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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-20

FOR VERA CRUZ.
TANPIOo, TUXPAN CAMPKACHY, PROGRE
80, HAVANA AND NEW YORK
NKW YORK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL
STEAMSHIP LINE.
This Line La composed Of the steamships
City Of Mexico. Capt W. B. Sherwood.
City Of Havana g. r. Phillips
sSGff%as TIE ssesmship
EEsak8zx City of Merida,
j. w. Reynolds commander.
VIII leave her wharf foot Of Caliope street. First
District. on SATURDAY, August %, at A. NJ
Passage 70 Vera Cruz $50 golo.
y. ALEXANDRA 6ON9
No. 33Brosdvay, New York
FOR freigh: or passage. apply to
]. II. WITHERSPOON Agent
No. 30 Csr0ncslet strest
The City Of Mexico will follow Saturday, Septem-
Der L.. OF 1y
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-20

STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
oOo-0~~~~~co~~~~~~~~~>~
TIE CROMWELL LINZ.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT
To sail on SUNDAY, August ", at A.. M.
,kkK&Dh Thus line 10 composed Of the following
Steamships.
KNICKEREOCKER, HUDSON,
CORTES, NEW ORLEANS.
The steamship
New Orleans,
Geo. A. Dearborn. commander,
viii leave her wharf, foot of Toulouse street..
1Ascoge.... Wv.
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Havre taken
BY this line and through bills Of lading given for
the same.
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTON,
nlfH ~ II Carondelet street.
INSURANCE ON CARGO BY THIS LINE
CAN BE EFFECTED IN NEW YORK MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANIES AT ThREE-QUAR-
TIERS PER CENT NET.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-20

PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN MAIL.
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
Carrying the q. s. Mails.
Jun1ata, j. W. Catherine, commander. 1900 tons.
Yax0o, L. d. Barrett commander 400 tons.
FOR HAVANA.
O. W. Lord, L. Cotton, commander. HOO tons
49, The fine Al steamship
sazas - G. w. LORD,
Lodge Cotton, commander,
viii leave her wharf opposite Jackson Square
-, August -, at p. NJ.
Passage t. havana ~. 8. curreney).....-.Ao
Passage to Philadelphia. 50
Through tickets issued to New York;. IS
For freight or passage apply to
EDWARD A. York; AGENT
MS " Corner Caronselet and Grsvier streets
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-20

BAYOU SARA.
r. For Bayou Sara. Waterloo,
le3N&k1& Hermitage, Port Hudson, Baton Rouge,
81 IN Plaquemine, and way landings The
United States mail semi weekly packet,
w. 9. Pike,
]. j. Brown, master, s. S. Streok, clerk
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at 5 p M
for Bayou Sara. For freight or passage apply to
HITE e. CARLIN, TchOupitOulas ct.
s10 A. c. GODDIN, SO Magazine street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-20

Messrs. P. A. Charlet and NJ. Fl. Landry
left last evening on short visit to their
homes on the Lafourche
The Iberia arrived last evening from Port
Eads, and returns to-day at 10 A. M. prompt
ly, from the head of Cont street, for all
freight and passenger landings on the Lower
Coast to Pilot Town. The Iberia has splendid
accommodations, aud makes the trip each
way in daylight. Geo. A. Sheldon master,
John McConkey clerk
The Waloon. recently put in splendid order
and repair, leaves daily at 3 P. M, from the
head of Cont street, for the Lower Coast to
the Mary Plantation, returning early The fol-
lowing morning. j. o. Vallette master, G. E.
Emmerson clerk.
The regular Attakspas packet Minnie
Avery, John A. French master, is due to ar
rive this morning. with fine trip, and will
return tomorrow. The Avery takes freight
for all landings on the Atchafalaya, Bayou
Chene and Teche to Franklin, New Iberia
and st. Martinsville.
The side-wheel passenger packet Oriole
leaves daily, Sundays excepted, at 10 A. NJ,
from the head of st. Louis street, for the
Lower Coast to Live Oak Grove Plantation,
returning earlytin the evening. JAS. L. OPry
master, John Estopinal clerk.
The Stella Block, w. s. Bassett master, lays
at the head of Cont street, and will leave to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock, for the Lower
Coast, going through to Pilot Town and Port
Eads
The John f. Tolle will be found at the
landing this morning with big trip from st.
Louis, and will return to morrow evening.
TIE Belle of Shreveport, from ST. Louls,
will arrive to morrow and return on Tuesday.
The machinery OF the Hopkins that goes by
the Cherokee is for Jacksonville, where the
new beat il bulldog, not Louisville.
, 1875-08-11
Mittw06 If. Anguf 1878.
@tact Ni6mDnb.

