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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-11
snfal= @srtd,te ot.s gsaihtmatpn.

Sofal= Scrtd,tc aus SSafbtn8tot.
98ai bington, 10. Sult. - Nomual
SenfinS, mclher iidl sur 3cit I'M ScebaOe
Nemport beIin6et, muroe telegrapbIdJ BON
Der Serbeiratbung ieiueS Sobre8 nit Der
@ancantdu3ain Traufit @hrtltIe in 8enntntB
qeebt unb io4 Der unenuiiuidten Shmieaerz
todttr iofOrt tele9rapbirt bahen, haB iie ben
Sengel crndbreu mG9e, oeln ocrclbc babe
ouf9ebDrt, ieiu Sobu 5u ietn. Der lunge
Senfins nar in Der Seeid)ule 3u 2tnapoli8,
ftel ater I'M 9ramen bur6 unO loQ lett0em 81
Den b0bereu Sunlmlern Der gunDe8bnupt=
ltabt geb0rt bqbeu.
- 5lu @oliseigeridlte ipurOcu bcute 3engen
iiber Die 6dlidlnng Ocr 3ablungSonpeiiru9en
ourd llnOerwoOO IND 9Sarmtf pernom,
men.
-9r, &uGner 8optiB, feit 40 SaBren ein
8emobnet NSaIbln9tonS, Ut beute pIOBltd)
9eitorben.
y Sn Der geltrigen @enerul -95eriammlnng
OerSranfen. .llnterltiituug5 Aalie Oe8y Golunl,
bia Sllrnuerein5" murbeu f0lgeuoe 8eamte er=
mdblt: Yrdiioent 4bolpb Snabe, Sice. Prdii=
bent gS. Dteinfing, Ssfretdr Houi8 6etel,
SdatmeiIter fSr. Oabler, 82ed)Heg Sacob
0erf, 6inan, 9ireftorinnl- Jfoicnburg,
gS, Griiute uuO s. ylosfD.
--SeC ,,SOuEUul uuH GSute UtLlullet ~ ltlt>
erem befaunten Dtitbiirgcr, 0rn. Garl
Gbel, Der 9eiternmit Dem0ampier ~6Oliatia"
ua1 0eutidlanb, reip. SraBbur9, abrellte,
1T an 2ieuitog 2tbeuO trr5 por oem abgang
bes 3uges Der Baltimore uub Botomac 81
ienbabn" ieine9feiietaide; III lpclder iid $40
in Silber, lem q5aB, ell @efiel uno cine
| 4n5abl @eibenfe befanben, ,getoDlen moroer.
| 6err @6el, Der ieine 9brelIe ntd)t per5O9eru
fonnte, bate ieinen 5renno gSalter init Der
Gerboitlug Der 0tebe beauftragt unO imScr,
Elm nit Der @ebeimpoliSei lit cS biciem rurd
9lnbietung einer BelobHung and getungen,
Die anfgeidnittene 0teiietaide, III pelher iid)
ullr nod ein &amm unO EN- Sbeil Der Paple'
re befanoeu, III erlangeu. d3rct Barblge
bradten bieetbe in Die SfIice Oe8 9ru. gSal=
ter 1lnD muroen iOiOrt Uerbaftet,oa man Ourf
| bieIelbeu 2u8funit iiber Die cntmeuoeten
g3ertbla6eu 81 erlauacn baiit. @tau uernluz
! tibet iogar, Dap bic e6riidlcn 8inOer might
| heripsfle ielbf oie9iebe gewcien ieiu f0nnen." "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-11
Sfe faitfmdnniid,e @aentmr no II
Il. %. Dunn & Comp,
Baltimore.

