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DIR. Scllemelk's Standard Remedies.
The standard remedies for Ill diseasea Of the uuxs
echenok's Pumoalo syrup bcheneks ses Weed Touios
and schsncks Mandsato Pulls. and. II sskon befoss thu
lungs ats deairoysd, speety cura IL slIeessd.
To thess thrse medicines us. j. Il. sehsuet. Of Pha
dstphls hla unrrssd in tho trsstsat Of
pulmonary diseases.
The pulmonio Syrup tpsns tho morbid mattcr In tho
lungs; nature ihEows by sapsoloatlou. fur
whom thu phiegra matter bs rips s!tght cough Will
thruw o thu patient has resi- aud ths langs bsxtn 10
heal.
ro cnabis tbs pa!monIe SSrup to do this. 6ehsucka
Mandrake Pulls and Scieaets S0A Who'd Tonu muat b2
ffosly ussd cleanse tho stomach aad rfr 6ch4ncaa
asndtaks PhIs act the lvsE removing all obst1ue-
tous rrIss thu gail bladder tho bls starts tre%Iy, And
tho liver IL soon selihseds
bohsuot's heA Wesd Tons II I xsntls stimuiant spi
sltsrA,s, tho alka!l Of which It IL eompo4sd uaes with
tue Eoo sud pssssus sou1nE Il at4ist4 tho digestion W
toaln& up Tbs stomach In healthy condition, " that hu
fooa and thu i''ento syrp will uats good blSod sssu
the lungs heal and tho patient will suEsy get xu
II t4kon 10 pressat fsssh sold.
All Nu wish ia consult Dr. Echsack. 4Ithss personally
b. letter. do u hs principal oncs, corner OF
SiIth and Atch.sta.. PhiIAdelphIa. srory Mondsy.
ScheHeks medicines sold BY Ill drusgsts through.
nut tue GGHatEy.
, 1875-03-02

came of hero today. both parties, Democratic
aud Republican, nominating straight tickess and
putting the very best mon In tho fleld. All day
long every inch Of ground was contestcd, and
the result was tho complete suocess Of tho entire
Democratic ticket by about 200 majority. ThEr-
teen hundred votes wero polfed, tho very largest
Toto ersr cast in tho city. Donarcs, tnuaio,
snecches. eso., are tho order of the evening.
Tho following Is tho successful ticket: John j.
tlo',fnoy: Mavor; Walter l. Hayes, golicitor;
Inc CITY Of Lyons elected G. Ii. Baldwin,
, 1875-03-02

NOTICE..

We, tho unaorsgnod business mon OF the
City OF Colreyvllie, Montgomery County,
Kanaas. horeby Riyo notice to tho Wholesale
merchants OF Kansas City. Leavenworth. st.
Louis, Chicago ind other oitiaa, that wo will
not honor any draft drawn through or pay
able at tho banking house ct NOAH EBY
d CO., OF this City.
Ford 4 Lank. II. II. Isham,
a. J. Eyarts, Wellt Broa.,
Il. q. Crowell & Co.. John Fleming,
barron, ,Darudollar 4 Co. Head Bros,
ChaR. Hoffman, J.. IeEklps,
Bunny 4 Allen, UphaM BroA,
E. g. Eldrid4o.
CosE1yynIK, Nouixa.ae1y Co., kan., Eah. Is, Isi&
, 1875-03-02
At SPRINGFIELD, q.

1bee1d1 7HsbdEta ID 7Ht Ehle4d0 1f7bUNf,
BPniSoYlELD, O., March 1.-The round.houso
Of tho Ciucinnzti, snudusky l. Cleveland l,a,l-
road, having capacity for sixteen locomotives.
burned thus morning At Z O'Clock. The .i1e broke
known. Five locomotives buracd III Tic build
ng. Tho 1nachine-shop attachod containing =
stationary engine and other machinery, vas also
burned. Losa variouAly csttmased at from
$5oOo0 TO $40. COO. Insurance, 81, $40 on build
tng. 1t IL not known here how 1nn: III insurance
hnla In BAndusky,
, 1875-03-02


