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RIVER AND srEAxBvAM

PrTTSRUKo, Aug. =. liver \ tSot I tanlAeG
static nary. Teatior coal and lhruaeraesy.
EVANSVILLE, Aug. 6.-Me t.ieI waSuA. &Ve0
fallen lliclIes.
CAIRO Ans. 8.-No arrivals. Departed: +. =.
Eckcr, 10 wreck Of Henry Anes, . 4. ~. H~es
III feet Inches 8; faliing. Weather clea9. Mo-.
curry So
CINCINNATI, Aug. 4. River feet ilIhe0 and
liing. Departed. Indiana tor New OrieAns.
Weather Gear AID vain.
At. Louis, Aug y. Arrived: Heeas iron
Ft.ks.nlrg, folle from N W Orleans. Departed:
Atlantic, John Ky u ana ST. Luke fUS New Or.
leads, Guy Eick'pu's l.r NlcksDurg. River fad
ing. =" feet iAcnes ID Cairo. Weather clear and
very warm.
MEMPHIS. Aug. =. The rlvor rose inshea.
Weather Gear; mercur, %. Depareeds NH
Hughes, IT Arkansas i.Iver; Qlickslep, kr White
River; CaIrie koInlz. Grand Tower as,d Tom
Jasper, for st. L'uls.
\nKsBUnG, Aug. Sup: Bee and basgss. q Z
A. NJ: Katie, at II H. Down: ulen0A,e. q l.
". Weather warm and cloudy River dseiaa-
Ing slowlw.
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n AlslNE.

GALVESTON. Aug. y. Arrived; Sch0oo0 0oo.
= ally from Cedar Ke,s.
Cleared Bark LOIS tor Matanzas, schoooer A..
hes tor Tuxpan.
new YORK, Aug S.-Arrlved out: VAAg arA
Slr hark Napier.
Arrived Gailc, frankfort.
Arrived cut: AbysIlla and Minnesota
SorTHwk~I Pass, Aug. =, Ia M.-HUoeue
2I7t. Weatlm calm.
NJ arrivals ~ departures.
hteanlshlp Alice the lar bound ~
SJUrH"EsI PA>,, Auh - 6P. u. -Bagpuo1er
70 3D. Weather calm Arrived: NClrM,,ser Juauio
Wood, Pz1atl, master, thirteen dsys hsssn Ueaila.
fruit t., y. Ote,l u 20. scll.s,tler Gos Hu4lv HswH
Ward III ,ster. eight days rom knsss, :, euiA -
M. u. Gl' gorio X ca. No departures elea0.
snlp Alice On The bar, bound oui.
NEw York, AuK.o. -Arriye,i: COluMbia. 0nnto.
vile. n
nan FRaNcI~O. Aug g. The stesaaes CsipsndD
from l..k,s in,niA iia- arrived.
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POLITICAL.
Springer.
ICKSBURGER.

HOWARD RANGEKs.-The boys Of the First
Ward have C Dne to their senses and organized
club under the name of Howard Rangers, and
after preliminaries, the following officers were
elected: ia mes VI h IN, President; Prof A. DIM
TRY, lst Vlcs President; A. Strathmeyer. Sr., I'd
VI o President; A. L. P.attmeyer, Sd Vice Presi-
dent: G. ? arce. 4th Vice President: C. C. Elan
asan, Secretary: CHRIST. II. Stun T. Correspond
ing Secretary: Cnas. L. Howard, Treasurer; Sam.
Futon. Marshal. Aft,'r the eie tiou there being
nothing m,re before the club tho meeting a.
Iourutd.
