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Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-05-02
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
J.F. KELLER'S PATENT
Feed and Fodder Cutter.

THE undersigned having made
Il arrangements to build J. F. KEEL
ler's Patent Feed and Fodder Gutter.
patented Feb'y 18th. 1873, would inform
the farmers of this and adjoining coun-
ties, that he has now commenced build
ing Fodder and Feed Gutter which he
thinks will suit their purpose for cut
ting up their Fodder and Feed, such as
Hay, Straw and Corn Fodder.
Three sizes ofmachines are being made:
No. ! is a small Cutter, intended to
work by hand. and No. 2 is a larger
machine, also intended to work by hand
and is more effective; No. 8 is a large
machine, intended to run by hand. and
also by HORSE POWER.
L would solicit farmers and all others
to call at the Tuscarora Works, where
they can see the machines and Judge
for themselves. These Cutters are
great favorites, as far as they have been
introduced. Give me call. Orders
by mail promptly attended to.
y. +. Keller, the patentee, is person.
ally experimenting the putting up of
the Feed and Fodder Cutters.
SAMUEL FITZ.
oct-lsw Martinsburg. w. Va.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-14

Dem nlr geipart merben fam, iino bic
@eloz, Die gtatural>Serpfle9ullg luio Die
8efleiouna. Oiele bret Soften foIten
3u1ammen AZ SO Minionen uto tpitrben
lid bel 2iabri9er 9ieuit8ett natitr9emdB
um Elm 0rittel, alto auf 2S5 Wtutonet
D~erminbern. 8ea9ten5tpertb TT aud,
bah BEL Der 8eibebaltun9 Der 3idbriget
OienItseit Die augemeine 8eDrpfli6t nur
aun TbeiG cine WabrDett ietn milrbe,
Senu Deuti6lanO felt allidbrlt9 mtiloez
items 200, 600 brau0bare QSeDrptlt6tlge;
bte ytegierung fam aber bon oteler 3abl
nur circa 1l6, 900 Wann ctniteaelt, aIio
betnabe r1llr Die 9Glfte. BIS Su Oieiem
Nloenblif aber i6rp0rt nod ieDer Wttli>
tGr allf Die llnentbeDrli6feit oct 3iGDri>
aen 9ienitSeit, troboem man tie lett 1871
ilur gum %geriu9itcn S9etIe onrd3ufibren
berripd1t bat neil Die 92& Wttllionen
nidt rei6ten. Otan ioute meinen, bab
10 flare @riin6e Die Gegieruug beltimneu
nliiBten, %nab5ugeben. Sod aber bat ite
BON elmer iolden Qlbit6t feline Spur 81
erfennen gegeben. Dte &reu3seitung freut
fiA 1dpn auf cine rere @onflifte2tera.
Die allaemetne aniibt lit bteier 5offz
au1g ni1t g%iiuitig; i'm i6linmlten Sale,
metlIt mdn, tpirOe @IeS Deim Alten bLet@
ben. SobanneS Slo@.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-14
Gte &oGfsbitOmng 1T he,t @erz
eittt8ten StaateM+
ltos Dem 9bi(a6. 9emOfrat.