6pketat Dsspatch to 1hs thfeaoo Tribune.
LAssINa, Aich., March 1.-Match MAS usherel
In With tho most binding suow-e.ortn Of tho
season. phmlss aud other summer birds ma de-
their appearance ; few days ago, but arc buried
IN banks oyor feet deat, On lerel. The moru-
delayed.
Sptetai Dtspaleh to Ths cAieoQv Trfbu,s,
uRASn HAVEN, Mich., March 1.-Auother
eold. piercing suow and mind storm prevailed
aers yesterday and last night, with wlud fton
tha eAst sud northeast, mud reachlug : maximum
Velocity of ~ miles pes hour. Ths Miclugau
Lake Shore llaitsoAd ii blockatled, and no trains
e8e running. Tho morning train on the Detroit
y milwaukee, LEFT on ttns for Detroit, but had
20 1oturu. The suow u packed hard on tho
tfack like sssld. A train on tho aamo ROAD to-
night was delayed seyeral hours.
Srfetas 1tspafsh 70 TAs Chicago Ty5ouu<,
EAsF sAaIsAw, Mich. March 1.-Aarcl comes
!n Ass . raging hon. A perfect gallo, accou1-
panied by one Ut the hesyleat suuW. .atotms at
the season. laa proyiaioA Ill day, .iuterruutinc
railroad travel and causing IN Lmost total sus.
, 1875-03-02
OUTSIDE REPORTS.

Special Dispateh 10 TAs Chieues 7tfbnn&.
KAaKAxEE, ILL.,, March la raiu.ssosm got In
laat evening from tho northeast accompanied BY
fsoszfng atmosphere, which congealol tho
drops ~ they felt. This morning tho lanlacapo
wss mass Of gli!tsrlng ice, and tho treoa arc
weighed down with their burden. It has grown
colder, esl4 q anow-storm plevalls this evening
6ptetat Uspa&th tn TIE Ci,taoo 3ttbu,.s,
anything but l. lamb-lke mauner here. A cold
aud chilling rain has boon falling nearly al day,
and 1t y now snowiug hard. With every prospect
OF lasting throughout tho nlght.
Special Y1spateh t. IAs tA,easp Tribune.
oTTAwA ILL.,, March la heavy Huow.storm
has prevailed With but httlo interruption for tho
last twonty-ious hours.
, 1875-03-02
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YonK, hhrch 1.-Arrivcd, steamships
Denmark. from London Celtic, from Liver
pool.
L.vEnroot. March Tho steamship Abys.
sinsa, from Now York, has Atrivcd,
IAN FRANc1sco. March 1.--Iho Pacific Maif
stoanler Alaska sailed this Afternoon for Hung
Kong via Yokohama.
NEW fong, Mnrch 1.-The steamship franco,
for 1iyerpool, which wcut aatluto OIL tho outer
middle taz yesterday. got of early this lnorulug,
, 1875-03-02

fH'AnELrA1A, March l.-0eo1so ". flamley's
paper.box factory, at Fourth aud branch streots,
WAS burned thla morning. The loss on building
is $50 900, partly insured. The loss on stock Is
&i0.00u, partly insured. Three hundred girls arc
thrown out Of employment by the ,za. Tho fall
shocmaker's paint and plattrglass wasehousc.
Adlolhiug, Mha considerably damaged By water.
, 1875-03-02

Sixeidi DtspaseA to 7A< f&ta:so 1rituas.
WANATAH, Ind, March t.-Withln tho last few
days woman living In shis place hss bfokeu out
with soses all oyor her body, and her hair has
become tangled And matted, 70 much 10 that 1t
IL utterly impossible to atrstKhten Or coulb It.
The people ara grsatly excited with the beliof
that she IL = witch. Her husband owing to Aer
strange Aclions towards him, hiss joined in the
strspEe bsl,of. sud threats arc loudly made Of
klllipg her, IS II u feared Aes disease IL consa-
EipHk,
, 1875-03-02

