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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30
POLITICAL TALK.
At q recent meeting of


THE CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS =
there was quite . sensation in the way Of an
arraignment of two Conservative members
who the "itemized account of the expenses
OF the General Assembly, regular and extra
sessions of 1875" credits with having drawn
double pay. They were called upon to explain
and their case was considered, but so far as is
known the caucus has taken no action.
There has been appointed by the caucus
committee to investigate the subject of mile
age and travelling per diem, and to report to
the caucus, and it is probable bill limiting
the mileage to actual expenses, and per diem
to the actual travelling days will be prepared.
This bill will, however, be opposedbya major
ity of the country members.
The fact that the two members had been
arraigued became generally current around
the State House. and there WAS considerable
speculation as to who they were, and there
was mistaken impression that the members
referred to had drawn double mileage and
per diem. Tue offence for which the men,
bers vera srrAigned was drawing pay O.
members of committees when the law did not
authorize it.
The members who were arraigned were
Geo. L. Hall. Representative from the Second
Ward of this city, Chairman of the Commit
tee on Contingent Expenses, and E. E Kidd,
Representative of Jackson parish, Chairman
of the Committee on Enrolment.
They each, according to the itemized 40
count, drew extra per diem for the ten days Of
the session, and extra per diem for ton days
after the session. During the session at the
rate of eight dollars per day, and after the SEES
sion at the rate of sixteen dollars per day.
Mr.. Hall claimed before the caucus that he
had the law authorizing the extra payments.
and announced that he would produce it.
Capt Flood chief
sERaEANT-Ar ARMS,
under the authorization of the House. Ia.
appointed the following named gentlemen %
his assistants: Messrs. Miles Sharkey, G. +.
Vanhoutin and F. w. johnson. No more
competent gentlemen could have been
selected for the positions, and with Mr..
P J. Kelly as chief clerk and Mr.. J. Mona
hon as his assistant. it is not to be.wondered
a. that the Office of the sergeant.at-Arms is
regarded as being conducted better than it
has been for years before. and that tho manner
of transacting business gives the utmost sat-
isfactior.
The resolution to
INVESTIGATE SENATOR WEST
does not by any means suit number of the
Republican Senator'S, but Twitchel, Brewster
and the immaculate Dave Young seem to feel
particularly b ID about it, and oppose it more
vigorously than any Of the others, and tho
belief is that it is not solely because Senator
West is party man. but that they object for
personal considerations.
1t will, however, pass on Monday.
THE ELECTION BILL
will be reported upon during the coming
week, and will be considered in connection
with substitute bill, which will emanate
from Mr.. Twitchell.
The indications are that there will be .
brisk fight, but that the House bill will 90
through.
a. Ravpovd 200; delivered Mt fiftv cenfa mar
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The Societe DAssistance Mutuelle des Gar
cons Restaurateurs will give their third ann.
versarv ball on Saturday evening, February
10, at Grunewald Hall.
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Under new organization, the st. Charles
street ticket Office of the Atlanta Sh >rt Line is
closed, and the tickets transferred 10 the ticket
Office of the Mobile Line, corner of Camp and
Common streets, opposite of City Hotel.
Mr.. J. G. Andrews, the courteous agent, is as
signed to duty as general Southwestern agent,
to represent the Mobile Line via Atlanta,
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A polite invitation has been received from the
School of Notre Dame de Bon Secours to attend
the examination exercises, which will take place
on The I'd Of February, commencing at 9 A. NJ,
and the exhibition and distribution of diplomas
on the evening of the same day, at o'clock.
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The German Louisiana Draymen's Associa-
ton will give grand fancy dress and calico
ball at Grunewald Hall, on the evening of
Saturday, February 5.
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In the prize shooting match yesterday at
100 St. Charles street, the score OF the prin-
cipal shots we're as follows E. NJ. COLLEEN,
Jr. SO; j. S. Fonda, So T. S. Russell, Of
Mobile "a
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The Ida Social Club will give its first fancy
dress and mask ball on Monday evening,
February 2lst, at Exposition Building, Caron-
delet street entrance.
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There will be grand fancy dress and mask
ball at Odd Fellows Hail. on the evening of
Saturday, February IL, given by the United
Swiss Societies.
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"THEREs Millions IN TT urchase your
papers and magazines from Staub, the original
cheap newsdealer at Goldthwalte's book store,
No. 50 Canal street, near the Post-Ofice.
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The Boston and White League Base Bal Clubs
will play match game this afternoon at half
past o'clock at McCarty Square. In the contest
last Sunday, the Bostons were the winners by
score OF II to TO-
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Messrs. Braselman 4 Adams, corner Of Maya
zine aud st. Andrew streets, are Offering great
bargains to effec clearance tomake room for new
eprlng goods.