@terttt9feits- 8ert9t. 81
5anpsn wabrenb Der IeBtsn WOde SO Ipbss.
fate b~ierIslbt fatt, namliG: Weise i6; Gar
bise 81; Mdnnlib 25; WelbIib %.
Nltsr-1 Sag Bis 30 l., 1 Mpnat bis 6 I
o Monat bis IL II, 1 Sabr bis 3 16, 8 SAT
bis 5 1, 5 SABRE bic 10 Q, 1870 1, 20
80 2, 80 $40 0, 40 $50 8, $3.50
4, 80 SOP, 1870 3, $3.50 2, TIT
befannt
9tanb-9etie SO, gerbsiratbet 8, @it'
he, Nitpsn q, l1nbefannt 2.
@eturtSprt - Ser. 9taater ST, Deut1A'
lab , SrIanb 2, England ltrbefnnut .
Nrbnnns-Gtabt Maribaa @arb 10,
JefsrlSn @arb 10, Mabiipn @arb 6,Wpn
ps gSars 5, Clay @arb 5, Sadirn @arb19
@rmeabaus 1, Staats @efdnsnis .
gelaeinist-&ssu!are Wersts AZ, GOrcner
2, @oath Of Sealtb 9, irresulare Mersts
s. q. GabelI, W. ..
pralbent pBparb Of 5taltb.
, 1875-08-11

Yolisei @eri@t. 5ol9enbe
gdle famen 9eitern in oielem @eri9te
sur 8erbanolung:
Ybilip &eilep, Mn9riff auf bas Sinh
Der Srau S. @atlon, ipuroe So 9e=
itraft-
Spbn. @oDbe uns Sames 9au, S6ld
9erei, @oooe SIS seftraft, 5aa wuroe ent
Iaiien.
YnB MaDo, anseflast cine Sdiirse
nnb $3.50 in Ser. Staaten papierselo
sejtoDlen5 u baden, ipuroe ouf 4 Monas
te in Die Sail seianot. Gin appel muir
De herausseuommen. g
Gaa 1@rah 9slia 8roofs, Minnie
9fanoaG, Sba 9upep, emma Srents,
uno Wtassie Oatlep, ale farbis, anse=
tlast Elm unoroentli@es Saus 81 baltsn,
puroen ale Der cuttings Court ibers
. pielen. 4l
George .. 8sfl. @elesabertretuns,
So seitraft.
SsIies '9arris, sruntsabeit, 81 se=
praft.-
Ybilip @aeslp, nnDroentli6es 8etras
gen, 50 9eltraft. '"
emmett @mitb unb @m. Sobnfon,
pesen Speftafels an9eflast, wuroen js
81 seitraft.
'aliee Sobnion, 8eldimpians Der Bet
! tie 50 9eitraft. S@ 81
IS. g. @tins, ansetlast Die Sennie
8arfer nit S6la9en seorObt 81 baben,
purbe wesen Wtansel AT giirsf9aft in
Die Sail seianot.
, 1875-08-11

