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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08

DErRorr, MIcn, February G.--lEcnry
s. Dow, editor Of the Bay City Lamber-
mems Jo,hhd, died at the Biddle House.
in this city, last night, from the etIectA oil
an overdose Of morphine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08

PlrrsBuRan, February 6.-wheat quiet
penhsylyania and Ohio red 81 i4al 10;
white Ii isai 20. Corn dull at T2al6c, Pc.
trolcunf dulet but steady tfude " 20 %
ParkCrs; rrHhStl igSc, phnadelpAta de-
ltVefF,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08

CLEVELAND, February 6.--Wheat quiet
and unchanged. Corn lower mixed Ilci
low do zoe. Oats unchanged. Petroleum,
standard white ike; Ohio State test i2ac;
ANAL lois iN2c higher. f'-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a
Valuable Farm in Marshall County

EOtlc1 Is hereby given that We alAll, purUanl 10
lrcTsO VI the County Court for Marshall county,
WGAl Virginia, madu and OntnTUl on tho iith day
Of January lSI5, 10 cause IN ChanCeFy pending 10
Elll COuTt, wherein tic MOTchAniS' National Hank
Of West Virginia, at Wheeling, Is Complainant, and
prOcCcd 10 sell At public auction 10 thu highest and
bAt bidder, NJ tho fruit door Oi tho Court HOUSE VI
Manhall county, West Virginia,
On SATURDAY, Tho 18Th Day Of March, 1875,
Commencing At 10 o'clock a. NJ, Tho following do;
pribWl rIl estate thnl iHtO Ely; A certain tract Oi
land situate on tho waters Of lGpt.' Hun, In llo
county Of Marphall, and State Of West ViTBihiA
bounded w follows, lo-wlt lkRinnlng NJ Sl0nu IN
lane, cOriNF 10 samuel AlCn, thCnCO s. iTlSo west,
2 poles 70 stake on q nTlnC, branch Of liOsnfS
Hun; thence down said mylnU with the mUluIlOru
thereof and biplins thUr,On, M lilo POLES, u y
beech OIL the north hank Of EAM branch Of NM
thence N, a!1So wCsl II 7'l0 polua TO becchi NJ
29a west ~ 7l0 pOlgs, to white URi n, IS west,
40 poles, to stake thence N. b east Y 40
poles 10 a sugar treOi Themes n. t9Do east 10 s'lO
POLES ~ dOgWOOl; n, AZ inst ~ l0loa 70 sugar
Tree; N. a7la cast y poles " an Ignwloli N bS
east lilo poles 10 q SOnOi lhGnCO N. east "
POLES Ia stonO thGnCo n, 81 east lDla poles to
SlOuG near locust n. G2' east . POLES 10 laHO
hickory; n. EAST 7IolcsO sugar truOi thGnCON:
;b' EAST 10 poles 10 lCCCll oil tho west branch OF
BGEn Kun; thence down said branch N. NJ west
" lOlCN 10 stake, crHeT 10 land VI Thomas Todd
tollCu up hhtllcl u lhFlS Kun WIN tho lllCtll'
lrrs hrrtOi, aud bning thereon, ~ il-lO pIlCa IL
slOne; thence s. 9 west III 2.lO poles lou Htonci
tcneU $, GG1t' wlSt ~ IoIA 10 tho haco Of begin.
Hiug, containing OnU hundred anil four RcrN anl
Slxy.llvC pON, ~ tho SanO morn VI lt+S, with all
tho buildings aNl apPurtcmllctA thcrrnnlO hclOng-
Ing, ..l
'FRRMs or SALI-One-ihlnl Of tho purchase mon
Cy In cash, and tho lAlancO In twOeI6al annual ny-
mrniS, tho dllGrrOl payments II Nv scCnTId 10 tho
satisfaction VI thu Commissioners.
DANIEL PECK,
HANNIBAL FORBES,
'It Special commissioners.
FEBRUARY ., 1875, fe3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08
RAILROAD BOSDs-QuiCt,