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he Sce'diHc due, ;casm publlshes su1l II.
scription "i the new post Office in New YSek.
whicn 'liu 'tr,te> the great progress made in
the postal BUSINESS III the Government Aaeoun
o,ner improvements introduced are the psasu.
matte tubes runniLs n'L III the daily uvwu.
paper offices to tle p'lr' u.a'l,aR scsssAs. .
great advantage to bUll tn. ,~sssxl ue~xgssQesD
aud the post Office. kA,iwn, tssa CO. vsll
soon run from the Forty -s...,"t -ssess ls1st
over the track Of the Broadway sst.st,soan1
railway. Inc Am~riasm mii- that @.tsA ssa-
pr'vement that invention ca" ,uxtss.A ed u
intrOdu ell in the different dep .ltu,ea&s %
III IKE the New York post othre no.isi . -
kind
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Aug. S.-The Treasury Depart
ment, since the adjournment of Congress, has
paid out $500 900 on the CLAIMS of Southern resi-
dents, before the Southern Claims Commission
l he Commission awarded over 81 ,O,nD. 900 on The
ciaims, but Congress only appropriated $685.
los 81.
=, There have been but two applications for new
Western banks this month"; and they aggregate
Only sloO0UO capital.
Half Il million d. liars National Bank notes ex
changed for legal tenders to-day.
C"ic'oin acts as Indian commissioner during
Mr.. Smths recreation
Ihe retirement IT currency has thus far ex-
ceeutd The amount of new circulation within a
Tow days. The National Bank of Missouri at st
Louis, has surrendered its circulation. and re-
tired Its bonds to the amount of SJ,u,t co.
Supervisors ana COllet tors of Internal Revenue
are forbidden to allow wives, OF minor Children
to act as clerks
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THE RADICAL NESS.
iskuon Promises and No Greenbacks.

ln@e q wailing and gnashino of teeth
among the delegates white and black at the
RADICAL Convention Rash promises have
oeen oFeken. and the greenbacks that were
supposed to be waitin, upon votes have no,
oeen sheiled out with the. alacrity which the
aoaea members had hoped Many are the oath
induiged in. and great is the jawns 10 be
neard whenever half dozen dele sates are
found assembled together.
William the Promiser gave away registrar
appointments by the bushel, in order to con-
.roa votes but now is painfully oblivious of all
no sald' and stares at the innocent darkies
@no demand the fulfillment of his pledges
with stolidity which is provoking contrast
witn nss previous suavity and patroniziny airs.
ine idea was that he was to appoint certain
parties registrars, in order that thew might
elect themselves to the Legislature.
Il u reported that Senator Blount told the
usurpsr aatly that he might sell out to the
Democrats. but that the negroes would be
there before him.
There is very stron; under current Of dis
Satisfaction At the delegates being bought ND
81 sold cut by Kellogg Il Co-all the resolu-
ions Of Endorsement to the contrary notw.th
standing.
The absence of Pinchback from the Con-
ventien yesterday was commented on as an
evidence of his dissatisfaction. and it is re-
ported that he refused to attend the Conyres-
nonal nominating convention
Burch smd Wands are exceedingly bitter
over shear defeat il the Sixth Ward by Ashe.
q negro. Lionel Sheldon, who was entirely
Indifferent about his nomination tor Congress,
Is not very cholce in his epithets when speak
ing d Kellogg. whom he blames for his
defeat aud through u friend refused the
sppointme 1t Of Assistant Attorney General.
which WIS rendered him by Kellogg to appea,e
his wrath.
Pinch alleges boldly that he was sold out to
Kellogg and Packard for money and tor prom
res made by Kellogg to appoint certain in
dividuAs as resistrlr. Hs esteems the III
domsnent Of him by the Convention at IT.
true worth. and says that they betrayed hlm
once and would do 10 again
The question now is "what is he going to
DO about NF' There is splendid opportu-
1iey 1or him to retrieve himself. but it liz
doabeIess too much to expect OF HIM.
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Dispatches IRON Nc" lurN tni, morning
report another Case oi fysnphoOl. wnlcu IL
tue New 'rA II line Tor ny'irot,L oola. although
the word soruoors really means tue tear OF
~ lsdness. A policeman VINO wax bitten Dy a
dog c.innot Ue n he slgut Of Water, and he III
bar ing and giving otnor 81 gus usual IL Use.