"Nrn" TAnn, Mrs.. Rouspy's advance agent,
h At the Palmer.
uuxLEY will not again ba q candidate fol the
Rectozal chair Of Aberdeen University.
Wt11nA Hzsnr Du77os, Jr, proprietor OF tho
Boston Transcript, died on Sunday night.
Mr. 3. Rosfu1us CuAMnEas has bcou appoint.
ID doorkeepes by his follow Grand Jurors.
L. BARR Of Indianapolis, = roll-nill cmployc,
has lifted LATE pounds. Uo II foat high and
Ncsrs hia hair abort,
En8land's Commissioner to tho Philadelphia
Centennial Is P. CuNL1yrE Owen, Director Of tue
8outh Kensiugton Museum.
The parsisana Of BEEcnEn fall back on "tle
purity Of tho BEEcukn family" Ar u!ustrutcl
in tho foul k1Ander on tho dead and lofensoloas
UYaoN?
Gen. FRANK DLA1h's health Ia not improving,
His friends say that unlcss change for the
better occurs very soon, they arc prepared for
tho worRt.
The frat child ohrlatenod in st. paul's Cathe-
dral, London, In III years WAS tho tnfaut grand
child OF Bishop p1ERs C1AuquToN, ArchdeAcou
Of London.
Ths present Grand Jury Is noads up largely Of
"ths b'hoys." Now Ia tho tsue Tor them to vim
dicase their c1asH- Tho oyss Of all tho otAcr
"b'hoya" arc upon them
Tok Huaurs, authot Of ''Tom Brown at Rug
by" In writing up his old friond Canon K1sos-
LET, whom he Gala "rarson Lot" This title
would Involve Mrs. KINGSLEY In pretty pickle.
Tho WooDuu11 lecsurod at Ypsilanu tho oshor
day. Bono 400 students came down from Ann
Arbor with tin horns to sercnade her md bronx
up tho meeting, but after studying tho 0rangora
preaent they thought better Of it.
, 1875-03-02
GALVESTON MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

New oRLEaSs, March l.-The Galveston nu-
nicipal election pa.ssod OF quietly. n. l.. Full
ton, Democrat. WAS elected Mayor by 5000 ma
loElty. All tho Democratic nominees for Alder
uasu we're elected " overwhelming nsio1it.ps.
, 1875-03-02
THE WISCONSIN POULTRY SHOW.

- Hpss's3s V'spHteH ~ 1Ha 0Fs9eHtV 1F1UH'Ks
AlLwAukEx. lafch Tito ponatEy show TO-
Day wAs largely attended. There IL nothing new
to record, further than that the awards have
been duly completed, and tho exhibition is said
to be success.
, 1875-03-02
IOWA 9MUniC!PAL ELECTIONS.

SDtf11l Ulspafth q IAs CHita9e 1flbunt.
CLINTON, H., March 1.-The most Letly co1l-
tested election thst sysg VIA known in this clty
, 1875-03-02

sutesd'Dfspaseh to The Chicago Tribune.
Fl. WAYNE, Ind, March 1.-Last night heavy
storm Of snow aud sleet began, which has con.
tinued for most Of the dhy. Trains on the Jack.
son l. Saginaw and Grand Rnplds Railroads arc
considerably delayed. All Of tho freight and
aomc OF the passenger trains On the above roads
Aavo beAu abandoned.
CINCINNATI, March 1.-Tho Gaxette's #. WaYpo
special aays sleet-stor1n prevailed there iii
night and to-day, obtaining railroad trains con-
aiderabiy. Reports from Abovo Fl. Wayne giye
accounts Of heavy snow averaging y feet in
depth. The Grand River Valley and Jackson,
Lansing l. Saginaw NoaJh haye been uuablo to
atari trains. Tho Fort Wayne d Jackson TOAD
has with difficulty got tho mail trains over Tie
road. making no attempt to run!othcgH. Their
expreaB trains each way Tonight have been aban-
doued. aud. uncRs the storm ceascA, they viii
probably got nothing through Tomorrow.
, 1875-03-02

1s** 0s9ssNNVFsR0sV &eFt"ts
4 recent issua of tha Montreal Ni!aess says !
IA box add1essed to tbs lion. u. Dassau]ea AZ
rived 1t the Custom. House. aud MSS opened in
, 1875-03-02

WAsuiSoTpy, March 4.-For tho Northwest
and Upper Lakos, aud thcnce to Missouri, rising
barometer, cold generally, clear weather, and
hortherly winds.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1875-03-02

Special DspateA to The CHICAGO Tribune,
MADISON, Via. March Ia light snow fell
last night, and u cold and strong north wind
Inns boon drifting 1t to-day, sggrsvattng tue
nnow.blockado OF railroads by yetteEday's Wind
There aro no trains from other way on tho Chi.
cage L Northyestern Railroad to-day. Traius
on tho MllwAuien L. Prair1e t1u Chien Road came
aud went yia NAtestown.
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Time. L'aF. 1hr| HH. 'rfnd. ,i.a,n H1htr.
6:s3 :. tns964 90 70IN. L.. tr1Hk... .0a,.Thrt'g.
ll:lH :. m. M.c9' ~ l00N brisk .... III 1now
2!D r. IN. ~ G1 lbl 81 n, brisk. Ill SNOW
s:59 p. n.lao.I3 16| 83lN, br!sk..... 10l 1t snou
9:o9 p NJ. e.96, III elIN. trkE.... .... 1t sno,s
lo:lH p n.30.93l III 61lN., brisk..... 01,Cloudy.
Maximum Thermometer. ~ !: 1ntnimuua, ID.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1875-03-02

