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ATTAKAPAs AND ATcHAFALAyA.

ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.
49,
FOR ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA
Leaves ON SATURDAY. Aug. Is, at 5P II.
IF. For SIMMSpORT, CAUKCHVILLR.
tSf$S..letIi and all landings on the Atchafaava
7-E.7" River, Bayou Chene, PaaterO0yille
Cenrievllie Franklin. Cnarenton. Jeauerette New
Iberia. Fusse POnte. st, Maltlnsv willie and III land
lngs on Bayou Teche-The light dlaught passenger
steamer
j: p. Forgay, master. A. Meynier, ST., caerk,
Will leave above tOr freight passage apply on
board, or to HITE y CARLLN, Ills
aul2 Tchoupitoulas street.
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COMPREHENSIVE = THE UNDERSIGNED
~ have this day formed copartnershp for Il e
pdrpose Of carrying on Cotton Factorage al d
Commission business. under the name and stvle
Of JOHN PHELPS " co.
JOHN PHELPS,
A. A. YATES,
ISAIAH GREEN.
New Orleans, August LIST, 1874. aul I'm
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WANTS.

wv ANrkD-TO EXCHANGE-A NEARLY
w W five-gailbn Water-c solr for one Of
larger capacity. Address. proposing terms Of
change ACQUA WIFE Bulletin office. aull St
EMPLOYMENT WANTED-BY A STEADY,
u industrious man: Is not afraid to work in
warehouse, private watcbman also good gardener.
Address W. +. IT,. this office ant lw
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CoUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

COUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.
THOS. A. NELSON, President.
A. WOODRUFF. Vice President.
BEN. MAY, Secretary.
Assets Nearly S3,OOO,OOO.
Whole number Of policies in force over 5000.
Surplus to policy holders $500, 600. Income in
1878, 81 GAS 249 20.
Reasons for insuring in the Southern Life In
surance ompany:
l. Its security, its ratio Of assets to liabilities
beng nearly $500 for every 500 it owes, its SOL
vency being unsurpassed by any company doing
business IN the United States.
2. Its being sound Southern Company, there
is no danger of its withdrawal from the country.
3. Its rates are as low as absolute security will
allow and have not been increased, while It's mu-
tual feature returns in equitable dividends the
surplus to the assured.
4. It is purely Southern corporation; its Di-
rectory embraces the names of MANY Of the ablest
financiers, and most successful business men I
the South, and retains all its accumulations al
home, to improve and enhance your property
5. The Hberalty to its policy holders are not
only promised but practised
New Orleans Branch, No. 4S Carondelet street.
corner of Union.
Refers by permission to
Archbishop Perche, Vim. Henry, ..
Bell 4 iienge, R. T. Bnckner 4 Bro,
mo Chatfe, Bro. L Son, Jas. A. Brown,
Nelson, Lamphier & Co., James Wood,
G. W. Sentell, Chas. T. Nash,
VIM. McMasters, Capt. J. J. Brown,
Jack Wharton, Mechanics and Traders Ban
JOHN F. BUTTS, General Agent.
J. A. WARNER Superintendent Of Agencies
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE.-The Grocery Store, with Crock
L cry and House Furnishing Goods attached
corner of Pleasant and Chippewa streets, is offer
ID for sale. Every facility and time will be given
he purchaser for satisfying himself as to the
business, etc. For further particulars apply to
anil 3t* j. KING on premises
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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Carondelet McCreer, for Nv York
Rar,shide & Cameron
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Bark Prairie Bird from Liverpool June 9th to mas.
ttr-3d dist -
Tugboa Jas A BIice -, from Mobile. TO master
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-" sALE-
Two SECONDHAND STAR COTTON GINS,
Cheap Tor Casn. at
J. II. JENSEN'S,
iy25 rs uarondeet street.
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NOTICE = Mr. E. P. RARESHIDE THIS
N day withdraws from the firm Of GEORGE A.
FOSDICK h co. George A. Fosdick is charged
with the liquidation OF Its affairs, and will con
tinue the ship brokerage business under the
same style and firm. GEO. A. FOSDICK,
E. Z. EARESHIDE.
New Orleans, July co. 1874.
Messrs. J. NJ. DOMINGUEZ and OLIVER ?.
RELEAU have an interest in business from
this date. GEO. A. FOSDICK g. co.
July ~, 1874. jy %
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS
w day formed copartnership under the firm
name Of RARESHIDE K CAMERON, for the
transaction of a steamship, ship brokerage AMI
general commission business.
E. P. RARESHIDE,
J. SPENCER CAMERON
J. b. RARESHIDE.
Office III Gravier street, near Carondelet
iy2l
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OHIO RIVER.