(GtabIirt i'm sSuui 1841.)
OeIes Gtabliiiement lieert (nur on unteribretber)
ole n0t9i9en betaiatrten Snfornattonen htnfthtlit
Der Stedung, SerantDo rtldfeit &c. uon Sauheuten,
Sdnolern IL. {. tp. Hnerbalb Der Ser StGaten, 2ers
rtorten uno Srtiih=gtoro= =Imerta; aud lefern Tie
elm HeferenS Sud, pelhes Die gtamen BON mehr
als 100000 &aufeuteu u (. N. uno heren Staten uno
Die Stelluue oerIeIben entbdIt gs 1T oaS compile
teite unb ausseoebntefe Spiten, pcI6es iemals fir
9equenldltett Der Bunfz uuo Sauoclsbduier uuo iir
0ets oTganrt tpurbe 90 3fueig bureaus baben mir,
tpelbe in ben bauptddbtidbiten Stdoen iiuo uniere
@rIei6teruusen f0rnen nibt ubertroffen perben.
gSnt. g. Scarlett, bieriuo1nenoer @ompa9non.
Re- fsali9e 4nipridbe fperoen eiE9eBo9en uno Sc
ridltsiafcn i'm Nlaemeinen beiorst. lSGn2l,1SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-11
2lFattldJe Gbplera 1T 8rooflDm,
81 .N

Sroof1pn, N..y., 10. SUM. = Die
63=iabrige 6rau Marp Aun Sannon, in Der
Sr6aroltraBe Wobnbait, wurbe in Der gfadt
bonn 0tittwoh auf ben 9onueria9 plbtliH
franf, unb Die berbeigerufeneu aerSte erfidr=
ten ibre &raufbeit fit aiiatiide Gbolera;
bod ipradl:n fe beute Ntorgen Die 5offnuug
aus, Die &ranfe retteu su f0nnen, nno ntein~
ten, es lei feline weitere 9lusbreitnng Oer
aranfbeit gu befiirdten.
Sem Yorf, 10. Suli. - Tran @lary
4nn 9aHnon tit beute in ibrer gSobnung in
SreoflBu al aer aiiatiid,en Gbolera 9ez
ifnrher
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-11
1]ructer & 0amble's
Siuctnnatier
SletuzSetfe.

Ste bette arbeit erfparenoe Seife, ipeIde ie
mails introon,irt iuorbeu, aus benz beiten umo
reiujtcm Diateriat gemott unb 9arantir, bic Ietn=
fen Sabritate nidt gu beibdoisen.
g4J- 9aam bate ftdb nnr unedlteu RadD=
abumuugen ~6G
8er(au0e Die nit Dem 9iameu bon 4roeter gombls
periebeue Sele, uuo feline dnoere nmm!
3ububen in lien cerie=9Goen.
(1U2-S)
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Nnt Sau Soutittao o ttt,o Sontf.
Stan0e.

Can Sransiseo, Sal, 10. Suit. -
4llpn & Comps SeliHible, SdultD &
Comps Spirituoien 2ager uuo 81. y. Sol
licn's @igarrenlaben tpurben beute burf
6ener serit6rt. Ser Serluit betrdgt ungeIabr
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-11

3iige, baB iie ie ben Mann 9etaltnt, nit bem
iie al8 orllre Sd]umad)crs mandlcs Sabr
oft in gtoth llno Gorge perlebt.
gtlS bic SerbauSluugen 3u Gnbe, crfdrte
Ser 9tidter, buB ct III finger 3eit eine
ausfiibrlife @ntifcibung III Der Sadlc abge=
ben uerbe.
9as nadgelafcne &ernt69en BON 5aroin
belteht nit 9lnsuabme eil1eS fletnen toauies
in gorneliaItraBe, bas er nit ieiner 2Sittlpe
ooer 6au5bdlteriu beluobnter ausi6lieBli9 in
9(ftteu uno ionittgen gSertbpapieren, 10 oaB
Der Staat fein glnredt oarauf bat, rpiemobl
feiue bireften @rben porbauoen iiub.
CBb. SlfSbG.)
Somnambiil il ii s mn 8.-@tn Tal bon
SomnambGlisntu8 fam an letten 9ienitag
in Bott5toipu, Beuni., Dor. Sobn gS. 9lrmS,
ein muuterer, intelligenter Gnabe bon u Sab
rem itanb 9fafts nm 412 llbr auf ltieg aus
einem Senter beS 3. Stodluerfes auf oas
Dad uno fiel iiber Die 0ahrtnne blnunter
aui ba8 Srottoir. Die S9metern b6rten
Senlanoen auf Dem 9ad)e gchen, unO ais
cine oerlelben binauSeilte, I'M 5u iebcn, mas
eS 9dbe, rrar IS 81 ipdt. Der arnle &nnbe
lag belpuBtloS auf ben Steinen nit tiefen
8unOen in Sopi, aus neldien oaS gctirn
beruorOrang. Gr farb om Ntittwod Ntor.
Qcu I'M 8 llbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-11
Sra,trt9er 2tltS9aa9 eiaer @aIer=
fabrt. = Uiinf Yerionc,t ertrnu=