goreeitern Na9t se9en 10 llbr 9e=
lang IS ben 9erren Srabue, Sames unb
5aobert piermun, bier BON ben entlaufe=
neu Strdflinsen aus Der Penltsntiarp
wieoer sinSufansen. Ser Tanfte, Elm
sepiller 9al befinoet ii6 nod auf frei-
en- Siiben. 8ie es beiBt, ioa Saa Elm
8ein ssbro9en baben, peldes aber nidt
: mabrINeinli9 lit. 9ie 8eamten benfen,
Dap lie Den feblcnbe @traflins re6t baIo
buben weroen. Ia
Wir wolen es bpffen.
, 1875-08-11

golonel Soiepb Wsapo, it., Gr=Stoats
f6atmeiiter, ipurbe 9eitern Dor ben Yo'
liSciri9ter @bite sebrabt. Na9 lal=
esrer 9cbatte nuroe lcin Sail anf 1O
Sage perl6oben, ba Der @taotsanwalt
5i6 aupDroerlt feline 3eusen porlaoel
lollen mid. Ser &iGter perlanste fiji
@errr Mapo $4,000, weIGe feline @n.
malte, Die 9erren Grnmp, @oroon, Yase,
2pnbam uno Spbnlon fir i'm lsiits=
ten, H...e.es
, 1875-08-11

Sener. Montas @a9t nngefa6r
J mad IL llbr brad elm Seuer in Der
Gbimboraso 8rauerei aus, wel4es oas
9arae @ebdube total in Mi6e le9te.
9ie Seuermebr fonnte benz Sranoe tei=
men @in1alt tbun. Die 8rauerei se-
bDrte Der Srau Sa@er, wel9e our 3eit
bes Geuers sum 5eniter binausiprinser
mubte, I'm ibr 2eben 81 retten. Sbr
Mann mar au Der 3eit ni6t gu Saule.
Sos @ebduoe 1T nit $1,000 perli9ert.
, 1875-08-11

ltn9Lud BET einem SAIL
1pieIe. 8orssItern Nadmittas bate
elm jnnser Mann, Namens Burner, bas
un9lid, bon einem 8aue berart ins lin
fe Muse getrpffeu au ueroen, oab man
an ieinem Muffommen sweifelt. Sur-
ner iab namli@ ben Spielern zines
8aie Bal Clubs gu uno erbielt feline
8erwunouns pabri6einli6 Our1 unbpr
T1ti9teit einiSer Spieler.
, 1875-08-11
jebo6 tanSte es lid redt ansenebm na9
0er1elben.

6. 6. 6. @eitern fanb bas Yic-Nic
bes acmper &aisn Stubs, in D@len
GGen', ON Canal, itatt. Sic peri6iee
benen politiI4en &eben ipurben bon benz
Mapor aeilp, Sen. 9. s. Sobnlon unb
ben Serren Munforo, Soliep, .@ilmann
unb @ilb 9ebalten. Sc mar cine redt
beitere uno Sablrei6e @eieai9aft. IGe
tuaren gutter 0inse uro traten erlt ge9en
0untellperben ben 6eimneo on.
, 1875-08-11
Rl0mpnb pOit office.
aiAaq- H4a998s@
Dpff-M ARRANGEMENT.
tst 81 90 . a1H s
Is. Oftobfr 1873.