Die Hereinafter Staaten iinb tpegelt
moroeu. Die Sa0e per6dlt it6 ieDod bel
bdltniiie ni6t 10 8ldn3eto, tpte man ipitte
f6en mD6te. Dap niHt bios OaS Nus>
lamb, lonDern aud tiiGtige Ntnertfa1er
aln1d6lt@ Sut @tnit1t fom1nen, oaB etn
nod 10 ~iplenotb eingeri0tetes S0ul>
ipeien, mod lange ni0t 0aiielbe lit nit
tii0ttger 8ilbung, Sa5 mag fit perbtia
leue JtatipiIten pieuet6t betritbeno ietu,
aber fir bic SelbterfeuntntB uno Damit
fir cine 8eiierung 1T Dtcic @tait@t ni0t
bod genug ST. l9Gben.
9ti0t bios tIdttge europGii9e, 1a4
mentlt9 oeuti6e 8Gbagogeu boben gez
funoen, oaB Die S0ulbduler ul1o Qe9r7
apparate in Den 9ereintgten Staotell porz
3iiglt6 itnb, huB aber ettte unri6tige Gr>
3tebungsInetbope auf oieler gtdn3enoen
Bats nun geringe Grf0lge e~rtielen fann.
Nu1 amertfanti0 III 2eDrer ftno teBt SIT
btefer Qnit6t bur0gebrnngen, unO MAJ
mentli1 bat Der 8e1u1 Der 8tenerSeltz
au5iteuung eintge iebr til0tige S0ul>
manner oa3u gefii6rt, QSie nit OerBolfS>
f6ule sebt es aud nit ben 606eren 2eDr7
NnItalten. Die NusItattnng 1T Dor5itg>
LID, aber bic QebrmetbDbe tallgt Ni0tS.
llntperlttGten tpte man tie III &ettl6ta1o
Bat, gibt eS gar nt6t Hn0 Tad10ulen,
poIDte0ntI6e S6llen, Geall1ulen uno
0pmnaiten, 8ergbanz Sorltbauz unb
6anbperfsi0ulen gibt es nltr etntge tpe1
ntge i'm gat3en 2amoe, unO btele l~eiiten
nt1t 8tet. Selbit TIT Den D00iten %iptilen>
i1aftliden Snitttuten lit IS ebenlD. Sin
. Int,,h -, knn 81 94nnAtnt RrnfoSEo ~, * W2atft
bon Wiet, fano, baB eS ntr9etoS tn Der
8elt 10 Dpr3iglt6 ausgeltattete STERN
t~parten, aber 10 tpenig wtienidaftGt6
grinblth eebtlbete N1tronomm gebe, ais
TT ben Ser. Staaten.
@enn fi9 9as 70 per6Glt, 10 fragt es
fit, tpte bic Ser. Staaten in Sen STUFF
fommen fonnter, baB tbre 8olfS6ilbuug
auf 10 boDer Stufe 1tebe. Die 9lnttport
lit einfa0. Die Dltttid 8ilbung
6es GdioeS ltn6 Der prattii9e Stnn oes
GplfeS tpuroem fitr ben Musflub elmer
algemeinen 8ilbung gebalten. Sci gez
1aterem Stuotum a6er fano ii9, baB tie
etnleitt9 enttptdelt itno Die Gonieqnen5
Der n1aterteuen Gplonials3 ultG1oe ltn0
Der &acensG igeutbimlt0fett ftno, oaB
ieoo6 bic augemetne 8ilOun9 bis teBt oa>
neben Derna6lGiit9t iuuros ul1o NOD T1907
gebolt peroen mnB.
DAB Oies Ste ri6ttge Quffaiinng bon
benz 3uitanb ber 0oltsbiloung tn Der
Union lit. lebrt ieoer Sag, fanh teosn
3ueifler auf Sdritt uno 3rttt na18ez
iDieien tperben. Wiau nebme nur ben llns
fua Der 8etpei6er. Die 8iIoung Der
Sraue1 geraoe, Der Ntiitter Der beronz
Uadlenben @eneration gibt ben ri9tige
item MaBltab Der Our6l6ntttSs 8tloung
bes Bottles. Wfit nel6em @ri6reGen err
bLtdt man tn benz Eoben Der Bai1erpetz
Der einen gar nibt ertuarteten Oearael
aIer ddten petblt9en @%eitttung unb
seiittger 8iloung.
Die 8ei9rdnft6eit, bonn @ebet cine
3ebotutton Der Sttten nnb @ebrGu1e
elmer gataen Nation, ia Der gan5en 8elt
beftanS 1nb beItebt. 9aber 1T ni9t einSuIeben,
,parum bic Ginfabruns bieier retsGlalienzGSobl
in 8aoen ais 8orseidtl fir Die Nbl0aifun9 beS
alsemeinen gSablre9ts sum Get9stage Siencn
ioQ. 81. 3, 9leb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-14

