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be dealt with and punished, under the State

be dealt.wi and punished, under the State
law alone.
Hencefor:h individuals who violate these
rights, whether they be black or white, will
be subject to the same law, the same punish
ment, the same course of proceedings, and
all citizens alike must look to the State eu-
| thorities alone to protect them in the enjoy
ment Of their rights which the Federal Con-
ssitution have secured against violation by
the Federal Government and by the State
governments.
The white people are not disposed to vio-
late the rights of the negro and the negro
will now understand that if he violates the
rights of the white man he stands upon the
same platform with the white man, and can
no longer invoke the strong arm of the Fed
eral Government to protect him in wrong and
outrage upon the rights of others.
As far as may be judged by brief dispatch
the Supreme Court was led by the same rea-
sons lucidly set forth in the court below to
conclusions entirely identical, as will be seen
by the concluding portions of Judge Brad.
ley's decision in which he enumerates the
counts of the Indictment against the prison
ers seriati'n. This We present in another COL
umn.
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ROUTE.

The procession will form in line at the position in
Dictated at 10 O'Clock A. NJ precisely. The head of the
procession will move down Magazine to Ninth, to
Tchoupitoulas, up Tchoupitoulas to Joseph, out 10
seph to Magazine, down Maya inc to valence out
Valence to St Charles down St Charles to Eighth
out Eighth to Itana, down Prytania to Washing
ton, to Magazine, Up Magazine to Laurence Square,
where the procession will be dismissed
The Chief Engineer and assistants will be sta
toned at the corner of Berlin and Magazine. As the
companies arrive upon the ground they will promptly
report through their marshals to the Chief Engineer
who will indicate their position AS as the pro-
cession is formed the Chief Engineer and assistants
will report in body to the Grand Marshal. The
formation being complete the Chief Engineer viii
direct twelve taps to be struck upon all the bells
nected with the Fire Department signal that the
proce ssion has moved.
The Marshals and the Foremen of the various
ground, as the procession will positively at 10
o'clock.
The Aids to the Grand Marshal will report to him
promptly at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the corner Of Maya
zine and Berlin streets.
P. S. In case of inclemency of the weather the
procession will NOV. follows Down Magazine to
Ninth street. to Tchouptoulas, up Tcho upioulas to
Valence out Valence to ST. Charles down ST. Charles
to Eighth. to Prytania, down Prytania to Washing.
ton out Washington to Magazine, up Magazine
where Pr ocession will be dismissed.
In the event that the weather prevents the
procession from taking place it will be indicated by
twenty taps on the bells, repeated tsice. The pro-
cession will then stand postponed.
mha6 30 EUGENE MAY, Grand Marshal
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CALCULATIONS.