OF ydropI 'oLt. IL Is Supposed tnat, If his
DEATH IL reported us tue resdlt vi lysopnobn.,
tle Ell CT wll dot b; 80 Il -.lstrous to the pub
lac m.nd as II tue old familiar VOID hydropio-
TIA We're used Wnel Il III Il 81 II ,ln iyso-
pa 'D1., tnousl he su fsrs tue SIN ano. mt of
as Ay, ALL & ,ss tnrJIsl tn s.me horrible
gr.ms'es as Al u c,.,e oi nyLropnoola. It ,s
II sttcr Vi sn al 90 lscq .nce " tAe New YORK
Intellect
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BASE BALL The Lees and Lone Stars are
advertised to p ay ut the Fair Grounds for u
handsome set OF silver.
The second of the seri es of match games
between the G. T. Howard and Fairfax Clubs
will he played to-day on the Gretna grounds
Ia Ne will be called ut $50 clock A good
game may be expected. as both clubs will
have their full mines.
The Excelsior aud jackson base ball clubs
will play on Delachoise grounds. Game will
be called at four clock.
Tle Exce.s.ors have been defeated hut
once. I'd the Jackson nine is considered
strong, aud a lively game is certain.
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The French bis op OF Cannon hss tusA oeaA
+" the n lin dA:clim.tiOn, at PARIS. . plant
wIose '~ar cnanses color three umss dAy.
1t is sp,xel OF a., another wonderful IN .tseIvo
OF Cam Sc art III leading nature oat q nse
Gu >to.n .rs paths. Il ~ not more ruinaskslis
tn III a ID rL r.Ik If Southern Au.arsl.s, 4
beLuti al d 'Ser, similar to our vol Known
III 'rnilss ry. with i've streak- OF uss.H on
It's b,li-slip sd calyx. In the early aasum4x
the c''l,r stre .xs ..rs lie blue. Toward eso0
they tnrl to Il rlcn purple tint. which chang -
to " tight pluk .luria1 tue AFTERNOON. ~ tue
day declines, the c1lor fades, disappeAsiAg e.
tirely after sunset. wuen the flower clouos anA
d.ss
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MORR EXCITEMENT IN TEyyESSrE

MEMPHIS, Aug 8. - From Captain Harney
Mathey, editor of he Evening Ledyer of this
city, VIII returned from Somervl le this after
noon, the foil wing account OF the riot, or ather
what Threatened to become one, at s, m ,rvile
yesterday. Is obtained The ell elton of ne Ca,
before I'D been hotly contested, and II " ne
groes had attended he polls during l..c day.
heavily aImel, aid some had o, enly thr.atent,l
to burn the town during the dav.
prenilent negro poiiS.clan named Cash War
rem, had ours II aud a5uso.i a Nouns brother OF
Mayor He'd91, and IN yesterday encountering
slayor Hendon TN the street, began to abuse
him, and finally snapped his pistol twice i'll the
Mayor face, who tllen DIR his pistol and shot
him dead Almost slmultane ousy two or three
shots were fired at the negro by friends of the
Mayor who had collected there, among whom was
Oscar Burton, young man II ted for being an
excelle shot and Lrave, who was G larged with
II ing at Warren when he met his death, by the
negroes Who had become very much lncensed ut
the death Ut Warren. and threatened tn kill Bur-
iol. who alb nut IL OciO * appea ed II the ct ee,s
armed with double barre.e shotgun and pis-
tolls.
Judge J. G. Reeves, Albert Reeves. sheriff
elect, and another brother named Paul, attempt-
Ell to arrest and dl-arm Burton, and OWING to
the report that = body Of negroes were march,
ing int the town, Burton refused to be arrested
and they opened fire ON him. woundlng him in
TOUR different places. He returned the fire with
HI shot ,;uu mortally w"untling Paul, and then
fell himself, but r'slng on his elbow. drew his
pistol and shot j. G. Kevecs i'll the shoulder. Iu-
I'll ting dangerous. but not necessarily fatal
wound.
