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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-10-09
The Leyee Convention.

The INTERSTATE Levec COuven.
tlon met ut vicksburg on the ~ Of
October. Missouri, Arkansas, Lou
Islana and Mississippi were repre-
sentcd. Duncan f. Kcnner offered
the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted;
At z o'clock the Convention was
again called to order BY President
Dogy, when Col. Duncan f. Ken
ncr presented the following re-
port Of the Committee on rcsolu-
tions, which was unanimously
adopted, after sundry amendments
had been offered and rejected.
Tho report is as follows;
Resolved, That the Mississippi
river is national in Its character
and as such, the care of 1t belongs
to tho general government.
Second-Tbat all improvements
upon tho Mississippi river aud all
works necessary for the reclama-
tion and protection Of its alluvial
basin, should be made by and at
the cost of the general govern
ment.
Third-That these works of I'M
provcmcnt should be based upon
the accurate and exhaustive re-
port and recommendations made by
the United Statss Commissioner
Of Engineers to Congress at the
last session, and tho improve
ments should be uniform in their
character embracing the whole
valley of the river.
Fourth--That owing to tho i'm
poverished cond tion of the ripa-
rian States they can no longer
protect themselves against innn.
dation; they therefore urgently
appeal to the general government
for matcrirl aid.
Fifth That this Convention mp
point COMMITTEES Of twenty per
sons composed Of three delegates
from the State of Missouri; fv'
delegates each from the States 0
Arkansas and Mississippi, and
seven delegates from Louisiana
whose duty II shall he to procure
all the Information and statistic
necessary to bring this. subject Ia
vorably to the notice Of Congress
and to use all proper means to SC
cure the adoption by Congress 9
a general and uniform nation'
levec system.
Sixtl-That this Committee b
chosen BY the delegates from cac
Z Of the States, respectively rcps'
sented IN this Convention. III
!. Committee shall select its chat
5 man, and fully authorizedto tax
! such action as may, by IT be deen
!. ed best to secure such public G
y operation, and this Comlnittee
! further authorized, to go as q dc
\ egation from this body TO Was
il ington City for the purpose Of q
Y ging upon the next Congress Il
$ passage of such laws as may
$ necessary TO the end IN view.
/, Scventh-That we respectful
. request the Mayors Of the cities
. vicksburg, Cincinnati, Louisvil
I: Cairo, st. Louis, Memphis, Vicl
!, = Natchcx, New Orleans, st. Pa
d Quincy, Keokuk, Davenport, Nj
a neapolis, and allether cities viii
q q may deem that they arc oomm'
= !" cialIy o. financlally interested
4 Tho prot end prosperity
! a. 1lIsslsslppI Valley eaeh a.
g g POINT ono peflon y ~ T. eoiIj jal
y ~ Win ~ On I1ltl = mi
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-10-09
RULE FIVE.
RUI1E SIX
i Of Coult Terms.

to change and fix the time
ing court In certain coun-
the Eleventh Judicial
81.
b |. Be 1t enacted by the
ure of the State Of Nlissis-
that the courts In those
Of the Eleventh Judicial
hereinafter mentioned,
mmence ard be holden for
e hereinafter mentioned,
nmence md he e.holden for
e as hereinafter stated,
HE business of the court so
Suire: Provided, That all
hde returnable to the terms
bfore fixed shall be consid-
|law as returnable 10 the
! herein designated. In the
II Bolivar, commencing on
d Monday in March and
ber, and continue t W 0
lin the county Of Wash.
commencing on the first
IN April aud October, and
J four weeks. In the cot'n-
saquena commencing on
Monday Of May and M
| and continue two weeks.
bounty of Suntiower, COM
on the third Monday Of
. November, and continue
<. In the county of Leflore
icing on the fourth Monday
knd November. and contin-
eeks.
Be It further enacted,
) act take effect and be IN
m and after Its passage.
bvED, February y, 1875.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-10-09

There Is u mau IN Montgomery
County who can honestly hold up
his hand and say that hc never
opened another mans letter "
mistake. We refer, Of course, to
Mr.. John PhafacIkactlngAr.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-10-09
For Sale !!

