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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-03
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for the SUGAR CANE sorgho, Indian Corn,
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SAMPLE NO. 2.-Fertilizer for Cotton-Coni.
plete Fertilizers, from 500 to 500 lbs. per acre
in bags of 200 Observation-Disclosures.
FERTILIZING SUBSTANCES.
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superphosphate Of lime per ton.----..-.-.---.. IS
Phosphate precipitate per 60
Dried Flesh in powder, per 50
Dried Blood in powder per ton---..--...--.---. rs
Hair, Horns in pow r, per ton.---.--..-----.-. SO
Azotized compounds representing the constituent
elements of genuine guano, per ton--...-.--. 50
These ingredients prepared and ground with the
greatest care in our mandatory are in the shape Of
fine powder and can be mixed the spot with stable
manure, bsgasse vegetable manure, ETC.
mhi4 OFFICE, 81 North Peters street.
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Champagne.
INC baskets PIPER HEIDsiECAs
MO baskets KRUG d 90.
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Wines and Liquors.
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70 Gases FINE CLARET.
BOG cases CLARET.
"a half barrels WHITE WHITE
yeo cases WHITE WINE.
sso barrols BOURBON and RYE WHISKY
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-06-25

who thereby was In blissful ignoanoe
perhaps. as efiectually barring his "A
vancement. as Her Grace of Marlborough
when she introduced her poor relation
the willy Abigail Hill, into her royal mis,
tress' scryioe-that there was Young oili.
Ger then In barracks nj Brighton ~ the
name Of Bloomfield, who wa reported Ia
play very well. A gentleman was in
stantly dispatched 10 command Capfnin
Bloomiield's attendance. He came. nlav.
cd and conquered. From that hour M.
young Tipperary artillefyman Was a tame
cat in thePrince's household. Presently
the gazette announced his promotion ~
be Major by brevet. Then he was al
pointed Chief Equerry and Clerk Marshal.
few years later lac was knighted, and be-
came In rapid succession Receiver General
of the Duchy of Cornwall. Keeper Of IT,
Privy Purse, and Private Secretary 10 the
Prince. For years he continued the most
influential person about the court and the
dispenser of immense patronage. In ls22
he went a. Minister 10 Sweden. An ISIS
he was raised 10 the peerage. and mean
while his military promotion proceeded
without interruption. His sOn. the pres
ent peer. has held the highest posts ii thc
diplomatic service.
ANOIliEk KEN AhhAbl4E IAAMiLf.
And. finally, We will cap the climax hv
the most remarkable example of all. a. 10
to how property. now In the possession
OF the Earl Of Elgin. came ~ that noble
man. Years ago two ladies' OF high posi-
ton Were JOINT tenants ~ an operis-box N
London. The occupant OF the box Oppo-
site was an elderly gentleman. who Used
To bore them exceedingly by staring NJ
them through his glass. until at length hi.
attention became joke between them.
Time rolled on. and they had long since
forgotten all about their old admirer. when
one day gentleman called at Lord A.
house IN London and asked TO see his sis-
ter. When she entered the room d. said.
Am | addressing Lady Bruce X She
said that he was. Then have very
agreeable and, l imagine, unexpected
piece of intelligence 10 communicate I'm
der the will OF Mr.. Wilson. former client
of ours. you are entitled 20 a fine estate u
several thousands year. The lads said
il must be mistake. She knew no one
OF the name. But, said the solicitor, no
Identification could be- clearer. Then
thought struck him. Mr.. Wilson. he said
lies near by, IN his coffin. az Mr.. Bent
ing's. the great undertaken. IN ~. Jane.
Street. Perhaps you would not mind 20
ing with me and looking at his face. She
went. There WAS her old enemy with the
lorgnette. Not the least remarkable part
Of the story was that he had intended 10
leave the fortune 90 the other lady. who
was the pecial obicc; of his admiration.
and who lac had been told was Lady -
Bruce.
After these instances. II j. hard 70 be-
lieve that there is no such thing a. luck.
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EAST.