gu bofen, pon Sitten, ipelbe felt Mens
i0engeOenfen Oil Der GagesorDrung tpas
rem, 1T 10 eitteBlt6, OaB man ite nur
begretft, tDeun man e%rfenlt, OQB 1te Bios
bic IOlge elmer gduSli@ GutBerllden un0
Observation-Disclosures letn fam, iuelz
DE nllr Die GuBeren Sprme1 Der
NeItgion, aber nt9t tbr innerftes
Melen, Die NeIigtOittGt fcnnt.
QSte tpeit ote1e5 g~etitloie %bQnolperfs>
mdBtge Iretben geQt, mag man a.S. Oa7
rau9 erieben, Dab IN De &alb @Oultp,
SuinoiS, Elm l4ld9rtger &nabe an Der
SptBe zines grDBen religtOlen I. g.. 81 e.
ptDals" ltebt, vipeiI er 10 gut betet4,
ia9en Die Weiber. Oils fitr3LtO III ytoroz
Carolina tt0 elm Sultan nit etnt9en@rO>
ltoBel1 nteloen lolte, Lag bic ~rmipoDne1oe
8ep0lferlng Sag ulo Jta0t auf ben
5tniell, utn DaS uIDetl fort5ubetem. SIT
Da5 8olfSbtlDung
9aS unO Der ltnfug Bet 8ettpetbet qe>
bort inter Die 9tlbrtf Der TT afleften
II nmtifenDett Der lebtere aber aud
nod gu benz Gapitel tpetbut6e
st ObDett. 9abet feblt eS ni6t bios an
8e ltano, iDnDern altD al tpetbli0em
Gaft u1o tpeiblt1er @efGDlsttefe.
0aS Net6 lit Die 9ebrertn DesWtaBboQen,
DeS 0elttteten; no fte OteIeS Nmt auf>
9tbt, miBDerlpaltet ODER bagegen auftrttt,
miro lie gum Ber6erben Nler. &uf ben
TanatiSmuS betb6rter Weiber fOtgt bic
Oeipalttbat Der MGnner. $50 bleibt oa
Die 8olfsbtlbung, no nut Die N9tun9
bor Jte9t un0 0eieb?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-14
(6iir bic Su. Staatsaeituns.)
SemtiGe 0eiGSftetDett+
Son Tri 9eGer.

