoes OF all styles, warranted not to rip First
premium gold medal aimed at Louisiana Stata Fa;r
1872 and silver medal 1873 ''''o al
Hunting Shoes speciality ia61m
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-29

From tho Indian Territory.

MuscoGEE, !. T., October 2S.-A dis.
patch from Parsons, Kansas, dated the
oath, regarding the issue here Of news
paper called the Indian Progress, contained
mis.statements which II is deemed proper
to correct. The Creek Council did not
legislate to suppress the paper or cOnIis-
cate the property Of BOudinOt 4 Harris.
II tho paper is continued, il will be in
compliance with the laws OF tho nation
passed u long time ago defining the Citi.
zenship in this Territory, This law, It
seems, Mr.. Harris had not complied with,
therefore he cannot hold property in the
Creek nation or remain IN II himself, lie
being citizen Of the United States. The
United States authorities here decline 10
meddle in the matter, rs II is one in which
they have no jurisdiction.
A paper to he called the Indian Herald
is TO be issued here by the Indian Inter-
national Printing Company In few days.
The President Of this company Is Col.
Wm. p. Ross, Chief OF the Cherokees,
and the directors embrace the chief Of
the Cher0kces, Creeks, SeminOles, ChOC-
taws and ChiCkasaws, and several Of the
most prominent and influential men in
the territory. The paper will be sup
ported by these tribes and will represent
The Indian side Of all questions and mat.
ters affecting this territory. 1t Is under.
stood that Mr.. p. Roberts, formerly Of the
Chicago Inter. Ocean, but for some time
past a resident here, will be the editor Of
the paper. fle is now East Purchasing
presses and printing material.
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LEAvENwoRTH, KAs, October 2S.-
Further investigation in the case Of The
lady found dead in the river at thil
place has developed nothing new rs tc
the manner in which she came to hcl
death. II has been ascertained that hel
trunks were checked from Wamego, Kas.
to Ieavenworth on the 7th Of October
but when she arrived here Is not known
A pass on the Kansas Pacific Railroad
from Wamego to Kansas City, signed BY
Mr.. Long, proprietor Of the Leland llo
tel, Kansas City, was also found in heI
trunk, together with other letters, show
ing that she had been housekeeper ai
some time in the Broadway House, Chi
cagO, and in the Leland Hotel, Kansas
City, The case is still being worked up
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Evangelical Alliance.

PITTSBURGH, October 28.-The Evan
geliCal Alliance resumed It's session thii
morning, when an able paper on Gar
in its relations to worship" was read by
DR.. Washburne, of Calvary Church, New
York. The discussion Of this subject oC
Cupied the rest OF the morning session.
An invitation was presented from de-
troit to hold the next biennial Confer
cnCe there.
In the afternoon DR.. Sampson, Of the
Rutger Institute, New York, presented
an elaborate essay on "UltramOntanism
in its relation to civil government" which
was followed by animated addresses on
the same topic by DR., Buddington, Dr.
Martin, Of Philadelphia, and others.
The members Of the Conference held a
social reception in the lecture hall nd.
joining the church, where tea was served
them.
The evening session was given to the
subject Of "lntemperance, and the best
method Of suppressing it," on which ad.
dresses Of interest were delivered by Rev.
J. NJ. Buckley, Of Stamford, Conn, and
DR.. W. NJ. Taylor, Of New York.
The sessions during the day and even
ing were we'll attended, The Conference
will close tomorrow.
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NEW YORK.
Explosion OF Fire Damp.

New YORK. October 2s.-A dispatcl
from Richmond states that on Tuesday
morning an explosion OF FIRE damp il
Raccoon, Chesterfield county, caused !
fire in which four men were burned Il
death.
SETTLING AT 40 CTS. ON THE DOLLAR
The Creditors of Dessoway & Hatch
and Solomon 4 Moral, leather dealers
and Cuthburt 4 Co., rectiiers Of whisky
met yesterday. The several firms offered
40 cents on the dollar, and the creditors
insist upon so cents. The proposition ID
under consideration.
THE YACHT RACE,
The yachts Dauntless, James Gordon
Bennett owner, and Resolute, owned by
Rufus Hatch, started yesterday about
$3.50 r, NJ. on race to Cape May and re.
turn. The Dauntless rounded Sandy
Hook at 1857 to-day, winning the race,
The ResOlute was not in sight at l2;45,
CONVENTION OF EPISCOPAL BISHOPS,
The House Of Bishops Of the Protest.
ant Episcopal Church convened to-day,
about thirty bishops being present, BiSh.
op Smith presided, The House went into
secret session for the creation Of two
bishops, one for Africa and the other for
China.
FUNDS FOR VIRGINIA CITY.
New YORK, October 2s.-Laidlow &
Co., Of this city, announce that they will
forward through the Bank Of California
at Virginia City all contributions for the
relief Of the sufferers by the recent fire,
Fifteen thousand dollars have been sub.
sCribcd already.
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An Adjudication Of bankruptcy
Asked Against the Missouri
Pacific Railroad.

Sr. LOUIS, October 2S.-Herman Reich
stein, Treasurer Of 81. Louis county
filed a petition In the United states
District Court to-day asking, on behalI
Of 81. Louis county, for an Ndjudica
ton Of involuntary bankruptcy against
the Missouri Pacific Railroad for the
non.payment Of interest for the past four
months on 100000 bonds Issued to that
company January |, 1906. The petition
also alleges that In July last, the com
pNny then being bankrupt, and with a
view 10 giving preference TO one or more
creditors and to secure certain Of It's in
dorscrs and suretics, executed n mort.
gage upon It's property and franchises tO
Henry f, Vail and James D. Fish to Sc.
cure the payment Of certain bonds to the
order Of Vail and Fish amounting to
$4,OOO,OOO.
Mr.. Reichstein, County Treasurer, and
Frank ]. Bowman, attorney for the Coun.
ty, will leave for New York tomorrow
to attend the meeting Of the unsecured
creditors Of the Atlantic 4 Pacific Rail.
road TO be held there on Monday next
The petition In bankruptcy referred 10
above will be heard by Judge Treat to-
morrow.