Gold closed in New York, on June 16, At
III.
ii. b. Clsflin, the well known dry-goods
merchant Of New York. and other members
ofhis firm, have been indicted by the United
States Grand jury for completely in silk
smuggling frauds.
Person o. Cheney (Rep.) was elected
Governor Of New Hampshire by the Legis-
lature, on the sth, and was inagnrated on the
9th.
The sexton, Piper, has been indicted for
the murder Of little Mabel Young, in Boston.
A negro named Simms, who committed an
outrage upon Miss jackson, in Anne Arun-
del County, Md, was taken from the jail at
Annapolis, on the l4th, by a large crowd, and
hanged to tree.
There was a severe frost throughout por-
tions Of the New England and Middle States
on the night of the 18th, and considerable
damage to crops is reported.
The long strike of the miners in the
Lehigh aud Wyoming regions Of Pennsyl-
vania is apparently ended. The mass of the
miners have announced their determination
TO resume work, although the leaders still
hold out. 1t is expected that the companies
will resume work Immediately.
The Republicans Of Maine have nominated
Gen. Selden Connor for Governor. The
resolutions adopted declare: That the union
of the States must be maintained at all haz-
ards; that the Government is that Of a
nation, not of confederacy; that
local self-government in matters pure
ly local must be adhered to; that
there can be no legitimate conflict between
powers OF the Nation and Of any State; that
a sound currency, based on coin and redeem.
able In coin, is essential to the prosperity OF
the people, and that the most kindly and fra
ternal relations should be cultivated between
all sections Of the country.
The New York Court OF Appeals hiss re-
versed the judgment Of the Supreme Court in
the case Of VIM. NJ. Tweed, and has ordered
his discharge. The judges say that no war.
rant can be found for cumulative pun.
ishment upon conviction Of several
ofenses charged in a single indictment. the
aggregate punishment exceeding that pre-.
scribed by law for the grade OF offenses
charged. An order for the arrest Of Tweed
on civil suit has been issued. and will be
served upon him Immediately upon his re.
lease.
A fireworks mandatory in the outskirts
Of Boston exploded on the 10th, completely
demolishng the building and instantly kill
ing nine out of the ten men and boys EN-
ployed.
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Gen. Duff Green died at his home in Dial
ton, Ga, on the 10th.
A dispatch from Brownsville, Texas, 18th,
says that Capt. MeNeely, witha small force
OF State troops, pursued and overlook band
OF IL cattle thieves, about IL miles
below that place. They showed fight,
and In the engagement which ensued
the whole band of raiders we're killed.
McNeely lost only one man killed. $50 head
OF stolen cattle we're recovered. IL Is stated
that the cattle thieves are running of cattle
daily, and that large quantities Of dried beef
and hides. the product Of American cattle.
are being shipped to Cuba by Gen. Cortina
and Others.
The Iowa Prohibitionists will hold State
Convention at Des Mones on the 10Th OF
June. The declared purpose Of the conven-
ton Il TO take political action, either by join
ing with one OF the organized parties, or TO
form new Prohibitory party.
A quarantine Of ten days has been pro-
claimed b. The Goycrn.r Of Louisiana against
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-06-25

A somewhat novel incident, an excellent
Illustration of the serio-comic, recently
occurred i'm Cincinnati. A baby had come
to a household. but II was still-born and a
small funeral was the only thing in order.
The little corpse was wrapped up and laid
upon a chair to await the arrival ofthe un-
dertaker, but that parsonage was some
time in making his appearance. In the
interval lady of the household, not the
one most Interested In the baby. had re-
turned from a shopping tour and placed
upon another chair the bundle containing
her purchase of silks and laces and similar
vani;ies Of the mind feminine. In course OF
time the undertaken came. the small bun
die was placed i'm the small coffin, there was
the usual sad scene and the cemetery soon
witnessed their burial. Upon the even
ing of the same day, when their sorrow had
given way to more worldly reflections.
the ladies' of the house In mourning assem-
bled 10 examine the purchases OF the Lady
who had been shopping. The bundle
was opened, and the ladies experienced
something very like horror. There was
no finery in tine package, only little
dead baby The undertaken had mistaken
the bundle There was another procession
10 the little grave In the cemetery, over
which the daisies hadn't had the chance tc
start yet. and a resurrection scene. The
coffin was exhumed, the finery taken out
and the body of the baby substituted, Z
the greater satisfaction of all concerned
II was only an undertaker's blunder, ant
1t was scrio-comic, thoroughly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-06-25

WARRINGTON.