Aptrty Of negroes who had congr4gated then
opened lire on b lrton. shooting HIM III Il nuniUer
Ut places. and one, rushing mp, put the pistol to
tbs ba * and fired. La al hc received thirteen
wounds, and II any prove fatal, which tue doctors
dnu It. 1t will be the one last mentioned. The
excitement that followed was luteuse. Reports
spread that the negroes runners had en- sent
to the country to str the various colOred s.cle-
ties and NJ mphls was trlegraphel for AMI
Mlny negroes left the town as was supposed to
procure reInforceh, hts. among whom was it,
iills,,n. VIM IN sp cen during the canvass had
sud II tho iNll ltlIats blu did not pass, h..
would rl.l, i'll bio ID ny to his birdie bits He was
captured at NJ ecow last nlgnt bur e-cal,cd after
wards. "a the ARRIVAL of tn. IN iiaiN thus III r.l-
ing from Memphis, they found the ci'iZens IN
arms. aid the t.'wn uildcI II strict y ttrol heir
arrival was han ed by the ctize,Is with great jov
al at the earnest request Ut the citllcns Gait.
Dillcans Chez saw Gu urls agreed to remain
Il itn ''"lnla,, lille tine rem iIn.ler rcturucd
home this evening.
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most rrln''fA.s"io ex;cpoi'.i "a the general
cowardIce or unre..s''ninY trglt when ems
to take possession OF evrryuoLy ATTACKED by
Italian "ri.ands occurred !. few days ago n
Sicily party arrived 1T u far II near Ri
blerl and demanded II large sum Of money,
or the custody OF u Young MAN, Que Of til
proprletors OF the e,t.te. He pr ,pOso.: to
send II peasant to his brother tor the money.
Tue br"tAer duly oDeyed tue su nmols xent,
but accompanied by tue rest OF the family
Tle cniel OF tne b.Iu WIS saot dad, .uI
the OH RS took Il GIT. ~. T. past.
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HOPEFUL. The Alou.-, ,'.l ~ ,.Ala .joMrnl
very hopefully says: Tier. is evlde ..tly a
good timec m.n,. Iii not fir abe ILL., T Iere
Is also consider lbl. r.v.vll of business con-
ti.ience Large crops are III pro-p.ct. here
Is overl"wiug capital III all our centres If
trade. Il ..lroad building has almost ceased
Even the "reckS of tue late pan C have n-;.r-
ly al been cleared away. 1t now only need j..
soms power ul lmpalse to put AL end to tor
por and LscA OF coAti lence WI Gu ha, put AN
emil 10 trade. Then uo..r linz will cease, and
tue money to move the crop, will Oe iorth-
J.llIn,
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FINANCIAL Akwa-.k.;n>i " MJUDHULL /
CHAPLIN.

NEW YORK, Al. 3. Spcc.e shipments, s2.225.-
OBJ Bank STA clnont LII ,ns, decrease 81, 100,
90; legal teIdcrs, Increase s1JJ,UjJ; deposits,
uecrease $oJJ,VOJ; reserve, Increase 81, 10 JJu.
IL Is rep,rted that pro4nlneut dry goods
house has fail d.
Victoria WoJ hlll and Tennie Clahin we're ar
reste to day On warrant ON complaint Ut A. IL.
Truman VINO alleges til ~ iii loli. v men VOID
huh and Clallln Were dom. business. GA Broad
street. he dep ,sited WITH tieui, " be in Vested
s4O, winch ~ VIE u ro;eive Oh demand with
later st; That LIE has snce made several
bat never got tno niJ-icy. iey we're heiu in
SOLD bail At the sheriff ice. C.aiiln and ucr
mother We're T., have. s,i ii f,r Eur Dpe t.,,lay
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LAUNCHING OF The Ao".J,r OCEAN
About II 0 clp;l ye'se fl.y tue d &C s-yIrd OF
Me >srs. Coltrell. McL.llan & Br.Iy was
crowded with sp ,ctitof', fot all wanted to see
the launching OF the famous old towboat
Ocean
AT O'Clock Clpt. Mcclellan ordered the
ways to be cut. AMI sh glid.l as gracefully as
u swan iuto her native elem mt.