Gs lit all6efannt, baB feiner Belt 6as
biirgerlt1en unb polirii6en Sreibeit in
GeutlblanO tpar, ia Die Augen bes 2tus1
lal1oeS auf it9 5og. 9teies SanO ltebt
6eute ais cine m~erftpirDige Suultrution
Ser ieBt tn S0iDange gebenoen frei6eitz
li0eu 3ultGnoe oa.
Suerlt ite6t eS Nun unter brei Soube>
ratnitGten. 3uerit Der Souperainttdt Der
st ID s 9eiebe, Johann ieit etneOtilitdr=
ntacbt mittels Convention pom 25. Stop.
1870 am 8reuBen ab9etreten tpurbe
(tppb[gemerft an BrenBen, nt1t an
bas Get6), inter preuBt6 Der, uno
enbli1 fir Oen 9telt IetleS polttt5ben 9e>
benS inter baoti0er Souperatnttdt.
Son all ben @rrungenf9aften, tpel0e
oaiiel6e berett5 b o 1913 aufsutpet1en
bate Coon benen bes Sabres l848 gar
nt0t at reoel), mar itllr nod Die f~reiltls
ntge, auf Selbitre9ierung ba1trte " e.
III etnoeorbnung iibrtg. 9tt0 tie lit
0abin rrto mnBte Ser S6leSnig= 9olitetn
autoctroirten StGotenrouung, preuBtz
i0er Wa6enl6aft, wet6en.
Ntit oer1elben lit Die @emetnbebertree
tung Der fran5oftl6s uapoleonii1en gal1s
IluDC SCttut1 Wv "I%oSH9 Ut 0teDtt~
rllng, cine 8eriorgungsanitaIt bon 3ts>
gierungsi0ult1eiben, womOgli0 ausge1
0ienter Soloaten, nit einer Yeniipn5lalt
9epGl3t auf Die S9ultern Der @emeinoet.
Wtan benilBt bic An9it oes BbtIiiters Dor
Dem rotben @eipenlt nno bent rOntil6en
Yfaffen, INN mittlertpeile AUDI ben lebten
9teit wa6rer bi!rserli9er SreiDett gu be-
iettt9en uno ben galt5en YarlamentariSz
mus aur Observation-Disclosures GomDote
uno Gteottanitalt berab3uorifen. Was
fam man nt6t Nues NIT oie1en ieBt
~porbanDenen @eIeben anfangen uno
bur6fIl6ren! :? g8iufGbrige Merfseuge
i'm Beanlten> ui1b Gibterltunoe 1tnb nm
Der Sarrtere ntlen imnter 3u ftnoen, tute
fetle Sebern bic ieben 0emaltact id6n=
fGrben.
@erJen tpir einen 8lid auf Bic neuelte
Wta6enl6aft, nit tuel9er bic Selbitre>
9~terung Der 9entet1be, bieier 8aits aaer
pplttil0elt Tretbett, tootgema6t u1o etne
HeaierunJsuai9ine iubltitutrt miro.
@rnnolage Der @abl Der @emetn6es
bertreter tit Die @tnfommeniteuer.
Al Die 666ibeiteuerten Der erlten unb
5~tpetten Glaiie, b Die Der Wttttelbes
lteuerten Ger oritten GIalie) 9 nn0 eno5
lid bic 5ablret1e fein @%infomr1en Der;
it%euernbe Mtaiie pdblen ie - Wfttglieber
gum 8lr9erausl6uB.
9arna0 btloen Die sub a ~getannten
906itbefteuertsn Elm 3pOIftel, bic sub
b 3met 3tp6lftcl, Die sub C neuu
3w0tftel ser @%inpobner. SIS nd6len
aber Die .Glaiien a uno b iebe 50 nto bic
ncun 3m0Iftel audi ni1t mebr ais 80
Observation-Disclosures. Nir 6aben
allo bier cine Experimentation bes @eloes
bor uns uno ibm itnb stpet Orittel Der
politil6en Geate unb Der Mabima6t
segeben. 9aS aligemeine Stimmre6t
i'll OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lit balnit tobt
unb Die lange eS unter bieien 8erbdlt>
ntllen fiir Die 9fei66tagspablen nod am
9eben bletben fam, mag ieber ielbit ft9
bere0nen.*) ri
y @obet bod nidt su psrgeiieniit, bab 6as aus
9elnciue Stimmrr9t Iir bic &ei9stasSlpablen Don
&tSmarG etngeiu9rt wuroe une beitebt, Ipabrenb
Die 9retsG(aliensSSabl fir Sen preuBii4en Staat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-14


Gerbinbung nit 8abeu. Ntan bIift
%, ais mad Oen V o9eien binter
oenen unS tpobl n%ientalS quite Srelinoe
tDo6nen perben. Iuf Dem Detten Selbe
Sipil6en benz Steintbpr ulto benz Suben>
thor einerieits, baum SbtltigDetm uro
Der 9tupre6tSau onoerieitS tpirb btnten
einem Sabr5ebent Die ieBtge troitIoie,
nur pon naiien GrG6en uno @r0werfen
rnterbro6eneO eoe our0 mDberles 9eben
perbrdn9t poroen fem. BORT ioa audi
ais G%entralpunft DeS nellenS tabtDiertels
oaS MISUNDERSTANDING eriteben; tur
l6aoe, Dab mir Dor Boaenbung Der neuell
TortSbauten, Die miloeitens nod bier
Sabre erforocrn, nt0t an bic @inebnung
be5 IcDon tebt DieIfa9 aus8eiteGten 1erz
rains oenten foRlen. **F
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-14

Die GorNrunsen Ser cIiGiiiiiSbtn 8tp.tirtcn nnS
bic sn1tid,t Surtfd) ;ittspartei. = @err npit
@S1per.-Oie S1!le beim SberprGiceutsI.-
Ser piecnburslid)e Sbronfolscr.-Das 2Sin=
tevcmeifer Der @pd)idnIe.-&pn Der llnioer=
fTfdts= mnS &anee$bibIiptbef. - SaIpIan fir
ssnI=S trdfbMrS.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-08
EXCU KSION OF 4 NEW STEAMER.