H&kEg fIN3f ~ fffttFTTET -T--
WnrbliGe .9urdboH. 2meimor ,S.r;.
Spnntaas auS9encmmen-Gnfunft s 81 M'
f1n0 M n;42 Y: W.--HafiGaub J.35 unb ST,
Sonntns snFunf $50, 81. -aoa.
iGiuB 1875 81. D.. Y'P'
Noroli9e @es.Eofa SSari6. uusoenor,-
men Scniiiaae. = @nrunft 4 As W.'HW -"
p0fIdlas 1.35 uhS 8 2OR. M.
sihIise gof.. .3pe,inal tasIid. @onn.
Tags ausssfDmften. Nnfunft 1900 SD.
UNI ;S y " M. = g0ff9Iub a 9. me une
,., e !! orntaes; y; antunft 1900 81. = yoR
@itsnaonb & Danbiue Giienbabn. sSoe
tS; . @Anatsnft 2.3o ~. ~. L @ualdias
$50 - " is rs 9ar6 jail IT e9'
SHnhiar, e. Greensboro. oyeimor tGn
no. 9nfnnft 2.3O unb 9 81 W wv MA
fpiub'4 V. ~. unb f2.45 81. W. S''
2 iGarmbiae. gdaIib, rn MI os
z lnel,s = @nfanft2 $50 81. 81. = wugfaims
oiiooS. rs. 4hal sb .loBg8 s,f''"'
~1ytlapeate d OHIO Gifenbahn.l SGolidj.
S'nnta9s auseenpm met. Mnfunff 6 81 81,
gofi9lub 500 q. ". ~
Gpnd3burg Charlottesville, @fauunntsn mh;,e
Snlpber Springs nnp ipe1flid BON Wbitesu
sgfr S s.a ! Mnfanft g. M. Dot.
9Sett Ynint hub etationen MI her n N.
Ut. tnn 6. q. SC. 5dslid, @oantaos o y ~.
nemi1en: - Anfunft 1880 Y. Nf. wn1t.
i9luB 2 q. 81. S'H-
@I0aesfsr, ilter Wsft point. ,aalid.-an
sunni dO'3Og @. l. pSllHlus ~. M.
., 5apeqeanned, iiter SLID 5aui, taalia.
= @"fA III $50 g. q. gpfi9lub i y. 81.
Samcs @iber Sambfer.. DreimaI wvd,.nt
'!.a. Mntlnft, Mcnta5s, MIttwObg unb
0rflta9s, 20. Wf. = YpfldIug. Tisn,fans
Sonafrliass unS Spauabsnfs, 5.3O0 81.
Canal gafet. Dr,imal hBdeutib.
:, anminntt, Wtttppas, 8reitaas uno @onntaos
.. Nt: - poltibtub, Mpntass, Miitlppts
aao oretta9s,4 Vi. 3D. vi H.0
Sagort Ynup &oute. !3weim IL wSdeufIid,-
a. @ntuntt WtumpGs unb @annabenps. &
s, M.m ~ gSSSitl9lub, DOnnesifass unD @unn
, 1875-08-11

l1npprii9ttgfeit beim S6ie=
zen. Mls Der dlteite Sobn oes 9errn
9enrp 8owler, pel@er cine 8rauerei an
Ser Slap StraBe Fat, pOri9en 9onntas
nit einisenGreunoen auf Die Sayb sins,
bate berlelbe bas unsliid, iein 9an5es
@eli9t, bur9 oas unporli6tise Mbi6le-
sen .leines @ewebres, gu Derbrennen.
Sen iesteil 8eri9ten sulol9e, liest Der
iunge mann 19wer franf 0arnieoer.
, 1875-08-11

Montas wuroe Der gilenbabnwa9sn=
Seber Oes Sen. Smbooen on elmer
Gtelle Der 9anuille gilenbabn probirt
9as Experiment wuroe nit einem Der
Ynlmans palat @asen periuAt nno
fiel sur sroben 3ufrieoenbeit Der 4nme=
ienoen aus. General Smbooen Fat iei-
ne grfinoun9 patentiren lalIen. a.
, 1875-08-11

Gin Sober, Der nit 3abni9meraen be-
baftst, Dber nit franten 3dbnen iiber>
baupt eeplast 1T, lolte ni6t perfeblen,
sum 81. 9apiolon an Der Main, 5lpi=
i6en Der Z. unb s. StraBr gu seben, oa
bort Der plab 1T, mo- man feline S9mer
sen am f@neaiten unb lei6teiten log
lperoen fam. Serr Oapioion 1T elm
Mann, Der lein @slddft 9,inoli9 per=
liebt, unb siebt oerielbe ii9 ale Mibe,
feline &unben sufrieoen 5u itellen.
, 1875-08-11

