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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-29
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-29

AMP Chimneys and Wicks, all sizes, at
j. G.. UNSELD'S
New Store.
March 27 u
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
CHas. A. DANA UNDER ARREST.

New YORK, April 3.-Chas. A. Dana, editor OF
the SIM learned this morning that an attach
meat had been issued against him IF I'M the
supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia,
WHICH was in the hands of United States Marshal
Flske. He went to the Ma -shars Office with his
counsel and surrendered himself. A pttl;ion
vas then pre scented to Judge Bla,chford, praying
f,r issuan OF writ OF habeas corpus, ordering
the Marshal to brlng Mr.. Dana bef re the court
and show cause why he should be detained.
United stat = ID strict Attorney Bliss asked FOR
an tournament, and the matter was finally set
down for two cook Tuesday next: Dana mean
while was allO we'd to go on parole, being, how
ever, in technical custody " the court.
With reference to the attachment against Mr..
Dana, it appears that the subpoena was served a
short time since ON Mr.. Dana, commanding his
attendance lii Washington, to testify before tn,
Grand Jury in the case, entitled The United
states against Frederick SNYDER. He paid no
attention to it, and hence the attachment was
issued. He rays that he knows nothing what
ev about the case, and that it is trick to get
him in Wash n.Un.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
THE UJUKTS.



Francis J. Stewart, ah.o Is resident of Jet1ey-
ton, solicitor, a b II in ehaEctry az linst Miles
Owen, }: T: Smith, Wn. Fasan, Edward Conery,
d. G. MeCsn, Temple s. 1ouns, +. e. Bigley.
The bill alleges that stewart IS the owner OF Ger
tain drafts drawn by Miles Gwen for the steamer
Katie, and accepted b, Piuckpey Smith.
The bill goes on to ailege that J. NJ. White
caused the steamer Kat, to be built near Louis.
vile and gave bis Obligations for her cost, and
that ABOUT the 10Th OF February, 1872, he being
then liisolvent mortgaged the steamer Katie to
certain creators OF the boat to their claims
against her, alleged t. be dua follows: to Will
sop Pagan Co $500, laean & Mocklnson $4,000,
Rt9hard England t400,, McClo-key, Blgtey Il Co.
$1,000, and to Edward Conery u son ,O0O.
The complainant alleges that these sums, for
Which these creditors took mortgage on the
boat, were not the actual sums d,le, bu5 that the
owner, J. NJ. White, being insulvent, the creditors
threatened him with baaklupt,y y, gave them
this privilege over the other creditors. It fur.
tbcr sets forth !hat j Pinckney Suith was
ORR lnally bound with ]. VI. White for the build
ing aud outfit OF the Katie, and that there Is a
gem raj conspiracy among tho creditors OF the
bost to prevent her being sold for the benefit of
her creditors, an induced one Miles Owen to
become the noDinei purchaser Of the Katie
few days before a petition filed in the United
States District Court To adjadSo White bank
rupt.
1t also sets forth that he manag. ment of tho
boat was given to a cummi1tee, composed Of
VIM Pagan, ID Z. Mclean and j. Plncsney smith,
and that later tie SAID Miles owen in order to
give an Unjust preference, nortgagcd the boat to
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.

