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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
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TIT RSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY and SUN
pay March +. 10, % and 81, and SATURDAY
Ma lnee. the W Fairy Burle que entitled the
ENCHANTED BEAUTY. 4 :. burles0ue is
elegantly gotten up with scenery wardrobe
ana appointments The entertainments will
commence with Petite Comedy or Musical Farce
In preparation the entirely New Euilesque mt led
CAMAk MAMA also the NJ biological Bur
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17

CHorcE YELLOW CoES Persons desiring to
purchase choice yollow corn at lowest market
rates. corn as sound as dollar aud all put
NJ in new and square Dundee sacks, corn
that will average 10 pounds TO the sack, and
which is as sweet as nut. should call at
once upon Jno. T. Hanna. Esq whose office
the levee front, and whose hours are from
sunrise to sunset. He has now landing and
ready for immediate delivery, from the steam
ers City Of Alton and II. c. Y4egar five
thousand sacks of the above mentioned corn
which he will, no doubt. sell like hot cakes.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-10-30
DERs1EREs SouvELLEs

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Et
Fra,oa. ct pousouivi On restitu-
don d = siillioas d do,losAi II
~ q pss Dc llst deat les laailles
scsest ssses Sortss pour reteoir
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NJ Uoo Soaapisnsa, 16eaD60A1O.
>>.Dip euoSrele euosg1s1oat q.
paGnol, . 30 foyer / Kingston,
JamaSqne. -
Le pe636oot Afuoe0ens, d pB.
Tt . Psaans, . 10 seovefs6 par
10 g6s6esl Csmargo.
Uts 6meute &lect0rale = en- lieu
/ Nan, Hes0a : Par1o ct peobe.
blsnsnt 6le pc6sidsnt ii. p
HAssembl6e Ratio1ale 6rancaise
. r6auit 10 4 novenbre 1 AVersstl.
- IL k0averueme0t - pr0Pogo
De demaud~ 4 % corps poli6gae
une sat0risatioo de- pours1ites ju.
didlaiTes oootre Rouher, Porsteur
1nso6ent 6Ajoccio; suivaat uno
autse ysesioa, b cabioet do Mac
Nshen laissecs pAssemblee prem.
drs nnitiative ! Get egari. On
ur0He 4 4 Rnnche piNteejtiOa de
nroooesr o. n dats de IN disso-
intion soit 0x6e ct de proyoouer
nm vote mortel au ministre
Rn6ttw,Jn + 'inoendie. A Parre.
ri A. Rae1k a oansX une psrte
d'enyiron an million de francs.
-fes trayanx du tunncl de Ia
las,.eSs - enms1eDoet lmud6.
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i'une a6oodsnce extrsordinaire /;
n osaiit6 al yius comm ans On d
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a. , Win n. J ,exoelIeute |: en-
Roorsoene. r. onsntitG eat t~lle
que Ia futaiIles re vendent ms.
ao,A . ftSncs rjAoe.y et nus les
visrcrrsa r,,1u,ii.so.t DIR ION.
.ssnx Dour nay.r e tovnseu vide.
La soaacriptson des Etats- Unis
q a Cshstls, en- isvear dss i0ot,.
a. q si1k - 4csnas - shi1ss
de 264, ,O92 francs IS centimes.-IO
5 octobre eat decide a MOrlsix
(Finistefe), q fAge DE- S3 ans le
joonaiiatessoar,cier Elloosrd Cor.
biAre. .,,d RI tiLny7nr..r r.r OF ,-p
. Eemperenr Guillaume est ,ren'
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-10-30