The President has signed the commissions
sfS. Il. Axtell. TO be Governor of New Mex
leo. and George w. Emery, 10 be Governor
Of Utah.
VIM. S. King, indicted in connection with
the Pacific Mail subsidy, has been admitted
to bail in the sum Of $1,000.
Tho quarterly report of the National
Grange shows that the aggregate number OF
subordinate oranges has increased during the
last three months about 1000,
The commission to treat with the Sioux In
dams comprises eight members, viz. VIM.
b. Allison, Iowa; Bishop +. Il. Ames, Mary
land; +. W. Palmer, Illinois; Brigader-
General Alfred ii. Terry, Z. ). A.; Hon.
Abram Comingo, Missouri; Rev. 5. ID. Hin
man, Dakota; q. 2. Beauvois, Missouri; j.
r.. O'Brien. New York. Jos. w. Dwyer has
been appointed secretary. The salary of the
members is to be eight dollars day, with an
additional allowance for necessary expenses.
The report OF Gen. W. ;. Smith, George
Il. Post and o. w. Norcross, commission
appointed by Secretary Brstow to examine
the condition of the Custom-house building al
Chicago, has been submitted TO the Secretary.
Although not as yet made public, II Is under
stood that 1t recommends the demolition Of
the present structure and the erection of one
upon new foundations.
The President has addressed letter TO the
Gar Of Russia congrstulating him upon the
birth Of granddaughter. This letter Is in
reply TO one from the Car informing the
President Of the event.
The Department Of Agriculture, in its cot
ton report for June, states that the threaten
ed reduction in area has not taken place, nor
has the reduced area of last year been much
enlarged Comparison with last year is as fol-
lows North Carolina, l02; South Carolina,lO5 I;
Georgia, SO; Florida, 80; Alabama. 104 Mis-
sissippi, lo2; Louisiana, 10l; Texas, los (;
Arkansas, 101; Tennessee, 90. The report
OF the condition Is the most favorable in the
past five seasons, with the exception of that
OF 1872.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-06-25

Yesterday girl IL years Of age filed
petition for a divorce Uinei4io ma fTtmOnis.
This Is somewhat unparalleled III the his
tory OF divorces. The pair. OWING 10 the
tender years Of the girl and theconsequent
objections OF her parents. went 70 Tennes-
see. where there are no restriciio =. 20 pro
cure the tying Of the Gordian knot. They
were married in April, 1874. the bride
consequently being only IL years Of age.
In one month after marriage the husband
abandoned his child-wife and went 10 Ten
nessee, and abandonment for one years
duration was the cause Of rce.-Borl-
ing Green (Ky.) Paragraph.
A faculty for the University OF North
Carolina is TO be elected in June and the
institution reopened September 1T.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-06-25

BRAN BREEDS VERMIN. A writer In the
iSanltdyian says " 1t is remarkable fact
that bran seems TO breed vermin. With
the greatest care, In clearly wards and on
iron bcdsteads, have seen bran box ac-
cumnlate in a few days bedbugs by the
gill;
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-06-25

The Italians fancy peace will not long
be kept among the growing dogs on the
Continent, and hence they are doing what
they never did before. viz: terrifying on
the side VI Nice anuSavvy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-06-25