REE.x, April a.-The Conference Of the
OathOilc 'Bi shop at Fuida has CLOSED = mes
sage va. r. celv, from the Pope, blessing the
Blshops-snd urgi 6 them to prs we're,
MADRID. April 3 Casll-t General Sabaay had
an interview with zen Campos at di~t, under
flag OF truce 1t is believed sabaiy VIII give
adhesion 70 Als,n-o and hold the rame rank.
MADRID, April 3.-Slnce the Issue OF Gen:
Cabrera's manifp-to t. the CarlIsts two hundred
aud forty fonr officers have left the service OF
Don Carlos and entered France. OF these nine
were Generals. Many others have surrendered
TO the Alfpn-onists. +,
LONDON April 3. Nilsson, McLay Co., metal
dealerr. have .u-p nded, owing to American
contracts for rail. lab rtier million Dol ar.
LONDON, April 3.-The Posts aavices fon The
Spanish fir nricr represent the pfo-pe IT'S OF peace
increasing dsilv. One hundred and eighty ARTIST
officers have already given IN ther submission
TO Alfonso. 49,
TRIESTE, April s. The cef emory OF unye'i ng
the monument t. the memory OF the late Eiip1'
TOR Macmillan took ace III thl- city to-day, III
the presence OF the Emperor Francis Joseph,
the Arclduk.. the Ministers, and an immense
cOncOurse Of people.
Great enthusiasm was exhibited. Speeches
were made dwelling upon the merits OF Max
milan. aud expressing the attachment OF the
inhabitants Of Trieste to the imperial house
The Emperor, who WAS de ply moved, thanked
the people for their msn'f stations OF Loyalty.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
PSALM CTLTH.
Metricaliy translated from the Hebrew by Rev.
JAS. X. Gutheiu.

HALLELCJAH.
l. To sing the praises OF our God is meet,
For comely is His praise and passing sweet.
2. The Lord rebuiideth Salem's citadel,
He gathers the dispersed of Israel
3. He msrcifu!ly heals the br ken hearts,
And TO their wounds the soothing balm i'm.
parts.
4. Hecounts the number of the stars so bright
Calls all by name-those brilliant orbs Ut
light.
5. Great is he Lord His power none can tel
HIS und. standing i unsearcha lie
6. The Lord lifts up the meek their heads to
crown,
He casts the wicked to the earth adown.
Z. Lift up thanksgiving unto the Lord,
Sing praises to our "oi ON harps'chord.
g. He covereth the heaven with clou1 Is III mass,
Directs the rain on earth n foods to pass,
And causeth mountains to produce the grass.
8. He giveIh to the beats their daily bread,
10 the young ravens crying to be fed.
10. Not in the horses strength He firds delight,
Nor is he please d with human robust might.
II. The Lord Is pleased with those WHO fear His
NAM,
Who in His love and grace their hope pro-
Y. Extol, Jerusalem, thy Lord and King,
And to thy God, . Zion! praises siug.
ID. For He made strong the fastenings of thy
His blessing all thy children consecrates.
A. He makes with peace the boundary complete,
And satisfieth thee with finest wheat
l5 He sendeth forth on earth HIS firm behe st,
And swiftly sp eds along His word thrice best.
Is. He glveth flakes of snow like fieecy wool,
And scatt. rs hoary frost like ashes dull.
n. He casts H ice like crystal pieces bright,
Before His cold-ah! who can stand upris lit ?
8. He sends His word and melts the icy mass,
Stirs up His wind, and rushing torrents pass. |
Q. TO Jacob He his holy work doth tel,
His statutes and His laws to Israel |
%. He hath not dealt with any nation so, |
His statutes aud His laws-they do not know. |
HNJEIUJAu
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
OLIVER AMES RlsEA TO tXPL,l>-Hs DENIES
TINE ASSERTION or lHE NAKIfOE ID POST

NEW YORK, Aprii Solver Amc- the second,
has addressed the lowing ~ tn. Eeea'ng Post:
" In the Ertat.y Post "a the so MArrh,
observe tn f II ,~iug paragraph: Tie or t,.r 4
Post says that it Is said the ex cut r. OF % ses
AMes nave disc RED b. us accounts that
money he claim, d u have pa to Mr.. to.tax and
Others, was in fact used r. nj own purposes u
tae time he Was hard pressed by III, financial
emb ,rlassmt
.'As an executor Ufthe estate OF the late Mr..
Oikes Anles, pronounce the abcSe statement 81
the Hartford Post 10 be uutiua. On the con-
trary, al the Information III my possession, btih
rs an executor and an Individual, convluces mo
that Il the time MIR Am 1cd he taii the
money u Mr. Colfax ANA Others, he Was not hard
pressed b, iinalclal e.abtr' asstlthts. am also
NoIcu.t!sy cei.y.iIceI lA-I -. 4a!.-sA!s 49,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
FINANCIAL.

