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The weekly clarion., 1874-03-19
STATE OF CONNECTICUR.l -.
COUNTY or 81 Anrrnnn So

Sfenn eo1sgr UF O. oGHoNsHEGIiGIE, ! i4sG. sssF
Psrsondily appeared sbefora me this sdav
0. Enders and ]. 7. English Known
% me 70 be Che RrqsEa q af Ind Skcrstarv. re-
speeavely. of the -Etna Life Insurance. Com
pa9y. OF Hartford in said COUNTY And state.
ana made oath to the above statement as be-
ing tTne and correct, to the best of their
knowledge and belief. ~ - - -
III ST In witness whereof. have Fareunto
subscribed nv hand and seal. 'tbis
Eth day Of February, A. d. lB74 81 -
I. GILL, Notary Public.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, SGT. T.ssa 80 IS
", \. Gihhs, Auditerof Public Accounts
.oI the state aforesaid, do hereby certify thAt
tine foregoing statementssf tie ldstnaa LIE Tn
sarance Company Of Hartford, Contl, il truly
ana y correctly copied from the oyiginal, On Gle
Isl Given under my ihand and afheiaI seal.
a. Jacksnn, Mississippi, this 18th dav
Of FsoTuzfys 1S74poifa s11 = zno15a ,ssr. rss7I
So - bs&efwzwa - VIII GTRRgna at y
Auditor Public Aco5nntu.
M1ARR@W81 - mHEWWNHRs. y d
mrlk-sw.l ARsmnn. JAske9n. sHfie6.si-s
The weekly clarion., 1874-03-19

A. j. Jamison, jackson Harris and
William Prude were arreseed in Pontotoc
county, on Tuesday of last week, for Illicit
distilling, by G. W. Jones Deputy
United States Marshal. They gave bond
at Pontotoc, in the sum of S3, 600 each,
for their appearance at the june term. of
the Federal Court At this place - Oxford
Falcon.
The weekly clarion., 1874-03-19
TO PREVENT GRAY HAIR,
THE

GLANDS MISUNDERSTANDING proved ita xir-
- tues ct Sixteen different Expositibns and
Fairs lis clear as crystal; leaxea1mo' sal
phar or other bad smell on the hair, bnt Ane
perfume Never changes the hair to ridiculous
red or pink only natural light brown. or
nlaek 10 the result in . few appIications.-
Staans neither hands, scalp or clothing. Cures
dandRuG, steps tbs hsirfrom falling cut, and
cures any headMche within ten minutes.
J. T. Fuga1is Manufacturer ana Proprietor.
NeF York City and Sacramento. Cal. AK
your druggist and give il fair trial G. o.
WA hDa& B90, agents, 2l6 AEain st., Mem
pA'', .slss sd' aByCkA BAfSaYni-ol g
The weekly clarion., 1874-03-19
Fine Residence for Sale.

20 SHEETS OF CHOICE MUSIC---S1 90
WHY THROW AWAY MONEY ON HIGH
w priced Music when you can select from
our Catalogue of 20 pieceesa Any twenty half
dime or 10 of dime series, mailed on receipt
Of One Dollar. Sold by all booksellers, and
can be ordered through any newsdealer. Send
stamp for Catalogue. Address
HEINZ. w. HITCHCOCK,
3 Publisher,
A3O Third Avenue, New York
Feb. 12-3m.
The weekly clarion., 1874-03-19

County SppeEipteA dants ara in trouble,
because Of the anticipated reduction Of
their salariesr Rutif fhe-salariesof other
officers are cut down, we do not see WHY
theirs should not b also. dIdmbua
Press. RsP.1
The weekly clarion., 1874-03-19
STATE OF NEW YORK

7
County OF New YoRK ss-
Charles ]. Martin, President, and John H.
Washburn, Secretary of the Home Insurance
Company. of New York, being duly sworn de-
pose and say, that the foregoing is a fnll true
and correct statement of the affairs of the said
Company; that the said Insurance Conipanv
Is the bona fde owner of at least one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars of actual cash eapi-
tai, invested in State and United States stocks
and bonds, or in bonds and mortgage of real
estate unineumbered, and worth double the
amount for which the same is moFtgaged, and
that they are the Above described officers of
said Insurance Company
- CHARLES j. MARTIN. President.
H. NASHBURN, Secretary.
LsEAL.1 Subscribed and sworn to before me
this nth day of February, 1874.
HAMILTON BRUCE
The weekly clarion., 1874-03-19
DIPLOMAS
For Lodge, Chapter. Council and COmmandtry.