atlartic> Stir, N.zS., 10. Suli. -
als Die Sa6t 81. 8. &bompion," Capt.
6ranf Steelman, beute 9fadnlittag gegen 3
ilbr BON eines &essuiisunsstour suriidtebrte,
muroe iie in Der Barre, Der Staot geseuiiber,
BON elmer i9wereu Stursiee getroifen nnb
fenterte. Daniel Sfilsp SbarpleB unb Srau,
Caroline SbarpleB, Ilfreo s. SbarpleB aus
Ybilabelpbia, ,1no anna Sc. Sfoberts, bie
Sod)tsr oes ,Sru. 6. 0fobcrts, gi9entbiimers
oes ,@balfonte=5ouie" bon bier, ertranfen
SRI. SbarpleB' 2eide iit BON Der Wanni6aft
etnes 8ranonngsbooteS aufgefitbt iuoroen.
0is iibrisen an gerb ScfnOlidsu, Srau
Settle, gapt. Sranf Steelmau uub Sit Glarte,
ipnroen serettet. 9as Srambnngsboot iu6t
nah Den iibrigen geifen.
Oie Sad,t iit ge9en Die 8riaantine=llntie-
fen getrieben Hno ipabri9einllh poltanoi9
2prfd,plft
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mq 8altmore Nb, @amtag, IL. Suli 1874