A COMFORTABLE ID WE'LL
a ing house with 5 rooms, and
good cistern, on Locust street.
Lot 50 by 1Sl! feet. Tcrms-Rea-
sonable price for cash, or its cqui-
valcnt.
g3-For particulars apply to this
Office. scptil'75-n6
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-10-09

ncry District; continues s
b Tunica, 8 in Coahoma, 9
var and l2 in Washington:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-22

tommt, ni6t aIIein ibre etsene GdGa6t
gu i6lagen bat, iOHOern AUD OtebeS @es
neral GareD."
Sn elmer nod ipGteren 0epeide meIs
bete ST. 9aafe, baB bic Delegation bon
0amiltDn GountD (Giucinnat) III elmer
borberotbenOen 8%eriammlung e%initinlz
mig it0 fir Sam. Sunt entl6ieben
babe. 9lber bic obi9e 8orausia9ung Oes
6errn 9aafe, baB Die 0elsgaten bon
Somilton GountD ben 6errn !6unt be-
fommen tpIroeu, tpenn fie TIN babeu
moQteu, lit nt6t in GrfiQung 9egangen.
gSie in Der republifanii6en StaatScouz
pention Der &affer ben frtiiinnt9en Salt,
ipel6en Die @intinna.ter baben fpoutcn,
perporien bat, 10 bat Der &affer i'll Der
bemofratil6 Characterization ben
freijinnigeu Sltnt, tpeIden Die Gtncinnaz
tier baben pouten, crit re6t pelworfen.
So tonlmt eS, oaB it6 Jest untcr Den
oiiisteuen r8dnnertrdgern" Der Demo
fratie BON Ohio Elm &erI befinoet, ipelS
der gleib Der Sub i'm &aleu0er ollie Sch
ler bat, b. b. in alien 9auptfragen gang
LID uuiauber lit!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-22
@tSmarGtaer. ais @ismara.

SIM Sabre 1868 muroe cine i~treittse
Ne6tsfra9e, telGe Iett Sabrsebuten stpi=
iden 0eutl0ldno uno ben Ser. StGateH
gel0mebt bate, onrd et1en Uertrag err
leDigt, tuelder Deutl0erleitS Elm erireus
lt0er Ger3i@t auf Die mtttelalterIt6e
0eDre nar, oaB fein ylIntertban" our1
5eilen eigeneu @nti6luB nno obne Grz
IaubntB ietner van9eltammten" Jte9tez
runq iein llnteribanene GerbGltntB I6ien
fDune. 0urd Oieien Gertrag berpfi6@
barauf 6ur6 dbnIi6e Gertrdge aud
Die Ieitoem ms beutI6e Gei3 einz
setretenen Sioitaatem iOl6e oeutl6e
ullutertbanen", tpelde obne oorz
9 dn9tge @rlanb II / 3 lbrer 9els
matbsre9ierrng ~GuS9etpanoert tpare1,
1peun tie flint pole Sabre III ben Ser
Staaten 9etppbnt n1o bort Das Gur9er7
re6t erporben bGtten, ais amertfantl6e
8iirger an5uerfenneH, dllo bon tbneH
Mot na6trdBli6 Die Grfiiaung Der
WilttGrpli6t gu beii6en, toenn iie nab
tbrem Circumstance 5uridfebrten. Der
Gertrag nit benz nDrooeutlGen 8uuoe
oatirt pom %. Sebruar 1868 uto lit 5u7
nG6it bis gum Sebnten SabreStage oeS
2luStauI6S Der TatifcatiDne1, Dem y.
Wtai 1878, eiiltig. = 8emn ipdteftenS t
Mtonate Dor bieier 6riit elmer BON beioeH
Sbeilen i'm tinoigt, tritt ct an benz ge7
nanuten Sage auBer Strait. 0e1ddbe
bas, 10 mIrbe alsbann 0euti6lano tpies
berum baS Ge6t in NniprU6 neDmen,
aus 9eutl6lano gebiirtt8e Bilrger Der
Qer. Staten, Die ODne DOrgGngtge Grs
IaubniB ibrer 0eimatbsregterung aIS9ez
paroert paren, bel ettpatger 9tudfebr
mad 9euti0lanO III ben Soloatens9tod
gu iteden.
Gs lit faum glaubli6, baB ein Mfann,
nel1er 3~tpar2Ig SaDr in ben Ser. Staa.
ten gelebt, bier 0aS SIr9erre1t erlangt
uno Dobe @1renGmter betletoet bat, elmer
8Inotsung ieues Gertrags oa5 8ort
reoen uuo Die oeutl1e 9tei6Sregierung
aufforbern loute, ibr angebli0es it d. /
auf 0eil6ung Der Wtilit1rpli1t oeutiUz
amerifaniiher Burger pom gteuem gel7
tend 5u madden. Wtan loIte meilen,
0aB o Dtel Sbeilnabme an ben SUITE
rel1ell beS 0euti Observation-Disclosures aud
Dem omerltamiibelteu NadpanOerer GEE
blteben 1etn ioate, INN ibn ntdt gum sur
1pre6er zines bittern uno geballIgeH
@ontlLttS SiDtldeu 9euti6lanc nne oei
Ser. Staaten meroeu 81 IaileH. Onf
gtebt eS Gtlcn ebemaligen 9eutlh'Anle-
%rttaner, bet pel6em pieie NorGu5tekung
mot 3utriiIt. IS lit Der uor etai8se
| Sa9reH ppn per 9artenl9ube ais 8Grgel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-22
Gin fattberer SeAtofratti1er &Ans
NiSNf.