OHIO RIVER.
REGULAR CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE, AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET d
Leaves Oh SATURDAY, Aug. Is ut p. M.
H. :. For Cincinnati. Louisville, kvans-
vile, Henderson, Shawneet0wm Pa4lacah.
Cairo Memphis aud all intarMSdixte
points-The passenger steamer il y
YhOmp.O son Dean,
Jas Paul master H. VerhOeG clerk
will leave above For freight or passage apply
board or to SINNOTT 4 ADAMS - -4nE
II Commercial Place.
aul2 c. G. WAYNE lO6 Gravier street.
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WEEKLY GRAND ECORE PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at S r. N.
IT, FORT DERUSSEY. BARBIN'S, NOR
mans, Alexandria, Mouth Cane River,
--1-"s Montgomery, Grand EcOre and Ill wa1
iandings-The light dranght passenger steamer
sabine, o..
tIn place OF Bart Able.)
r. Sinnott aster, Geo. c. Hamilton, clerk.
Particular attention paid to way and plantatton
business For freight passage apply board Or b
SINNOT & ADAMA
HITE CARLIN
iyls BRITTON & EPPLRR
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RED RIVER. -
-~.~oo~~>o~~r~-~>~~--~
REGULAR TUESDAY GRAND BCORR
PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY, at S p. M.
Commencing on TUESDAY, Aug. 4th.
FOR GRAND ECORE, MONT
A@AelLt Is gomery Month Cane River, Alexandria
Ns~'1A Nornans, Barbin's and all way lahdin -
on Red River-Tne AL and very light draught pas
senger steamer
Fleta. eT .
Jno. c. Mitchell, MASTER Jas L. RObbins clerk
will leave positively AS above throughout the low
water The Fleta will be replaced by larges
boat when navi CATION permits. - =.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
jy25 I'm LORD Il MCPEAKE 46 Camp street.
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HORRIBLE NEGRO PLOT DIS
COVERED.
The People of st. Martin to be
Murdered and the Houses and
Plantations Burned.
The Most Beautiful Women to be Appro.
priated by the Negroes.

New IBERIA, Aug. 7, 1855
A dreadful plot of the negroes has just been
discovered here to kill the inhabitants and to
set fire to the residences and plantations in
the parish Of st. Martin.
The facts were disclosed by letter which
was handed to a prominent white gentleman
by Republican, who vouches for the truth
Of the statement it contains.
The plan WAS to commence killing and
burning at the Lestrapes place and continue
their work Of rapine and murder rs far as St.
Martinsville.
A recommendation is male in the letter to
set the plantations on fire, in order to find
where money could be found.
The negroes were tokeep for themselves the
most beautiful women and the parties who
were to be killed were mentioned by name
As soon as the criminals ascertained that
their horrid plans We're discovered, they fed
the parish in hot haste.
The greatest excitement prevails and the
people are thoroughly aroused and de-
termined to discover and bring to pun
ishment the villains who have meditated this
dreadful massacre and pillage.
EUG. A. DucHAMP.
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THE yICrJ2YIv MEMPHIS.