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We call attention to the strong language else
where used by Jno. V. L. McKaig, Esq, in refer
ence to that incr asingly popular product Of oul
swamp, the New La. remedy, for coughs, ca.
tarrh etc.
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Messrs. Braselman IL Adams have for sale lot
OF handsome robes, which they are selling at
fifty cents on the dollar.
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The Summer Rose Social Clob will enter
tain their friends on Saturday evening, Fsbru-
airy 26, at the Perfect Union Hall, the occasion
being their second complimentary soiree dan
Sanfe
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NM AN lEie-Sulnc
" be accOmmod tied with fine Furnished Rooms
and the best of Board at 149 ST. Charles street. Yearly
opp site Lafayette Square also some twenty five
or thirty day Boarders will taken at four dollars
Per week, payable in advance. Thisis great reduc
0on frsn former prices. Tn. house is irst-class
Second to in the city. None need apply but the
Best Of pc pie. Remember l49 st. Charles street
n Tvs
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LUMBER.-Go to A. w. Moffett, on Levee. foot
OF Crossman street, for cheap lun Der.
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CORN JUICE.
Action of the United States Grand
Jury Yesterday.

Ihe Grand Jury Of the United States Court
has been busily engaged in uuraveling the
tangled skein of crooked whisky for some
days past. Yesterday their investigations
took tangible shape in the finding of several
indictments against prominent firms here.
Although such matters are not given to the
public before the arrests are made, yet it
leaked out who the accused persons were,
and the fact tlat indictments charging them
with being implicated in the crooked trade
had been returned Endorsed "a true bill"
One of the principal charges brought against
those who have been liquor dealers is that the
books kept according to the Internal Reve-
nue. law are missing. The dealers contend
that they have retained their books as long as
the statute It quires and that they were not
bound afterwards to keep them. On an in
dictment of this character John A. Walsh was
indicted, arr&igned and entered plea of mot
guilty" yesterday and was released on $4,000
ball. A number of others will also be in
dicted, but their names were not given to the
public. This, it would seem, is only q pre-
iminary step in the crusade of the Govern
ment, and one leading only to further inves-
legations.
1t would seem that the governmenment is
in this city folio wing the same line of attack it
did in Evansville, st. Louis and Chicago.
When it opened there it commenced upon the
lighter charges and ignored completely the
unlawful acts Of government officials, until
towards the close. Here those in charge Of
the prosecution start o. with indictments
against the merchants fdf making away with
mere matters of evidence, and as Q final
assault they will probably bring out their big
guns, when officials and all connected with
them will feel the canister and grape.
Il was impossible last night to ges an inter-
view with Gen. Brady, who is the general
here in command Of the CROOKED Crusaders. +"
He Was "engaged" from an early hour in the
evening up to a late hour, and newspaper
men had to sip upon the drippings of the
caves of his sanctuary.
There can be no gu ,stion now but that
New Orleans is to have the full benefit of the
whisky war, and for some months to come
our courts will resound with the shock Of
battle over this field.
As yet the Government has not, to use
phrase of the card table, shown its hand.
The present work of the Grand Jury with
reference to the loss or failure to produce the
books of he dealer is, it is thought, to be
only ruse de gaerre, and will develop in
very short time into well-defned plan of
attack, full of strategy and acuteness.
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LuMBER.-Go to A. W. Moffett, on Levee, foot
OF Crussman street, for cheap lumber.
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This is post vely the last week Of the great
clearance sal, Of dry goods, at fifty cents On the
dollar N. l.. BYrne & Co.
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YNTANTED-A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING
w n nice front roOm with balcony would take
lady and gentleman reasonable terms to board.
A so, a small room for single gen teman. French
and English spoken. Best reference given and
qnired. Address 217 Julia street, Ba1Onne.
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Buy your buggy and carriage Of L. T. Maddux
IS Carondeet street, New Orleans.
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VAyANTED-BY AN ACTIVE LAD. STU
w alton nnntr col ect1 or in any capacity in
which make himself generally nj. He
speaks and to. both English and French. and
having lust lO.t his father is anxious to OBJ ain II
situation in order assist i'll tue su port OF his
mother. Addres. Ct G. NJ, Bull tin office. ja}0 81
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UNREDEEMED PLEDGES - All unredeemed
pledges up ~ September /, 1875, will be exposed
for sale at the loan office, II Bsronne street, on
and alter February1.