In future, will keep on hand full assort-
meut of Diplomas, on parchment and Bristol
board-for pocket and framing-and will furn-
ish them at publishers price, Uithout fee for
certificate Of Grand Secretary or Grand Re
corder. The Diplomas which l will keep in
stock will be of the most elegant design and
handsome print.
Believing that every Mason should have
Diploma, for his personal use, and as souy-
enir for his family, will not only make no
charge for Certificate, but will pay postage on
Diplomas Purchasing by the wholesale, l
shall be satisfied with the small margin Of
profit for the labor involved.
Tha fnllnruinr are nrinied on narch hmelt. in
The weekly clarion., 1874-03-19
STATE OF MrssTssTpp1 eor sfyr. = 2 sa'sfl

-cgsl9cssA 50 rets1s aE
zasf1s msss .sssaaa ssss8aasA-ssS
-sA-eEz4ax
The weekly clarion., 1874-03-19
FALL AND WINTf5
JOHN CLEARy

OAGAhY
srArs STREET, Jaei,...
las now in store for The Pan srs
II trade, complete stock Of -a Va
MEN AND BOYS Clan.
All Of the LATEST STYLE ana 49,,
MATERIAL. Alec, a large lotor
GENTS FURNISHING 60
Consisting Of Drawers, Under sb,.
Caps, Neck Ties, &c, sc. AL. +
NHENs' BOOTS AND suo.
Many Of which are Custom Made
Assortment Of
Ladies' and Children. "a,
Fine assortment of
TRUNKS,
VALISES
AND BAGS.
~ New Goods being re ceivej a-...
No trouble to show them. Cali and
JOHN CLEAR
May & 1873, wtf
The weekly clarion., 1874-03-19
STATEMENT
-oE THE
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
Life Insurance. Company,

Lie insurance NOmRaAJs
laURNIsHED THE INSURANCE DEPART
II ment of the Stase-of Al MsssSsslPpl- for
the year ending December 81, ISIS
The Name and locality is THE PIEDMONT
AND ARLINGTON Life Insurance Company
City of Richmond.
Condition Dec+nabes- N, 1sSS.
Amount of Capital stoek...------..-.$ 300 0o0 90
Arrnunt paid mp in Cash..-.-..----. 100000 oo
ASSETS, sap rs.
Real Estate held by the Company -
market value. to,U0u W
Cash on hand and deposited in
bank s...-ss. -..... :. .... e. t4z %
Cash in hands of agents and in ~
course of transmission .-.-..---... zSpzSt q
Loans secured by bonds anu mort
gage on Real Estate. e S9c zU9 ol
Other loans and bills Feeeivable ! -
secured % t1o ~
Stocks and bonds, present market
s......-- 4o55fo o.
Interest due uncollse ted-.----....-- -0O. Soo 10
Premium notes in hand on which x
policies were eissued...............-- l4U9ol %
Premiums in psltu..-....f......-- POO ~
Deferred premiunfs quarterly - :
and semi-a nnual. lU1 3oU ~
Commute1 Comnissiens.-4.... ....s.~..S ss24, 432 09
Agency supplies, printed matter, oo -,
vsroi9Ps s,o;i9Psryf fissafs. and safe lsG G 8 8
Total 81, 800 4O4 0S
LIABILITIES.
Claims for losses not yet due, etc.$ 32,523 90
Dividends declared and due, aud
remaining unpaid ....---..---s..-.. $3.50 81
All other claims against the COM .an
reserve Pa@g ese 21 II
Total Liablli,se-. ........, 81, ,784594 81
". c. CARRINGTON, Pres,
D. ] HARrsooR. Sec
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
CRY OF RICHMOND, y: - E& -A
w c. Carrington, President, aud d. J.
Hartsook, Secretary of the Piedmont Il Ar
lington Life Insurance Company, personally
appeared before me, the undersigned, Notary
Public, for the city and state aforesaid, and
made oath that the above statement is correct
and true to the best of their knowledge.
Given under my hand and official seal this
BOoFoN HILL.
g xaa9 Notary Public.
| STATE OF MISSISSIPPI SGT;
L, W. II. Gibbs, Auditor of Public Accounts,
of the State aforesaid, do hereby certify that
| the foregoing copy of statement of the Pied
mont & Arlington Life Insurance Company Of
Richmond, Va, is truly and correctly copied
from the original on file in my office.
Given under my Hand and Official Seal at
Jackson this 9th day of March, 1874
w. II. GIBBS.
Auditor of Public Accounts
JOHN T. BUCK, Agent,
March12-lm. jackson, Miss
Needles are small affairs, but they some
times give great deal of trouble. There is
no difficulty with the Victor Sewing Ma
chine needle. tt
!
The weekly clarion., 1874-03-19