Boston, Sept. 1.-THE Pacific Nail Company's
steamer City OF Picking, arrived down the harbor
this evening at s o'clock, on her third excu1 son
tn object Of this being to test the speed, ma
chineiy and seaSolng qualities of the ship
She now hes ten miles from the city, and will
come up in the morning. The Picking left her
dock in the North Rive. at 1915 Saturday after
noon and pissed S indy Hook at 2:40, and Fire
Island Light at 5I5 p NJ; at 2:35 P. NJ. she pass
ed the National Line Steamer, The Queen, which
left her dock a few minutes before the Picking.
The Greece. which left hour ahead, was
passed at p. NJ. and the Utopia, which sailed at
il A. NJ. was passed at 7. NJ. The steamers
City of Richmond, Republic and China, which
sailed soon after the Picking, were all spars down
astern at $50 2. NJ. from the time of leaving the
port until 2:30 Sunday morning.
The Picking ran an average OF II nautical n Hes
per hour. on all average OF 81 revolutions per
minute. The hi hest pressure of steam 81
pounds and the greatest number OF revolutions
% per minute.
At 2:30 Sunday morning the engines We're
slowed to half speed, iii consequence OF the
heavy fog. and the engines stopped every halt
hour for soundinSs till the Nantucket Sound
Shoals were passed.
The weather continued thick till l o'clock p. NJ.
Sunday, when tie fog lighted and lull speed was
resumed. The excursion party numbers 1873.
The City Of Picking will remain here day or two,
and reception will be held during the day and
evening of Monday to afford the citizens Of Bos-
ton and vicinity an opportunity to visit and IN
spcct the ship.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-08
CHAMBER or COMMERCE.

The Chamber Of Commerce met last night III
regular session, ten members. including Secrc-
tary Blu, well, present.
Mr. Oslesby being absent. Moses Greenwood,
Esq, was called to the hair.
The chair was authorized to appoint two dele
gates to the Pork Packers Convention, to be
held at Louisville Sept. 9th, and two delegates t"
the Industrial Exhibition. t" be held at Clncn-
matt.
The following resolution offered by MIR. Il. s.
Hickey was adopted
Whereas, the rate Of through freight over
roads and steamers bringing cotton and carry
ing merchandise from New Orleans are irregular
and III many cases unfavorabe to the growth OF
the trade Of our city, and the rates of insurance
a:e also i'll many cases disproportlonate to the
risk:
Resored, That committee Of five be APP
pointed iy the Chair, to meet similar committees
from the Merchants Exchange and the Cotton
Exchange to influence such charges existing,
railroad freights and insurance premiums, as
shall conduce to the promotion of the mercantile
interest Of New Orleans.
The resolution was adopted, and after some
discussion of railroads the meeting adjourned.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-08
ARR ANsAS POLITICS..

sLITTLE Rock, Sept An enrolled copy OF the
Constitution was read III the Convention to-day,
and signed by all the members but seven During
the session a preamble and resolutions were
adopted plcdgng the MIXERS to discountenancc
and condemn all awlessnesa. violence and out
rage, wherever and whenever found, and demand
ing in the nalnc OF the State equal protection,
Justice and rights for ALL regardless Of race or
color; Also deprecatlng all proceedings tending
to produce conflict between the races, and in
vitins immigration, and guaranteeing protection
to all who come. The Democratic State Convcn-
ton meets tomorrow. From the present out
look Governor Elisha Baxter will be renolninatcd.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-08
Louisiana Items.