Oas gic-Nie, mel9es pOrseitern BON
Dem ug8et gnb Club" in Sattorfs Gar
ten aeseben murbe, mar cine re9t gemiitb
li6e afaire, nno unterlieBen Die Serret
2otb, g4if unb Simberlate 0omlte=
mit9lieoer) Nli6ts, um Den 8elu9ern els
men ret0t bereniisten Sag gu berelten,
Aud Die @etrdnfe ,paren wie 9etpobnlib
gut. 9ie Duff mar 5war etpas l9pa@
, 1875-08-11

Oas Set Gomits bes Gdngerbmn=
oes in @aibinston fir oas am 6. uno7.
September 1tattfinbenbe Sdn9erfelt belt
an Spnntag, ben s. b. M. in Der @an=
se~rbunoballe e;ne 8eriammlung, in Der
iiber Die ndberen gin5elnbeiten oss Sc
ites uno ben Gmpfalls oes &idmonoer
@elangpereins uYirsinia" gelproden
murbe. Nm Spnntag ben 5. Sept. er.
folst Morsens bic Mnfunft Der @aite,
Die am 8ubnbof BON elmer Delegation
bes nSdnserbunoes" in @mpfans 9e=
nommen uno na9 Dem ct. Sames So-
tel sefubrt werOen, mo- tie wdbreno ibres
Mufentbalts ibr Quartier auiidlasen..
8ormittags I'M 10 ubr werben Die 8ir=
sinier i'm Nereinslotale pffisiea bemil-
tommt unb am Nadmittas miro elm flei
ner @uslus mad Yortner's @arten in
Nleranbria sema9t. a9 Montas Mfor
gen I'M 10 nbr it 9rpBe Seitprobe in
Der r2incoln Saae" bann miro BET Mb-
ner binirt uno Na9mittass tperben Die
@dite Die 6Hentli6en @sbduoe uno on=
Oere, SeDensmurOl9felteH Der SIa0G IN
Musenl9ein nebmeu. Mm Mbeno 1T bas
srobe 6eltcun5ert in Der u2incoln Sale"
bel Dem elm aus ca. 80 Der beiten Mtuli=
fer W~albinston's unb 8altimore's be-
itebenoes Or6eIter mitmirft, nno mad
8eenoisuns oes CONCERTS wiro in irseno
einem bis jebt nod ni9t beitimmten 2o=
fale Elm fioeler 8iercommers ~absebalten.
Nm Sienitas, ben T., wirb i'm 8aibing=
toner S6iisenparte Elm 9robes Bicnic.
%abgebalten, bel Dem fir ausse5eidnete
gonSert= unb San5muiif auf's Bette 9e=
lOr9t lit. Mbenos 7 ubr 9ibt es in Der
eroB BEN 9ale elm Banfett, womit Iomobl
bas Yienic, als bas Set ,einea ipiirbisen
MbI1nitt finbet. (Balt. Gprelp.)
, 1875-08-11

9ieS Sc M berunb
Mdnner iu6en's bod gu Stpinsen. So
idreibt mo nnter'm l. Mugult aus Ye=
lpaufee, Wiscpnlin. Wir tbeilten ttdm=
lid, ME betannt, BON bort fir5li9 cine
unter Dem Namen vSulpbur Spring
Club" o~rsaniIirte @eiealdaft, pel9e
auf uNftien" uno .Scrips" ibr eisenes
Bier fault uno an Die Mit9lieoer sl ent-
lpre6enben vMntbeilen" abldBt. 9as
mar eine y@irtumfleripn" Der BON ben
bort r%esierenoeu Semperen5lern erlaie=
men Dictate, bab feline 2icenS fir 8er=
fauf pon Bier &C., OF Wirtbe ertbeilt
iueroen iole. &idtig aber baben nun
oiele bod uno wobl m0senben Sempe-
rsraritter ben S6abmeiiter bes belasten
SULPHUR 5prin9 Clubs" inter Mnfla9e
9eiteat uno miro Der pro5eb am 5. Mus.
in @auteiba %perbanbelt weroen.
, 1875-08-11