Snbem Ste bemofratti6e StaatSconz
bentiOn bon Sbto ben v@eneral" 8 az
mueI IS. GareDS 81 ibrem &anoioaten
fir oos Qmt bes 0iSegOuperneurs ma6te,
~lteferte iie einen iebr eigeut6iimliden
Gnmmentar Su i0ren 8el6liilien ilber
bic Semperensfra9e.
Der @ouDernenr bat in 9Dio feline
Ota6t, aud tein Geto; CUR Wteoerernen1
nrlna oes alien Bourbpuen uno QSapier=
16ninblers Bill 2luen gum 0onberneur
t0nnte man Oaber, Denn IonIt NIes in
Sronung mare, fbon Elm Muge 5uorlden.
9lber Der SiSegouperneur beitBt betrd6ts
li6e Oia6t; ais 8oritber oes Stats
1euats bat er ben uStt1enti6eto" BET
Stimmeuelei6beit; faaen IN iener &Dr=
peri6aft 3. .. glei6 Diele Sttmmen fit
urb gegen Elm Genperen5geieB, 10 Iiegt
bic Guti1eibung in Der 0ano oes Gt5es
@ouDelneurS.
9lln lift aber Der bon Der oemofrati@
i6en Transformation in Columbus
fir otefes Nmt aufgelteIIte Ranoioat einer
Der miitbtgiten unO perrufeniten Gempe>
ren3zS9reier i'm ganaen Ganoe. Gam
GareD bat als iol6er 1oaar elmer v%natto>
nalen" Guf. 9enn ais i'm Dor einigen
Sabren @ottes Corn in ben @on9reB
fiibrte, fpeftatelte uno frafeblte er AUDI
bort fir feline mabntDiBigen Semperenaz
Soeen uno mari ii6 gum SberanfIbrer
aler, Semperen5fanatitcr i'll ben Ser.
Staaten auf.
Son Sauie aus Semofrat, fptelte er
ipGter ben vllnab6Gngigen" uno ben vNr>
beiters&potel"; oann i6tpdrmte ct fur
WaiiersSruOer greeleD euolt6 i6lOB er
ft1 Der Oemotratil6en Bartet pieoer on
llnD bate ais unDerbeilerlt9er Nemters
idger aud sIei6 Die Sre6beit, ii6 BET ibr
um zines Der b06lten Qemter 81 betper>
ben. Gr lit ni6t nur Scmperen3Ier, lons
bern aud ebenio miitbenoer Yapier>
i6minoler, uno liberties lit er gegen>
tpdrttg in Cincinnati in cinen iibelrie0ens
ben 8roaeB Deripidelt. Oas genirte aber
einen 70 sroBen @eilt uno ielne Sreuuoe
bur6aus ni1t, obslei6 it3 in oerYerlon
be5 0errn t6unt eth a~dtungsnertber uno
f%reiiinniger Wtann I'M oaslelbe Alnt be-
marb. .
Sim 8orabeno ser Contention teIes
erapbirte 3err 0aafe bonn oemotratl@
13en v@incInnatt 0Olfsfreuno" bon 90
lumbus aus al ietn BIatt:
Scr Ranpi Suii6en Gam, 9unt unb Sam.
@arep nm bic Eanotoutur lGr oaS Amt pes St6e>
@ouperneurs piro j~eOeniaus iebr lebbaft lem.
@arep bat etnen iebr felten JtIGbalt an ben %ano@
leutt1, Die er our9 bic @lattSin9t9teit, wo1ttt ct
lle uberrebet bat, oaB Dos 8aterlonO uur Ourb bic
Als9ooe pom elmer Wtalle @leenbafS 9erettet
1uerOen Tonne, be5auberte. Sam. 0unt lptrb lez
BOD lebr ltarf uom ben Oetegaten pom 6amilton
eonntD oelur1portet, un6 penn b~telelbel it'd ent@
l9ltsBsI, ooB lie ibn BADEN pollen, 10 weroen lie
i'm 9stOntnlen. 90 ulel i9eint bereits au9emeil
5u9e1taloen gu merDeu: aQe tnteuiaenten D(Guner
Der Rartsi furdten ii9 oauor, Garep's 9tamen
anf oas &tdet 51 iesen, ba er ais Elm alter
Sc mperen5reDner unD Elm miitbenber
gSmftattOnit" betunnt it, mnb Der
Rro5eB. Der 9eseH tbn in Der SonauSa>guz
Die Sa9en in bieier SeSiebuns lteben m0oen,
trGst it9erIi6 ni6t OaSu bel, ibm bic @tomtuotior
Su Deri9uien. Ntan beiir6tet, OaB bic sem o.
trGt1e. wsnn @Grep eui baa GtGet
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-22
aie sempfratte BON ohio.