= '''.''' ''''.'''' - '''''-.pA9p0O4s fof Oz
LIABILITIES ~s-z
Losses due subsequent to Jan.
l, 1874, and losses reported
awaiting further proof........ S55s 128 "a
Dividends declared to policy TT =
holders not due...-... 2Sg, 1872 SO
RRaPa1al seSek Se.. 10000 90
Isting policies: New York
standing, SIS. 753 977 73 Actua
ries, four per cent: Massachu-
setts standard, $17, 400 81 20:
less value of policies of rein
surance, SIZE, ,62S IS ............ IL 122 ssa. a
Loading on deferred and unpaid
premiums 12l, ,ls7 81
SIS, 1872 537 GA
UfPius -.'''....,; 1012 249 80
0. ENDERS, President.
YFs j. = ENGLISH. Secretary.
The weekly clarion., 1874-03-19
MASONIC
Publishing and Furnishing Agency,
= a6JwKmmWs RmM@@.

Fnrn;fSre kcpaiia, Robes, And Outfits com
Dlete. for Lodges, Chapter Council or Com
manJerx.f furnished promptly, and at the
lowest Cash rates, Of the best Manufacturers
The weekly clarion., 1874-03-19

Some W here thou Iixest, and ssi4ast need 0i
Hufg
tplcwlseFe thy soEf Sees hsgIpsF b eshfs
The weekly clarion., 1874-03-19

pafa,r;,,,ae.s ;,as5stsz = : - : -. -. :
and othefsceremesaies, 10 has been held,
that. .'haess directory provisions. though
prohibltoEY and even penal with respect
to the officers, have not been regarded as
affecting the validity of marriage other
wise legal; I Bish, ~. 4 d. 2sz; II B.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
rELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

sIigbt frosts were reported Oh the low grounds
in Audroscoggin. Ne, on sunday morning
Ahiiah Hastings, a farmer of Revere, Mass,
,,. bn,sp rom buggy yesterday and Killed
Mr. Putnam. professor OF music residing at
Lesuiu gtoD, Ont, eonAise '-''4-' '' e - r ~
,aroat With pesknife. =,
painter named Archibald Palmer committed
,e Toronto sGEdsy By cutting his throat With razor
The cause intemPeraAee.
Frank Vincent. n convict who escaped from the
a.gn SITE lsn Buff
f.io TesierisT. AM Will be returned fSrtawih
The German Protestant Central Evangelical
,vnron he Ia Bufo, YESTERDAY Dele
S,,~. from parts Of the Uuiet States present.
"A baggageman named Franaur of the steam
sre, ad youug Mace drowned
sqsdsT .soe the upsag Their bodies lave
recovered
William Soule of Wales was killed during
drunken eoaph MuBsOn Mass SUNDAY aernee1 ss
era, responsibility o. the crime a ao'
ret bsena aIei any0oi!.
In the matter of the petition OF George ";
E,.n. t Iaov-n i&ss tie petho0r aPpead
in court Harsbarg Yesterday morning wbea bearing vas ' '
y q OF rhafsdsT morning neIt
Jason s. Wiltse. a lawyer formerly Of Michi-
Gan. vi lie nos lagassnAi avssas VI |aA'AlA.' '
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
POSER FOR PosT-oFFICE CLERKS.