Bas~ Ser refine BON mir fel6it impor-
tirter adte 2ebertbraa, (@oo Qiuer Sl).
anertanut Oas bette. 8. Wagner.
, 1875-08-11

~ Bas- i&eroiene Osl beim IaE, iomie
audi anoere Sele. @las, Efeffer. Soou
u +. ~, i'm @roBeu unO &leiDen ;u BET.
fauien uno fret ins 9aus selieiert
8. Waaner, Drosuif.
, 1875-08-11
'GpQeftipnen BON Brieffoffen.

e'aefttOneit BON Yrieffafem.
gon Saltsn an hen apej bsipnberen @eoen.
welae ais Sternfaften bsfannt Gnb, 600 unb
li'4o @' TX 2.30 uhb us N.tM. @pmn
to9S-9.30 9. ~. unb 7 81. M.
I'm yftertasen = 600 9. 81. unb
Y; W: Nen alien anbern Aafen herben
efe Srterf auf benz Giidpey Der IrGoer aboes
Vpll. u. =. San 0etu, 70 3D.
, 1875-08-11
,aa ,au &inlabans
s 800 sums
~ On II E m Mt
:auf bic bsntl&e iauRrirlsI
Mfer> unb @artentau-
: ''.' a'' 3ettuns,

(Serausssbsr: VI. 70, Coleman. Miltpaufx. Iise.)
3: II 3r lift iiir
Sanbpirtbf6aft, 0ieB5n94 Obfbau.
.Slumsn- ii. 8ieneii,u9t II. ben Gamitieuireis.
e,ldslat isit benz Sabre 1870 reseimaBie an.
.ensS jtorn Mpnats. Der Mbpnnemsntss
letragt BEL GorousSabluas Cinrluliye pprtp)
nur IS Gents per Sabr.
Ssbe Yamner entbdlt SuslnalartifsI iber
bic iibsr bic Ser1Giebersn s3peise Der Aeln.
ln6 6, arteltuirthi6aft, Bolts mn 5auss
l%pirtbi9aftliae aufiabe. iumte l~enltisen &C.
%mstunuy,Gea 9sletpf neblt Snuaratipnen.
Aiit Der Deaembernummer mir ein Snbalts-
psrssi9nib ess Sabraanss ipwie elm llml9las
9%sIiefert. Eiele s9t btnti9samstttantl9e Seits
11rift pirb bereits BON iebr
bielsn beuti9en eannmirl6en, 6Grtner,
YribatleIten u. I. H..
IN ben Ser. Staatsn geleien unb inbet iiberau
e,ne freuntli1e N~ufnabme. 8rpbenummeru
werrsn uneutseItli9 an irsenp cine slSssGe
Yerlanpt. 9lastanft srtbsilt unb gsRsaunssu
bslpr8t n iAAJsgt -. lsh5f IN
.Sobn S. ,peim.
Serauseeter Der o@ireinia Gteats @a,ette.a
, 1875-08-11