gablep, 9urcell, aenrid uub Mc@losfep BON
Baltimore, Cincinnati, ct. 2outs uno ytetp<
Oorf, Die giid)0fe BON Jtatfe3, philadelphia,
Bittsburg, Ilfmono, gStlmln9ton, Sarrts=
burg, @rie, unoScranton, auBeroeln nod un-
5dbliae 8rieiter BON Baltimore &C. Wa6bem
elm feierltd)es Sobtenamt gchalten porben
mar, wurbe Die b1ifDfltd)e Requiemmefe
celebrirt. Grsbiid,of Burce1, iueld)er bel Der
Yrieiteripeibe 6cs Geritorbenen I'M Sabre 1882
anpeieno mar, belt Die @ebGd)tniBrebe, fuo.
raui mad benz por9edriebencn NituS Die tiinf
9lbiolntionen BON fiinf Der anpeienoen VrG<
laten pplSoqen purbeu. Der Sarg rpurbe
Johann BON 16 Grieitcrn, inter bem 9elaute
Der 9onlgloden, gefolgt BON elmer inableb=
barren Menqe, mad bein Sobteubofe getragen
unb in Der bort bergeri6tetcn gruft beige
lest
lleber bic Nadfolge lit nod gii6ts befanrt.
Die 9tamen bon orei BrieItern Itub berettS
Dem Bapite snr Qusmabl eiugeianbt iporben;
nutcroeiIeu miro Der @sneraluifar Or. Yarfe
baS 9lmt perualten.
Git Batter erid)ieBt ieinen Sobt.
@incinna t / 10. SIlt. - Slrael Glt0s
sallfte beute Morgen nit ieinem Sobne unb
mollte thu fir irgenb eiu Sergeben beltrafen.
9lls Der &nabe bauonsulaufen perludte, er=
grtff Der Gater eiHe Whlafete, Id]oB al1 letnen
Sobn uuD perlpunbete i'm t0otlid.
WtorS 1T @rsanias.
2ittlez 81 f arf., 10. Suit. - Sn
Serarfana murbe am letten Samitag elm
9SeiBer, gtamens Dunn, bon benz 6arbtgen
@eorge @aibington erihoiieu. Der WOrber
iuuroe perbaftet unb bel eiuem Seriud)e, Su
cntftebelt, erid)ofen.
0on SON Sominso ituo SsaBti.
ct. Sbomas 4. Suli. = 0as anne
rifaniid1c ariegsidifi ,Gananoaigua" traI Ill
Der letten @ode bon Samana bier ein, Inn
Brouiant ein3unebmen.
Can 3 0omin go, %. Suli.-9ie Sc
publif lit rubtg, Die @eiddite iinO flau.
Die bon Gan Domingo nadl Sapti gez
idiften Gonlmiiidre, speld)e beauftragt ipa.
rem, eineu 6riebcn5= uno Sanbelspertrag nit
iener Nepubltf absui9lieBen, febrten nnperz
rid)tetsr Sade suriid, neil ite on ben Prdii=
oeuten gtiiage accrebtirt iparen, bieier aber
nod Dor ibrer Nnfunit abgebantt bate. Ser
Sertras wirO iibrigens nod 5n Staube fonlz
men.
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r.. Uo3ne, 3eransseter.
SRedial WottdeM.
Baitttttore
frt 3n(nranfe Ofhff.

fit 3n(araufe Of]hft,
sas~s5t.0de bon eeatb, ,,ms Bater. strshs.
Dieie @eielihaft perfit tfortmdbrenb sesen 8ers
luii ober shaben bur& Sranounslid toipo6i IN Der
Do9nz, eaoenz uno Isaarenbauier, San6slsshtsr,
Ader5auzYrooutte, Wobeln, Saus gerdtbibai.en.
i'm Sau besriffeue oeer I'M 9aien ir eaouns beFno'
l:te Sabr,euseu. {. 10.
Gaa Sirettertunl beitsbt aus folstnben 5errea;
aBm. 9. s arrtioa, $raFSent;
Geo. U. 8ider5, S.p. aapff,
Oapio e. Wiljou, s. 9obt. Senftns,
Soiiaa Bennington, 9. 9forton Stemart
Sranci5 &. Sing, .. j.. NemeomeL
Seurp GlrroU. GrpiGe Sor.Us,
M. q. Gteuart. 2B. V. 2dplor,
Wm. S. Brune, Ss!aei So9eH,
@eorge g. Sarriion.
1npIirottous SSormnlare uno loeitere gh brbt lher
Al, t8,iellIbaft ini,o IL Der Office, SiOuetzGHe boz
seut9z unb DaterftraGs, ertbsit, no autl ale ani-
trdae }ofort erlcbi9t iperoen. BerberunSen uerben
anl irseno cine Grtf anseuOmmem, Welds oer Gp2lis
lant Jiniben mag.
(SGai.1SD ct. 6ooomottb, Sefr.
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il1enia bs(daOiate .Mattea

fenpree pertauTt, ionic aud cine $artie billiJc
8adJ etudle, fHgratnz uHo JtngzIeoptbe BET
g. S3eiit, iur..
gSy. 120, SiiesNscaaluan,
03O-l Rube SdHttrdSe.
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s,ad,icn, Sdrotatntem, ,gtcnolper
S ~ uebft 3ubebor. SeHoet BotzStamp
\AE fir ifluitrirte PIeis=e =eifte au Die
mSTSSa "Great Western Gun Works."
W Pittsburgh, Pa.
fSunf, 39Itp yS)
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Selbjimoro etnes bctrmnfenem
Nfdfteuaftttt1terS.