MEEpMIs Tenn, Aug. The Conservative
vict.,r, YESTERDAY, was much larg than WIS
supp lsed by the m ,st sanguine supporters, the
Conservatives having carried every Ward IN the
city. which only gave majority Of TIVE ty. nine
for the Republicans. the Conservative olty IN
beng i93. the whole v"t" over lo'ooo' or aoou'
2O)O more than the ordinary VOTE
This is accounted fur on the ground OF "osfli-
ity to the Civil Rights bill ana mixed schools on
tie part of the whites; the fact tnat business
was almost entirely suspended and all went to
"a v,ry nh nervous. we're enthu ell behalf "f
a. E. Franklin. the yellow fever hero. who was a
candidate for the lucrative and np.'rtsht Office
~ TAI collector, and regarded as representa-
tive man Of Their race, and they turned ont en-
=, lsse and worked for his electi0n Tue Y nser-
1870 minority IN the county viii be over 1901
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RECOVERY OF BODlEN.

CINCINNATI, Aug THE recovery Of thirteen
bodies lost by the urn,ug of the steamer Pat
Rogers has been r. port d in these dispatches;
special dispatch fro n Aurora has BEEN re-
ceived tonight giving additional rscoveriss--
twenty-five III all so tsr recovered Ssvesas
bodies are reported reco e ed near Rising hsn,
and in charge Of the Cotoner. Their names are
unknown.
The following are the names and dosuipesns
Of the alb Wementioned:
". T. kissinger striker, Newport, Ky; y. q:
Hailowell Cincinnati John Henderson, oolGred
fireman; W. {. Browning. New Albany Jnn. Al
Ola, Jr., steward, do; II Drucker, Cincinnati A
ma about sixty years old dressed in ustre-colne-
I'd coat, mghth five eight inches, weight l60
pounds; also unknown lady aged 81 years, scar
N the left hand also scar on her chi and =
ring on the middle finger Of the right hand, with
The initial ar"
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KELLOGG ASKS FOR MORE
TROOPS.

We have it from goo authority tlat ke-
agg is relapsing into his old chronic disease
back. 1t stated positively that ne has been
for some days past in correspondence with
President Grant relative t. an increase of
United States troops in Louisiana. Grant
ments, deciding to let Kellogg stand on his
own means Of defense. This is as we thought.
The moment there l.e least demonstra i, n
looking towards the least opposition to the de
facto's tyranny he pleads tor succor from
WASHINGTON
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A DISCOVERY.
New Department Of State.
Women CHARTERED in the st. Louis
Hotel.

We had been laboring for months past
under the benign spell of Rip Van Wrinkle
sleep until aroused yesterd, ". We had taken
considerable pains to unmvel all the facts
connected with the State House job, and give
to the world the information about the big
lease Of the st. Louis Hotel for State purposes,
only to open our eyes yesterl ~ to the knowl-
edge that notwith landing all that has been
said it is still hotel.
There is convention sitting in the build
lug, it is said. and there's commotion in its
halls and orltory in its cham bers; but above
all this far aioft and beyond the tantest echo
OF the "g.mm N from the parish of -
saugly esconcel in the comfortable chambers,
where once the proud guests of the st. Louis
were wolt to rest, BULLETIN reporter found
a number OF nesr, dunes. 1t is tr,e, the re-
porser was startled at IL p.lc,rl i'll tae h ,ilwly
Oh the thru ii 'or, rea ilA5 No aamittance-
tnese ap Il TIM .nts are pr.v,te;" but his natural
ingusitive turn of mind prompted HIM to
"lnove on.
He WIS confronted by sable dame, who
demanded his business IN ''Iese here private
'partn,ents and what he came up there for.
Tue doors of several rooms were open, and
the reporter (still in conversation with tine
woman) looked in. There was considerable
attention paid to creature comforts. Tue beds
We're clean, CHI lirs melt, and i'll fact everything
WAS ill just the order one Won ex pect to lind
in some rich ser .glio. The woman stated
that colored wo.n.n was ''gwine fur to start
clearinghouse up stairs here next week,
aud see ed inclined to be willing to take the
reporter cheap. A number of other dusky
dunes lonnged about IN .reless ebony grace,
and seemed to think the visit an Intrusion.
Alter the woman had exhausted her OPP
position the reporter lett and descended to the
bowling presence of the Convention. The
contrast how m lrhed. Above, all serenity
and peace below, p,ndemonlum i.selt.
The rooms now occupied by these women
are on the third door OF the Charities street
side OF the HNel and the public mot enter.
How and by what authority part OF our State
House is taken posses,io OF aud turned iuto
II botrding-house We clnuot say. II Kellogg,
Pac Sard or anyb ,dy thinks that our people
are G ling to stand such disre5 gard of every
thing that is proper they are mistaken. Ihe
whpla AT iii c'nplr5S very vorlbly with
other of Il Tic Il tr.cA,, AMI will serve TO ulite
the opposition.
F + board OF lodging apply at the St L ,uis
Hotel, up stairs.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
Negro Superintendent Education
in Mississippi a Forger.
One Of the Developments of the
White Mans Victory.

