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fully remembered, and all the guarantees given in
their favor must be faithfully carried into execu-
uon; that the public lands should be distributed
among the people. and should be disposed of
either under the presumption Of homestead laws
or sold In reasonable quantities, and to none but
actual occupants, at the minimum price as estab.
lished by the government; when grants of the
public lands may be allowed necessarily for the
encouragements Of important public improve.
ments, the proceeds Of the sale Of such lands ana
not the lands themselves, should be SO applied.
That the president Of the United States, Andrew
johnson, in exercising the power Of his high Office
in resisting the aggressions of Congress on the
constitutional rights of the States and the people,
Is entitled TO the gratitude of the whole
American people; and on behalf of the Demo-
cratic party We tender him our thanks for his pa
u.otic efforts In that regard.
upon this platform the Democratic party appeal
10 every patriot, including all the conservative
element, and all who desire to support the Consti.
tuition and restore the Union, forgetting ali past
oluerences OF opinion, to unite with US in the
present great struggle for the liberties of the peo
pie, and that to all such, TO whatever party thew
may have heretofore belonged, we extend the
right hand Of fellowship, and hail all such CO.
operating with US as friends and brothers.
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A Sea Shell.


from Macmillan's Magazine
Cool lips Of shell. sing sea shell warm and sweet
OF rpples curling on the creamy beach,
Or soft waves singing in each others ear
small wavelets kissing one another's feet,
Where fakes Of foam make music a sad speech
Tenderly sad to hear.
Tell me Of half formed little broken words
Sung by the ripplss to the still sea flowers
In silent sleeping, tdeless deeps Of sea:
For there the flowers have voices like to birds.
That sing full.throated in this world of ours
On each melodious tree.
Not now, not now, sweet shell, some other day
Tel me Of sighings on the lonely shore,
And seas that sob to birds that scream above :
Tell me not now of earth grown weak and gray
Nor longing for the things that come no more,
Nor any broken love.
To me thy breathing bears another tone.
OF fresh cool currents running under sea.
And happy laughter Of the sunny spray:
Alb nearest thou the words that are thine own.
hnoW'st thou the message that they bear To me.
The things they seem to sayl
Alb, sea shell it is this (" The soft blue daen
which thrills with heart that knows thee and
is kind
Sighed for thy sorrow, now 1t laughs with
thee; WIN
Love is secret which man cannot keep.
Hide IT from heaven and the needless wind.
But trust II with the sea :"
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Imports

INDlANOLA AND GALvEsTON-Steamship H.r,an
SSIZ2 specie Prunts-se94 do Hart &co-s,O0 40
ncnmidt LeiRer-S3O do frsncks Dannee-S2l ri Al w
h;eehiofd0s9O do Esrehld BiOgham-sl45 currency
nanri oaes cotton ~ hides bxs tobacco Francke
whitney &col4 do Fsschnat-32 dec Merz-iO 90 Ze9
er-ug DO Mrs Geo Emer-lB coils rope Puie Bro.i 80
WOO webster dco-5 SKIS wool bx beeswax bbls tslo "a
Y Ss nloes and skins Wtherel &ro-4 pkRs mdse "
Massy-l cases tobacco Hernshem-24 hides hdI skin.
OK 1eeswsI ht bes tsiov key do Mana &co-i chest
hehe-eundries TO order ~ NS1oio
MOBlLE-siesmer Mary-l7 bdls paper Stevens A ssv
mour-S bales mdse Lehman kewgAss &eo-7 oey
Csmpoell 6co-ll bxs grapes Aby-S do ri Abv =
Ex Co W SOutnern
M0BILE-steamer Lucretia-3 bales cotton Il w F.rsv
So9V od paper Times orce-75 bbs lime Jameson 80
Dds water isaacson Seixas &co-22 bbs turnenfir h
nssse-iI Dds rosn Huntington Bro-lg bbls hour ri IN
Allen, Wayne 6co -'~4e ~uu sunures
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OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, July 81. 1868,