8uffalo, %. g., 10. Suli. : Sente
Morsen 9egen 10 llbr lprang Warp aelp i'm
8aHide ans einem Senlter oes 3. Stodme:z
tes bes .0feuerez z6ouie@ aHf bic Strabe uno
fanb ibrem angenblidiiben Sob.
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Selbj:mpro. = Sanbbett Die ltr=
fadte.
Ste &inoesm0roerin tn gStatams=
bttr0. S.>t.

Stem YOrf, 10. Sult. = DE @oroz
ners= =Snrp i'm Sale Der Srau 0mper, tuel6e
beihulbi9t mirb, ibre brei Sinber am 2. Sunt
in @iatamsburg, SIS, ermorbet 81 baben,
bat eiu auf n@abnfinn" lantenoes Serbtft
abgegeben. Die 9lngefla9te piro auf 0ebens=
Seit in Die Staats Srrenanftalt 9eifidt
lperbeu. ...
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Newspaper Law.

/. The postmaster is required to notice
hy letter returning q paper does not
answer tho law when n subscriber
does not tako his paper out OF thoo office,
and state the reasons for its not being
taken and a neglect to do so, makes
thc postmaster responsible to tho pub
Usher for the payment
;. Any person who takes a paper from
the postotfice, whether directed to his
name or another, or whether he has
subscribed or not, is responsible for tho
pay.
!. If any person orders his paper dis
continued, he must pay all arrcaragcS,
or the publisher may continue to send
it until tho payment is made.
!. If the subscriber orders his paper
stopped At Il certain time, and tho pub
Usher continues to send it, the subscrl-
bryrf- rftv- rrv1ybarfosT fAlB Il, ,l'"r t1ACeeft
upon tho ground that a man must pay
for what he uses.
!. The courts have decided THAT rr-
irrSlng to take newspapers and pcriOdi-
Gals from the pOstOticc, or removing
aud leaving them uncallCd for, after
hay ing subscribed to them, is prima
racic evidence of intentional fraud.
Il. lfslbscribcrs pay in advance, they
are bound to give notice to the publish
cr. at the end Of their time, j fthcy do
not wish to continue taking it other
Wise tho publisher is authorized to send
il on, and the subscribers will be re
spousible until an express notice, with
payment of all arrears, is sent to the
publisher.
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roar of his rr~impnf in djsorarp.
The EXHIBITS OF the BcIden family.
durinn fine war. vorld make a
lonr cbontor and we have heard
mora +binos ahont them than orr
roodore would care to read,
Such is the brass and assurance
of fine family. that they are all
turning ont LAWYERS. although no
better fitted for the position than
Il District Attorney, who LETT Il
JGJ, in Th1bol9ux only few YEATS
aro.
This is the character. and ,urh
the family antcrcdrnts OF the
man who has been elected tu~!a
responsible position hN the re
publican party ofthis district. and
we ask the honest Republican, OF
ST. Mary. Iberia and st. Martin
if they are not ashamed Of their
chol;c? However, this is the re.
sult of voting for strangers in
preference TO known, tried aud
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Nr CHARLES o. KIBBE is Il Agent
IN .Nbbc:iIlc and Vcrmilion Parish, and
d 'uly authorized to receive and receipt
- subscriptions to the CoTTON-BoLL'
NJ, l"BERT L. DYER, Postmaster at
,~nuu2,itIc tRoyvillc), is duly authorized
frrc"i,c and receipt for Subscriptions
{, the COTTON BOIL.
sir, \. MEYNIER, Jr., of New Orleans,
l. dul, authorized to receive and receipt
rDr Subscriptions and Advertisements to
both our papers.
Also, Mr.. THOMAS MCINTYRE, No. 70
commercial Place.
NALKER, TAYLOR q co, 1874 West
baltimore st., Baltimore, Md, are author
led to act as our agents.
{. H. MARSH & CO., 20 Regent street,
london, England, are authorized 10 act
Rs agents for this paper.
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Subscribers