VIcksBURG, Aug. 7, 1S74.-By information
received directly from the Auditors Office, I
learn that I. w. Cardoza, negro, Superin-
tendent of Education of the State of Missis-
sippi, is forser, he having forged quantity
of jury warrants while Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Warren county. He was one of the
loyal negroes who was extremely anxious to
have United States troops sent to Vicksburg.
1t will only quire a small escort of police
men to send him to the Penitentiary.
tICksBURGER.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,, /.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 7.-k,ver 10 tset and filling.
Weather clear aud warm
fIrrsBuHa, Aug. 7.-River 8 feet; falling.
Weather cioudy aud threat. ming. a,t4
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 7.-kiver falling sls~ly; 6
feel inch III the canal. Heavy rain this morn
i &. Weather clear and warm. fal6ttsl
EVANSVILLE, Aug. 7:-Heayy ram from mid
niSnt iii IN fnins, and their are signs OF moro
rain '-ligat. River fallen inches.
CAIRO, Aug. 7. Arrived: May Alice from Nav
ORGANS, II A. NJ; City Of Quincy from st. Louis,
+. Ctyuf Helena from Vicksbuig, 7 r. n.
DEPARTED: Mary Alice for 1t. LOUIS, r. Il
liver IL feet 10 inches and rising. Weather
cloudy; mercury ~
or. LOUIS Aug. NO arrivals or departures
River failing slowly. Weather very warnn.
MEMPHIS Aug. l. The r.xso inchea
Weather Gear; IN orcury -. Arrived: Quiokstep
nom Waite itIvcr, Ion Jasper from ~. Louis,
st Uc .cvieve from Vicksburs.
vlckssU4e. Aug 7.-Up: Commonwealth, II
PIP. NJ. DoSn: Future City and bAr,es 1T A.
NJ, henry Ames at A. NJ, Robert K Les at g
T. ". Weather warm and clear. River falling
s.OwIy.
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LYNCHING IN ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Aug. 7.-ihree horse thieves
Were tax cn odt OF jail at Oz ,rk, Frank in county
Tuesday night. by aoout one hu.idred masked
men and Hanged
GA NJ IA lay night, the prisoners confined in
'bastian county Jail, escaped. posse went IN
. ie Of the posse was killed The prisoner
til It did the sIO ting was captured and returned
to jail. That night he was taken out by about
2ui persons and hung.
The convention to day passed an ordinance
suspending the State registration laws.
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MAXINE.