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, July 81, 1865.
mo. e52-N. ST.
ReSotUed, That the mayor be and he ia hereby
authorized to appoint board OF commissioners.
Consisting of seven members, to manage the
water Works, until such time as the CITY Council
may take further action.
RESOLVED further, That the mayor be and he ia
hereby authorized to appoint a superintendent of
the Water Works, under the control of the commits
sloners aforesaid; Provided, That all the an.
pomtments by the mayor be subject TO the con-
nrmation OF the Board of Aldermen Provided
That the said commissioners and superintendent
snan hold once under the mayors appointment,
pose and mature the necessary ordinances and
resolutions for the inal government of the Water
(Signed) ALFRED KxARSv
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS H sEGEIps
President pro tenn. Board Aldermen.
Approved July 81, 1868.
(SigDed) JOHN r. CoNwAv Mavor
A true copy:
JoHN w. OVERALL. Secretary.
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A Four-Legged Girl.
SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION OF TIE mOssrRos,

eUiENIHlC INVESTIGATION OF THE MoNsTRosITY
lFrom the Nashville Tenn-) Bannsrl
=, The following scientific investigation of ].
Myrue Corban, the four-legged Tennessee mon.
strosity, that was held on exhibition in Nash.
VINE some weeks ago, we clip from the pages
OF the Richmond and Louisville Medical Journal.
published at Louisville, for the month of july :
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June l6, 1S68.-The under
slgneo: ID response TO the request of number of
PHYSICIANS and the relatives and friends of the
unfortunate subject of this investigation, give
the following testimony The infant. ]. MYRTLE
Corban, has four legs and two distinct external
female organs Of generation, with two external
openings of the urethra and two external open
ings OF the double rectum. The external Renito.
urinary organs are as distinct as if thew be-
longed 10 separate human beings. The faces
and urine are passed (most generally simultan.
eously, particularly the urine) from both exter-
nal urinary and intestinal openings, situated re-
legs.
The head and trunk are those of a living.
welldeyeloped, healthy, active infant of abo1t
i've weeks, whilst the lower portion O: the body
is divided into the members of two distinct in.
dlviouals, near the Junction of the spinal column
Win the os Sdc71inp. As far as our examination
could be prosecuted in the living child. we are
led to the belief that the lower portion of the
spinal column ID divided or cleft, and that there
are Two pelvic arches supporting the four limbs,
which are situated upon the same plane.
photographs Of this infant have been made bv
the advice and under the supervision of one Of
cur number.
The reality in this case surpasses expectation.
and we are of the opinion that this interesting
living monstrosity exceeds, in its curious man.
Of the powers Of nature in abnormal
productions, the celebrated Siamese Twins.
JOSEPH JONES, NJ D..
Prof Phys and Path; gniysr;i,y Of Nashville.
ProL ofsurgery. University Of Nashville
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may be expected. The Argonaut No. 2, a com.
Portable light draft boat. is loading for New Or
leans, and advertised to leave Portland at ?. N.
to-day. Capt. Everhart commands her,"
From the Cincinnati Gazette, July 30:
The America, Capt. Adam Poe, arrived from
81: Louis yesterday. and reshpped her -four by
rail. She has her sign out for New Orleans. The
Argosy,, with two bsrges in tow, arrived from
New Orleans yesterday,n
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| ST LOuIs-steamer Frank Pargoud--5 bales cotton n
ga.:.y Ell D Sa SSs. aSo
sesds. wngo &co ss@sT Id.Soss SSs so SoI 90
N horrsl &eO1leo do Shropshire HatsOrn~5S3 do 100
sks onion. Byrns kco-lOO SKIS malt q starcsen
sSs fso dss SsS s .sr. %
Asn Wan, 4sO Tss ,s,gsns e coils Is
msIae Secs ks corn 400 ,Ls bran onzsss"i Sb
meat hsms DsBondio-7 do GreSe wiId@ 1S 5ss
sH' oats DHny729 bbls aour Chenoweth Casey &cs-0S
1Sss =; SsS 4: bran . bs. Ta0 oui q
eo, S rO ossk &eomO bsls pork Dwye bbs 100
lO9SSI ysn5Or do 50 half DO Glover odsnSs5i
400 SSs oaI PrudSom%e arss sees ssGs9
scs1 sts corn waksr-s2s DO SIS oats
Se SsG ANA Msrt,n. b., 9niSSs 10 bSs Miller New
bSs candles Adams SIS 6sS starch Moors Sc1
100 do Norman Res-6O lard Grief Byrnes@iO use
q wy5nsdO ks malt Slater Soo-l pESs Ss..,
&c2 DO schneider zuberSsroioo ssS. srd sye,ek
eo empty barrels Page &eo-i iron horse Norris Sco
s sn S SsS-1 90 ROds:Onl bI Gasd cas-
SS pork McrTSn B Ssiey so So Sh SIS corn SS
pkg. TSse Gushing &co-l hid horns BIZ metal Al
H k9escSssS'5 sb KssOsss 4: oats q SS
roolhsus-sO DO Vsnhern &co5o DO Schneider za.
%ss E% % Van ny sol SSs %ss &
lara Asp rope pcs e,geing pigs mds, Okegs
bacon ea't hams Perns~s2 .ts Germ Geo ssrtn
Q hhls
Ions Miller heyer-l9 SKIS bran 629 oats Dufv-65s
sks corn csk hardware }reeneaf-lOO bales straw
hardware IS stoves 2s dos Hsys
IeSis &colO do Dwyer-rots l98 bbs flour 1914 bbis
PORK zO bbls meal 645o SKIS 4s3 brsn
observation-disclosures Idahee-4 bales cotton Lew A Has,.
pale notes Penn, Pace Nxon-l bales wool baes ma.
rsterson Hni Elott-l bxs mdse Southern FL Cos Al
pigs pipes Capt st Clar-3sks Walker Van0ht- n.
haet horter Peterson Fenner-l Dbl His1tns Geo
6bs taow III hides John Young &eo-2O hides bsia ooi
PIE. nd.s Allen Ps Sss. s SSaP
dries 70 order DA'iu-sun-
q HATCHEZ-steamer Wild wsgoner-5 bales cation "a
sevman &cO-1O SKIS cotton seed sMar1-53 bxs fruit
oners- do 70 order-l3 do Gsrbni Petrovch-58 do
r.smentanl-iS DO Bosrmso-z do Randall &eo-lIJ
eyet-o Ssnes EggestonS bbls do order-lO bxs Do
csIes cabbage Murphy Seol bx cabbage Is bxs fruit
~ Maker-z bids hsh Pettigrew-26 potatoes "a
.on Mesyer-lS *. potatoes and sundries Msdd New.
oos potatoes and sundres Hrsch bbls peaehes
Ass coffee Bogel-sundries order
bA1OU sARA-Stesiner EaRle-ll7 sks notato.. T.
as,ett-y do Germbacker-50 do Terrebonne donrdan
q IDS potatoes Betrsm-4 do Gynn-2 enntv hail.
berkey-ll bbls peaches bxs do j Johnson keoIi a.
: fiower-z DO Couret-l do r Tramontani-5 40 A Phil
ps-l 90 Stader-l do bbls order-lO hhSs boas.
ern Bros hhds old iron do lsl bbls do boS a.
kaufman-suDdres o. order - - w WA W Il
D LOWER COAST-.Steamer A q Brown bdl hides l.
Resch-sundres 10 order WI 'S
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INsTIrUrl
LEXINGTON VA