The Claiborne .1drOcdte says: We hear
from no quarter Of the parish favorable re-
ports of the crops. The cotton crop especially
will be short.
DARING ATTEMPT AT INCENDIARIsM. = We
have lust been informed that on last Monday
evening" at about 1 O'clock one of the boldest
attempts WAS made to set fire to Gen. Alexan-
der DeClouet's dwelling house. A large cloud
of smoke was seen to come out OF the windows
of one OF the rooms on the first floor. The
alarm was Immediately given and on opening
the DOORS which were found to be closed and
locked, the bed was seen to be on fire. For
tunately the alarm was given and the fire
was soon extinguished. There is not the least
doubt Judging from the particulars related to
us, that this is the work of an inceadiary.
Suspicious rest on a young colored girl who
was at the time in the house. St MlrtusuMe
(4halcapas) Sentinel 5H inst.
The parish paper of Washington parish is
worth dollar for dollar, and is received at par
for all State and parish taxes. How many
parishes in the State can say as much: So
says the Ascension Len,ler
The Louisiana Levee Company have adver-
tised for proposals to rebuild the Bonnet Care
/ iGvee
/ Tax SALES We regret to see that many of
the places belonging to some of our leading
planters are under seizure by the Sheriff,
under judgments for parish taxes. Whether
the parties are t X-reslsters or are unable to
pay OF what the matter is, We do not know;
bu. W. fee. that there is somethin. wrong
somewhere. Ut.n.Wr. 81. Chcrtes i,n.ist.
Ue.rid, sh inst.
1t seem. that ". I. Kellogg han dismissed
the idea Of sending us body of mettopoli'
tans to enforce his disputed and despised an-
thority in the parish of st. Martin, well
! knowing that we are thorouohlv Zed
landing Of hi. hirelings upon the romantic
banks OF the Teche. and that if any particle
or remnant Of his authority is still left here IL
the shape of Radical functionary he must
give credit for it to the spirit of forbearance
and magma nilnity OF our people.
[St Martlnville Sentinel 9Th.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-08
THE LOST CHILD.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. The child at Goshe.,,
Orange county, is not Charlie Ross-the photo
graph is not like him.
No rain has fallen in this vicinity since tho
severe storm Of August 9th, and the drouth has
caused IL scarcity of water i'll the Schuylkill, and
tue Chief Engineer of the Water Department has
issued circular requesting economy on the part
of citizens in the use of water. The fountains
have been stopped, and the licences for water
carts to sprinkle the streets revoked. No nrG
plugs are opened unless i'll of fire.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-08
FIRE The WOODS.

ELwooD, N. j., Sept. Fire. in the woods de-
stroved some 1000 acres in the counties Of At
lantic and Burlington, several cranberry
meadows few dwelling houses and saw-mills.
The fire is still raging.
The mail stage was delayed twenty-four hours
on Friday between Elwood and lleasant Mills,
on account Of fire along the road.
Eco H,RBoR, n. j., Sept THE pines are on
fire all around here. Several thousand acres are
already destroyed and the fire is still raging.
The lands arc not of much value. Near Ham
montown the fires are also raging, and fifteen or
twenty thousand acres are already ravaged in
GLIDING several cranberry boys, and much valua-
bic timber.
Many buildings were saved only by hardworh
of the ntighbora.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-08
MAKiNE.

So,,sw..r r.ss, Sept. ;, /. II. Barometer
297O. Wind south, fresh. Weather far.
Arrived Bark Avenr from Marseilles, British
ship Cefe..n, from Liverpool, ship Formose FROM
Liverpool
No departure.
Pas.-A-LOCTRE, Sept. 7, Il M.-Wind SOUTH
southeast, hight.
No arrivals.
Sailed Sark Huntress and schooner Gertrude
HOwes.
GALyKsroS, Sept. T. Arrived: Steamsh.p
, Morgan. Cleared Brig Helen y kowley :or
Pensacola, schooner Stephen l.. Lee for Cedal
KEYS.
Sailed; City of Norfolk for Brashear.
NEw YORK, Sept Arrived out: lloho. Ehe.4,
Leo Ella.
Sorrmwfs1 PISS, Sept. 7, p, M.-Barone5--
20 g. W..d ea.t-.outpeaat. moderate. Weataer
Arr!rs.l: schooner Tezana, Fl IN Co.t@soaic. :.
! NJ deIaT.g1--.
| NV Y1sR, Sept. Arrived Clyl9. Arrived
out stat Of Georgia and Anglia.
. LlyEnpooL, Sept. I.-sailed: Steamers Wey-
bosset. C!.e...1 AL EeraAalell.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-08
THE SECRET SERVICE.