Nous sOmmeS D IN veiIJ0 de Ia fete
des morris, ct chacun "a d6corer
pieusement Ia t0mbe des siens. LIE
plus humble tertre aura 50 cOnrOn.
ne comme le plus orgueilleux monu.
ment. Partout brdleront des ham.
beaux, images dn fen de Ia vie 81 m
pidemeut consume. TOuchaute et
solennelle costume qui 6vOque lee
plus graves pens6es d Botre esprit
q 6veiile leg Plus teNdres send-
nenn de nolFe coDur. Mule part
elle n'tst plus deleueut obsefv6e
qu'en LooisisnA Ces preniSfsiours
Dc novembss sout use 6poqas II
travxax aGTicoles Of une p6siode
d'agit6&io6S r6litiqaes mais -
1iI trevo ! tost soad da present
on De rsvSsif, on . retourne vers
le pass6 q yers - Atres ain,es qui
le penplaIsnt do 1eur pC6sence re-
grettee. Pour Goax surtout d'entre
nous qai vieillisse0t, b cinetiere Q
une muettsr 6loqlsoce, - morris
qu'ils ddvsnt rejoiodre bient6t
seDhlsot y eAeoinse aupgoD d'sux
ct les inviter I r6ternd repos on /
h myst6rieoX existence qui s0nt
= p6rtie tteruslleneut voil9s de
10 0ostiato hanaipe. Dams eette
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|,"-Uns sossesiptioa oaverts on
favesr do Nina veuve Florent
M0nk, ct 4 laquelle ont pris part
quolques Aoos cDurs, q pernis do
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on plutot l'eau 4 laquslle oette
breche hvre passage, . enpOi-
souuk les Hots du Inc Pontchar.
trsin et y u tue les polas0os par
milliers, Gil faut en- crOire 10
xaxdepjls W6se, qui pr6dit avec
ASSURANCE q1e II mAne csevasse
comblera en- quclques snn6es le
lac ct N trAnsl6 l6rmera en- ure gro.
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convention dkuocratique-c c0user.
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Rksolu az 10 tr6sorisr renrsgistreso les weF-
rants -. tih8l, 0et - de Levy Davis; que
= cestiAca: nos. dc Mary Dunea., pcsr sl2,
sers resa mme COMPLIANT pr e trtacree /;
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M pour larelle z tsxe e gayte, s:vetr
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En at, FSpoque des froids sp,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-09
AYeteran Fifer.


Josiah Smith, Boston's veteran ffer,
died on Thursday. The Transcript
sayG
"He was born in Lexington, the birth
place of his father, who was in the Lex
ington fight and followed the British to
Concord and took two guns from them.
Josiah began playing the fife for COM
panies when only nine years old, and
with stock of three tunes which he
had mastered. He has continued in the
service twenty seven years. The war of
1912 found him member of the Lex
ington Rife Rangers, and towards its
close, on a requistion made, which in
cluded a ffer, he went TO Forts lnde-
Pendence and Warren, serving term of
three months. In 1922 Mr.. Smith was
appointed master of The band of the
First Brigade, Third Division, of the
Massachusetts, Militia, and also played
the fife in Kendall's brass band. When
Lafayette visited this country in 1924,
Mr. Smith played for all the escorting
companies in this vicinity, and did a
similar service when President jackson
visited the North in 1884. The same
year he accompanied the Boston Fnsi
leers to Mount Vernon. In 1914. when
in New York with the New England
Guards, he was presented with solid
silver goblet, the handle of which is a
miniature fe 1t bears the inscription.
Presented TO Josiah Smith by the New
York City Guard, 1914 In 1861 Mr..
Smith was attached to a recruiting squad
stationed on Boston Common, which
made two tranps day through the
city, beating up recruits for the war.
This duty over, he entered Colonel
Stevenson's regiment, formerly the New
England Gnards, of which he was for
fifty years member. Subsequently, he
went to the camp at Readville, and play
ed for Colonel Lees regiment till it left
for the South, and thus ended his war
business. For nearly sixty years Mr..
Smith has played at the animal parade
of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery.
According to the regulations he WAS
entitled to add stripe for every FIVE
years of service. His military coat
sleeve is now decorated with fifteen of
these testimonials, representing seventy
Eve years of service. Mr.. Smith form
erly carried on farming and shoemaking
in his native town, but since disposing
of his farm he has made Waltham his
home, it being the home of his children.
On the day of the Bunker Hill Centen-
nial Mr.. Smith flied for the Ancients
and Honorables from their armory to
Beacon street, but he was not strong
enough to participate in the general
parade.
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Illiterate Jurors.

1t is said that on the panel of jurors
in the Superior Court, at Boston, this
week, there were four men who could
neither read nor write If this is SO,
there must be great laxness in the Board
which places the names in the box from
which the names of the jurors are
drawn, or there must be mandatory laws,
which should be amended. Such per-
sons are wholly incompetent to deal with
the questions which are often, if not al
ways, presented to them. When the
Judge takes the ground, as some of our
ablest and best Judges do, that it is no
part of the duty of a presiding Judge
to intimate to the jury his view of the
force of testimony, leaving all questions
of fact for their exclusive and undivid- =
ed consideration, it becomes of the ut
most importance that jurors should be so
intelligent as to discriminate between
the swift and the impartial witness; be-
tween the probable and the improbable,
as determined by all the circumstances.
Of course, there may be men unlettered
even to the extent of being unable to
read who can in a measure do this, but
they are not many nor likely to be
found at haphazard 1t is also more
likely that such llliterate men may be
open to exterior and improper influences.
At any rate it may be said that this is
not the ideal of the judicial strength in
Superior Court in New England. II
is only one step removed from the pro-
fessional juror, who is generally loafer
"and not always honest. ."-[ Providence
Journal
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A Cure for Consumption.