After hoitiny ~ the mid lie of the river she was
caught by tn tisb at Ditl.is ltaI a.ii lallle at
the foot Of the d ck. After the .ing nf the
boat most sumptu ns rep AT WAS sci unl.r the
coal shed Of the cks. ami Ill enjoyed themselves
hugely. We return or tn ks To Capt. K.ils, Of
the navy, for appreciated f,vors
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Is Is wa Ita III III se.s ior ociny too literal.
He WIS druhk. ~ " ne exceedingly thny
boots. Having passed be.ore carp t sto.
III tue BoSe y. N. Y, a'o 1t TIE en,r .nce III
wllcA, ol tue sideyaik. W., IA ZEN tns art ~
o. pain add flu;y ,,r.n.ls, lie read ,ne en-
treaty ON oAe OF then. = Please wipe your
Tee, and thea pr ,cee.leI non n i .ntly 10
co upiy with Tie re- lest Al Ii Ii ,utLt pro-
prletor l,hed h.,A ln.o the In ,dIy street; !.
p,llc-nta paced ann 81 us feet, hen dubbed
Aim do"u again III tue most .p proved uli,OA.
aud lady car l. I him % the police station
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BY a card Of invitation lying before It's to
the "Phamton Ball." given last Tuesday
evening. ut the Yellow Sulphur Springs, vlr-
GINA, we see that some OF our prom nent
grain merch .nts are hsving Il gay tim. up
there. Among the managers are our esteemed
friends Tom Mem. and harley F.. who seems
to be ''chssln, the flowing hsurs with flying
feet" They evids ally ''fs4l their oats. and
are inspirited with the ex,ecation OF making
heavy drafts next season upon Dame Fortune
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1t is announce that the Ven l,me Column,
pulled down by the Communists will be COM
pletel by S,psem Ter. 1t hi, b.el decided
not to Gro yn it with the statue of Napoleon.
A govern rent that fears the statue c.ust be
weak. Tie column sho.ll.l It b. multi tied.
The absence OF the s;e.t En- er n from the
monument. VIII oh liz nothing if not a tribute
to his glory, will be more conspicuous than
tle re itoration would have been.
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LDSS or THE HENRY AMES.

VlcKsBURa, Aug. o-Ine HeAry Anes had a
full tilp VI about IjJJ III, through, aud 3Jl t.ls
way height, .ahSlS.Il, pIlnclptI of yrall, bacon
and hay. Her sinking was ca used B., striking a
hidden Obstru,.tiul. A Ger nan WON N aud Wo
cAlIdfen, going t. GayOu sara, aAd reach W.
ma gong to C1Ok Landing were lost, and
probably I W 9th ,rs. NJ cabin passengers are
missing. The boat waS in cured for SIS UOu All
1T her bO ks an pup. sw re saved
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Lord Derby his morn 4 l, ,i. tn It Eng
land VIII consent to ,an,a In. 1t of inter-
national Law tn It will limit the usefulness of
her navy. In other words, she claims the
right to capture or destroy any vessel that
'ais under au enemy's flag. Tui+ postpones
the idea that u law might be ad opted protect
ing peace .ble m 'r;hlnt ssels against WAR,
no matter what !, they Carry. Russia tavors
this flea, not from any humane feeling, tut
because she has a smaller navy.
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n narTel "..L ~ AZ .,..sc Is been IN
veateL fae st.ve /, Procured by thrl ns d.
s.ci II 81 = tue lei ,tn d io5 az tn It kIlie
Ut tie SAN. ied "a. anl cu tug iro.u the log
coItlnOuS sleeL Ur vesssi OF the prop.
tllcdl;Ss las Sheet Is cut mo len ItuS Of
tnt c.rc1 aterel;e OF DIrrel, aul ny m.-
cMl-rJ as CT '<sd Or ca ns,srei. III ny n,e..A,.