WlsHGNGroN Sept. 7.-Col. Whitley, of the So
cret service, and his crew have resigned, and tho
papers in their cases have been referred to the
Attorney General This Whitley is he wac put
the Columbus, Ga, prisoners i'll boxes and tho
witnesses in sweat boxes. 1t will be remembered
that several gentlemen of Columbus were taken
from their homes by this detective ana subjected
to indignitc. while charged with the murder, Ia
a negro bawd, house, of person whose mama
the reporter j. glad to forget.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-08
"OUR TICKET"
FOR STATE TREASUKEKs
JOHN c. MONCURE. or CAoDa.

FOR CONGRESS-
FIRST DISTRICT,
Gen. Z. L. GIBSON. Of Orleans
eECOSD DISTRICT
f. JOHN ELLIS. of Or!cal.
SHIRD DISTRICT
JOSEPH 4. BREACA, Of !bc..a.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
~. NJ LEVY. of Natchl ochc.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
". =. SPENCER, of CoucoreiA.
sIXTH DISTRICT.
JOS. NJ. MOORE, Of st. landry.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-08

At the fire which occurred at Hazlehurst, Miss,
last Wednesday, the losses were as follows Chas.
Baas. two houses stock Of stoves, tin ware, etc ),
5000; J. Hauser. i'll money about $500; Herad,
in material, $1,000, and accounts $1,000 more. Mr.
Caching,. Postmaster, was damaged to the
amount ot three or four hundred dollars.
The Office Of the N.rod, one Of the most COM
plete newspaper Offices III the State. was com
pletely destroyed. Notwithstanding this, the
Herad came out on Friday with small sheet,
giving Tie full particulars u the eoraasati9n.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-08
The Fire at Greenyillc. Miss.

The Nicksburg Heroid, Of the 4th nst says of
the fire which occurred in Greenville, Mississippi
on the Sd inst:
The number of buildings destroyed, exclusive
of small establishments, is placed at sixty busl-
ness housesa and five residences, and lii all the
town only eight houses We're left standing.
The fire began about 1890 o'clock on Wednes-
day morning, and was not checked until nearly
O'clock The only fire engine IN the place was a
Babcock, aud this could not be used to any adj
vantage The pipes by which water, pumped up
from the river, was supplied to the sprnklinS
carts and cisterns were all found to be torn up,
and thus the water supply was cut off The fire
men and citizens did all in their power to save
the burning buildings, but it was like contendlng
against fate, with all the odds against them. The
fire evidently the result of a
DEEP LAID SCHEME
to destroy the town completely and nothing was
left undone by the villains who LAID the pot T.
secure that end. Coal oil was freely used, and
tile tearing up of the water-pipes prevented the
fremen from having full supply Of water. The
inceudiaries should be ierreted out and i. found.
should be made an example Ut.
TIN S,TioE.y CerTox C.syksrIcs.--In New
York. ON the Sd inst, the delegates TO the Ma
.sonal Cotton Convention held III that city, wer.
entertained by tl. Exchange, taken through
Hell Gate, and afterwards up the Hudson a }. fal
as West Point, during which trip they were
dined and wined in the most protusc and liberia
styIe As matter, of course, there was grea1
amount Of speechlfylng. from the UWt4 re-
port, we learn that
Mr. Phelps, OF New Orleans, next spoke of The
grea, first steps toward improved facilities IL
the cotton trade made by the representatives o
the various Cotton Exchanges during their re-
! cent session.
Mr. boswell, Of New Orleans, on behalf of the
committee, returned thanks for the courtes' ex
tended them by the New York Exchange adding
In humorous vein that not only had all tacilitie
been afforded them for the transaction Of bust
ness, but that they had even been taken down t
the very gates Of he'll. and brought 50 satel,
back as TO enlphatlcally disproye the Old mott
Of the ola ssics beginning. '.!@et''s dec.7lS@
treiIu, etc.
Nj boswell spoke .s-ne.tl. and at -om
length upon the vast importance Il establishing
! large central cotton warehouses at this point
arguing that nothing would 60 so far towar
2 establishing New York til great cotton einIa
! ..gl. and de.o. 0. IL T-r-l.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-08
4 ElRE.

fire occurred at HnsseIlve, w. Yesterday morn
ing, destroying the courthouse, Frost House,
and other buildings. No particulars known
here. The river has risen Is inches. Weather
cloudy and damp.