W SitisS oelfcick p, pordt sis Der MBurjel
msrifoniiden o1re tqsoeN ) kstrirt, 1T elm an9t
b,sines 2isblinsSos.rdnts Der asircbner Sss gebirs
pes BON 4'trr, Nlerifo unS fislibem Salifnrnia,
no eie 4far3e irdff tnS scSeibt. Sis brrtiSet
derjte Recommendation Saielbe %beifanSis als elm
,stimulant unS 9iuretie IN, allen Stanfs
feiten, ipelde folde gsittel crbeiiden. einer Der
eioentbinicr ~Ssrielben, ~ipdGrenS elmer Ruroreiie
hurt Merito un0 california por einisen Sabren
frGislt BON einem fpanif6en Slater unttr Dem Gies
Gl Ger @erldpie9enbeit oas Srieinal=Esjpt Der
bu5ercitine. Die 'Gisentbiiiucr eeNelbet %cifetirer
Is Dem oleemeineh 4ublifum In Der Scifnine, Dat
kin anertannter liberty an BET 8lfe ocs iilea
Oceans, hur6 gcbraub an Der atlantifbsn Siffs
%sst,ieert ipsree, Sa fe ~iiberIeust linc, sab Sisfss
Seilmittel as elm @rbltbdter Der @'enf6beit ouis
tritt esins unfshtbaren gieenf,aftsn srpeiftn
F1 e,s.h ngrapel, gait, dronif9er &bsliinatisiiius,
imsipiente lS8aHermbt, Slahilenh &rlid, Sb}fruts
fontn Der @tae, Der gicrsn uno urindrs Srsane;
esssn 9pspepia uno a0eemeins Gdpade uno in
S6aen, no Die aebenstrafe I'M Ginten ~besriIer,
III fein Sebrau6 unb Grpls SsNslben mab-"aa
n~,iraful6s uno uniibertrcfen. .~rg,n. y
Die N,sritaner baltsn es fir Elm ~ebiplut'3 ~prs
tifr sSsilmitel bon Ssurbutie. ,
y Oebrandbs q. Mn.ueifnng.
~ elm Diuretie einen eflSfel pof in e,f,.n
hcinslafe poG Underwater Srsimal bss Says, pct
Scr Miabljeit. aIs Gin Stimulan MT, bon einsta
kaIben bis ~ einsiu eanB' @Bsinslaie poa nit sa
peuis gpaHer 70 oft ais nctbis.- .gs nlii
eraminire Den Gicesl auf DEM ctcpkn forefdk
,Es unS ~Gbsrjsl,ss Sid, DAP oafelbs pprDsr nidk
sebrcben.
SscIe, QSrsis miro ron oen eiesntbdmern fir be
kertn 3 .afden uno Siisn bsBabIt. spsnn SisitIbs6
&Sldaebrabt pepeen> -1eD 'bi t5tlt-~
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avliobt n replied Mrs. Baker.

daylight" replied Mrs. Baker.
'sIf it is all nonsense, how could
the note which you gave Mrs. Ba-
ker, if nothing to me or to you, be
divided between US twog asked
Grace.
Mr.. Baker didn't seem 10 see it
very clearly, but the others did; and
they often relate this little history
for the amusement of their friends.
THE moral of the foregoing is
simply this, that if Brown, who owes
Smith, would pay him what he
owes, Smith could liquidate his In
debtedness to Jenkins, then Jenkins
could do the same to johnson, and
so on to the end of the long line of
debtors and creditors-and in that
way our country, which is over
whelmed with debt, might cast of
the crushing incubus. Let every
body think OF this, and pay what he
owes.-ED.
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Newspaper Borrowing.