A correspondent writes as follows
about the power ofa we'll known plant:
~ have discovered remedy for pull
monary consumption. 1t has cured a
number of cases after they had commenc-
ed bleeding at the lungs and the hectic
flush was already on the cheek. After
trying this remedy to my own satisfaction
philanthroph required that | should let it
be known to the world. 1t is the common
Mullen, STEPPED strong and sweetened
with coffee sngar, and drank freely: These
herbs should be gathered before the end of
July, if convenient. Young or old plants
are good dried in the shade, and kept in
clean paper bags. The medicine must be
continued from four to six months, &C
cording to the nature of the disease.
1t is good for the blood vessel also. 1t
strengthens the system and builds up in
stead of taking away strength. 1t makes
good blood, and takes inflammation from
the lungs. 1t is the wish of the writer
that every periodical in the United
States, Canada and Europe should pub
lish this recipe for the benefit of the
human family. Lay this up and keep
in the house ready for use. e."-[ New Jer-
sey Mechanic.
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Assault i'm a Railway Car.

From the London Telegraph, June 10.
Colonel Valentine Baker, of the
Tenth Hussars, was brought before Col.
Ross, j. p, at the Chief Constable's
Office, Guilford, Yesterday afternoon, un-
der the extraordinary circumstances de-
tailed in the subjoined evidence. Col.
onel Baker had been arrested shortly
before by Deputy Chief Constable Bark
er while in first class carriage on the
South western Railway.
Miss ..Kate Dickinson was sworn, and
desposed as follows: / reside at Dunford,
Midhurst, Sussex. / was passenger by
the 8 o'clock train from Midhurst to
Peters6eld yesterday, and got into an
empty frst-class carriage there for Wa
terIoo. At Liphook Station the defend
ant got into the same compartment and
sat opposite to me. He talked, and we
had some general conversation about
the theaters and the Academy and the
beauties of the country, and remarked
on the frequent stoppages until we got to
Working, when he said the train went
straight through to Vauxhall I an
awered all his remarks. After leaving
the window, which hitherto had been
open. He asked me my name, which /
refused to give, and then asked me my
Christian name, which / also refused.
L ~ l. =.
stIll entreating me to give him my name,
and asked permission to write to me.
turned my head away and pushed him
off, saying, "I won't have you so near"
Then he put his arm round my waist
and held me with the other, and kissed
me several times, saying at the same
time, lyon must kiss me, darling"
Then, after some trouble. got up to
the bell TO warn the guard, but found
it was broken. Then he violently forced
me back into the corner, and sank down
close in front of me, and violently kiss
ed me again. / made no effort to leave
the carriage until | found his hand un-
derneath my dress. Then pulled down
the window, and screamed violently out
of the carriage window. l twisted round
the handle and edged my way out back
ward, and he had hold Of my arm all
the time, trying to prevent me. / kept
hold of the outside handle of the open
door with my left hand, and grasped his
arm with my right, in which way
stood outside the door on the lower step
until the train stopped, when he said to
me in low voice, Don't say anything;
you don't know what trouble you will
get me into. Say you were frightened"
When the train stopped near the Esther
Station, the guard and others came TO
my assistance, and was lifted of. The
defendant was removed, and proceeded
on my journey to Waterloo, accompani-
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Well, the great agony of the Tilton-
Beecher controversy is over, 50 far as it
relates to the Court and Jury--the latter
having been dismissed last Friday with
out being able to agree upon verdict.
The jury stood nine 10 three for acquit-
tai The question stood in the minds Of
the jury about as it stands all over the
country. The majority of those who
kept themselves posted upon the evil
dence, favor Beeeher. The jury, how
ever, in no event could have settled the
matter. It is question in which each
individual all over the country, who
reads up the evidence is as capable of
Judging as the jury who were brought
face to face with the parties.
What course either party will now
take is not perhaps determined. 1t is
said that Tilton will likely renew the
case, on change of venue. But this
will not help him. He has told all he
knows, and dragging his case to other
Courts would not help him. People too,
have generally formed their opinions
from the testimony given. Besides, it
will be calamity upon the chastity of
the country to have this case litigated
further. They are all curious set of
the genus homo, and rather need school
ing in the proprieties of decent society
before entering upon another scene of
litigation. There is a ki,aE in both the
complainant and defendant, and also in
some of the witnesses, which is absolute
ly incomprehensible. Let them all go
to work earnestly to erase these KINKS
out of their composition, and they will
look better before the world. Neither of
the parties. as well as some Of the wit
nesses. will be able to retain the con-
fidence that was placed in them prior to
this terrible, filthy middle. They had
better all take on spirit of repentance,
and do the best they can the remainder
of their lives Marysville Tribune.