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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouET. Judge
Woods, who arrived in this city on Sunday
uight will hold court to-day.
After the calling Of cases the application for
IN injunction made by III. $. McComb to re-
strain the Funding Board from funding the
claim of the Louisiana Lovee Company will
come up for hearing.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

An Indiana man has sued for u divorce on
the ground .hat his wife has hit him on the
one spot on his head with the rollingpn for
nineteen years, and his physicians tellshim
that he will certainly have softenng of the
urain, unless the woman selects some other
point She says that she is too old 20 change
her habits, hence the suit
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

When a girl crops her front hair and pulls
It down over her forehead like Mexican
mustang, and then ties piece Of red velvet
around her neck, who can wonder at the num-
Der of pale-faced young men that throw away
their ambition and pass seepess nights in
trying to raise down on their upper lips?
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

bride in Indiana, after the conclusion Of
forward and requested the clergyman to give
out the hymn: This is the way long have
sought
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

As near as can be ascertaiIed about twenty
women are making all the fuss throughout the
United States about women rights, dress re-
form and kindred social topics. This is
markable illustration Of womans power.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

The New Orleans BULLETIN can be bad OF the
s5ws agent in Mobile at the depot. on the ai1lval
u the P. II. train.
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reason for calling Visitor (naively)
Well, | certainly never dreaplt | should
ind you ut home on such u lovely afternoon
iss this"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

If you will inst take notice you will fine
that bald headed man never raises his ha
to a lady.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

young man has sued his barber for
cutting off his moustache. The barber says
he cant see it.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

"Digby. will you take some OF this butter r
Thank You maam, | belong to the temper
ance society. Can't take anything strong
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

Tho poorest income on which a married
couple can live is incom -patNN'y
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

If it seems good, a sewing machine may b'
likened unto q kiss.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

Chicanary Palming eff an old ben as a
young chicken.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

Why is a lover like knocker J Because it
Is bound to door (adore.)
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16
Diseases Of tie Eye and Ear.
DR.. e. BEARD, Occu,ist,
...DAUPHINE STREET
Orleans Inflrmary.
Office hours from 10 to 81.

Lire Tonic
= oeeectab'c Hsoduct OF swamp. which =. a
BLOOD PURIFIER. TONIC and APPETIZER i,
unequaed. 1t Is THE Remedy for CHILLS and
FEY Err in the South, and should be kept on every
plantation. The evidence in its favor j. of the
strongest character and steadily ac.umulate. Sold
~ druggists ana deaiers Depot 'oG Camp street
New Orleauo mills at9d,.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

The young lady who 'took the eye of every
body, has been arrested for stealing.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

why do you call your dog Oak2' asked
Smith of Jones because he has such a
coarse bark.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

Nothing comes home SO much to a man al
an unsettled bill.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

The notes that compose favorito tunes
bank notes; they compose fortunes.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

Hstice-No orders taken ON tho Bulletin Office
gHioss Endorsed by the PROPRIETOR
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ISOiIte.

Up St Charles to Julia to Carondeat up Caron-
aeet to Felicity 70 Prytania to Josephine to Maya
zine down Magazine to Felicity TO Annunciation to
Calli'pe to Camp down Camp to Canal across Canal
to Charities, to Espanade to Levce, to Mandeyie.
I" Royal, up Royal to Esplanadc to Rampant mp
Rampant t" Canal to Clay Statue, where the Process
sion will be dismissed
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Marshals OF Branches will report their arrival to
DIVISION Mar. hal- who viii report the same to the
Grand Mar shall
Id case OF psstponement, on account of inclement
weather. seventeen taps Will be sounded on the Fire
Alarm at the hour of 10 clock. In that event the
procession VIII take place on the Sunday following
when this programme will be carried ont.
Aids to the Grand Marshal will report nromn,Iv at
II A. NJ, at Clay Statue
JAMES SWEENEY.
NiAif D Grand Marshal.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

Vested interests Money in tho waiatcoat
pocket
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

4 stamp act Treading on peoples toes.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

Would you please give boy, who broke
Ills leg the other day, a few peanuts" inqur-
I'd small chap to an avenue grocer Now,
boy, You are lying TO me, said the grocer,
looking him in the eye. Il don. believe you
snow any boy who has broken his leg.
Come, now, do you2" No, | don't. re
piled the lad, after some hesitation. but |
know boy whose sister fell down and Jared
her teeth out !" He got a few peanuts
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