This Institution s In fn operation and ready 10 saI
Cadets from the South at period Of the summer aAd 70
axe charge Of them for the vhsls year.
The vacancies In the Faculty By the death of Cana son.
wall jackson, Rodes and CutehHe have been supplied ;,
the appointment Of Gens g. w. ourts Lee Col W B. Bal,
and Col J. W. nassie with The addition Of Capt yshn
Brooke. late Of the Navy.
Address The unasrsixnsd. rRASCIs II. SMITH
Superintendent
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Commercial 5ntsuistnfs.
c.rscssI or,Ic.. No. y oA.r s...ss. /,

Saturday Evening August /, 1904
been wholly suspended today. 1dyices from
Liverpool and New York. however, are of a more
SsneeIlng character, and a few buyers were out
LOOKING ior suitable lists bat ss holders generally
sre sIs.ea oy the late advances in the Northern
materially higher prices. No ssles Wbateysy nave
iransphed since our last, and there are no quota.
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Orr or JKrynRsoS. An

OIIf " JkfFhktoE. August 2 I6S.
Arrived yesterday-l99 Texas Beeves and l43
Oalves and fesrlings. Sold yesterday-254 Texas
Beeves and 422 Calves and Yearlincs Stool on
sale-5l Texas Beeves, 900 Calves and Yearlinrs.
lo6 Hogs, 1876 Sheep and % Mich Cows. We
quote: "
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OUACHITA RIVER