SToCHs-Openel weak al decline Of y
70 4, chiefly in Pacific Mail, Western Union,
Rock Island, Northwestern and ohios. AZ
the second board tho market was dull aud
steady, but during the last hour stocks
were weak ind inmany instances tho lowest
quotations Of tho week were luAGe. The
largest sales were in Western Union, which
declined toT99i, closing Mt 79Is. The de-
cline in tho general list from tho hlYst
point Of the day ranged from 4 to Il per
cent, tho extreme having been in Northwest
ern, which fell of from 45% TO Az. New
York Central and Union Pacific were OK
CeptIonally firm. Tho weakness in Western
Union was due IN u decided reduction in
rates by the Atlantic 4 Pacific Telegraph
Company between New York, Albany, BOS.
ton, Washington and tho intermediate
points. Thu transactions aggregated l5l,'
600 shares, Of which 1000 were Pacific
Mail, 10000 Western Union, H,OOO North
western common, 5000 Rock Island, 5000
ST. Paul, G,OOO Eric, 25,Ot8 Lake Shore
B,OOO OhiOs and 1900 Union Pacific. 'i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08

~ H'I-''N Zach
H. Iinb, III "a ,cL
Ia Tins uf ~ .1cL
In linir III Twenty ~ MI
An, T'I an cT,ra coly to IHFson grtllnS W. I'uu'
, "y-r M ssors prices are iuyariabe., Remit at
~ "" IN Drafts or FUstOtiec Money OrlrsI and
"Iu IN nsttbcr :" there can y procured, send tho
monry IN Rigis'trh L'''''
rur ISTELIIGESCER will present daily tho
nrg. il all departments, iTull all quarters o.
ibr world, as we'll asa coulplrIe rcOnNi Of l"al
event..
rIg WEEKLY il printed on Thursday, ani can
h, Ind at the counter, In paid envelopes really
l1f mailing. U5-SRi u upg 10 dbSch Jr'fHh
ami r,iliirtI ,riih Hflri JTUll h1pN!
sIIsrI.tBEIlS.- Persons desiring u have TO
DlitY lNTILLIGRNCEE lott hBularly at lhfL
nollrnCls In tho city aud tuburlr, can ln
-N,d by leaving their ad'lruss NJ to"nHnB
l,pom, or by drop letter through The lss' once,
no CONTRIBUTORS No attention Will 10 lald
n nnnnymOus communications; every article
must bc accompanied by the wrItGTarc'I name
and address.
Ruslnnss LOllcFS for US should DO addressed
"FTsw 4 Campb0ll," and should In no case 30 ad'
dressed 10 any Individual member Of The hFm "
name,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20
Select Social Club Ball.

| ST. Joseph's night affords charming re-
LET from the monotony of Lenten time and
many greeted the occasion with feelings OF
relief Happy faces and crowds of ball
dressed lads and lassies could be seen las.
night vending their way to the various balls
given.
One of the most attractive was given at the
Exposition Hall by the Select Social Club,
with Mr.. Adolphe Bellit and other gentlemen
as the reception committee, who were equal
to the task OF extending to each and all who
attended the fullest inequalities of their fes-
tivities The hall was thronged with beauty,
and each knight seemed to vie to Guido the
other III his attentions to the fairest of the
fair.
The light fantastic was tripped until the
"wee sma hours of the morn, when the gray
dawn peeped in the windows and told the
guests of the arrival of another day Regrets
were heard on all sides that night was not
OF longer duration, and the remembrance of
last nights pleasures will be for many DAYS
treasured in the hearts of all as one of the
happiest in their lives.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20
A FALSE PROPHET.