Shall the Democratic candidate for the
Presidency be an Eastern man or Western
man2 That is the question which seems Ia
differences as to the nomination to be made at
| St. Louis.
Perhaps few figures, judiciously arranged,
might throw some light on this problem.
The States which are reasonably sure to vote
for the Democratic candidate, without refer
ence to sectional considerations, are the fol-
lowing: Alabama 10 votes, Arkansas 6, Della
ware 3, Florida 4, Georgia IL, Kentucky II,
Maryland s, Mississippi s, Missouri Is, North
Carolina 10, Tennessee H. Texas 8, Virginia
II, West Virginia 5.
These States give total Of 1913 electoral
votes. The total number of votes in the cleo
toral college is 366, or if Colorado votes, 369.
A majority Of 366 is 1874, and of 800 it is 1856.
It is best to assume that the latter number
will be required. Hence, in addition to the
States named above, the Democratic candi-
date must get 62 electoral votes. If he carry
Louisiana he would need only 81 But then
he might lose Mississippi. and it is safer not
to calculate on more from the South than
the 1913 already mentioned. From what
part of the North are we to
look for the 81 additional votes !? It is safe
to assume that greenback candidate could
not carry New York, or New Jersey, or Con-
necticut; hence such candidate would have
to rely for election on the Western VOTE An
Eastern man, say Gov. Tilden, would be rea-
sonably sure to carry New York 50 votes,
New jersey 8, Connecticut 6, California
6. Oregon 8, and Nevada 8. All of these
States are Democratic according to the latest
returns, except New Jersey, which, last year,
elected Republican Legislature, but which
may, nevertheless, be relied on to vote for
Tilden, if that gentleman should be the
Democratic candidate.
These States give 62 votes, exactly the
number required. Could Western candi-
date, nominated to give expression to Western
financial IDEAS command sufficient strength |
in the Mississippi Valley States to make up
for the loss of New York, New Jersey and |
Connecticut? That is the question. If it |
San be satisfactorily answered, we shall be
much indebted to any one that will furnish
he information.
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1879.
SPRING OPENING +!
M7NE. ROSA REYNOIR'S.
9. Chartres Street ......9
NEAR CANAL
THURSDAY, March 80.
Psris Pattern BONNETS and HATS, French
FLOWERS, Ecru LACES and all the NOVELTIES
in MILLINERY. mh26 4t2dp
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HALL HOME Hook AND LADDER No. l. }
SIKH District,
New OTleabs March Is, 1876.
The active members of the above company are
hereby ordered to assemble at the Truck House. fully
equipped, on FRIDAY, March 81, 1s76. at 71s o'clock
A M sharp to participate in the Annual Parade Of
the Fire Department, SIKH District.
Exempt and Honorary Members are requested to
be punctual IA attendance at A. NJ Invited guests
are also request to be punctual in attendance at
A. M.
By order of c. c. PIPER Foreman.
J. A. H. DE LEON, Secretary. mh26 Su&Th
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We have received with the compliments of
the author his address on Liberty and
Order" delivered before the New York Asso-
citation for the Advancement Of Science and
Art on the 7th of February, 1876, by Hon.
John T. Hoffman, Ex-Governor Of New York.
The address is ably written, ami treats with
considerable success . difficult but interest
ing subject Of importance to Ill American
citixena
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At . re-organiz ation meeting of the Louisi-
ana Skating Club, the following officers were
slected: John Castellanos. President; J. P.
IArtigue, Vice President; ]. Altar, Treasurer,
and 4. e. Bauduck, Secretary.
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Columbus, Ga, claims the position Of the
Lowell Of the South. She is now running
81, 600 spindles and . thousand looms besides
many iron and other industrial enterprises
The city was destroyed in 1866. and all these
have since been replaced with Southern
money,
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a WeJL-KmOsUG Citizen
the New La Remedy for the Cough in MEASLES,
and that it acted like charm. 1t is equally effective
in all Coughs Catarrh, etc.
A physician writes from Maryland that it has
created decidedly favorable impression in veral
very severe and obstinate of Catarrh there.
Sold by druggists. Depot 100 Camp street.
mh2S 2dp1
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THE SUGAR AND RICE CROPS.

Last year the annual report of these crops
wa not issued until near the close of August.
This year the statements of Mr.. Bouchereau
and the Price Current have been published in
March, or about five months earlier, making
them of much more practical value to the
trade.
Several days ago we published an abstract
Of Mr. Boucherean's statement, and have now
that Of the Price Current. in pamphlet form
but it is proper to state that our contemporary
published the same in its regular issue a
month ago. The proprietors have kindly
furnished us with copy, from which We
gather the following:
Mr.. Bouchereau's book makes the crop
IN nnds REPRESENTATIVES,. la, LAG
Inc Pf1ce Current makes the crop in
hhds. 139, sol
Z Excess in Bouchereau. ..... 46l5
The Price Current makes the crop in
- weight. pounds .16j, 445, 274
MIR. Bouchereau makes the crop in
weight ........... pounds 1853, 4lS,070
Excess in Price Current ..... 2,O27 204
Attention is called to this because it shows
that while the two authorities obtained their
information by different means, the variation
between them is comparatively trifing, and
they may, therefore, be regarded as corrobo-
rating each other, and be accepted as sufi-
GENTLY accurate for all practical purposes.
The Price Currents sport contains large
amount Of matter that is interesting and
valuable to planters, and we commend the
Introductory to the special attention of on.
country readers. The work is neatly printed
with type specially ordered for the purpose,
and is, altogether, gotten up in the best style,
rejecting the highest credit upon the industry
and enterprise of the proprietors.
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We had the pleasure Of greeting last even
ing that genial gentleman and energetic
agsnt Arthur G.. Cambridge, Esq. who
comes to us with Miss Lucille Western as
naanager. Those who have met this Knight
q the Round Table, need only to recall his
name to bring ups jovial. chivalric courtier
Of old
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A PROPER SUaaEsr1oN.-The Springfield
(Mass Republican appropriately suggests that
II the congressional and administration law
yers and politicians would give rest to their
politics and their law, and treat the country
to all the facts they can find about the public
conuptions there will be increased satisfac-
fion. Impeachment can wait; also, indict-
ments and trials and imprisonments. What
Il in order now is who stole the government:
money, and how was it divided? Let Mr..
Blaine givs his nimble mind to that branch Of
the subject; it win give him more Presiden-
tai votes than bullying Clymer or Blackburn
shout Harsh's fight to Canada. and giving
lossons in constitutional Law to Lamar and
Kaotk Who only expose his utter want Of legal
- onnnhifnf ic nal fneN
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Soo Pnuzma-We now possess facilities to
jsnable "a TO execute every description OF
ssmmerciAl, railroad and steamboat printing.
iwwysm' briefs, blanks and other legal docu-
nsmts, On the shoEtest notice, In the best
oav1s. and at the most reasonable rates. We
UNI guarantee full satisfaction to those OF our
lsxsndg who favor Va with their orders.
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Maid of Orleans.