New RK, April Noon Stocks active ;
Money 31149, gold llila. Exchange-!ong 49,,
short 439. Governments active and strong
State bonds quiet.
New YORK, Anril 3.-Bank statement Loans
increased one bal: mI'iion. Specie increase one
ana three tighths million.
Legal tenders increase two millions; deposits,
trliie; circulation, decrease seven-el shths
million.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
MEXICAN DEPRtDAvION>-THE COT IsSH TO BE
PURSUED.

NEW YORK, April 3. The T1'ibu'e's Washing
ton special Gays: Information WAS impaired vt
the War Department Yesterday, through high
official circles, that the President would declare,
as the policy OF tue government la dSpos NJ Ut
Mexican IA DIS ana OF American lives and
properly repiratlon from the Mrxican Govern
men i'll the shape Of money indemnify for the
tlepredatlons committed by The subjects Ut that
government on the Texas borders
Our Government Will -ist upon this repsra-
ton. and iii order to enforce this conclusion it
admitted that the secretary of War WILL if no
other resource Is left, carry ont tie Diet, lnllna
ton by streng henlug the An, rican l., rider line
by attaching thereto another stretch of Mexican
territory. 1t Ii lntlmat. d that Gen. Mex ME is
to be transferred from Fort Sil, ana vii take
charge of the troops on the Texas baIder.
The NJ xlcan Government Will shortly be pre-
scented with iir,u demand on the part If on,
government tor due repsration, or take the Only
alternative OF war along the b'rier, With the
purrose Of enforcing our demands.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
MEETING OF DtLrGATES or MINLR>' UNION.

HAzLEroN ~. AInl "a delegate meeting
OF the several branches ut the Miners Union be-
longing to tins region was held to-day. It,
object is supposed t. have some bearing on the
works at Mount Pleasant Although MIR. Taggars
signed the basis aud in writing agreed 10 acc de
to the demands If the mob, there Is s''ll some
Ci ssa tisiacton existing and fears are
that the men may Yet accomplish what WAS I'M
dertakcn ON Monday last.
Rumors are circulating Of mass meeting Of
the miners to be held IN Monday. although som
are OF the opinion that the delegate meeting
held today my have sui1i lent ihiuencs with
the men to make mass meeting uun ca-sary.
Merchants who formed part OF the Sheriff :
posse on Wednesday and Thursday, have III
Cured the opp ,sitipn Of the muers.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
DEPTH or WATER AT PASS-A.L,OUTRE.

PAss-A-LOUrKE. April 3, 1s75-To Capt. q. W.
Howell, Corps OF Eng ineerr U. S. A.:
Depth OF channel, extreme low tide, six
teen feet.
Leas, width FIR that depth, one hundred feet.
High tide at 5 +. NJ. yesterday.
Hight above extreme low tide, two and one-half
feet.
Depth Of channel at high tide, eighteen and
oae-lElf feet
Bottom soft-at work.
Waterloo on bar north Of channel.
G. II. ELwEIL, Master EssayOns.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
YtLLWw FEVER Al HAVANA.

WASHINGTON, D. G., April Shear Admiral
Mu lazy commanding the North Atlantic Station
reports to the Secretary Of the NAVY that at Ha-
vana the yellow few IL prevailing to an alsrmi &
extent tnat on board two spanish vesstls there
were seventy xix cases down.
In view Of the fact, Score airy Robson yester-
day ordered the steamer Fortune. which has
been making surveys around the Island OF Cuba
to return home. He also ordered all the vessel.
ut Key West o proceed {, Port Royal, 5. g., with
the exception Of the Plymouth. Ossipee and
Shawmut. which were ordered to take q cruise.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