The Dominion Line steamship Nicksburg,
which left Quebec for Liverpool, May p, with
a crew Of 90 men and about - passengers,
encountered an ice-foe when three days out.
and on June the ship was stove i'm and sank
in few hours. The only survivors so far
heard from are five seamen, who were picked
UP in an open boat, nearly dead from expo
sure, on June 5, by the steamer State OF
Georgia, which arrived at New York on the
10th. Two other boats, containing about 40
persons, got safely of from the sinking ship,
out the Captain and the remainder Of the pas
sengers and crew, including all the women,
went down with her. All of the boats were
together for some hours after the ship went
down, but then became separated, and the
fate of the two other boats Is not known.
The Tribunal at Posen. Germany, has SEN
fenced Prince Bishop DIR. Forester, Of Bres-
Ian, to a fine Of 1000 marks, or 1873 days i'm
prisonment, for Illegally accommodating a
priest.
A dispatch from st. John, n. F., 12th, says
that IL more Of the survivors Of the sunken
steamer yicksbnrg had arrived at that port.
They report that the third boat was upset
and lost an hour after leaving the ship.
News has been received, by way OF Havana
and st. Thomas, OF terrible earthquake in
New Granada. The destruction was greatest
in the valley Of Cucutta, on the Venezuelan
frontier. 1t is reported that 10000 lives were
destroyed by the calamity.
The circulation OF the Catholic Gazette, OF
Baltimore, has been prohibited within the
German empire.
The American rife team arrived atQueens-
town on the l4th, and proceeded thence TO
Cork and Dublin. They were everywhere
Hospitality entertained and are TO be the
guests of the Lord Mayor while In Dublin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-06-25

the ports Of Havana and Vera Cruz. In the
case OF vessels bringing clean bill OF health,
the ten days will begin 10 count from the
time OF their leaving the Infected port for
New Orleans.
The Republicans OF California have nomi-
mated t. q. Phelps for Governor. The reso-
buttons indorse the administration OF Presi-
dent Grant and commend his recent letter In
reference TO the third term. strong anti
abroad resolution was also adopted.
Mrs. w. X. Jarrett, very essimahle lady,
who lived on the Salem pike, near MLrfrees-
boro, Tenn, was most inhumanly murdered
on the afternoon of the 10th inst. Anegro
named Jesse Woodson was suspected, from
the evidence before the Coroner's Jury, of
having committed the crime, and he
was arrested and placed in Jail. The
murder was OF the most horrible charac-
ter, the blood,hirsty wretch having appa-
rently committed the atrocious and inhuman
deed by tying, drawing and twisting with his
hand Irvine cord aroundthe neck of his vic
tim until he stranged her 10 death, leaving
the prints OF his fingers upon her neck and
arms. sixty-three dollars were missing, and
robbery was evidently the sole motive of
crime.
Charles Clinton, State Auditor of Louisi
ana, has been held TO bail on four different
indietments-two for misdemeanor in office.
one for extorton under color of Office. and
one for embezzling $4,000 Of the State funds.
Tom Mcclellan, notorious desperate, made
famous by the tragic end of his counsel, Hon.
G. L. Vallandgham, who lost his life in ex-
planning some points in the trial of Mcclellan
for the murder of man named Meyers, was
shot through the window of his saloon, in
Hamilton, Ohio, by some person unknown,
on the night Of the 18th, and almost instantly
killed.
A dispatch from Atchison, Kansas, 10th,
says that the locusts were taking flight in inn
mense numbers, in a northwesterly direction,
and it was believed that in five-sixths Of the
State the prospect for a fine harvest was new.
er more favorable.
1t islrumored that Louisville, Ky, is to be
selected a. the National Grange headquar.
I tiers.
Agricultural prospects in California are
greatly depressed owing TO recent severe
rsins. Harvesting has been suspended, and
grasses in many localities are ruined.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-06-25

Remarkable Instances OF h-A shoulder
OF Mutton that Made a Mans Fortune
The Remarkable story OF BISHOP
o'Betrne = What CAnae Of ttdditng -
The first-Dorn Rothsch hid ON Luck.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-06-25
A SOLDIERS LUCK.

And to take one other example in the
same reign. In August, 1916, was an
nounced the death Of Right Hon. Benja-
min Bloomfield. Baron Bloomfield, of
Redwood and Oakhampton, In the county
OF Tipperary, G.. q. Il. and G.. g. H.. a
Privy Councillor. a Lieutenant General,
Colonel Commandment Of the Royal Horse
Artillery, and Governor OF Fort Charles,
Jamaica. Yet, but for the merest piece
of luck. this nobleman would probably AT
his death have borne no higher title than
that of General. II was In the palmy
days of the Pavilion--that palace OF freak
painted on Pcggotty's work-box-that
George the Magnificent was bitterly an
oyed at the detection of an important
member of his violin parties. What was
to be done? III substitute could not be
found the q-artet could not be performed.
In the midst OF this terrible fix" the
happy thought occurred TO a courtier--
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-05-08