Most disintcrcbtedly good Good for moth
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16
INVITED ASSOCIATIONS.
INVITED GUEST

BRANCHES OF THE ASSOCIATION.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

The notice in the BULLETIN Of Sunday last
concerning the prospects for the spring races
reated quite tlutter among the ladies' who
re always on the ql,i rire for anything inter
sting anything that promises pleasure,
more especially pleasure in'the open air, IN
his delightful and beautiful spring weather
be have been wrapped in such profound
gloom for some. time past, have been COM
PEELED TO torego the exhilarating excitements
5f Mardi Gras, and the various merry max
ngs attendant upon that season, have been
50 oppressed by the almost hopeless condi-
tion into which we have been driven politi-
ally, that any amusement viii be hailed with
delight. 1t is not wonderful, therefore, that
she ladies who have been immured in their
dwellings, for 50 long time should look for
ward with pleasure to the prospect of gala
meeting at the Louisiana Jockey Club Course
N April
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nh1i 81
, 1875-10-29

0oISIs arc leaders tho streets Ewarn will,
hunko-stcnrers consldanco-me,,, pickpuc';ets.
thieves. foot-pads, gamblers, brotltl-ranncrs,
null all manner Of criminals. plying their
soeatiois with perfect immunity. Our loeal
Government Is 1,ond nn1 glove with thcso
vl2sins,-is in fact their guardians md pro-
tcctors. Tho wholo West Is interested in
breaking mp this rcproach npon civilization.
Every man dealing with Chicago IL interested
In heing protected in person and property
whilo here, md tho business md character Of
tho city demand Tint tho atreeta be cleared OF
tho rnftia.is, b'aek1ega, mud pickpoekcta who
crowd thu tl4oroughfores uulcr tie protection
Of their representatives, and associates In the
Municipal Government.
The importance Of tho issue OF this cleo
tion--tlle smashing Of tho ascendcncy Of tho
criminal nnd diahonoRt clnsses by the dofcat
Of their ring1cal"r-will be accepted by our
renders as sufficient excuse for tho devotion
Of so much Of our space to Il local election.
, 1875-10-29

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hail., IN En,,ona "A I, rr,lor .,o ,,orooo.
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tbo nrcnorot;an rrcsentoi;on ona occos;ouo,
nu,,1;co,ion ~ ,,.,,or. ~, so,no of thc ,hou.
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sc;,,oo .o,,;or -. ,ta aosoc;ot;on for tho
A,1rc,oor,o,,t ~ ur;on,a ,r,o;r t1oho,o. dir
;,r, ,,,o D,1f,zt ,n,o,;r,, ~ ,ho tot,or IN 1871
jc,1 :, III, ,ot,,o,no,t hv orh;,ro,;or of ,ho
fnmoua str;],o of tbo nc,fast oncratives.
wlic,, Ia soi,l n bovo cost I'm emu1oycrs
s75o nm ond ,ho o,r,1ovaa n roun1
m;1liou Tho;r f,o,o-oa,oa nrn crcf,,-
cd with tho ;ns,,;rotion of Mr. D,sn.y1,'s
"procro,omo Of tin common saworan-thc
programme whic,, wna full Of econom;c re-.
for1ns. and which hos ham, =, .ho,ncf,,lv
abandoned by tic Premier vim onnonncc1 Il
Tho good wor,, done in Eno,on,, ,ca tn tho
organization, two or three vcara non. of nm
American Soc;al Sc;anco Aacoc;ot;o, IT, ia
formed Of five Departmenta--,,,oa.of If Elm.
cn,ion. 1realth. Trado md r;no,,o s,,;o,
Economy, and ,rurisps7,dcuco. ANNA, non,
bership depends upon the navmcnt of an
Lilo membership is socurca by having a1oo
Members aro entitled to nartic;nat;on in lin
government a,,d discussions of the Assor;a.
, 1875-10-29

The Davil-Fisll candidate for tho County
Treasurersllip by his boastfnl assertions ol
pccuniary honor and financial integrity Inns
invited close scrutiny Of his history in this
regard, md ho can find no fault if his or-
ronents have accepted tho challenge and if
the result Is not in tho hisllcst degrees crcelisa-
bic to himself. AT examination of corrt rec-
orls and of1!cin1 files re,enls stato OF facts
strangely at variance with Sfr. 1fEs1So's
lo,1d-mouthetl proclamation TINT his credi,
was Of tho strongest. and TINT no
man could sny he l,nd offered to nquidatc
his debts fur anything short Of dollar for dol.
lar. The illes of tho bankruptcy Court tell
a very different htory, and they also suggest
nu explanation Of lie fnct TINT certnin bank
crs aud note-shavcrs ntlently desire aIr. Hes
,xos election. W'satovcr usay be thought Of
tho other stories current rejecting seriously
npon Mr.. 1IEsros integrity in times past,
there cnu 10 no question M to The autl,cntici-
ty aud truth of tho statements glcaued from
the court records.
, 1875-10-29