SALT LAKE, April 3 Congressional Delegate
Cannon, from tah on trial for polygam., was
discharged under limitation, no. having com
mittt Il a poly samp:s marriage within two years
HARTFORD, April 3. he loss by the fire in the
Thmctn,an office Thursday hight Is So, 200. 1t
will not interfere with the publication Ut the
paper.
i. New YORK, April 3.-James Codlington was
arrested yesterday attempting to dispose Of zen
one Thousand dollar bonds of the State Of New
Jersey. alleged t. be stolen from the treasury at
Trenton Cv,dingtou iniim ted he had more.
.-fAsroN, Pa April 3-pelaware Rv9r is twen-
A. Ave above low water mark aud swelling.
OcpENsp, NO, n. T., Apr, 3.-Eour inches Of
snow fell last nibny.
WAsmINGr, N, Apr 8 1.-The idea of transferring
revenue SUPERVISORS has been abandoned.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April 3-For the Gulf
States, Tennessee and the ohio V .ley, generally
clear aud warmer weather, with south to west
winds, and 81 ght changes il barometer.
The OHIO, the Arkansas and Central Mississippi
rivers will rise slowly.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
ARREST or COUATLRFtlrERS.

WASHINGTON, April 3. The chief Of the secret
service division "f he Treasury Department to-
day received information OF the arrest ut Dallas
Texas, of Pete Mccartney, Rttenhouse and Rig
ers, three alleged ri tiers, who broke jan
in st. Louis on the "a Of February last in cym.
Pany with II al and Rankin alias HO sicr, who
were coniued upon "A similar charge, and they
are now Gu route to ~. LOUIS III charge Ut Off
GERS Of the secr.t service,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
TRIAL OF TENNLSNEk -iX.SENATOR
ROBERT McKENNA PAKD,NLD.

MEMPHIS, April B. In the United States Cir
cut Court to day iges Emmons and Ballard
Overruied the mot, - If the Attorney General Of
the State to iii miss the Gibson county kn-Klux
case for want ut jurisdiction, and will proceed
with the trial mex: X
Gov Porter has pardoned ex-5fate Senator
Robert McKennt, sentenced to he p .nitentiary
for marrying his former wlf.'s d-daus liter.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,.

| CINCINNATI, Aprh 3.-Ever ~ feet meme
| EVANSVILLE, April 3.-W athcr cloudy an
warm River rising. The II. ). Turner passct
PM.
PI1rsBuRG, April 3.-River IS feet inches ant
rsms Char ana eas4 1n;. w1a' G1r..oo Moan.
| and Yeeser, from New Orleans. Departed: Git!
| of Virk- burg, fr VickshurS; City OF Alton, fo
New OIL ais. River rising. Weather Gear aht
pleasant.
River 3 A. NJ, Lanswo,th, l A. NJ, James
Howard from ST. Louis, 2. Departed: Hornel
for Nitk.burg, 3 A NJ, Atlantic for New O leans
II A. NJ. Carrie EGuntz for New Orleans, ],
Longworth for tinclnnati, l. River thirty nine
feet seven inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
LOUISVILLE, April 3.-Eiver stationary, with
eleven feet III the cana and nne feet in the
chute. No arris ais or departures.
MEMPHI-, April 3.-Hlver fell three inches.
Wea her clear and warm. Departed: Fort Glib.
son for Arkansas River, Q,ickstcp and City OF
Augusta for Write River, ArlinSt n for { in Sin
nati Grea, Republic, Grand Tower and Capitol
lity II ST. Louis, Grand Lake and Warner aud
bar yes for New orleans. st. Genevieve for Vlchs-
burg.
yIcKsEUEa, April 3.-Up: A. J. Baker and tow
at A ~, City of Quincy at 10 A. NJ, Frank
Par you'd at II NJ. No boats down to-day. The
weather is clear AMI pleasant. River risen one
inch.
SOUTHWEST PASS, April 3, Noon.-BaroEeter
3O:4O. Wind northeast, fresh. Weather clear.
NJ arrlvalA.
SAILED Ship Tros and bark Lief Erickson, pre-
vicu-ly reported for orders.
PAss-A-LUUrEE. April ), Noon.-Wind north
east, ii hit. Weather clear aud mid.
Arrived: Steamship Hudson, at o lock this
morning, eager, master, from New York, to A.
IonitOn.
Sailed: Banks Leapdcr, Niobe, Saga and Albert.
New YORK, April 3.-Arrved: L, bee, Necksr.
abyss.nll and City Of Mon.rea!. Arrived ont: <.
Shur.
Arrived: Georgia, Elem 8odine, Moderator
and Joseph Cake. Arrived out: Hender, Vent
worth. Homewald and Architect.
BosyoN, Aprli 3. Arrived: >. L. Dorr.
SOUTHWEST Pass, April ). p ii. barometer
1920. Nina N. \. E., light.
No arr vais or departutes
Pass AI.DUrRE, April }, 0 Z. M.-Wind n. E.,
light Weather clear.
No Al rivals:
Sailed BARK Airse...4e and Marie.
GALVESTON, All 3. - Arrived: Steamship
Harlan fruG. 1..diancla and Morgan from Bra
,h, ar. Cls.4ed: Steamship Clyde tor New
YME bsrk iron Age fr New York, brig }. Z.
Fichtf RAr Laguna. Mexico, in bail ,st, schooner
Ace Eodg.s for Vera Cruz, and schooner +. Il.
MO.iing for Tampico. Sailed: Clyde for New
York, Harlan for Brashear, and Morgan for ln-
lianola.
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Getaway, Ont, March o. 1875.