Oas am II. SUM- BON Dem OemOfratiz
fbsn @onDent 0eS Staates Ohio onges
ilommene 9rogramm 1T etn ieItiames
0emenaIeI lebr gutter unb febr i1le9Ier
2sbren. 0ur6ans gut lit, mas IS iber
ben vRir6enftreit," ben p@ultlrtalnP1f,"
- ooer, um es eiufa6er uno oel1slIger
oussuoriiden, iiber Die SrGge Der Solt5>
16ulen iagt; ebenlo 0as, mas IS noer
bic Gemperen3frage iagt. Oage9en ut N
@runb ltnb 8ooen i6le6t Hno nertDertz
LID, mas es iber bic Raptergelotrage
lagt. ga bis isst bon ben bret bier erS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-22
N9ochcnfliche Bllinois Sfaafs-B eifuna.

aeuonife gGab made, bas lit mad nnisz
ret 1leber3elsu1g Die Jtidtuug, III nelS
der Die 20iung oer uio3ialen Tra9e" ge1
iu6t ueroen ntrB. 9teie 90lullg tpltroe
ni0t IN cinem miitbenoen Gernt0tungSs
fanpf atpiIden &apital ,lb Arbeit bette
ben, fonbern III ibrer GeriObnuug our6
Die @rfenutniB, DaB lie beioe chamber
unentbe6rlt0 ltno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-22
9as bIe0ernc spbuaefes.

Sn Der 3ufunftsrelieton Der Gomn1u1
ntlten (oDer So3iaIbemofraten, = eS
tommt auf ben ytamen nt6t piel alD
ipielt cine groBe 9toue 6as io9enannte
veberne 2obngeleb", pel0eS Der NeIie
gIOnsltifter &aiiGue in ieinem rOneneH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-22
&te6er's 8GanSGure.

&uf ibren Gio BADEN 5err unS Trau
Wfoultou tms Sf%anoalpro5eB folgenDss
auSgeIagt:
geeber iagte uns i'm Sabr 1871, er babe in Iets
mem Stuoir5imnler ELL Gtit, Da5 CT eiuuebnleu
Iperoe, IallS lein nit Srau 2Ilton besangsnea 8ere
breaeH aH's $ibt fppIRe; III eIHer 4bpIpsrGpbsHs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-22

Der Bretstartf Der neuen Etllte fIr
9epei6en lou Dieier Sage befarnt 9ez
ma9t tperbeu. !0offsntli0 perOen Dem
Yubltfum aus Der 9%erlteuung oieier
peitere1 &abelperbinoung Die Gortbeile,
Die man tbm in9Iusli9t lIeate, aud Uirfz
LID erip0Gien.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-13
THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

A,rui1ned Daniel Ulrich, on the charge Of
Sembezzlement, and, as usual, pleaded not
guilty.
Michael McNamara, for murder, on motion
of acting Attorney General his case was in.
definitely postponed, and as Michael appeared
in Court barefooted, Judge Atocha ordered the
Sheriff to procure pair of brogans for the
prisoner.
Kinch Malone, sentenced by Judge Atocha
so fifteen years hard labor in the State Peni-
Tertiary, was also presented with new pair
pf shoes, to keep his feet warm on his excur-
sion up to Baton Rouge.
The following informations were filed by
the District Attorney: Randolph Koerner,
for grand larceny; Chas. Moore and Felix
Green, for breaking and entering house in
the night time with intent to steal; Thomas
eGaskell, embezzlement Geo. Brown, Geo.
Murphy and Patrick Walshe grand larceny.
THE DOCKET FOR TO-DAY:
George Fritz alias Fry, four indictments
for forgery Alice Mathews, embezzlement
Miles Pugh, Louis Johnson, Robert Williams,
r,bbery
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-13