We shall never have a2y faith in the wis
| dom OF DR.. Brown-Sei 2a"d any more. The
| idea Of any physician risking his reputation
| by predicting the departure Of Grant from
this mundane sphere in six months. Oh,
Doctor Doctor don't you knoy-did no.
body ever tell you that such men never die
at the proper time that they are like the
locusts or lice Of old, semitic plague the world
tor some wise but inscrutable purpose; that
they never drop off suddenly like good men,
but live on and on until they become very
blister upon the body polite and are then
taken off by the same inscrutable power that
sent them?
few weeks ago I drew attention to a mat
ter which carried more than possibility in its
nature. 1t was that apoplexy might at any
moment curl the third term dead upon a
white-house carpet, Uncharitable paragraph
ers in all parts Of the country poked wicked
pens at the name | gave the malady, and
were sure if Grant ever keeled with "apo-
plexy, it would be type of the disease not
likely to please John B. Cough or the indie
pendent Order Of Good Tempars. Such I'M
kindness may do very well for the amiable
gentlemen safe IN barricaded offices at home,
but there Is not writer in all Washington
who does not know that Grant makes less fuss
over sideboard than any President that ever
tipped decanter. He cleans it out in straight
forward, soldierly way, and plods off with
out particle of unnecessary bother.
However, all that is neither here nor there
to the main question Will the heavy blood
blacken and stop in the Executive
veins dropping Caesar dead in his tracks
few evenings ago prominent Congressman
called briefly upon Grant. He happened to
De accompanied by DR.. Brown Sequard- there
vas subsequent engagement the two were
o fill together.
AS a favor, said the eminent law-maker
Q the eminent pil-maker, ''make quiet
optical diagnosis of the President and tell me
What you think when we come ont"
The interview was soon concluded, and the
isitors were presently out under the stars
gain.
''Well, said the Congressman. turning to
be physician, "what do you say"
Il say, answered DR.. Brown Sequard, "that
ian must change his way Of living or die
'ithin six months. - Uashinytou Correspond
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20
THE CASE OF PINCHBACK.

There is some difference of opinion as t.
the effect which the action of the United
States Senate in postponing further consider
alton of the Pinchback case should have i,
the event OF the Wheeler arrangement being
carried out. Many persons think that il
would then be competent for the Legislature
to 60 into an election for the virtually vacant
Senatorship, but it appears to us, on refec
ton, that such an election would not be re-
cognlzed by the Senate, inasmuch as they
have not yet passed judgment on the claims
OF the aspiring brass-tack statesmao.
The positions taken by Messrs. Christiancy,
Edlnunds and Macdonald are all based upon
the proposition that there is no legal govern
therefore Pinchback's credentials do not con
stitute a Iria,a tacie ground for admission
and are but worthless piece Of paper. Mr.
Christancy said that Pinchback's credentials
were issued by government - set up and in
stalled, kept in power and imposed on tle
State by the Executive Department Of the
Federal Government, and deriving all its au-
thority from this Executive action" Messrs.
EdmGnds and Macdonald both followed
in the same line OF argument, and
when the motion TO postpone was sprung
upon the Senate by West, it was carried by
vote Of 80 to 80, several Senator's who are
known to be opposed to the admission Of
Pinchback having voted for postponement,
failed to respond when their names were
called West maneuver was avowedly made
because he feared to run the risk Of direct |
vote upon the main question, and its success,
therefore, leaves matters precisely as they
he door with his Kellogg certificate Of cleo
ion and was left out in the col J.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20

In the good old ante-bellum times, the
peculiar social characteristics, picturesque
traits and composite character Of the residents
OF Louisiana, showing as they did the impress
left upon the country by the Spanish and
French colonial regimes, was an object of
great interest and curiosity for travellers from
every other portion Of the Union.
Since the war, these colonial and local
aspects OF our social-organization have in a
great measure disappeared owing to the
blending OF the descendants of the French
and Spanish settlers with their Anglo-Sa
tellow-countrymen. and the gradual but
steady increase OF the last-named element
But although these old time peculiaritles are
fast becoming matter Of tradition, the Peli-
can State, thanks to its carpet-bag rulers and
their hopeful colored disciples, still ENJOYS
the striking and exceptional distinction Of
being the only commonwealth on either con-
tinent in which popular elections invariably
begin after the polls are closed, and where
the business OF legislation only commences in
real earnest when the Senators and Repre
have adjourned sine die
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20