The steamer Sher rock, Capt. Hart, brought
here from Cincinnati and Louisville very large
the races. Among the party are Messrs. Mathew
and Michael Ryan, Of the great pork packing
firm of Mathew Ryan & Bros, of Cincinnati
they are all loud in their praise CT kind treat
ment they received at the hands of the officers Of
the Sherlock.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04

CENTRAL. lcE- HoUsE.-Mr J. q. Person the
crop etr, la, constantly on nand at his depot,
l36 Common street tull supply Of the cete'
rated bethesda Mineral Spring Water, for sale
by the gailon or on dIaught. Also, Ntchv and
U n.r,ss waters, sweet milk and buttermil TX.
trlyo him cal.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04

FOURTH GRAND CLOSING OUT AUCTION SALE OF
NEW FURNITURE -Ncssrs. Nash Il HodgsOn,
Anct once RE-, make tn ir fourth grand sale of new
furuiture at the wareroom- OF ID. Keiham,k Co :,
on Thursday next. See the advertisement, and
if you desire barg .ius, be sure and attend the
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
FROM THE MlNtES.

MArcH CHUNK, Pa, April 3. Feeling more
quiet here. NJ breach the peace to-day.
i'ncre is still an uneasy feeling iii the mining
towns.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04

The Easter Anniversirv ot tlet hlldren's Home
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church VIII take
place at the Home corner o. jackson and Fuiton
streets, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, April 4th. at 3
O'clock. AdjTe.s,- by the Rev. Bishop Wilmer
AMI gthers. Ihe frields If tie orphan are in
vt.d 20 attend. A collect: will be taken up.
The Institution is il need.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04

LEWIS Dollar Store has been the attraction of
Yesterdays promenai,rs on GanSl street. The
display of fans, p.ra.ols and novelties ls rer-
f,cfiy m snlicent. Lade-, before making pur-
CHI Asses will do well to call at 1877 Canal street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04

mingo City 10 the 2ll Of March state nat il l.
said that the Dominican Government is being
hard pressed by bout two Thousand Of its ctl-
zens, victims IF BAGS action, While und I
the immediate prct,c ion Of tho United
States ships OF war, to prepare and
present claim on the United States Government
for losses and injuries tn government and peo'
Pile arising there rom, The foundation Of this
claim has been taken from the speech Of Senator
sum, or OF March a. 1871, on the violation OF IL .
The clam, it il sad, will be for IS O)000O The
government argus that troops Of the U tied
states kept B,cZ III power, and, consequently,
the latter government is Responsible for his
action.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04