- - MToLE EEIANEUU8.
Sptciu' Dtsrateh to Tks Chkaao 1fituat.
kkw yoAK, March little New Jsssey Mid
land lls,lroad has becn forced into tho handa OF
Receiver, and sho whole line Of which Il wAs I
link may bs said to be bankrupt.
, 1875-03-02

pension OF bue[ness On tho Jackson. Lansing
& Hagnaw loaf no tnAils have arrived, the train
duo At noou being several hours late. No Dc
troit malls ate received, mud but one train. with
q enow-p!on and thrce locomotiyea, has gone
cast oyor tho Flint d pere Marquette. Trains
wcst OIL this road hayo bcen generally an tltnc.
Tho enow ia drifting badly. Weather very cold.
DErnolr, Mich, March 1.-Tho most aeyers
accompanied by = heavy aast wtnd. The snow,
which continued falling during tho night, chang.
Cd TO fno aleet this morning. and continued
during tho day, With no prospect Of abssemont.
lower portion Of tho Slate to nuch An e1tant ~
to almost. and on hono railroads ~ to entirely,
prevent the running Of traiun. The mail
and day exptosn on the Michigan Central arrived
bcon abandoned with the exception Of an OK.
preas each way Tonight. which will make All as-
Tempt to got through. The Detroit L milwaukee,
S syS % ssss sn'fs e Srss 81 H. y s v svSs sss as
TSo only tram wLie Kit ( arsud Naiids 1'o"; on
that road this forcno0N Was compelled
10 return, being unable to got through
.ho Bnow drifts, Trains on tic
Flint 4 1,ore Marquette Hallway between tll,a
with but 1itt1o chance Of getting through to-
night. no train having arrived It East Kagtnau
over that road to-day. Trains OIL tho northern
division Of that road, between East Bagi-
tllo storm not having extended north Of
tho latter place. There is no SNOW
II need City or Ludington today. Trains
on tho Chicago / Michigan Lake Hhofe between
Kalamazoo aud Muskegon. ato entirely suHpeud-
ed. TrAns on Tho Grand Trunk, between this
city aud Port Huron, aro fou to five hours 1ato.
with tho prorncct Of trains tonight being can.
cclcd. Although the anow has not fallen to q
depth Of over inches. tho iluo aloot, which has
fhl[en to depth Of shout inches. llas impedcd
railroad travel throughout tho State.
, 1875-03-02
RAILROAD NEWS.
THE WAR.


The conflict between, tie baltimore K Ohio and
PcnnBylrania Railroads stlll continues to 10 btt-
ter. Tho Baltimore Ohio is making every DOS
siblo exertion to beat ita antagonist, md circr,.
lars are sent all ovor tho West asking people to
buy tickets 1t tho reduced rates. Ia the Penn
ayivhnia Railroad 1nn not yet made d reduction
from this city the fight is htil one-etded. It Ia
expected, however, that this Company wilt also
reduce in u fov days. Tho main Fight, however,
Ia being mado from the East to tic Vest. Tho
Pennsylvania 1eailroad has made another reduce
ton Of passenger rates to Western points not
reached By tho Baltimore l. Ohio. Tho faro from
Baltimore to Cleveland nau reduced to e10.40 ;
Columbus to 20: Denver to aG6; Dayton to Sl0 !;
indianapolis 10 a11; kauaas City to {2G Ls-
fayctie 70 Sl!, at'd i'askcsaburg to IS.
In order to further compesc with their rivals
tho Now York trunk lines Lavo rpado IN add-
lonal reduction, and they ordered tlcir freight
agents last baturday to rotuca tho rates on nirup
and lnoasees to the basis OF 90 cents per 100
pounds to Chicago. 1t Is o1pcc.ed that In day
" two all clasacB Of bpeciat freight will ba
placed on tho hame basis, aud reduction will
also be made from tho rates for tho first, second.
third, and fourth clAsH frcightB. Tho conflict
kctwcGp tho nval lines hns also extended to
what IL known as tho Piedmont AIRLINE to
Florida aud tho Sotith. Heretofore tho rates
hare been 531.5n from New York to Jacksop-
vile. Fln., with tho same fato back, making f7G,
and tho traveller nd the choice OF travelling by the
Baltimore b Ohio Road, or tho Baltimore 4 po-
tonac Road. From the time when tho war be-
gan. tbo former road has been entirely excluded
py the PennBylYania Road from participation In
this class Of huainebs. and the rates have been
reduced to ESQ for an excursion ticket to Jack
Bonyile and back, = reduction Of 32J.
, 1875-03-02