fAUDET-On Friday, March ~ 1875 at II o clock
4. NJ, Laura Virginia, infant daughter of A. J
'andet and Louise Bishop, aged months.
The funeral will take place Saturday Evening
March Goth at o'clock, from her father srssidence
No lo9 Elvsan Fields between Morales and Urou
hart.
HEWlTT-Friday morning March - 1915 at ten
minutes past two aged &c years Clarice relict of the
late James Hewitt
The friends of the family invited to attend the
funeral ceremonies, Saturday Afternoon at half pas
: 0 clock, at the corner of Fourth and Chestnut
streets. The remains will be taken to Louisville
Kentucky.
New DIRK and Louisville papers please copy
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, UNI
vERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
Commencement Exercises.

The commencement exercises of the Med
ical Department Of the University of Louisi
ana were held yesterday at st. Patrick
Hall, and were attended by large and select
audience.
The exercises were opened promptly at
noon with music, discoursed by an excelent
band When the music ceased Hon. RandeII
Hunt, LII. D., who had, in response to an ur-
gent request from the Faculty SO to do,
| stepped forward to confer the degrees on the
graduating students In performing this duty
he said
Gent'emen-l congratulate you on the com
pleuon OF your collegiate course, and bid Won
welcome and God-speed son eat srins upon
the practice of your profession as the con-
tirmed sons Of science.
Yours is truly divine mission to minister
to the ills and sutferings of the body, and to
the affections and distresses of the mind. to
remove or assuage pain, and to advise, COM
tort, and, not untrequently to point out the
path Of duty to your tellow-man as creature
OF reason, sensibiity and immortal DESTINY
1t IS mission that calls into action the no
blest faculties Of the mind and the cardinal
virtues of the heart
OF a progressive character. BY adding to its
improvement by your labors, you will honor
ably discharge your professional duty. and
promote the welfare and happiness of man
kind.
Gentlemen remember your Alma Mater
endeavor to advance her high fame higher
and higher. May God shower his blessings
upon you and crown your labors with success
and distinction.
He then formally conferred degrees on the
following named gentlemen:
GRADUATES OF MEDICINES. w. Apple
white, W. K. Barley J. w. Bostick, j. b.
Fears, j. A. Fields, VIM. Goodrich, ]. Z.
Grace, }. ". Henderson, J. Brown King, j.
d. McClanahan, Thos E. Powell, Clark
Richardson, JAS r. Bucker, Jas. M. Sellers,
Of Texas; Chas. W. Ball, Rob-. A. B4yley, F.
VI. Brooks. VIM. H. Carson, C. J. Ducote,
Z. I. Gallon, J. S. Langworthy, John
Z. Moss, VIM. Ryan, John NJ Watkins,
has K; Wilcox, Louisiana; }. NJ. Benton,
J. p. Blundell, r. II. Dean. VIM. NJ Murry,
Vm. z. Scott, n. W. Williams, Thos. b.
Williams. Mississippi; L. d'Estrampes Pedro
'anches, Cuba A B Miles, VIM. S Norman,
arkansas: Thos. Y. Nelson, Chas. F. Paine,
Alabama; w. Fl. Nitturu, Wisconsin.
GRADUATES OF PHAEMACY.-H. Paulsep, L.
Louisiana.
Prot. S. NJ. Bemiss, NJ. D., followed with
cry interesting address to the class, in which
e depicted the bright and the dark side of a !
hysician life and told of his duties and his
ares.
The exercises closed with valedctory by j,
lbert Miles, NJ. y. His address was replete il
18th good advice to his fellow graduates and =
} the point. [. was received with marked e
tention.
The class on whom degrees were conferred !"
one Of the largest that the University has
'er graduated, and the Faculty have Just .
use for qualification in the success which f.
IS crowned their labors n
The Faculty is as follows
7. G. Richardson, NJ. D., Dean; Samuel NJ
7mlss, NJ D.; Stanford E. Chtille, NJ. D.;
muel Logan, NJ d.; Frank Hawthorn, NJ.
Joseph Jones, III. D; Ernest S. Lewis,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20