WHITE STAR LINE. = Through, Return and
Tourist Tickets issued from New O.lesns to all
part. If Europe. For Information, statc-rooms.
III kets, etc, apply 70 A. IL. Miller co., agents,
81 Iaroud.l.t street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04

Bucks BRILLIANT SrovEs.-These stoves still
preserve their reputation OF being amongst the
most durable, useful and economical to be found
in America. The improvements rec, ntly made,
such as chilled iron tire plates, render them as
near perfection as human ingenuity can attain.
They are adapted to the use of coal, coke or
wood. MIR. Henry Halter, 40 Camp street, is the
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04

Do YOU WANT the quickest, safest, and most re-
liab.e route aorthI Then, tax, either Of the
double dry trains of the New Orleans, st. LOUIS
ana Chicago Railway. Pullman sleepers attached
to both tlains.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04

WASHES SHIFTS AND kUENI,AING GoODs.-
Capt. b. T. Walshe. ITO Canal street, pllmes him.
self upon having The finest, cheapest and best
shirts and gentlemen's furnishing goods to te
found IL the Southern States. We advise our
readers to give him call and see for themse Ives
Whether his claims are well grounded.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04

Oars Corn, BAGGINt, Etc Messrs. Chism 4
Bo,d lD4 Poydrts street. have for sale a large
stock OF oat-, corn, oagging, cotton ties, AiI
dr,eu corn meal etc. ee advertisement.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04

RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP SUPPLIES-Particu-
lar attention il ,iirect.d the a,iv rti emen of
Mr.. Lame. e. Cla;k g. Magazine street, who has
on hand and for sal large stock Of maehlnery,
coal. he ID Egdt snd cotton seed oils, st., etc.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04

The display Of fans and psra-ols in Levy's win
dow IN anal street, is slntly grand. and wonl.
suggest 20 our fair promensders not to pass tn
roil II Store without glimpse at the beautiful
tiinrs
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
RtlLh(DAD ACCIDENT,
DA>l;tK E,,,,M THE ICE.

HAEnIsBrnG, Pa, April "a landslide near
Clark's Ferry wrecked a freight train and Killed
ono man.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04

PoUGHKEErsIE. N. u, April 3.-Fears OF damage
from the ice are siding. Boats from AeW
York are expec Ell here on Monday.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
THE MINING TROUBLES.

PHILADELPHIA, Aprl3. John I. WEIGH. Presi-
dent of the Laborers' Benevolent Association,
has issued an app al to the miners to dIsbahd.
Gov. Hartrauft has issued proclamation order
ing evil disposed partie- t. dlspr-.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN SUNDAY. APRIL L. 1875.

Mr. Ames claimed to have made TO Mr.. Colftx
ard others we're made at the time. in the manner
and for the purpose stated BY him."
OLIVER AMEs, Second.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04

OATS, Corn, ETc.-Ou- estimable friend Mr..
John Cal Ter. 81 Peters and 81 Fulton streets, one
OF the largest grain merchants in the city, offers
for sale, N lots to sui; purchasers, very large
stock OF oats. white and yellow corn, bran, COW
oe.s. choice Bath and fancy Western hay, kiln
dried meal, etc. See Advertisement.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04

Our many friends viii be pleased to learn that
the sterling organization, the Shah espeare Club.
has leased the rooms over the entrance to the
Varieties Thea.er building, an that preparation,
are oelnS made Tor their occupancy about the
5tn inst
We remember well, in common with manv OF
our readers, the delIg entertain nents given
by this club during thu summer months. AMI sin
cereiy trust that now from the pleasant location
secured, they will meet with tle succc.. com
mensurate with their merits. Wa tender Col
". I. Vsuir,, its Presl lent, AMI the me,n..rs
thereof. our congra' q a. Ons