ths Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Early in July-I think about the 6th OF
,,a, nrecious month - ordered the sEMl'"ELALf
TpIprSE After waiting ten days or two weeks ana NOT
receiving the paper. addressed a rather impatient
,enot n hank note-t0 your Office IN reference 10 ls
da,av finally received one number, and was aston
ished and delighted. But my rapture was pre-
That number s the only that has come urect from
xour Office TO Miles Grove. occasionally get paper
rwo or three weeks behind tme with " Erie Co., IN
nsnciI added TO your printed address. Not single
hsr comes TO me unless the name OF this county Is
On the wrapper Why thus is thus, Heaven only KNOWS
nm, TINS ia There ia bat postOhce by the name
q, Miles Grove in the United States that am aware or
althouqh there are four by the name OF MILL OroVe III
,our different states There IL DO earthly reason WY
Iup sputWEEKLY with your directioD should iaii "
reach me- unless 1t the f0reordalned lgnordnce anu
stundrv of the pOsnasters ami their suDorulha,es.
Sof one OF them to know Wnat ota.e VI OuuuS w
Niles Grave Post Office In, aud they are 100 stupu y,
Law or potn, TO open the Post-Ofhce Directory apu
hud out. Guilty or not guilty SAID JuuSo uha,
Iri.hnan accused OF stealing kex or wnisky. Ia.
the dy was your Honors Honor put on mat Dhcn Ior
hnt Ia find out Miles Grove Miles Grove! "nsre
in thunder is Miles Grove asks the pous n
clerk sure enough, darnt, where Is Ni Lay ao ,h
tnat cigar you lazy aud costly nulsdhce' open In,
nirectory and ind out" Wnat were You Pu' 'N ''
office for but TO Ind out . -o, 90 sae that n, y
Dear Mr. Editor humOly beseech you 10 sec S s
TprpTrSP IA so addressed that IL Will reacn me
and Thursdays when 1t ought To- As " NC ,,shateyer
doesnt come at present, II Is OF 40 use 10 De me-
IT ~ Ien days since ] got paper. IL iooAs s -
never get another Respectfully, l. =. Mh-]
Miles Grore, Erie County Penn. Aug ~ io'@
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Controller of the Currency yesterday
authorized the First National Bank OF Florida, at jack
sonye. begin business This Is the first institution
nnder National Bapsng act Organized IN Flor
Ida. Ine capisai 0I tnIs INK Is s1O,OJO
kilograms were received in Wall-st. yester-
day from Madison Wis., by Russell sage and Others sta
ng that the decision which had been expected
the Chicago ami Northwestern and the Milwaukee and
Ct pp Railroads. could not be rendered aud might not
he given for several days Tue inf the stock mar
ket was quickly felt aud decline OF per cent vas the
result. Tue Op!nOn generally prevdilng IN WaI.-st
seemed To be that brought Dy tle state III tue
supreme Court praying for an injunction U resraIn
the roads further violation OF the law wouu ps
frultess since the Court will probably refuse 10 ehoiI
the roads on the ground tnat is hai not tue orShai
Jurisdiction.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON ID. C.. Tuesday, Aug. % i a. III.
81. 81 y.r.,. INF. mr.


OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcER't
WASHINGTON ID. c. Tuesday, Aug. 70 II a. u.
byaOpsiS for The DGSl ttcentvf0F hours ,
The barometer is now lowest over Soutn
Carolina and tie eastern portions OF Kansas ana tue
Indi,n Territory, and hIgnest over tue lake fegon'
Middle ; ates. and Ne " En- gland q, q,
Partly cloudy weather. with rain areas, has prevailed
over the GulI coast South Atlantic states ana Mluule
Atlantic coast Tie temperature has slightly fallen ~
NrwEuand aud slightly risen IN the Upper Lake region
Ine rivers have risen al Pittsburgh ANA 81 fdu, anu
slightly fallen Cine cnna Louisville, Menphis' new
Orleans, ana YdnktOn.
Probabilities.
Over the South Atlantic Gull States, rising DirOm-
eter slightly lower temperature, partly cloudy weater
and coast rains are probable, WIN west 10
norlh winds except in Tie West Cur states SOUTHWEST
over Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley rainy followed
nv falling barometer, slightly lower temperature 'ar-
anle wlnds and clear partly cloudy weather.
Over the Lake Region stationary or Tslhg uarobeOoi
winds mostly from the uOrtn ahu east, anu SAeal vi
partiy cloudy cool weather. ,,.
over the Upp,r MssssiDD and Lower hssourl
valleys a and the Northwest. northeast and soutfeast
winds clear partly cloudy weather sght chduses Vi
tenn moeriture aud followed by faIng barometer,
over New. gland, hign barometer, winds mostly
from the and east partly CLOUDY coo "ea'Hel'
and over the southern coast possibly llght ram. -,
ORR me U,dle states sJht changes IN pressure anu
Le1DeyGte trirds mostly TrOn edS 20 nofth dhd een
or pgrig cloudy uedter, crcept PoSsoy f'gH hASs "'
the taBtedtIte coast
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
TILE FIRE RECORD.
IN SOUTH BEND, IND.-Loss 100000

SoUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. 24.-At half past
four this morning fire was discovered In the pains
rooms OF the Mammoth Wagon Mandatory Of stuae-
hacker Broth hers, resulting IN loss OF SoDoo Ihese
works erected immediately after the burning OF
their smaller shops June IT, 1871 The flames spread
rapidly and, the great size OF the buidpgs the
Fire Department unable to get the flames under
immediate control, The Hremen rnay turned their
attention te the place where the building joined one
four years and finally succeeded In stopping
the fire. The latter building contained the greater Ior
ton OF the machinery which was all removed and saved
from damage by water. The heat was 20 intense ths
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern freight and pas
senger depots were imminent danger. Trains wero
delay ed hours. owing TO the absence OF
wind, the flames were prevented from spreading to
building In the immediate vicinity. The works con-
tanned 1000 finished wagons beside vast gnanttie'
OF stock in process OF manufacture Tne loss In detail
as near he estimated, Is:
On the building. $4,000 stock in process q manu-
facture. $4,000; on nnisAed WAGONS stoocV' op
machGery, $1,000; on iron and fixtures, soO0i toea
100000
Tue property was Insured as follows:
The National Company Of Philadelphia, h.5Oe Farm
ers' Mutual OF NewYOrk, s25oo; Peoples or Phiiade
phia Columbia OF Columbus German OF Ene, Lancaster
OF Lancaster Sunhury of SunDury, Safeguard oi fIs
depnla, Union Of jersey CITY, ClIlzens OF Newark
Franklin OF Jersey City. each S25OO Pennsylyania OF
Philadelphia S. COO Grard of Philadelphia 500 MILL
vile OF Milvie aud Germania Of Newfork eacn scOg
Galveston, Texas sSeO Fairfield County OF south Nor
walk, Conn, S.50c Liverpool. London aud GloOe,
$3.50; s7s,75O In Western companies
Several other companies are believed to be involved
but the amounts yet entered up. and canuot be
given at present owing the confusion. The theory oil
of the fire spontaneous combustion though
persons that the work OF incendiary
The stuebacker Company employed in their shops up
ward OF 800 hands who thrown out OF employment
temporarily The carriage works OF the same Company
are situated in another part Of the city. and are all
right call has been issued for meeting TINS evening
for expression of public sympathy for the sufferers
| by the disaster.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25