SOUTHWEST Pass Aus. :, 6 p. M-BaGsmstcr
D:6'. wand east southeast, hight.
Arrived: bch nner Il. H. Locke, 60hriever
m lster, tweivo days from BArAlca, with fruit to
Il uranue.
No dep srtures.
PAss-A-L.'UrsE, Ang. 2. 6 P. M.-Wind cast
southeast, light. Weather clear
No arrivals
nied: B .rk Eleanor Grace and brig Clara
CHAkLEsToN, Aug. 1.-Arrntd: A.uie Larg-
don, J. u. v ilsoIi. SaiA.d: Lo.ta J. Z. hiuo-
nlOLds, Ii. A. ~ n.bs.
SAVANNAH, Aug. Cleared: Mary Riley.
kaileti: keuduskeag. Nci.e CM.0ad, Nsttia
Hollnes, before reporl.d ss,led, wen. 70 sea e.
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al iose duty it shall be to collect all informa
ton concerning the organization and objects Of
THE WHITE LEAGUE
and kindred organizations, the policy advocated
by said League through the press, and through
publ speeches, and to report in what M inner
and to what extent ostracism, intimidation and
Violence has been encouraged by said orsaniza-
tiuns.'
He made lengthy speech, in which he held up
the White League in the Ii sht Of "bugab)o,"
such as the my thcal ku-Klux was, and The con
Sc nee W the colored gentlemen were enthu-
sil ii: IN lis support, and it went through with
l,laudts and shouts
PInchback given another dose Of soothing
syrup; and this time it was d rrall who held the
cup. He submitted res tuition inlo. sing Inn
United states senator; bat before it went down,
.tav CAME up with a sveeter dose to the same e.
feet. and that the one 81 Ell.
Af,er the appointment Of several committees.
the Con, ention adj uned until 10 CLOCK to-t!ay.
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MEXICAN NEWS.

CITY OF MExI1,, Luy 30. "A ban of robbers,
who have inf 5stel the state OF GL ,najara, has
zee dispersed and tn .r celctrdt<d CHI f. I.naclu
Urpano, been Killed. Ga.vez Uand 0 Robbers
III Topic, have been dis ersed and Dix Of
their uu nier killed a.ld one tax al pr1so.er
The DlHo O.fci1 says, lac Legislature of
GIerrerJ, III C needing Ia the Il 'vcin.,r ot that
> ale the right of expelling pernici US foreig =
ers, exceeded Their functlo.is TINS faculty bei,lg
exclusive right Of the Prrsl ten, OF Req. l.,llc.
zen Urar.r, reprt sentat .e OF Gu tenn ia iias
beea oificia Iy received best OF t.ruis by the
Government.
TArre is still a small difficulty pending bet veen
the tw, Republics, re.at * T.. hal.iuary lac,
some OF tn iniiaitants Vt Guaie mala havln M
vaded tn. State oi CiliApa, blrLlng houses aud
rAva.Iig the couatry. na.nber OF people oil
tiict resulted, causing much b. odsi,ed. Repre-
sentative ~ Gul temAls las nJt yst besn naulcd.
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The BEECHERrILrOX CASE.

New York, Aus. lit is III ,oted whether The
odare or Elizabeth is the most crazy. Beech r
thanks B. +. Batter for the tender Of his servl-
ces. but does not accept then Butler helped
Moultol to prepare his d ecu iicut.
Mouton denies being ulfrirndly to Beecher.
He had tnls far end av,rcd to maintain peace
between Beech + and filtol a I'd slould contlnu
to do so, and by the removal OF misu lders tand-
ings and the intelligent realiz ,tion of sef-lntcr
est, shou d never despair of m lintalding or
reuaMing peace.
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POLITICAL.
Washington

PoLrrIcAL. meeting of the Democratic
residents OF the rear of the First Ward, held
at Dryades Market, on Thursday evening last,
an auxiliary club was organ zed by the cleo
ton Of Mr.. Peter Coyle, as President; J. B. G.
Arnault, Vice President, and ]. D. Baxter
Secretary pro tenn.
The meeting was largely attended and great
enthusiasm prevailed as well as harmony.
This club will hereafter hold weekly meetings,
and will labor earnestly for the good cause in
which it has embarked.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, Aug. 7.-Consols 92l; new Aves III
Erie ZJi
PARIS, Aug. ! Rentes 62.75. <i st1
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 7, +. M.-COtton-sa3os a
rpiands, nothing below Low Midd.ing deliver
aie August, b 3-l6d. Sales OF Orleans, nothing
below Midd lus, delive' able i'll October, b7-l6k
Yarns AID fabrics al Manchester quiet and OEm.
LONDON Aug. T. Evening. -OaicutGa knseeA
59s; llllseed cake Eli 81 3D. rurpeusiue IL.
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CHARGES AGAINST MAYvL HlyENEygR.