The people Of Cicero, Lake, proviso, Ley
don, and Riverside. should give special nston-
tion to the Devil-Fish candidate for County
Commissioner from their district, Jons CaAw-
FORD, who is very bad cgg, and sec to it
that he IL defeated. 11e is one Of tho worst
mon In tho corrupt County Ring. 1Io has
been connected with avery schumo Of plnn-
dor tint haa been developed in The County
Board. 1Io has betrayed his constituents
oyer and over again. He is political rene
gale engaged in trading in Hpoits and jobs rs
profession. Tho people Of these towns
have no sympathy with such .nan, aud they
should stamp him out next Tucstlay aud give
him leave to retire from fursler serving thom
In county business.
, 1875-10-29

10 lower, Mt slo for rnrs sailed shoulders
{bo1c1. 11,ta1l} }o for short ribs do, and life
for short clcar tlo. lIighwines zero quiet
md steady. at:sl. II per gnlton. Lake fre'gltR
wrro quiet an9 strong, Mt 5c for corn Ia Bntin.
10. rlo1lr was less nctivo mud unchanged.
Whcnt was actiro and declined / lc, closing Mt
::t.1t cash, and s1.ost for November. Corn
WIS wenk, declining 1R1lc, nnd closing at
E2!o cash, and 5l}o for November. Oats
were qnietnntlsteady, closing ut ~ % cash, and
S:tc for November. 1eya was dull and easier
at Gac. 1'ar'cy was quiet and lower, closing
nt Edo for October, mud Sic for November.
ltngs were tlnll. and closed wcnk Mt decline
OF 9o9o5c. Tho cnttlo trade was quiet ntld
nominally unchanged. Sheep were in t1c.
nland ut Wednesdays prices. Ono hundred
dollars in gold would buy $116.75 in grcet.-
bnckH Mt tho close.
, 1875-10-29

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, 1875-10-29

A story in telegraphcd from boston this
morning, before which Ito put 1t III Hibcr-
mimi tho edifYip9 legends OF TAarALrs,
TAtEsrEs, and TlTUs AsnRoN1cus must tnko
Hack seats. Tho crowa OF two Boston ships
nn'l craft hailing from an English port nro
said to have been becalmed near tho Auckland
Islands, and to have beon boarded by the
lnaa-eating Inhabitants OF that locality aul
nli eaten bnt the last lnan, who escaped to tell
tho ta!o to Capt. DKEwEn, Of Diadcford, Mo-,
ut an Oceanic port, where tho survivor
lad obtained an asylum. Tho prolonged ab-
sonee OF these ships g.ses the story weight
enough to create grave apprel.cusious at
Boston Tor tho satety Of the thirty men who
composed tho crew. These apprcleusiops
arc augmented by q knowledge Of tho fact
that 10 vessel OF tho United btates unvv il,
stationed near enough to this part OF tho
world to afford auy protection, and that
nothing prevents the canulbal from. suac,r.
ing lis anthropophagous chops ana coluplu.
Gently fafiug On seataring men who lap,,en
to.cueounter ill-fasoriug wluds, Or no winds
1T all, as III represented iu this case,
, 1875-10-29

The Constitution and Inv Of tho Stnto of
illinois porcmptorily declaro TINT tho County
Treasurer Of this county shall in no case re-
ceivo more than 81, 900 year salary. Various
County Trcaa'arers have SGT up tho claim that
they wero entitled to compensation as Col
lcctors but the Supreme Court has, in scv-
cral casos, decided TINT the Office Of Treasurer
md Collector IL ono Office, md TINT no
Treasurer is entitled, legally, to my colnpen-
sation as Collector. Despite this Inv and
this solemn judgment OF the Court, tho Coun-
ty Treasurer Of this county receives nnnunl-
ly, in addition to his $4,000 nnlary as Treas.
urer, Sc. GOO Us "Collsctor," making total
Of $4,000 year, or sc, GOO in excess Of tho
strict limitations Of law. In addition to this
enormous emolument, It is we'll understood
TINT the Treasurer receives from S.0,0o0 10
$50, QUO year rs compensation or hire of the
public moneys in his hands, Tho vnluo Of
the Office, eron to man who il froo from
debt, is therefore readily pcrccptble.
, 1875-10-29