The last hit at that most respectable print,
the Francois, of Paris, appears in the Erene-
gnent, which describes the following occur
renee: A fashionable dramatic author and
novelist lately called at the Office of the Fran
cais to inqaire the fate Of q teuilleton he had
submitted to the editor. As this gentleman
had received him very kindly the first time
he called, he was much surprised to find
himself greeted with much GOODNESS by one
of the staff, who had been desired to return
him the manuscript in question. "Then my
novel has not given satisfaction" exclaimed
the astonished author. II don't know that
exactly" was the answer, "but I am in
rstructed to call your attention to this passage
in the thirty-seventh page" And the author
read as follows: "Here he was seized with
AN irresistible tendency to slumber. Was it
surprising? He had just perused two col
umns of the Francois" The rejected con-
trlbutor asked no more questions, but disap-
peared in a paroxysm Of irreverent Laughter
to dispose of his manuscript in a quarter
where the present passage is regarded with
more indulgence.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-13
THE CITY.
From our Evening Edition of Yesterday

From our Evening Edition of Yesterday
DIED FROM SuFFocAT1oN.-A colored wo
man named Mary Jane Robinson, aged about
IL years, and native of Louisiana, died from
sufocation in her room, at the residence Of
Mr.. Palmes, No. 341 Magazine street. where
she was employed as servant. 1t appears
that the woman had been ironing Sunday
night, and brought furnace containing 9
small charcoal fire into her room and placed
it in the middle of the floor, as it was very
cold, and went to Sleep leaving the fire burn
ing and never to wake up again. Coroner
Chastant held an inquest, and the jury re-
turned verdict in accordance with the above
facts
INSANITY. Gertrude Drone, a German wo-
man, was brought into the Fifth Precinct Sta
ton, at half-past o'clock last evening, from
the corner of Piety and Morales street, by
Patrolman Ferrand, on charge OF insanity.
BATTERED Court Officer Boyle at 9 o'clock
Yesterday morning arrested one Michael Han
ley, on warrant, at the corner of Rousseau
and Soraparu streets, and waltzed him into
the Sixth Precinct Station, on charge of
having committed an assault and battery on
one Henry Long with intent to commit a
murder.
BUGGY SMASHED half-past o'clock
last evening, while Mr.. j. B. West was on his
way home in his buggy, he was overtaken at
the corner of Magazine and Cadiz streets, by
car No. 8 Of the upper Magazine line, driven
sby Julien Ulrich, who drove his car over and
completely destroyed the buggy. Mr.. West
and the horse escaped uninjured.
SCISSORS FoUND.-One half gross of scis-
-sors was found yesterday afternoon by one
eof the detectives, which the owner can re-
cover by calling at the Chief of Detectives
Office and proving property.
CUrTNG.-About II o'clock last night, q
difficulty took place at the corner Of Marigny
and Levee streets, between two men named
William Brookman and John Malone, which
resulted in the formers being cut and
severely wounded in the breast by the latter,
who was arrested and locked up in the Fifth
Precinct Station.
HOMELESS AND SICK.-A man named Abra-
ham Murrell, aged "a years, and . native Of
New York. and a man named Patrick Lynch,
80 years of age, and native of Ireland, were
both sent to the Charity Hospital at half-past
5 o'clock last evening, from on board the
steamer Bertha, where they were found lying
in sick and destitute condition.
To BE PARDoNED.-Sam Williams is to be
pardoned by Kellogg to-day, on petition
signed by number of citizens.
EcAEs' CoURT.-Chas. Evans was arraigned
before the bar of this court, this morning, for
having assaulted Mrs. Hasse with intent to
kill. Evans was placed under bonds Of two
hundred dollars, to await developments as to
the condition of Mrs. Hasse
John Williams, colored, was shot and badly
wounded some time ago, by Jacob Haenchen,
in the hand and stomach, at a barrel-house, on
Canal street, near Wells.
As some Of the principal witnesses were
absent, the case was postponed, till Thursday,
to give them opportunity to appear.
No other cases Of importance were tried
this morning.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-13
The Maltese Not Cats but People.