Pretty Orleapan thy willing aid.
Rightly to raise from msnly hearts the yoke
And chain of Extraordinarily ine oked
Years gone-uncrossed by taxes to be paid,
When labor smiling, every want allayed,
Aye! well contented. almost yearly broke
New p.ths to wealth. twere Curious to smoke
The best cigars West Iadia ever made
But, now that the law makers have firmly laid
Extortion's hand on struggling Enterprise,
Graceless'y menopo izing whatever trade
Or calling honest Labor may devise!
Nobly uphold to Love, as guiding star a
Economy and thy Aduni buys his next cigar
AT THE
) Cents Char Co.,
Principal Depot Sc st. Charles Street.
10000 CIGARS ARE DAILY OPEN FOR
INSPECTION, and YOUR CHOICE
FOR FIVE CENTS.
SuWeFr&Su.
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THE BATON ROUGE PRISONERS We have
ssen . dispatch from Baton Rouge stating
that the gentlemen arrested in that city and
brought to New Orleans, will, on their return
home tomorrow, be treated to q splendid
ovation. There will be, We understand, .
general assembly Of the people, who will
escort the prisoners to their homes, and ex-
tend to them other manifestations Of welcome
and sympathy.
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A valuable book for the ladies-A. Bur.
dette Smiths "World of fashion" The Feb
suary number of this ladies' fashion book is
Just published, and contains much valuable
Information for the ladies, relative to matters
in the world of fashion.
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That LITTLE GAME.-A Tribune correspond
emit says of the Radical tactics in New Hamp-
shire: "All hopes of permanently holding
the Southern States by the colored vote are
abandoned; those States will all pass into the
hands Of the Democrats, and the policy of the
Republicans is to withdraw to their strong
holds In the North, force the Democracy into
the attitude Of Southern party, which it
occupied in the days Of Pierce and Buchanan,
and then fight the old sectional fight over
Aaain-rot in behalf Of the negro, but to
keep the rebels from getting possession Of the
Government, assuming the Confederate debt,
and pensioning the Confederate soldiers"
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Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson will lecture
fhis evening at Trinity Church. Subject:
"Thou Shalt Not Steal" The public is re-
specially invited. The church is open to all
Services at 1850 o'clock.
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Department Of Finance,

DSVUTtHyeHCW F17tU7lCe,
CITY HALL,
NEW ORLEANS, March 10, 1876
Sealed proposals will be rec, lived until FRIDAY
at IL o'clock NJ 3lst March, for the sale to the city
Of One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars in Bonds
of thecty of New Orleans and of the late cities of
Jefferson and Carrollton, including Premium issues
All bios must state the class Of bonds, the amount
OF accrued intele thereon and offers must include
both principal and interest.
Proposals must be directed to the Commissioners
Of the Consolidated Debt and endorsed, Proposals
for Bonds" ED. PIISBURY
mhiI ErkTu I'd - Administratof
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OFFICE SEEKERS IN ST. MARTIN.
THE KILLING OF MARTIN.