New loaK, Aug. 1T Is stated this evening
that deci.lol OF Gov. Dix, Ill regard To tue charge
against Mayor Have meyer, was served ON tue
Mayor thus morning.. and to effect that Cover
nor orders an Off .ia inv-stigatin embracing all
tine charges, to be Conducted BY Attorney Cen
eral before. probably, one VI tho judd ses OF this
county.
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THE NEW LOAN.

New YORK. Aug. 7.-Reported State of New
York having failed to get s'OJO0Uo OF new fives,
awarded to the Syndicate, Is investing in 10 HIS.
During Yesterday a million and quarter Lave
been quietly bou. hit its though for state.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CAPE May, Aug. &c ". Gre ,rga, BALTIMORE
lumDer merchant, was drow ned wnlle bathing.
RICHMoND, Aug. THE Conservatives of the
First District nominated Btverly X. Dou glass, of
kilg William 'unty, f'r Congress in the tenth
ballot. The principal opponent was Gen. Il. I.
L. ReaIa
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FINANCIAL.

New Yolx Aug 7-6's Of 1891 11s b-20Ns n
1872 l15i, 6ls ll5j, COS M, new 1i6l, e5s
1i:s, 6o's ny new 's1lls, 10 4O's 49,.
Tennessees II, new To- VTyinas 10. rev 80
c"nsols 81; deferred s., LoulsianaA "a. now ~
Levee It's ~, SIS %; Alabama SIS As, 5s 81; de0e-
gia 6's 77., Is 80; North Carolina 10, nav 10,
epeciai tax 5; SJLth Carolinas Is, new ~; April
and Octob.r lSt.
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HANGING OF A NEG.,O.

EAsToN, Md Aug. -Ernest Smith. colored,
aged Is. who was convicted III May last f,r CON-
uniting an outrage Oh Hiss Bartlett, aged III, was
hung here to-day, at lZ:lU o'cio-k lie d MED
his guilt to the last
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SEARCH FOR THE STOLEN CHILD.

PHILADsLPdIA, Pa, Aug. Police officers
are n Nv engage in sc srchlng ,us.s in the ,lty
t. ascertain If Cnar.ey Ross T. colieea ed in the
city. There are N b, NV develo. ,.nents, and de-
tectives appear ronplns-ed.
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According to a statement ri the or lin veG-
sells wlich hive left New York since the LIT #
ia lusry, the nu ubers have been S27 "a. hug
vessels and 319 steamships.
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.

CINCINNATI, A az. Til st-a.ub,at Roberts
blew up at 10 o'clock to-day at duyand''tte- W.
Va. sn':aIs. Dudley Holland, watchman, was
killed; samuel Fitcn, danger ousiy secluded, A16
DeWoIf, clerk Healy, Mr. DeWof, mate, Chas.
And rson, first engineer. Jacob Hunker, stow
ard J. W. Thompson, cook, and George UOnexia
were all in ured but not dangerously.
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NEW COTTON.

GALVESTON. Aug. IA News special from Cal
vert, Texas, says the first bale OF new cotton,
raised by Mo ,srs. Lorrv Bergeson. Weighing
80 pounds, and chasing Low Mld,lhuX, was
b usht TODAY for 300 in gold, and Skipped 10
Adone " Leob.t, Galveston, by l.. h. frestvn.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-08

The HOWARD INvINCIBLEs. There will be
meeting Of this Democratic Club at their
hall. No. l05 st. Charles street, this Saturday
evening, at y O'clock. Election OF officers
will be held and other important business
transacted
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-08
SAFE nv rwECn,S RCSInpNC

New YORK. Aug. THE residence of VIM. NJ
Tweed, corner Forty second street and Fifth
Avenue sold at auction by referee to-day for
Sio, mn