Aug o. in the 6sth year ase william c.
Aer.udrr Presiaen Of tie Equitable ie Assus's s.eey
cburea Princeton Nesersey II oeoe. enesia Aus H.
Notice OF departure o. tram an evening p'pes
BAYTA-A suodav, Aug 25 IN tie soh year Of ssf
age Rachel Dants wdos Of me Lite lie MS Danth ,,,
from her late osaenoe the zolh OeA0eA
BARsAaD-A. Nantucket Mass Aug D. Morris Jesup infant
OF William r. and dA1Anna b BIrnani-
BENTOu sunday 80 Robert BeI the 1oth year bis age
s'seialy isyl.sa to s0s sss -1si 90
Ha 18th mat, at IL oe"e. If-'h caves f'r'
sec11d-st lc:l3 a.
coRSgLL-A. Rye " T. Aug 81 George oOrner formerly Of
The aad friends respectfully Invited to ,od tss sTsr
on Wednesday Aug. 10 at ~ ocioeA oI Oar,'
without Trans leave ul.na CsH.sa Ds'' al ~
sunday 23 Willie c. eaesi 500 Of John and so
Gbegan. agea years and AoaiLs 49,, ~. ,.t , T..,.,
Aug 20 ocoeS ifo tue re'idenes o h' '-'H NO
IL Pars. pace. Brooslru.
HAwRs-A renth.n Mass on 2ls' ns' Dr. de0rs' h"e
Nex.York. in the 64tn year Of hi. age
HAzELTIyR-on Sunday 23d Of paralysis at t, resiieaee Ne
SO sI.'.arss'l; leousra haIt'ne' fnAGp' VI '~
school No. l3 in tbe lst year Of his A.e pA,,...
The funeral services VIII oe nem Al ~ ns r oDiar s IS
at CLOCK Of tSe niy are i1n'~
ISe members HBth CIas. Association Of Old Public sesos.
NO. IA are neIeo, S0 S aseiBe from the Foabs,e. Pess,
terlsa Of TSe0 seeoaa 3: on
" W. :: ~. s..S. - fs.s1 ssef,sry.
u.ygMEYER-on saturday Aug % ospople,y Aber Havmsyer
is iaarr Rom sls ase dssce 81 wess
Wedsessy 2otn inst. at 10 oeock.
Hursoy-kYLE-By the Rev g. Go,boro. Bari nstou n J..
Mr. Isaac W. hutson Carre L. h. hJie boh oi brooaya
Joygs- Lenor Mas Dist August ElSss sdos Of he
e sagbsf OF the late Abf-Sa saefsfnSa
p,,e .na n.sd. are invited l0
T,rsday Al flI-s- cor IStL
KyAUrH-on Friday morning Aug 81 Coasa Thcoiore Kaaath.
40 the ia VI his age, at Leipzig, GERMAN
KyoyLroS Yonker SUNDAY Aug 23 James kIOwlen ea
Funeral will take from st. JONAS CbacA. russds s 25h
u,t Garages viii await anva Of isSo irvs
Tbrueth the $3.50 train nom slRs aes.
LEsIEuROu Monday 24h John beraarth kAra Lesea
Ell. son Of John b. Lesesr OF Pans, France
Relative. aad ebas The funeral efncsAT
Aug O'clock IRON hs sse esaenes, No. rs s~ss
kIshIy secoacsI
LEUPP ~ J., Sunday the 2Sd iast william
IL Leapp, IN tie 70A Of ais - ,.,
family respectfully invited 70 sue1s
tuae Csaeh New Brans~iek On Mssnsss ssf
uoon ., D N Trains OF ColaSd'~ at p L. 'efA'
ing al 600 and 1873 IN
pRTsE-At wh,e Plans Y, Monday Aas ~ ars Jsi. ana
pm, iov Of The ate Prime, D. Ia Ae eo'A ca u
x.rd ID Il "A
nc -; NJ. ARE attend her 81 zoe ssen's
A Cumiugs. " hate flAas On i"fsap so
a. iTsins leave FonJ-see"s-'1 os'
ll:aO.m- e..
rew.Rrp.vd stewart u David and Olive sear
rons.rs sg-d - Years . -. f....l m rn..ssx ,..
., st3p The family respeee' iSNssA !" .'h-
w.RDa New nayep SATURDAY, Aa. ~ yanA vie @ p"e.o
sb,re. AID Of Rev Is~se Al is"s ~ y" AeSs'
ST. Luke Church VI thls aty. A.. =, q.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
NEGRO TROUBLES IN cHocrAw COUNTY, ALA

MONTGOMERY, Aug. 24.-TrOubles are re-
norted between the and the olacks I'D Chocta"
County The whites informed that the blacks III
tended to attack them unawares aud ga'hereu III ioo
N repel them In due time crowd OF blacks appeared
h,. ,nade no attack number OF them, however
went 10 a suspected negro, took hlm anu whipped him'
The whipped negro, on being released. He'd 10 the
whites for protection saying tnat he mad been whipped
for revealing the conspiracy Of the blacks An oncer
accompanied by posse proceeded 10 arreso ,ue io
Int tbr LATER Il III on approach SeVerai suV1s
wrre lted at tuem they retreateu put HnVus % ~ ~
II ciiu- uuy damage. Qnet has peen restoreu' anu o
Iurtner trouble Is apprenended.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Ne,cs see Second Page.l