\ who receive Their paper with an
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-,riptious have expired, and should mott
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WATER FALLING.-We arc
glad to learn that the water has
boon steadily falling, all over our
State for a week past The dc.
s]trnctlvo element is steadily re.
ceding from the plantations in
many places, aud if the Missouri
does not send us down another
Hood, from its mountain sources,
there win be no difficulty in max.
ing a corn crop on aaarga portion
ct the country which has been in.
undated.
In this connection we must OK.
press the belief that the distri.
button OF ratious has done much
to prevent some people from
going to work, an | We hope that
whenever relief committees find
that amy person has refused prof,
iered work(as many ,lol that they
will immediate ~ cease the deliv
OF ratious to such persons.
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DISASTROUS FIRES.-Last
Friday the Doth inst, two large
fires occurred in New Orleans.
one in the afternoon far back on
Perdido Street, destroyed twenty
buildings and the loss was $50
600.
The second, at night, was an
incendiary fire on Canal, Tchoupi,
toulas and Common streets, de,
stroying tho stores Of Messrs.
Buggy Il Pond, worth SOS, 900,
and the stores of Messrs S. Hcsse
and A. Billead, worth $4,000.
besides doing some damage to A.
+. Barrel X Co., Bercier 4 Des.
met, and others. Total loss $3.50.
600.
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West tcIegraphs Pilchback to
come to Washington. Another
effort to seat him as Senator.
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John Edgar Thompson, Presi-
dent of the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad, died on the 9th.
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About May 9Th, the repub,
lican troops came up with a
body Of Carlists, under command
of Don Alfonso, and defeated
them with heavy loss.
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DIR, NJ. b. Palmer has resigned
the pastorshipo of the First Pres,
byterion Church of New Orleans
to accept the chancellorhip of the
Presbyterian University, at
GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
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Gen. Il. l.. Gibson lost a SOD,
aged fifteen months recently.
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announcements.
FOR 4

/ respectfully announce myself n can
didatr for the office of State Senator of
the Tenth Senatorial District, compris
Ing the parishes of Lafayette, st. Ian
dry, Cameron and Calcasicu.
GEORGE II. WELLS.
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WHO Is BELDEN!

tnCTCON covering hlIliStIl Win III
famy?" That all may know HIM
and family, as they are known in
localities where they have resided,
we give an insight into the family
history and a sketch of Il few of
their exploits, which We collected
on a recent visit 10 AbbeyIIIc,
their former place OF residence:
J. X. Belden, the father, is one
of the most notorious scoundrcIS
who ever lived in Western LOUIsl-
ana. Before his real name was
known, he went to the town OF
Lake Charles, CaIcaSieu parish,
and pretending that he had Hu.
thority to organize a Masonic
Lodge there, collected fees from q
number of persons, which he
pOcketed, and the whole affair
turned out 10 De F"ud
About the same time, lie ap
preached a prominent merchant
OF A0DeVllIe, VINO >'III does OuS'
ness there, and from "hom we o.
tanned this Item tom MN ne was
gong to Ne" OiIcallN' ana a9Ne"
If he could do anything lor hlm'
The unSuSpectlng merchant SaIu
yes, he wanted TO 'eilo some
money down, and II II was not
too much trouble, ne "ouIo 6eI
him to deliver It, lie "hoerIooh
the mission with the greatest OF
P~io"SuLt' anu Q0-' "'Io ""uuoO
HILL "o"o'el' Vnl'' ""9" ",'0
warn ho was odch again. anu 10
Uno nlelCu"nU' Suspicious "0I0
arrouSeu' lie ASKED 10" Ill., '""uG
INC UP 80 quIcN'S' A"' VI"
knaVe SAD he Ilao met al express
tram at the ba3, arrived III lhc
delivered the money entrusted to
HIM, and came back Immediately.
Believing this to he a lie, he
wrote to the city, and found the
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1874-06-03