TRENTON. MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS Rrau-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY 49,,
FOR TRENTON, MONROE coIUEst. u
nsonourg' Trinity and all intermediate landines-Tbs
hne, fast passenger packet
Cieonn,
M, -, q, PATTERSON MASTER ). w. WALDEN, CLERK;
VIII leave positively above For freloht n, -
apply on board, or to wNBURN LORD. AGENT.
- 50 Gravier street
r's-fhe Cleona will take freight and passenger. a. L.
any o'ner noat In the trade taking freight for Bsvou
shipping. VI ~
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NEW Notwithstanding Gen Grant-7s baIas cottop sss
bales moss q bales wool bales paper stock 81 bales hides
IS hides l26 bbls meal III css bores 2St ck natal 7s
In on sos SKIS cotton seed 100 empty barrels " i'
IAkhAGONA-Ship Ida Lily-99 9O6 slaves
BARCELONA-Bsrk John Geddie-l26 ass fat Iumh.,
81. so slaves 0''S ieo' iunnoet
10 NDoN-Bark Nellie May-567 hhds tobacco 1000 .,ave.
Fl PIERREschr Joe Kelley 800 bbls -four 81, ak, corn
5 bids tobacco 200 bdls shingles -" sAs eorn
MOBlLb-Stesmer Lueretis-l0 bags coffee bhls vbislx
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lizzie Hopkins-Sundrv mdsa
ENANsFILLE-steamerL Legal Tender Sundry mdse
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Returns thas the citizens Of New Orissns for shsr
tee icr the last 70 years He has made ertsnsve
70 bile Workshops and introduced several
IN his line p-S'-s " ny eas'
shops a.d once corner Of end wu,.reu .,...
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CALDwbLL's EXTRACT.
~ An ~ which restores Gray Hair its original eoor
AZ" "eenlhg OF the mead necessary. For sale by
r.- O. N. MORRISON,
importer ana WHOLESALE Druggist, Eo.l2 Magazine IT
DIR. JAMES SYMR
hhoiesale ana Retail Druggist, No. l39 Canal street
- DIX >. HASTINGS
$3.50, pTueeist, corner Felicity and Magazine streets
anu ~ the Depot OF FELIX SAXON,
NO. IA baronns street, Canal
NEW ORLEANS, May H. 1868.
Caldwslrs Extract.
Having Analyted this on, and in my experiments IP
FILED " hfsELf recognize that Il sne of the bsst
articles yet presented TO the pubic the purpose OF
tne har 70 Us original color In testimony OF which heret
afix my signature - 1870 -e'os'
uolgneoJ FELIX sARON
Importer OF Human Hair, Southern Franortn,,
q. II. CALDWELL. Paten.ae
hotel des Etrsngers, No. l2s Chartres stree.
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nMo p. q, SsI.A!REY,
UNDERTAKEN,

I'D MohEOE CAREY, UNDERTAKER
snS - Joseph respectfully friends and the
puoc generally that be VIII continue bn.I
ness OF the late Daniel Monroe the above sssnd vii ks
constantly on hand assortment Mstaiic burial 80
sne ROSEWOOD Mahogany. Black walnut and Plain
SSonnss booiss hmealned. Disintsred and carefully
long known In connection with the busnsss $500
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Memoranda.
Exports.

By dispatch fronz New York TO Messrs Wood Low L
wigsen, learn that the in United STATE. Cant
Norten, hence, arrived early yesterday morning.
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Bark BrOokmsn, savn, from Liverpool to Crssvy, Nick
Brig ChnbsIaao Cook Is days from sagua La Grsnde, to
Ship Ansromeda Sourdss DAYS from Havan. "a co.,
RE AGO - - VIVA
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r. sARRAZIN'A
TOBACCO xANUFAcroRY.

Corner Charires and Ooau strss,x
a :: r. sAkkAzIE thankful for the pstror An. .x,.S<
49, snos me establishment Of factory -
a. - -. eterons 10 increase bis wulass--xsS ~.,-
% nov ADJ. 70 orer 70 the Southern states .apss
.es Of cut Iobscoo for smoking put M IN IN -.
skes suit The trade His assortment ~ hsxson -.
TVS Oigzzs etc. renewed b. ever srrvSi - -"'t
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Receipts by RaiIrnaaa-

Receipts by Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
~ bbls lime Jamson-46O0 feet lumber W ID Wsavsr-
iNuC do Taylor-40o0 do j st Awand-2SrOO br;ck.
ne6oera65 bxs fruit Boarmsn- l25 DO W Crisle-
r. 90 Sond-4o j Catching lis Aby-Sl Fsuch a
r-44 Bennett &co-6 II Schw aatz-lO j L Vaughn-3
Snsmbers Latting-lS6J Boarmsn-2D Macheea-sun.
NEW ORLEANS, oPELOUsAs GREAT WESTERN
oo hides 20 hides Coures5 hides sunde. 10 ordsr
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FLORIDA PORTS.