The Republican of Tuesday morning. with
ferocious head lines, published the following
dispatch from st. Martin, as showing Dem
ocrstic outrage:
ST. MARTNvnLE, March 27.-The Repub-
lican Committee of ST. Martin met Saturday
noon, Charles Neveux presiding. The object
of the meeting was to discuss the proprieiy Of
removing Daspit, the tax collector, and ap.
pointing in his placs Numa Bienvenu. Das-
pits friends were not allowed to speak. and
thereupon withdrew.
After the adjournment of Neveux's faction,
Charles Condiey, one of Bienvenu's friends,
killed Zapherin Martin, a colored man in Mr..
Daspi.'s employ. Martin was buried yester-
day, and his funeral was largely attended.
Condiey is now in close custody.
On Tuesday morning q delegation of
citizens from St. Martin waited upon Marshal
Packard upon the subject of the above dis
turbance. They stated to representative of
the BULLETIN that the killing of Marin had
nothing to do with the Democratic party, but
was simply the result of difference of
opinion between two factions of the Repub-
licsn party. The Democratic citizens of the
parish had nothing to do with the affair, and
the attempt to connect them with the killing
was most gratuitous. Even the Republicans
here state it was not a party issue.
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Lair Or LETTzRs.-The BULLETIN viii pub
Hah hereafter the List of Letters in the sum
Eny edition.
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DR.. Geo. =. Frieess.icAs,
DENTAL SURGEON,
ass 81. Charlie ,sreet, corneR sf s2lrsA
Square above the City Hal.
a10 2dnSnH
Southern Shoe E07sHfQckOseu.

NEW ORLEANS, July "a, ls1k
Gentlemen Of New Orleans and LAuiasnnas
am starting Southern Shoe Factory Imly as
Of you, gentlemen. for yonr patronage. guAAan1sr
that will give you better satisfaction IN my line IT,
any establishment in this ity-eheaper and ofa bsla
material. Gentlemen. you all knew that thsrp 50
great many laborers and mechanics In this ST.
who have NO work nor ANY food for their wives -
children. II we will start our .wn factories md -
ronse each other we could easily get along vita q
factories Of all descriptions Our money IL An G1n
to the North and West which 10 millions d dsza1A
have been established in the shqs MannfAcsay ~
the last twenty-fv years. and ssE the attsnliaa
the community in general
7eass respccttRl.
ZEN HANSEN,
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Hur11za9zNr.-With our regular Sunday
ndftioo will hereafter be issued supplement-
1hiAh will enable Us to Lay before our readers
greater amount and diversity Of reading
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NEW B4RGdIYE
ID r x c. - o ID -
PEPIN g. BROUSSARDE,
1853 CANAL STREET,
White Building, corner Baronne..

We viii open on MONDAY March a. \ asuss.
lot of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, b0ngst IT
cash at New York aue ions. which viii son -
extraordinary Low PRICES for Cash only.
The best bargains for Monday will be in
White and Color ed IRISH LINENS,
White and Colored MAKSEILLES QUILTS
BOBBINETS, MUSLIN for Bars, and NotxingApas,
LACES,
LINEN LAWNS and JACONETS
Black ALPACAS and MOHAIR,
French NA1NsOUKS, ORGANIZES and ysonsEfasa
LAWNS HOS1ERIES, NOTIONS, Etc Etc.
Special attention is called immense and viWS
selected assortment of
H USE FURNISHING GOOES such as-
Table DAMASK, TOWELING, DamAsk NNA
KIAS, WINE CLOrh, Etc.
Also
10 cases Soft-fDish he'd LONSDALE at 100.
cases Soft-fni he'd COT ON at Sc.
10 bales Brown SEA ISLAND COT ron At Q md L.
White and Brown COTTON SHEETINGS Wnn;
CASSIMEREs JEANS etc MIR.
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Sentimental Bank-robber-"W all thy
vaults love thee still.
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"Nr. Lamar" says the Washington cor
respondent Of the Atlanta Constitution,
"though apparently in good bodily health, is
in very critical condition, and faces death
every time he makes speech or participates
In such debate as that on the Belknsp bust
men. The pafalytic stroke which some years
ago nearly put an end to his career may at
any moment be succe eded by another, with
almost certainty Of its proving fatal. It is
70 avert such calamity that Mr.. Lamar has
turned his back upon Washington this time.
when his couasels and his example are so
much needed"
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Hon. GEO. A. SHER1DAH.-0n Monday the
gloom Of the outer darkness Of q very trying
day was off,et in part by fgurative rays of
genial sunshine, which came to our Office
along with our good-humored, wide awake,
witty. eloquent and social friend, Sheridan.
who returns to New Orleans after tour
through Texas. He lectured in several of
their principal cities, giving them such an
opportunity to enjoy rhetoric, elocution and
eloquence as they have seldom it ever before
had.
The press of Texas is emphatic in its
praises of our richly endowed and brilliant fol-
low-townsman, who reaps harvest Of golden
opinions and good wishes wherever he travels
or abides. We hope that he may always find
fl arena for his varied talents, the compan-
ionship of congenial spirits and the intelli-
gent appreciation of o just and appreciative
public.
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We are in receipt of the March number of
The Ne,o Orleans Monthly Revie,0, Daniel X.
Whitaker, LII. D., editor and proprietor.
This number is reple.e with interesting and
valuable articles on subjects of varied inter-
ests to all readers. Questions of science are
discussed ably and at length, and poetry and
able writer's. The critical notices of some of
the latest works of modern authors are ex-
hAustive and handsomely written. This num-
bsr of this excellent review is very entertain
Ing. and will amply repay perusal.
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Ninth Anniversary
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF THE SIXTH
DISTRICT.