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WANTrD-A lENANT rUn a SHALL
w Cottage, fun ished, in tn Sixth District There
are two lots of ground high aud healthy, room for
garden Would l. ass, furnished. for year. for
4lG0 in advance. Apply at 13l CarOndelet street
3f*
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False teeth, which defy detection, something
new. Prices the lowest. DIR. J. X. Knapp, las
Canal Call and examine work and prices.
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LUMBER.-Go to A. W. Moffett, on Levee, foot
Of Crossmau street, for cheap lumber.
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Look at the price Of gooos which Messrs. Bra
selman x Adams are asking.
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Anchor Line, of Memphis, burn st. Der.
nard coal.
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NTANTED TO RENT-TO A DRESS MAKER,
w Furnished Room. connecting wi q fancy
store Magazine Market at Sl2 per month, all
eonvenences of HON. off REQ, and good run OF
custom. None OF family but the lady who keeps
the store Addres, Store keeper, Bulletin Office.
sagQ
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WANTED-TO RENT, ELEGANTLY FUR
w nished rooms suitable for gentlemen and wives
or gentlemen Fnstc ass board , iven if desired at
reas0na IL rates. eligible location to bu mess
but two blocks from Canal Sue. t. Two line Of cars
pass the door. Apply ut 50 Lower Rampart Street.
References given if required. ja30 IT.
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st. Bernard coal delivered at fifty cents per
barrel, within city limits.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CREOLE FAMI-
w ly, composed of widow and or wn daught l.
living one square below Espianade street. desire a
tow boarder-, particul -ry gentlemen TO those who
desire excellent fare refined soce.y, and to acquire
knowledge Of the French language this il oppor-
7xnity seldom offered. To those of upquesiOnabe
social position terms wi be exceedingly moderate.
Address Lock BlX 1888 ia2J st
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, AT s12 MAGA-
w zine street, competent middle-aged woman
icOlOred lreftrr~d) to and do hOusewOIk None
need apply who can not furnish ii stciass recon-
nendations tr@m fOi mer employers. Call at A. NJ.
or ) z. NJ. on Munlay. ia.3J 1t
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WANTED TO kENT-FURNISHED kUUMS
w by the month week. at ITO St. charles street.
NEAR Lafayette Square Board if desired.
s~O2
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Messrs. Braselm,n Adams are dsposing OF
their stock Of ladies' underwear at great sacri-
fee. SEQ advertisement.
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Blackman's Commercial College, 131 Caronde.
let. Terms reduced. See advertisement.
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w by respectable Pc rson or will cook wash and
Issn for 4 small family. Address NJ. Bulletin Office.
iaJe IT.
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"ANTED-TO inform tbe public gtn rally where
w are 10 b., found the l.@est dental charges in
Tho citv. DR. j. Il KNAPP has moved from IA Ba-
street to AS Canai street and has reduced his
charges 70 all deHta operations tina they are the
LOWEST in the city. Filling teeth, heretofore SO
much eaded performed without pain BY means OF
. new invention which, together wi the finest
specimens of ar ificial teeth, made on new tan,
With new substance, cheerfully shown to any per-
SON desiring wo not. Teeth extracted without
pain, and teo hache cured insfanta' e0u-lv. All
work guaranteed. Coz en- afio-s geo 1vS''
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LUMBER.-Go to A. ". Moff.tt, on Levee, foot
OF Crossman street, for cheap lumber.
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NIANTED-OCCUPANT FOR SEW EKAL Flu r.
w nished Unfurni he'd rooms central loca ion
best Of references. 2l3 Camp Street. ja30 1t
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NyANTED-A SITUATION BY MIDDLE
w aged respeet'b woman, as teacher or gov
snesa il a private family would be willing TO take
charge of small children nurse Address Al. 5. e.
S1nIl.fin office ja30 2 :"
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NIyANTED--A GOOD COOK; ALSO, A YOUNG
w girl to nurse md do ehamberw TX, COlOred pre-
fsrred Apply Monday from Il to o'clock. At 2l7
ITALIA street ja3O 1T
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xHyANTED-A PURCHASER FOR 131 ACRES
w of land PontchitOula Depot on the New
Orleans and Jackson Rar"ad with splendi min
tract which is about 0ne-iat mil ON he raj road.
This is bar ain. For particulars address b. g.,
Bulletin Oft &C. a30 IT.