FLORIDA PORTS.
FOR FLORIDA PORTS
ALLIANCE LINE .. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FOX PENsACOLA, WARRINGTON Ann
I-pva thVn, AfALAGHICOLA ST. MARKS. CEDAR
AEfs, TAMPA AND KEY WEST. AN
Through bills Of sding to Columbus Ga and Bs,nAya,.
ga and All regular landings Chattahoochee River asa
70 Fernandna end Jacksonville cheaper thsn anv 49,
route Freight to New York via Cedar Kevs Flori3a R.
rSsa snd s.eamshps connecting ct Fenandna 81 lowest
This line ID composed Of the following stessh. A.. an
ON the 9th and Goth of Every MonIh. " -"
Alliance, s. L. CLAPP, Commander
Lavaea, L. H. LIVINGSTON, Commander.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, August 5th atsAH
The steamship Lavaca,
LIVINGSTON, Commander,
VIII leave her wharf foot Of CaIiiope street a. ahov.
Hegnt and passengers for the above named ports
For freight or passage, apply to
y. W. PERKINS, Agent
% Carondelet street.
once before sending freight TO the steamer ~ ~s'A''
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KEEN - ELDER
REAU Hpn.x-

constant demand for Dwelling Store and yso.n,
~ popey also for Country Place the city and on
ana rivers Persons wishing sell ar inyfti
paes toeI property In eur banda no charge
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TOWBOATS.

AVW oOAl0.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
NE UhDEksI9NED. WISHING TO EsTAB
sn an and uniform rate Of and 10 oer
greater facilities 70 the shipping enerinr ana az
pors' nave combined the following Towbosis: -
ECLIPSE LINE
switzerland. Lsviathan. olad,ater ara
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Harry Wright and Sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles, Thos. A. Morgan, Equator. w
bash, Norman, Republic, Tscun.sh
Wfcaeo and Reliance.
The numbor and power Of the .bove annotated ts,. ~
1owboats 10 that no dstention -5 ccr TO-.
the bar or In this port ' -
. PETER MARCY EcIpse Lima
SCHNEIDER zUBERBIER
Harry Wrisht Llns
,.,o. - EDWARD A. YORRE CO. Lima
Ahoesteo Ornce, - Carondeet street up stars
J. O. N0RCROSS,
CHAS FITzENRfTER
Lsvss Aesnt<
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THE PLATFORM
OF THE

OF THE
National Democratic Convention.
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Observation-Disclosures
NEW YORK.
FOB NEW YoRK DIRECT
TIE u8oxwBLL LINZ
This Line ID composed Of the following ssanships.
xariposa. Oertes.
HoRATIo NELSON, Commander,
viissvs hen wharf, feet Of Teusass ssrsst On SATURDAY.
Auguststh, st5rM
r1ssAge
Freight for LIVERPOOL. HAvRE and BREMEN taken
By this line and through Of lading given for sama
ALTKxD rouLroH,
oarondeIss street
1 FOR NEW YORK
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
Comprising the arst-eass stsAmshps-
SEEEscENT Captain x w. HSi@ss
GkNIRIL Gsptsn a s.m nsasg
oNiiAo Captain Geo L. NOrtsn.
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
A. W. SAMPSON, Commander.
MI esys her vh,r foot Of Jefferson street. on SAT-.
Tnsss Steamers have superior accommodations for pas
CABIN PAssAGE.............,....,,,. an
Fer hsishi or passage spplyte
WOOD Low LUDwIGsES,
No. 100 Common street
The steamship CRESCENT CITY win follow leaving =,
soove on SATURDAY, August 18th.
GALvEsTON-INDIANOUA
HoRsAx LINE U. g. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
FOR GALVESTON AND 1NprASoIA-rHp
Line: wing No" iron iowpressare steamships form this
w. g: Hewes....I. @. Harris. Austin.
Aiabs ma............ Crescs nj. Msrx,
Ja..es;.; Tartar. ...Matsserda.
The Steamship Harlan,
wm J. LEWIS, Commander,
VIII san on WEDNESDAY. August 9Th, stsLE
oHAs. A. WHITNEY CO., Aren't.
x,. SO and 81 Camp street
EoA As................-.F0R TExAs.
INSIDE BERwICK's BAY ROUTE
VIA 1
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
sUS1ls sna az rh Hf5y sSss s:'Ds. ssssso.
me train leaving the Agfsrs Depot at srvns ~
at Brashesr for Galveston. ~ 'sAH Lane s'esmsaips
d o'epAine................. J. n LEWIS
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS
avERT DAY Sunday. The ONCE Ss Or
Fsrry Lsndins ON NO oy Canal street, the
Q. ". R BAYEEY. sup.rin..nd.ut
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Rarine 1nteaiaente.