Mn. EDITOR CITIZEN meets
all my requirements but one. You
are ready and vigorous in crying
down nuisances and upholding the
right in all things but one. Your
local feature meets my approx alton,
and you descant freely and fully up
on all subjects but one. Your
makeup is attractive, and every
feature is combined TO make your
appearance perfect, but you lack
one. And now I'll tell you what
that is: You don't come down on
newspaper borrowers. Your car
rier leaves my CITIZEN promptly on
my counter, and before l can come
up from the back part of the house
my neighbor steps in and takes it
of. That's just the whole of it.
don't want to murder my neighbor,
and / don't want to break down the
CITIZEN by stopping my paper, and
l haven't the cash to spare to pay
for another paper for the impecuni-
Gus wretch. Thus YOU see my only
remedy is in your keeping. Why, l
would as soon think of stepping in
to your office and carrying Off your
exchanges. And, by the way, how
do you prevent these depredations
in your Officer Iknow you must do
it, for I see no complaint in your
columns. The man who steps in
and takes my paper has the same
right to step in and take my pocket
book. No matter if he does bring
it back after he has slobbered over
it and rumpled it up, and read the
news he is too vulgarly stingy to pay
for. he has no right TO take It be-
cause it is mine, and he has no right
to read it, if he finds it in the street,
unless be comes up and subscribes
like l did. You must, Mr.. CITIZEN,
come to the rescue. Apply the
same means to our case that you
apply to your own. Let US hear
from you on this point. People
should know better than tc borrow
papers they are too niggardly to sub
scribe for. Newspaper borrowing
is an abomination, and am
thoroughly disgusted with it. Amt
| you? MARTYR.
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% Many of our Pulaski mer-
chants are liberal advertisers, and
have been for years, and no town in
the South can boast a more success
full or more solvent SET of business
men. We refer to them with satisfac-
tion, as to the benefits ola free use OF
printers ink. We venture to say
that not one of them would think
of abandoning its use now at even
double its present cost to them.
We would like to include every
merchant in Pulaski in this list,
and hope ere long to do SO. The
CITIZEN now presents more attrac-
tions and advantages to advertisers
than ever before. 1t is taking like
wild-fire, and we invite our bust
ness men all to avail themselves OF
its columns.
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We do not censure Marshall
county for the acquisition of the
18th district, nor blame her for
being proud of the acquisition, for
it is fair and lovely vale, inhabited
by thrifty, intelligent and enter
prising population. We blame Pu-
laski more than Marshall, but we
blame the Legislature more than
any for the unceremonious and un-
expected manner of the transfer.
We all expected a discussion and a
vote. We would have been salts
fed with that, and will be satisfied
with nothing less. AS for our
friend of the Gazette, we enter
tain nothing but the kindliest feel
ing, and the best of wishes for his
prosperity and success. We have
never said aught against Marshall
county or the Gazette, nor impug-
ned anybody's motive, and we hope
our friend Of the Gazette will bear
witness to this fact. We are more
than willing now. as we have al
ways been, to leave the entire ques-
tlon to the people of the 18th, in a
fair vote.
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A Youthful Imagination ViO-
leBtIy Checked.

When Mrs. b. went home from
shopping yesterday, she entered up
on scene of thrilling horror, being
enacted in the back yard. In the cen
ter of the yard q dry goods box was
in flames, and the baby was lying Ia
front of it squalling Justify from
heat and fright. Down behind
the eurrant bushes were two
of the neighborhood boys, skulking
around with painted faces, chicken
feathers in their hair, and bows in
their hands, while her hopeful son
had on his fathers mocasin slip
pers, his cap turned wrong side out
upon his head, and an old army gun
in his hand. He was creeping
along with evident murderous in
tent toward the roosters behind the
bushes.
"What on earth is the matterT'
cried the alarmed lady.
ash l-shr' said her hopeful;
"don't you see them inguns has
burned down Hawkins cabin and
nearly killed his baby, burned up
the family, and I'm the Lean Wolf
going TO bring vengince on the
sculps of the varmintsr' %
But in about fifteen seconds after,
he went down to the wood pile, wish
ing he was the fat woman In the
museum, or the big medicine man Of
the Pawnees. He had been reading
an Indian tales in New York pa
per, you see.
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"What becomes of needles and
pinsY" is a question partially an
swered Grandma is dear, precise
old lady, much given to the making
Of pretty pin cushions for others,
while those devoted to her own use
grow old in service. On one OF those
stormy days when access to s'thc
store" is impossible, it was discoY.
cred that mammals work box was
destitute Of needles. In the emeF-
gency, grandma determined 70 open
a pin-cushion which had done good
service for seven years, hoping that
one or two needles might be conceal
e.l therein. The result astonished
all Interested: one hundred aud fifty
three shining needles did that greed
y cushion disgorge; and mamma in
stantly collected ali the old cushions
the house con tanned, hoping TO in
crease her store. The result exceed
ed her expectations; from one cush-
ion was extracted one hundred and
seventy-five needles, and from the
other one hundred and ten-making
in ali, from the three cushions, four
hundred and forty-eight needles.
These needles were packed into the
centres of the cushions and had all
been slowed away in six or seven
years. Doubtless many millions OF
needles are hid away in cushions af-
ter this manner throughout the eoHn-
try which might be restored TO use
fuiness il the boys we're set % work
on rainy days to keep them out of
mischief.