ARRIVED
Bar. Asns. JsoEI, fe.. H.mSax 50 .'h barrels.
Brig P4.bOrO, S MeDOhad. weassorh n
SAILED.
Steamships South America Eo Janero; MORO Castle fs
WIND-suns,t Moderate, s. r. cloudy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BALrxoRx Aug 2-Arivd ship Grey fage rn rio schrs An
hon Kelly from ch,Ie,en cai. lil,sn tom Bat Aver csss'
Goder from R.eh@ond Ne Bill STOW Bosto0 Wool
@ & @ 49s. a % Below. sas a.ss
s P w ss ssSa f @ so rjs stser % M
perao for Pesnbuco Amanda Tor Aonievdeo 'ehs
Tor boston JOIN r Maaon Boston s.ed
po Boston. The British TeVOt from Havana is at
Bo.ros Aqs 2Ar..i steamship yCru.,. from phi.aelps,
PeI9 coming o9 .5 Lsi- ao,sr hsa.r1 & S.a' and
Cnn Nor) or LondOu bgs Lay, Por,.u-Priace
SCOTS Planet Cape Hsyep sc6rs 20 sr. for Port
more asd tom toe Ros. o.Isv victor.
c.SsS. Pe es dosa aas & Te oS so''
PmIADxRHA Ans Cleared oars Pssqu-lo for Genoa brig
Henry ChaesOu LueT Wright for Jaelsorv y.
Liverpool Fehanee from Bremen Aida Leh colo Dsso
o% pa asSa & % s.3gsS s b.. bs S Ss
Bath r. T. sn3Hoa AID caroline Young ton Boston Mar n Ms.
Nd; American FROM "ieemco River W. W Ls.eu hom s.1
cook GraTteari from RappahaInock River ode from Hal
lowell Ne DaTd Faust from Boston. Convoy from Richmond sa
Sayass1H Aug 24-Arrived b,rsentne Prones St He
leaa orders. ship GusrAn from BRISTOL The shp Golden hae
sws De Aas 10. 2s n Srs H. p Jones o c.rlen,
In haDor 0oand bss rsnco,A anu ST Cloud The sea
s, from Alexandra Lynn. is here ieskIEg
Aux ZAErVe1 steamship Falco tom baLHoca
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Aug 2irSe Line steamship Britasne
Thompson 49, Liverpool reached here tins
MovrILE Aug 24-The steamship Italia cs from
Ne Aug H. for GagoS arrived at this Oof '' and pro
ceeieL
HALIPAx s. Aug 2i-Tbe steamship Carroll from Boston ar
8 az ChaiotsetowB The s:eAh
arrived 80 from Portland H. H. any A.1
sailed for Newfoundland yesterday.
QUEBEC 24Ihe Government steamship Druid. S
having broken shst while s"fA
he Kel Island Lgatsbip. River Duope.
LoSDoS Aug. 2toaled the Uuea states Mnerrl Nancy
johanna Fanny Mcclellan. IerBaa inese Loase
Mary Gbss, Ecptc Arrived bon the Unte sas on he
Village and 90 ubne Arrived Oat roin th- intel
states u the 2iIh Alpha aEd Oeorge g. Dane
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WASHINGTON d. c. 2slhe Lighthouse Bosd zTes noucs
that 1874 light viii Be lighthouse
PoverV Island LAKE Michigan at ca. ens1ce "
Green will aIei bght that and Are sept
l. from front ,gtl en@nnei
the hh sn ia-
bId white Lgt similar - ths one
the OF channel MARK ne
II The hgt a01H DC seen
vessel 10 ieet the sea uia
nautical miles -.
L. Aug 2iAdyce has been reee we'd o me
% feet VI water AZ We eh-h'
the N4rfOgs, abreast ~ fO I0mpAn gAne
but g. be sring
STEPHEN d. iRKScHARDi ON T. y y,
Lighthouse IBspector ir1 DissncI