CRkscKsr OyvIoz, No ~ CAxr srRxrf 4
Sunday, August ., 1858.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Gen Grant, Quick, for New York,
Ship Ida Lily, Patterson, for Tsrragons spain
Bark John Gedds Bril- xcDOugan, for BsrceloSs, '''
Bark Nellie May. Hstchings for London, '--'''
sehr Joe Kelley, Bryan, for st Pierre, Mqus -'''A
Schr Angelina (Brit) Ward for Ttia in bsiIast Ne.,sy
Steamer Lucretia. Davis. for Mobile. Mae
steamer Lizzie Hopkins Roots, for Jefferson. Mater
Steamer Legal Tender, Roberts, for Evansville master
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Harlan, Lewis from Indianola and IA
A whitney &co-lst district -' '"
Bark Fanny Baer Lacey hence for Bordeaux returned In
distTess-Algiers ~
STEAMBOATS,.
Iovbost Kellogg, Grant, barges, from St Louis
Frank Pargoud, Tobin from st Louis
Idshoe, Blanks, from Trenton
Wild Wagner. Richardson, from Natcher
Grey Eagle. Barsnco. from Bayou Sara
May, Carroll, from Mobile
Brown, Bass@tt from Lower Coast
Lucretis, Davis, from Mobile-New Basia
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hoAeAN LINE U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on SATURDAY. August sh, HsLE
Eoh BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA CALVES
ioN-Ihe lowpressurs side-wheel Iron steamship
i. @. Harris,
,,, W. II. TALBOT, Commander.
VIII leave above from her wharf, foot of 81 Jo.snh
carrying the United States mails II the steamer 4. upsbs
70 cross the Brazos bar goods be delivered at ships tackle
eonsgnees to pay their ghterage For freight or mas
sage apply 70
cHAs. A WHITNEY 4 CO., AGENT.
% and 81 Camp street
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-21

L-Y The publication OF an order
Yesterday bearing the rar-marks OF
Kill lux, pro lurcd lively sensation
in Garnet hay rir..es The Scalawags
Nho have ruled with 81 high hand
tor few year past aud tyranzed over
our people, ARE spasnodlcallN nervous
The, shake m their tracks like dog
eating peach stones, AM cy ius il'
,ol the suppression OF this = secret
, paIizaiinu." Secret Oh, ali
How are, on Leagues and Grand Ar
my of he Black Republican! OPP,
posed to any thing one in he dark,
are You OF course yen are, unless
you do it your selves. How long
.iucr YOU SHraSrd home, late. az
i.ht. from Il c0nrlavr of 'pnSpira-
tors, where dark plans against the
rights OF bora i'rtCmen were set ON
loot and maturcd hy the very powers
Of darkness, 1t well becomes men
whose political lives are made, and
their purses filled With i'll gotten
rains through The lacteaIS ot oath
bound leagues, to talk against any
secret organization. |! IL all ri%hi
with them so long ~ they use secret
poliricaI and military machinery TO
their own advantage, but when their
coward souls, goadel by Il thousand
strings nf resurrpetea conscience, bc.
lin tn suspect that their Internal ma
chimes may br parallyzcd and others
more potent ford Struclion Or turned
gains, them, they pale with deadly
fear, and gasp in ft'alfill accents u
note OF warnin. against the new and
imaginary rebellion The Ardldnche
has no knowledge or information re-
sprctinY the order of the An hIilH
! Kan: nut aS It has an existence III
Middle Tennessee, it will doubtless
sDrrnd all over the Stateand through
ont hr Mississippi Valley. What ITS
mission j., will be developed in III"
future. AS far as thr course of the
order is known in Middle Tennessee,
they have done nothing beyond look.
/ " after II few netnii0nS I veS aud
mnrlrrrrs, who had been neglected
bv thos, entrusted with the eX"rn
ton Of law and justice. .Memphi'
i raldHehe.