In THE HANDS OF SCIENCE all things
become valuable by adaptment, and sal
utary by their application. Thus, DIR.
j. WALKER has obtained from certain
vegetable products of California, that
have been trampled upon for centuries
by the ignorant, the invaluable curative
known as the California Vinegar Bitters,
o medicine which is exciting the wonder
of the community by its beneficial oper-
Pulmonary Disease, General Debility,
Congestion of the Liver, Constipation,
Scrofula, and Malarious Fevers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-05-08
NEWS AND NOTES FOB THE PATRONS.


The State Grunge of Wisconsin is
sues monthly bulletin. 4ss#s
Arkansas reports ITO Oranges and
steady increase inspite Of hard times.
The Patrons Of Benton county, Ark. >,
are planning the. establishment of to-
bacco factory.
The Patrons of Winchester, Wis,
have organized fire insurance compa-
pany-capital s25, 900. >t
Sand Greek Grange, ], 222, Indiana,
is about to organize cooperative bus
mess association. @
The Confidential Price-List of the
Ohio State Grange for 1875" is out. It
is book of 1872 closely printed pages.
The Order is on a solid footing in
Ohio, where the Treasurer of the State
Grange reports balance on hand of
$27 ,644 "a. es
The Faribault, Mimi, Democrat says
that the Grange mill at that city is at
work turning out the finest -four ever
made there. .-
With an agency at Jacksonville and a
sub-agency ct Alto, the Patrons OF Cher
okee county, Texas, are saving from 10
to 80 per cent. on their purchases.
The Patrons of Indiana are in the
front rank in doing their whole duty to
brethren at home and abroad. They
have given to the grasshopper suffer-
ers 81 900.
Hopewell Grange, Ind, is putting it.
self ohsg good principles in business, and
is preparing to organize live stock in
surance company for the benefit of the
Order.
The machinery of the National and
State Oranges to be kept in motion
must depend upon the fees and dues
received from the members of the Or
der, and all such exactions must be uni
form, and rest upon the broad basis of
equality and justice.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-05-08

Band OF Burglars Make Raid ON the
First National Bank-They Attempt to
Blow Open "a Hall Safe But Fail.
The orderly city of Covington was treated
to first-class sensation of the highest order on
the morning Of April LIST, in the skillfully
planned and boldly executed burgiarizing
Of the vault of the First National Bank. The
burglars had obtained access to the hall over
the bank, and cutting away section of the
floor, descended to the roof of the vault.
They then cut away the rivets and fastenings
of the iron plates Of the vault, and made an
opening about two feet square through which
they entered the vault and commenced oper-
ations on the Hall burglar proof safe, which
contained besides the funds of the bank,
special deposits of immense value, and $780,
000in taX-paid stamps belonging to the United
States Collectors office. The whole power of
the splendid tools left by the thieves, was ev-
identity brought to bear on the safe, and the
finest rifle powder was used so freely the re-
port of the explosion aroused peoplesn houses
some distance from the bank but the morn
ing dawned and the disguised burglars left
without having obtained a dollar for their
pains.
The safe was one of Halls, for the sale of
which there is an agency on Market street i'm
San Francisco. The value of the tools left i'm
the bank is estimated mt 800 to $500, the kit
being one of the most complete ever gath
cred, consisting of saws, cold chselS, files,
spatulas, dark lanterns, rubber hose, center
punches, drills, jacks, combined ratchet-stand
and twist drills, and pneumatic pump with
appurtenances of the greatest strength and
most elaborate pattern and finish.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-05-08
To- A oontlemon IN WASHINGTON !,

to A gentleman in Washington is
having floor constructed in San Fran
cisco. consisting of different colored
woods, dove-tailed together SO as to
represent the California coat of arms,
and the stripes SO arranged that the
colors will blend as in painting. The
woods were obtained from Pacific coast
timber trees, and tho cost of the floor
alone will be 81 600 The dimensions
arc Is by 32 feet, and will be sent to
Washington in sections.