CHICAGO, 6AKVILlE Z VlHEENNES.
JOLIET. March 1.-The lawyers IN both ailea
In the case Of Ossoole VS.. Tho Chicago, Danyille
d yincennes l;ailsoad Company appeared iu
Court tbin morning. but, Is Was e1pected after
tho complete expose mAdo Of the Compauy'H
management ia sundays TnlbuNE, counsel ios
tbs defendant did not mako - Argument iu favor
OF theIf motion for , removal OF tho Receivers.
In len Of thih tlloy filed demurrer to complain.
ants bill, Which Will 10 argued tomorrow after
unau, 80 -
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, March IS Field Marshal Sir VIM
Nay nard Comm Colonel of the Coldstrean
Guards and Constable Of the Tower, died
Yesterday, aged ninety-one He was Quarter
Master General with Wellington at Waterloo
and G ,mm 4nderi n-Chief Of India in 1850
PARIS, March 16.-L Uniu7se reports that
Gen Cabrera has abandoned the cause Of Don
Carlos and as made convention with the
Atonsista. The Carli5ts now denoUnce him
as traitor.
PARIs, March 1G.-L Universe publishes the
text of an address which, it says, Gen
Cabrer, has issued to the Carlists and which
he will Immediately dispatch from Paris. In
the paper, Gen. Cabrera announces his re-
cogntlon Of Alfonso as King Of Spain. He
. ints to the countr,'5 need Of peace and
appeals TO the patriotism Of the Car!ist5 to
ii continue a struggle hopeless from cause
which he retrains from revealing. A con
ven ton between Cabrera and the Altonsists
~ also published.
BY its terms the Clrlist towns, districts
and provinces submitting within month.
may retain the especial and local privileges
hey enjoyed before the war, and any appoint
nent OF d Christ to a civil or military office
which has been approved or may eman ste
rom Cabrera. will be accepted and confirmed
~ the Alfonsists. TO these reports is added
me that a C,rlist proclamation has appeared
lenoanc.ng Gen. Cabrera ~ a traItoro
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
PDSrS FINANCIAL ARTICIE.

NEw YORK, March 1G.-The Posts financial
says The Wall street markets are lower to
day for speculative shares aud tirmer for gold
with foreign exchange demor4lizei and ruling
rates which show a tempting profit in the i'm
poration Of gold. In general business there
is no change. signs OF Improvement being
visible on Al sides.
Gold opened ~ lie; sold az llJS. ana has
since sold AT llG"llG! cash. q I'D is easier
than yester''a, IRE rates paid by borrowers
have been l32G1S-Gl and l-Gl per day and . n
) and . { cent per annnm. loans have also
been ma lie tlst. F@reiga Exchange has been
marked down by leading bankers to 800
80, With sales as low 1eGsf SIo Cable
transfers have sold at ( 81
In the local money market call Yoans have
ruled at 3r' per cent. with BIO, per cen. MS
the suI1ng qlotati0n. Prime IL efcantle D tper
~ u" per cent. Governments are steady
to s'rOng State bonds were dull and steady
vt the board speculative shares opened either
or slightly .os ey than vest. zCay' ;
prices.
Unit! 80 o'clock the market was heavy,
and prices declined .E.l per cent, the latter
n L mon Pacific Sn"e that time there has
been a recovelp Of IL and with the ezcep-
ION Of C4ion Pactn., which is w4thn /.
)rlces are at the highest.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
THE OlTY.

| ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING C;ayatano Anastic
an Italian, about thirty years old, went out
hunting at / o'clock last evening near Camp
Chalmeffe, an accidentally shot himselfin the
arm, intlicting a serious wound. The sufferer,
was taken to tie Charity Hospital.
SMALL FIRE -About S:45 o'clock last.
night, fire broke out in the two-story frame
| house on Daiord street, between Clara and
Willow str cts, Owned by Frank Foucher and
occupied by EmiHne Wilson. The fire origi-
mated in the front room on the lower hoor
Amount of damages $3.50, covered by in
| sur snce. Il is supposed to have been the
work OF an ncendiarv, as there was an at
tempt made to set tie same house on FIRE
night before last, At about 1890 The alarm
was turned ia by OF .er Glven, from box No
81 corner Magnolia and Erato streets. The
1iremen being promptly on hand. as usual
large conAi3ration was prevented.
From YESTERDAY Evening Edition
An AFFRAY ON SHIrDoARD This morning a.
ocio k rencontre took place on board the
steamer St. Mary, between the second mate,
John ii. Road, and John Smith, roust about,
which resulted in the latter being stabbed anG
very severely wounded in tie abdomen.
Road was Immediately apprehended and
lodged in the Jackson Square Station House,
and the wounded man was conveyed to the
Charity Hospital.
FIRE-Tus sday morning, between and
O'Clock, a fire occurred in a back room at the
residence OF Mr. Antoine La 1lor, No. SO st.
Phillip street, which resulted in damage to
the building of seventy-tive or eighty dollars.
NO cause Is assigned for the fire. The house
is owned by Mr.. Ferdinand
FALSE ALARMs.-There is an unknown in
dlvldual up town who takes special delight
IN selling the Fire DEPARTMENT He war
dered fortn last night and turned in false
alarm OF fire from station No. 5, and there
after a1nbled down to the engine house of No
II and turned in another
ACCESSORY Henry White was yesterday ar
rested. aud charged, on information received
by the officers making the arrest, with being
accessory to the stahbing and wounding O.
one jas. Fowler, on Sunday night.
ARRESTED Wash Johnson, the man tia!
shot Bur Bal on Sunday last, was arrested
yesterday 10y Officer Weldon, and locked w
IN the Second Precinct Station
false alarm of fire was turned in at 11:5.I
last evening fr III box 80, engine house of No.
u by some Unknown person.
Another false alarm WAS turned in from boz
D at l2:3) last A. II. The box was found
open. and secured fy the officer on the beat
1911 ~
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
WANTED.
Homes in the Country for Anxious
Hundreds.

There are present in our city hundreds Q
young men who if they had an opportunit
Of securing employment in the several dis
tricts of the State would doubtless mos
eagerly avail themselves of the opportunity
1t appears rather strange that more liberal in
ducements are not offered those who are thus
inclined to apply themselves.
| There are thousands of acres of rich lands
lying untitled, which might be utilized and
made remuneraive were the owner thereof to
rent or sell upon liberal terms to those who
are willing and even anxious to secure homes
upon such conditions.
We published an article few days ago
captioned Come South, Young Men, which
has ELECTED the subjoined communications
Our friends in the country who are anxious
to secure tenants or purchasers would doubt
lass do well to make themselves known.
New ORLEANS, March To- 1875
Dear bMletn In your evening edition of
several days ago noticed an article entitled,
'Come South, Young Men Now, sir, there
are plenty of young men here in this city who
would gladly exchange "a life of comparative
ease and dependence for one of toll and Inde-
pendence- that is, 90 to farming instead of
depending on their situation which may 1T
any day fail them, on account OF the hard
times and caprces of employers. | am of
that number but the trouble with US Is, we
have no money, and unless proprietor5 viii
sell their lands, allowing us to pay up SO
much every year, we will have to continue to
crowd this overcrowded city Of applicants for
work.
As for myself, I have a situation, and never
fear OF being without one, but prefer farming
to writing up books. | have done it before.
While | believe | can make it success, |
recognize the fact that no man can do so ex-
cept by perseverance and hard work.
| want a place either on the lake or sound
shore and pay for it as | can every year, the
owner taking mortgage unit paid up.
If you know of any land holder who wishes
to escape the burden of taxation, and at the
same time help native, say something to
that effect in your paper, and | will put in an
appearance right away. Truly yours,
Prov SHOVE.
GRETSA, March 10, 1875.
Editor of New Orleans Bulletin:
Sir-An Article appeared in your paper
March 18th calling on young men to come
South There would be no objection of farm
ers coming here, but in reference to me- !
chanics there are too many in the market al |
ready. | have lived here for the last twenty |
years, working in the capacity of a machinist,
aud | never experienced such depression in
the machine Business as at the present time
There is quite number of macLinists ont of
employment in the city. and in the small
town of Gretna there are five.
have a large family partly depending on
ne AID can't find work; | worked 1T Leelss
foundry five months ago and have dore 10 h.
ng since, and prospects in the future are not
encouraging. Please insert this in your vain
.ble paper il you deem it worthy, aud you
Will obllge. Yours respectfully,
JAMES CoLLISs.