A1r. 1IEs1Sa celebrnted Ncw Years Day,
1915, by rcmarking, through his paper, the
Shaats- Zeitung, that tho County Ring was
mass Of "thiosen, rasoals aud damned scoun-
drels." which everybody admits. lie went
on to say that CnAwPonp was "rotton to tho
marrow Which few people lony that CosLr
was 'diahonest" and that CnAwronp mud
CoSLT were ''perjurers, thieves and Hcoun-
drels." Dir. HrsHa is now running on tic
same ticket with these two men. Consisten.
cy may DO jewel, but $4,000 Il year Is bet
ter than consistency-1lEs1Na thinks. lie is
trying to induce tho voters of Cook County
to elect men whom lo las called, this very
year, dishonest and rotton thieves, perjurcrs,
aud scoundrels to Board which has tho
spending of millions Of tho tax payers
money,
, 1875-10-29
so. CHIoAuo, Oct. Is, 1916.
Thirty days after date, ! prornisc 10 pay to
tho order Of f-- Thirty Dollars, Y1luo re-
celyet, IN cdse am elteted Trsaaurtr or Cook
County, Illinois. A. @. uEstsa.

..s.......
The gentleman who brought this conlmu-
nlcation to Tue TRIBUNE Office says that he
is prepared to give tho name of tho holder Of
this note aud to provo tho case II 1lr.
1fEa1So denies it. In Wow Of this confident
assertion, 1t is certain1y in order for Mr..
IIEs1So to admit or deny tho charge; to say,
point blank, whothcr or not lie has given such
note. II lie has given ono such note, tho
Inference is that ho has given good many.
Tho charge made in connection with this
1lote recalls Il cago not unlike it In which Mr..
Hrs1Sa was concerned some years ago. which
went up To tho Supreme Court, mud il report
ell in Volume "a of Illinois Reports, p. 11s.
Il man nanod JOSEPH L1sEss desired tho
nomination for Police Court Clcrk, which 10
thought A1r. HEs1Sa could procure for him.
He thoreupon addressed Dir. uEa1Sa the fol-
lowing note:
[Privhtc,l
cn1cado. April 7. 1soa.-.i C. Hts,nq, E.q Present
DEAN Sin 1ncloaed pease nd &2o for which please
use your influence to get mo nominated for Police
Court Clerk; II got tho nomination call On mo for
50 mora, am, ar, very truly yours,
JOSEPH L1sEss.
Mr.. HEs1xo did not nse his influence for
Illness, hit against him. It seems, how.
ever, that he KEEP. the $40 for LrsEss brought
suit to recover tho money. It was decided
for L1NEss in tho Justices Court taken to
the Circuit Court on appeal by Mr.. 1IEY1Na,
where it was decided III his favor thon
taken oil O writ Of error to the Supreme
Court. wAero HEs1So was finally sustained In
tho refusal to pay buck tho money. Tho
ground on which tho Court bascl its .locialon
was, TINT it was an attempt to influence, by
,noneyod considerations, the action ota person
in n matter whero every one should be gov
etned solely by regard for tho public wel-
fare. That is, Mr. L1SEss sought to purchase
sIr. IIEsISo's support without reference to
his fitness for the position, aud tho Court
held this to DO an improper and illegal tranH-
action, and refused to compel Mr.. lIEA1Ha to
return tie $40.
Now, II slr. IEatsa has been giving such
notes as the Quo cited above, he knows from
persona test Of tho question That they can
never DO collected Tho consideration, suf-
iciently expressed in tho note, IL tho vote
and influence OF the holder to secure Mr..
IIEs1aas election as County Treasurer; for,
it not elected, the note will mover como due,
But this II precisely what tue Supreme Court
In A1r. 1IEs1No'a own ease hax decided to bs
an improper transaction, and refused to give
1t sauction. Mr.. IlEsINo knows very well
that such uoto is Of no value and can never
be collected; SO it is proper that, il ho l4es
been giving these notes. the holders should
10 informed OF tho fact Will Mr. HEa1so
deny or explain this allegation2
, 1875-10-29