Gentlemen, said street orator in Rich
Enond, the other day. " if you will persist in
throwing eggs at me, please perfume about
one out Of FIVE, to vary the monotony r
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20

colporteur opened the door of an Irish
mans shanty in New Orleans, and, putting
owner Of the domicile, who happened to be
IN at the time, :" if he would accept of a tract
Of the Holy Land meaning, of course, an
essay on that interesting portion of the world.
: fis, be iabers, was the reply of the Hiber-
MAN, "a houl section, if you give good title
deed. But ! should like to know if there is
much of i prairie, or if new settlers are sub
sect to the agur there
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20

4 lancaster mar whose domestic arrange
.nents are not perfect, says it is ore Of the
hardest things il life to find d towel with
one eye full Of soap.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20
DIR. CtrtiS'S Last Prof essiOneGl
SEASON IN NEW ORLEANS.
DR.. e. de F. CURTIS, NJ. D., r. X. C. 4.
Author Of
MANHOOD, MEDICAL ESSAYS ON
MARRIAGE, ETC.

While returning his sincere thanks to hi.
numerous patients in New Orleans, and the I'd
jacent Southern country, for the flattering evi
dences of their confidence and esteem received
| by him, desires to announce that
BE WILL LEAVE THIS CITY ON THE FIRST
DAY OF MAY NEXT
For San Francisco, CAL, where he has bushes,
interests to protect, and which will require hil
presence there for the next two years. DR.. Cur
tis would suggest to those vino intend seeking
his professional services, to do SO at as early /,
date as possible, and enable him to mark the pre-
gress of each patient. One personal interview
is sufficient to form correct diagnosis al this
most difficult case, which can subsequently BIZ
carried on by letter.
DR.. CURTIS has devoted himself for g period
ranging over twenty years, and adopted az hi,
specialties the treatment and cure OF
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline, Abuse,
Of the System, and such general functional de.
engagements as spring from the above causes, O,
are incident to an enervated and depleted condi.
ton of the organs, and may be CONFIDENT.
ALLY consulted as heretofore at his rooms
No. Rampant Street, Between Canal and
Customhouse Streets,
Daily from 10 A. NJ. to P. H., or from to p.
u. On Sundays, II to P. NJ, only.
The Medical Times says CDR. Curtiss system
u treatment, the result of twenty years success.
III practice, differs from all others in general use
Ind commends itself to the afflicted as the only
rue source ofrelief. Many cases pronounced in |
,urabie have yielded successfully to his rems |
lies."
Consultations Strictly Confidential.
ia16 3m2dp ME- |
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20

Conc Cr.-It is always pleasure to learn
If the return Of even a seeming prosperity.
There is abou. the convaescence Of m invalid
something that most any one can appreciate,
and like il comes the news that State and city
bonds are going up.
The reason Of the appreciation Of the city
bonds is apparent, for the Office of the Al
administrator o. Finance is crowded daily with
property owners, paying their taxes up
promptly, bu. il the case Of State bonds the
cause is not 50 certain. If it be that compro-
snise has brought il about, no one will hail
this circumstance more heartily than our
selves and throw up hats higher or cheer
louder. Whatever it is, one thing is certain,
and that is, these securities are advancing
E&st.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20

The Democracy OF Pennsylvania it is now
said, intend to run Gen Hancock as their
gubernatorial candidate, with view Of
placing him prominently before the country
as the Conservative nominee for President in
1873. 1t appears to be generally conceded
that Gen. Hancock would be triumphantly
elected to the former position, and should the
Democratic National Convention want sci
der for their candidate, there is no man LIVING
who would be more acceptable to us down
here; but we have very serious objections to
the propriety of eleeting military man to the
Presidency Eight years of Grantism is
dose which ought to suffice for at least cen
fury to come, and craftsmanship, not strate-
gy, is what the American people require from
their Chief Magistra,r.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20
THE FAREWELL TO DE MURSKA.