The recent increase Of mortality in Malta
has attracted attention to the sanitary condi-
ton of that island, and according to the
lancet the Commission which was appointed
by the Governor to inquire into the matter
has disclosed in its report condition OF
things which could scarcely be rivaled even at
Over Darwin. One Of the noticeable pecu-
iarities of the island is the density of its
population. The Maltese scarcely ever emil
CRATE, and, as early marriages are general
among the lower classes, it is easy to UNDER
stand how Malta, with an area Of ninety-tive
square miles, possesses population which
has no parallel elsewhere in Europe; it num-
bers one thousand three hundred and nine
persons to every square mile Of surface, exclu-
sive of garrison, feet and trading vessels a
density very nearly three times that of Bel
GUM, the most thickly populated area on the
Continent The people are sunk in the most
wretched poverty, and inhabit houses, or
rather cellars, which are clamp, dark and
Ell-ventilated." To alleviate the condition Of
this squalid and crowded island it might be
expected that there would be some attempt
made to provide decent sanitary arrangements.
On the contrary, however, the Commissioners
assert that no proper system of drainage exists
Foul cesspools abound; the villages and
towns are as good as answered; the atmos-
.phere of some places is SO charged with sewer
semanations that all silver articles speedily be-
come blackened."
OF course typhoid and other fevers reign
-Sunroma
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-13

In Sacramento one day the people were
puzzled and amused at seeing the police COM
pei every Chinaman to stop and show the bot
toms Of his. feet The officers would hold up
the foot, after the manner Of q horseshoer,
and critically examine the sole Of the shoe.
The explanation was that . shoe-store had
been robbed by Chinese burglars, and the
dealers stamp was on all Of the stolen goods.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-13

DENTISTRY.
nR z. TELLE,
DENTIST,
L. permanently located at
263 Canal Street, Corner Of MaraIs.
ms eod3m
hR J. A. DE HART, DENTIST,
Has removed to
1SS...............Canal Street ......1SS
Second door from Varieties Theatre)
He de6es competition in either workmanship .
prices n99 On
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-13

It is said that sixty different nations now
burn American Kerosene. Germany, in 1873,
consumed So, 116773 gallons, at cost OF
$11, 1859, ISL: Belgium, 22,616,55O gallons,
costing SIS, 1877, 408; England, $4,000, 900
worth, and Ireland about 81, 341, 765 worth.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-13

NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE,
Trains depart and arrive as follows:
From Calliope Street Depet.)
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express. 100 A. NJ. Express. 13O P. M.
Mail $500. 500 P. NJ. Mail. 49,. 11:15 A. NJ.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to st.
Louis, Chicago and Louisville
Only one change of sleeping cars to Eastern
cities.
Tickets for sale and information given 1T "a
Camp street, corner Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Agent.
E. D. FROST, Gent Manager. sp19.
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ID M & B. j. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS IN
NEW FURNITURE.

Office AfmOry Hall, 81 Camp Street.
Tri-weekly sales Of every description Of household
furniture, mirrors pianos carpets, mattresses ETC..
ETC.. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at auc-
ton room, No 80 Camp street, commencing at II
o'clock.
Semi weekly sales of horses, mules buggies. car
riages ETC.! etc. at sales stables corner Of Gravier
and Baronne streets, on Wednesdays and Saturdays,
commencing at II o'clock A. M.
Out door sales Of every description promptly at
tended to.
Special attention paid to the sales of Real Estate
and Stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock to- Of new furniture
rooms, Amory Hall, 81 Camp street
Being the largest and oldest establishment of the
kind in the South they solicit portion of the public
patronage both in their line as auctioneers and deal
ers in furniture ja1 1y
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RAILROADS.
MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD
The ONLY LINE TO ST. LOUIS WITHOUT
CHANGE.

Pullman Palace Sleeping and Drawing Room
Cars leave depot, foot Of Canal street, every day
at Ais P. NJ, and run through to st. Louis without
change via New Orleans and Mobile, Mobile and
Ohio and st. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroads
reaching st. Louis one hour in advance Of q
other routes.
Close connection is also made with Louisville
line at Humboldt for Louisville, Cincinnati and IL
Eastern cities. For through tickets and sleeping
car berths inquire at the new Ticket and Passen.
ger Office, Mobile and Ohio Railroad, So Oamr
street, New Orleans.
s29 tt VIM. BE DELL, Agent,