4 story comes BY way Of Washington that
the T1IpEs Democracy OF New York nntl OF
New England nre disposed to favor cx-Gov.
GILBERT G. NALKER, OF West 1irgiuin,
for Speaker Of the next 11ou7e Of Representa-
tiSea. There nrc several reasons why this
story ought not TO DO true, md why it proba-
bly, is wholly untrue. In tho first plnce.
Gov. WAIKEn goes to Congress riding two
hobbies, one Of Ills own special invention.
These are: ~ To get tho United Statcs to
tAke OIL tie hands Of tho State Of Virginia
the James River g. Kanawha Cann, begun
in the lays Of WAsutsaToN, and still incon,-
plete, mud to expond seyenty.ise millions of
dollars to 1risf, IT.. (1) The second scheme,
and WALKER is It's inventor, is that Congresn
shall assume all the State debts, issuing
national bonds to the State creditors In lieu
of the Stato bonds. In ni,lition 10 these
heavy financial measures, ilo favors M un-
limited Issue Of grecnbncas, "jnst to make
money plenty, you know." W. can hnrtlly
understand why the New York aud New
England Democracy, or INDEED my other
Domocrncy, should favor tho election rs
Speaker Of q man who enters Congress to
promote these 8orernf schemes, nnd on
whose SUCCESS he aims oven at tho Presidency.
, 1875-10-29
THE COUNTY BOARD R1NG,

The Republican Campaign Committee havc
struck Qua OF the key-uotes Of tho ponding
election by recounting the protligato jobs of
tho County Board during tho past year.
Whom it is remembered tlsat this Board hes
tho powor to levy taxes to tho amount Of
nearly &2,00o,0o0 annually, and to increase
the county debt by the issue Of bonds 10 the
amount of 1000, ,ost0; that their action in
making contracts aud voting moneys ia final
TINT there is now a Ring In tho Board which
has succeeded in crushing Nil honest opposi-
tion to it; and, finally, TINT atr. HEs1sa wanta
two men whom ho has denounced as 1neln-
bera Of this Ring reelected, and the places Of
three Of tho Rings opponents filled by CRAw-
FoEp, PAT C1EAny, and N1xE Mo1Ioy when
these things arc kept in mind, the danger Of
electins tho HEs1Na hummer ticket is pal IN
ble.
Tho rulo OF tile Ring has been nudiaputed,
except by tho impotent protest OF tie honest
minority in tho Board, over sinco IIEa1Na's
party has Ind the majority. Some samples
Of their transactions may 10 cited: 1t Was
! shown, for instance, that the beans furnished
the paupers by HEarso's friend, pEnlo1Ar,
were rotten aud offensive. The matter was
referred to tho Committee on Public Chari-
ties, where it waa Rmothered. 4 month or
10 later, Commissioner noouE presented lint
OF goods furnished paupcrs which wero Of
bud quality, aud moved for tho appointment
Of special committee Of three to investigate
the matter. Commissioner CRAwpogp {oue OF
1ksrso's candidates for re.olection) opposed
| tho ypoclal investigation, aud insisted that
, 1875-10-29

It is hhzt]y necessary to remind tho 1ner-
chants and businessmen Of the mass- meeting
to be held this ovening in Farwell Hall. Tho
call for The meeting emanatea from source
wholly non-politica, and it embraces in the
invitation not alone tho henry Wholesale
men throughout the entire city. Tho meeting
will be hold solely in tho interest
OF m honest and fair election, aud it IL n
cheering sign that The impending danger IN
clearly perceived, md that this important
step is to be taken to avert tho Threatened
calamity Of victory OF the ballot-box stuiI-
ers, repeatera and fraudulent voters,
, 1875-10-29

1sef'rsiug 10 TIM roporl,l comb;n,tioo T..
twoon tho Now York Central, Erie. PAW. ,,-e
MA, md Baltimore Il OHIO Rails.ys, Ia ,I,.as'
rates, thu lE'orii slys.
When four man ean ut any time, for ra,.o,s ..,,-
factory TO themselves, by s!nHIa sjrpko of H., sat't
itntu frihutc II htnirea of mll,o IL N ''e a,o
t ""nlca lime tn !nrurs wl,rlhcr trre il ot
,ant|T :" th" A!to !. iravIn, tho prcr!s snS IT, a.
t'tf I'D IN erest' Of ha rcopl, thus whor at ~. H..
hut to th"r ttnrkhplers NIL no p~n Yne NJ .a!,y
hut personal HnA corporats ~ Naon