/ To-day, at noon, Grunewald Hall will pre-
sent picture long to be remembered. Thai
gifted and extraordinary cantatrice, Mile. De
Murska, will for the last time charm the ears
OF her hundreds of friends and MARBLE as she
only can, her bird notes in this, her farewell
to our city. That the elite of our city will be
present we feel assured, for it is seldom such
a musical event transpires here. She will
leave behind her nothing but pleasant memo
ries to those who have been fortunate enough
to enjoy her artistic performances. The ma
tinee will be made additionally attractive by
Sauret and Signor Braga. The following is
the .-.=.
PROGRAMME.
PART |.
]. Trio Mendelssohn, Nine. Carreno Sauret.
Mons. Sauret and Sig. Braga.
2. Stances A LEternite, Dolsarte Prot Van
Huffen.
g. Grand Caprice, Norma" Bellini, Braga,
Sig. Gaetano Braga.
4. Mandoliuata, Paladilhe, Mlle lima De
Murska.
). "Reverie veuxtemps, Mons. Emile sauret
PART II.
L. fdntalsle Drl!lant, sur tauSt WelnlaW5hl,
Nine. Carreno Sauret and Mons. Sauret.
Rondo Finale, 'Sonnambua, Bellini, Mile
lima De Murska.
3. 'Sie Ist Dein, Schumann, transcription by
Braga, 'Napolitanella," Braga, sig. Gaetano
Braga.
4. Grand Air, "Philtre, Auber Prot. Van
liufien.
). Revere APrasue, "Caprice Pclanaise, J.
Carreno, Nine. Carreno Sauret.
Nalse, oh. Che-Goja, Mattel Mile. lima
Murska.
The OPEEA.-At the matinee to-day, Doni-
>ettis popular opera, La Favorite, will be
played, with the accompanying ballet dire,tis-
'eme't, and tomorrow Sunday night, Meyer
beers immortal Huguenots" will bring out
he full strength of the company.
There will be no performance tonight.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20

The Washington correspondent of the Gin
nInnati Enquirer, p. the lG'h inst, says ''Mr
Ferry, Of Connecticut made to-day a temper
ate and thoughtful speech against Senator
Pinchback. Mr.. West followed. and soon
emptied the galleries.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20

The old house in New Haven which Noah
Webster once occupied, and in which Bene
dlct Arnold was married, is being demolished
70 MAKE room for new building. 1t was
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20

Unless Pinchhack is admitted the
best judges say he won't be-we sLall proba-
bly, see an unbloody but yawning chas M open
IN the Republican party OF Louisiana ->pring
field Republican
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20

There will be a most interesting event in
tlgiers this evening, at O'Clock, which will,
no doubt, attract large concourse of people.
The Louisiana Dock will be launched. Take
the Third District Ferry and you will be land
ed within few yards of the place where the
launch will take place
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20

lao New Orioans BULLETIN can be had Of the
Gaws agent ID Mobile at tho depot. on the arrival
GI s5e P. u. train.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20

There was big gas pipe explosion in the
Senate on Tuesday. 1t ripped and tore up
things generally. The most unaccountable
part OF It wa>-Logan's alb senca-Ne,c Hare1,
HtgiSte'.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20

II is the high price Of slate pencils That is
irving the s.loon-keepers to the poor house
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20

clear around to her ear, and her husband at
ouce ran away. He said it is useless to thi1k
Of contending with a woman who was all
mouth
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20
Class in history

Class in history
Teacher When was the battle of New Or
leans fought
Young bandit: 18th Of September