Congressman David b. Mellish,
of New York, is dead.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1874-06-03

Thomas Ruines,, N. Y. State
Treasurer, has become a lunatic.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1874-06-03

The trial Of the Grant parish
prisoners was in progress all last
week. Most will undoubtedly be
acquitted.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1874-06-03

1t is said Grant will veto the
civil rights bill.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1874-06-03

Butler, the beast, has been sick.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1874-06-03

~ \. MENNIEE j.. CommI>s:on
Merchant, % Peters street. neat Hlru}!lI"
street, New Orh'l1S Consignment
Of Eggs. CNicLrn" an al ,ountI> prn-
duets sold at the hIeh"~t npu KIT Prices
"julII-lt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02
Thr 8alletin.
THURSDAY, JULY lisa
TIE ICE PROBLEM IN NEW
YORK CITY.


1t seems that the farmers are not
the only victim, Of monopolics and
high rates, nor are the railroad com
panies the only mouopolies and high
chargers The house Keepers Of New
York city are al indignant at the high
price Of ice this year and they charge
that the big ice companies crowd out
the smaller ones and have it all Their
own way. Just now there seems 10 be
a corner in ice in the heated metro
polls, aud the price has run up to one
dollar per hundred weight against 90
cents during the same season last year.
The ice problem in Now York is no
.ulll matter when !; is considered ,"O'
jOr 900 tons are consumes "a ''''
goodly city per year, 30 'h Una, TWO
thousand tons of Ic' "'' ~ ~
daily IN quantit'-' TaH-'"S i'O'H u"
rguut. for tie small housuheeler-, TO
.,,,,I,, a.. ,.,, ton- 20 the large hotels.
mi. I,,,icL,rhro;,.. 500 company, which
iurnl.lic. about half The quantity con
sumed, answer. the complaints Of the
consumer, by declaring that, owing to
the miducs- OF last wJutcr, the ice pro-
duct was yf very inferior quality, and
that it frequently happened that half
a ,hlpl0aI brought from the icc-iield,
Of N,iuc, wa. wasted in transportation.
tn. company also assert that their de.
livery route. are 30 extended that they
can not afford to carry ten pounds of
lee several miles and only get ten cent,
therefore as they have hitherto done.
While the housckecpcr- are ho.,ing
Themselves over their lump, Of ice, the
companies keep cool, knowing pro.
baby that ~ such weather a. New
York ha. at this time Of the year the
uuior,unate- who can not get out Of
town will spend their last nickel rather
than drink uurCfrigorated water.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02
f o L n d r Y 3,
NJ A G HIN E S II o p
FoRGEs AND PIE FITTING,
STEAM ENGINES, MILL, STEAmB0AI
M A.CTILN ER Y

M \. CHIN Err Y
Manufactured unc repaired.
Special attention given Ia light and heavy
forging, house, bridge, railroad amt jail worn
aud ali work Of a similar character
steam and ga, sitting in AL ia branches.
4 fun assortment OF Morris, lUikur N COZ
Philadelphia pipe aud hltines. bInr- goods
etc. and yt- lst,rc- alwaN- on hand.
PIPING OF HOUSE FOR Gas
MAuE a SPECIALITY.
AGENT fOT Cameron special steam pump
aUG .oiicI feeder. Tho bert f-nnutncturod.
Coils patent syphon pumps, and Judsohh
patent Governor and governor valve,
The following engines, etc., for sale
Two steamboat engines, lst lHth bore oi
cylinder: i've feet stroke, pnd IN good Ordcl
ono steamboat shaft and crank wrot IRON
one engine for hosting freight; iiAlt'
ono lnN2O saw min engine, with shhik&no
crank Tor muly or gang saW, second hand'
one new 7Nl2 euginci my own manuiac'
turC.
Also. a secondhand stlNe cutting ma
ghil!c aud jJintur, and warehouse hoisung
machine, in GOOD order.
Engines and machinery OF all kinds bought
aud sold