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WANTED A PARTNER, ACTIVE OR
w silent, in the saloon bus IS, with cash
doing BUSINESS. Address w. Il H.. at this office.
iAJQ Luz
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Marriages ANA 4,usS CO
w any one having such and wishing to dispose of
tAag can dnd ready sale for the same by calling on
!. =. MADDUX, IS Carondelet street, dealer in car
cSAees. myl4,'
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ITTANTED-FOUr MORE SOIL IrORS-FUR
w Wilson Sewing Machine Company. The most
popular machi.e in the city. Sold On easy monthly
ray ments All the attachment. free. To good,
honest Pr ensre1 to otfrr new and special
Inducements Call at 1a9 Canal street ial6eSntf
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WANTED-A private family residing al Ne. 9
" St Peter street, fronting on Jackson Square
Nneslre to two front to gentlemen gen.
ssenen aud their wives, with or without board.
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a RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY OF THIS
n ci Y is anxious to Outs situation As GOveTness
in the country good no more o. an OBJECT tn IN
wages. Pl ase address II ISIS ETA j. II a RLAND,
New Orleans Post Office. i"2a 81
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WANTED LADIES TO KNOW THAT FASH
w i,nabl trimmed FELT and STRAW HATS
can be obtained tor 5! ana upward also, large
sortment of CHILi.RtNS HATS at remarkably
Tow prices at Nine. L. w. LEES 1879 CSnal street,
New Orleans La. ja3O 1t"
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NV i, 10 NTIIAOLE
w pan s, office or desks room in comfortable
office Carondelet sti eet. near Gravier Apply to
No. s8 Carondelct street up stairs. ial4 i'm
MANUFACTURERS FOR kei, S FROM
w the following varieties of chickens: Partridge
Cochin S. for 10; Buff Cochin s. for 49, White Leg
horn So 50 for H. The chickens ave been
selected VITA a view OF having The most perfect
birds and for their egg producing qualities. For par
rsiculars address p Il Buletin stica dos If
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NTANTS-A YOUNG MAN ANXIOUS TO
w work estes a situat in first class Grocery
Cotton or Comm s,ion House No sal ry wanted
he desires tn acquire a knowledge OF businesses. Ad-
dress :. Il Y 2l3 Lamp Street. i.3l 1t Z
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VITANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH
~ aud iron. Apply at No Az Po1 dras street.
ian Il.
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
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WANTED IMMEDIA1ELY-A GENTLEMEN
w to act Treasurer for a Travelling Combination
Apply TO Prof. BENFORD Egyptian Hall 40 ST.
Charles street ia30 1t"
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WANTED-5a, 600 Ladies' and Gentlemen call
~ and examine the ,atest novelt, out, called the
JAPANESE CRILDS CARRIAGE AND era
9LE, on exhibition and for sale by L. I. MAD
OUX. Il Carondelet street. aro0 #
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will be reported upon during the coming
week, and will be considered in connection
with substitute bill, which will emanate
from Mr.. Twitchell.
The indications are that there will be .
brisk fight, but that the House bill will 60
through.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-04-12
Gard from the Render Coal Com

Card from the Render Coal Com.
pany.
HAMILTON, ONO Co., KY,
April 10, 1876.
Ed, HARTFORD HERALD: AT a
board meeting of the Render Coal
Company at their office at the mines,
on last Friday, April 7, a resolution
was offered and adopted to appoint
VIM. Hamilton, ST., agent to negotiate
with parties for the sale of their entire
property, consisting of % cottage
dwelling houses, 2 large boarding
houses, commodious store, office, and
station house, together with engine
and screen house, large stable, corn
crib, and other out houses; 2 engines,
one of them made by Messrs. Granger
d Co, Louisville, was the largest en-
CINE used in the Exposition building
three years ago; one yoke of oxen
and wagon, s bank mules, 81 bank
cars, dirt carts, water boxes, etc;
l ,275 feet main siding for lump coal,
and 300 feet siding for nut coal; | 900
acres of the finest coal land on the l..
Z Il 5. w. R.R., also iron ore, fire
clay, freestone for building purposes
in great abundance on the above also
lease on the extensive coal field of
j. L. Render. One slope put down
to the coal which proved the coal to be
4 feet 10 inches thick of fine quality.
Drawings of the extensive coal bank
and slope can be seen at the house of
the agent, who will take great pleas
ure in showing plat of hank, boundary
lines, will answer all questions by let
ter or otherwise propOunded to him,
giving full particulars and all informa-
ton that may be desired by parties
wishing to purchase. The said cons
pany's coal fields extend along the line
ofthe railroad for nearly two miles,
and can be opened at three different
points besides the two that are already
opened; can take out at the upper
bank four thousand bushels per day, |
and with but little additional cost, |
three times that amount. The said
company give as their reason for
wishing to sell their valuable property |
that they are not practically adapted
to the coal business, and for the bene-
fit Of all concerned wish to sell out to
practical men on easy terms.
WIN. HAMILTON, ST., Agent.