The Fire Department of the Sixth District with
those invited assist in the celebration of tn Ninth
Anniversary, will assemble at Laurence Square, cor
ner of Magazine and Berlin str eets
On Friday, March 81, 1876,
in the following order
EUGENE MAY, Grand Marshal
AIDS:
AUGUST HANLEY Pioneer No.
LOUIS EDLER- Home II. and L. No.
ID. +. DAVIS..--. Home II. and L. No.
JOo- CA1LLOII.- Protector No.
u j. FOA- Protector No
FRANK BAEHR. Young America No.
CHAS. Young America No. 3
CHIEF ENGINEER AND ASSISTANTS:
GEO PELTS .........- First Assistant Engineer
j. Second Assistant En- gineer
Pioneer Steam Fl e Company Mol.
Home Hook and Ladder Company No. l.
Protector Steam Fire Company No. g..
Young America Fire Conn., any No. 3.
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DIED.
STROTHER-On Friday March II, 1876, at
Bayou Lacombe, parish Ut St. Tammany George
+. ST. other, aged So years.
Louisville papers please copy
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City TNEes of 1876.

DEPARTMENT OF FTNANEE N
City Hall w
New Orleans, March M MN ~
But ten days remain during which the CITY tszuru-
of 1876 may be paid with rebate and without enseA
mh21 t31 ED PILSBURY Adu,;nSsAv,Arve
Until Further Notice.
DAILY UNION PRAYER MRRTxray
FROM IL TO O'CLOCK.
In the
CARONDELET ST. METHODIST CHURHE
mh17 If
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NOOtCc-OtUV IUEtS, X01Os
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE CITY HAxx n,
New Orleans March T. leJs. T.
All CITY TAX BILLS of 1876 remaining nnrsaEx
on the 31st inst. will be advertised according to a
and carry ten per cent per interest ana ecss
from that date,
Until then one per cent rebate will be allowed.
EDWARD PILSBURY,
mh7 t31 Administrator Of Rmanse
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department Of Finance.
CITY HALL.
NEW ORLEANS, Fob s, 1sk
TAX BILLS, 1876.
VIII be ready for delivery On MONDAY, tn ause-
Two and onehsf Fer cent rebate will be aIUwsANss
all bills paid up to the 10Th inst inclusive; ssD
cent on all paid up to the 29th inst inclasiys &C..
one per cent during March, after which intsna 80
ten per cent per annum and costs viii aocrue.
rs tmh3l ED. PILSBURY. AdministT1ouz.
The PWrest Vines IN the WOys3Gs Z
KELLEY'S ISLAND PORT WINE,
SWEET CATAwBA
DRY CATAWBA,
ISLAND QUEEN CEA1KPAGMHs
Superior to any other. For sale by all g1sossA
SHROPSHIRE = co.,
No. Is Peters strsuA VI
Sole Southern Agents Kelleys Island Wine Csm
dos