VI u esns VI SANS s.siAS suits into tue ends
Vi IL u 4 lsn1 ~. tue Hizs VI tie elds iy 70
dics1 Lao oArrsl. w.lsl DOul.i with tns
NJ = 90 uJsf ~ n,lp>. aesAsrs ~ " N: ~ -
xt-.sssS ~ LIZ ~ llassx ,Asrf;
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The Gdzete. VI Lexington. Nv, tells story
OF tue Rev. .>el.on Gf .y,ol :. nes gro Clergy
NAN III mt tOyL tn r.y ye.r,d,D W 10 was
ACCUSED I" gre,t impropretIeS. rhe i1ve,ti-
eating com nlttee ret,,r.ed that IL, Brother
Gr.y>ou bad kept entirely within his own
church, aud had not g,ue o.t to Iollox alter
strangers, lie should he hon ,rs.bly acquitted.
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POREl6y xARKEfN.

LIVERPOOL. Aug. ., q Z. M.-COttao-sAsoAys
Up.ands OF; Orleans sgd. Sales l2,ou0 sslss, II
Guiding t3uv American: !or spe0uiati0o ~ o.
port 2VJV.
August delivery from Savannah and OAaEsestsa.
not below G>Ol Ordinary. sd; AuYuss aal 0sp-
tember do, not below Law Ald,llinK. = va o.
tobeI do, not below g Nd Ordinary, y S-l6d o..
t0ber do, not below Law MMluling, sid
LONDON, Aug. S.-COnstls VA; neg osUo &
Erie 3UA
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THE NEW GRIP.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Aas. o. Nc" cation crop COM
In III lreriy-tne first la received yester,ia , J.
" Ialhrop " c., from Hamilton. weight 4oU
pounds Secon Ge, ga bAie, same trn,, from
Bainbrl.lge to-day. AIS, bale from Madison,
Ei.,rliA
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HOWARD INvINCIBLFs. The Howard Invinc-
bles ente' Cd l.,to u permanent organization at
their han. No tOt st. Cnaries street. lat even
lag, and the following officers elected: D.
ovens, president: u. smith, wee president. A
Landry, Il easur+r: H A. Webel. ~,tretaiy +
Mctir"y, marshal, L. Barnett and Joe Anbrlgh:
assistant marsllals After hlr election the meet
.tg adjourned. We congratulate tie seillai Dan
Ovens On iiIH sllsa. 81
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While taking Il walk Ill Vienna recently tn ,
Puucess P.sllus Il. Metterlic W., eau .ht II
IL shower. A yndn1 < ntien III III. ,te.led up to
Ter Iiid oHer 1t h-r Tie ptotec i'n ot hls u IL
hrtll "M,ttn - We'll. | decltre,
You VIENNA Al n ire i'm .,artlne 1t" N tn.
from lips beautiful as yours. eyea sue word
don ottend"' ''fuey don't. We'll. t.len yoa
must TIC 10 nut AZ se.l,tlve a> II spltt,,ou:'
saying which she tlr ltl lal catered 4 cab,
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AT u recent PRAYER meeting ot c"lored p 90
pc 1T Ere. the decency ;.nd good oder o, the
N eetth5 Deih5 dist lroe D., Il negro Il mol
Brown, whose prayer, III pu"llc were oa.y in-
COHERENT rtvln5s, the pastor inquired: "Wltt
fooi nly,an > dat .yln down .L,r mar lie
do.'nf A dozen people replied with one
voice: 1T am btpddef nrown. sab. ''D-l.,
replied the p .stOr, '.iru tlcr Drown. su SD
an let sone Ole pray Its DETER '4u..A.ed
Wld de Lori
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ALGIERs FALLS IN.-At meeting of over 100
iei., held III Aigl,rs to organize an AlSiers
White League. the following officers duly
e.ec.ed. JAS. l.. Butler PRESIDENT; W. c. Broth
man. Wee President. A. Pucie. Jr.. Secretary;
Wm J mes. Treasurer; lily. Hattrass. SclseaAt-
at-Aruis.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

The ST. MARTIN CONSPIRACY A friend
who has just returned from ST. Mar
tins confirms the report, received b. us
yesterday by telegraph and published il the
BULLETIN, OF the form .tion OF IL consp.r ICY
among the blacks of hat par sh to burn and
murler. The letter which disclosed the plot
will be short y published.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

It wasn't Ole Of our ministers for the ut
most pains have failed 10 t.sten it upon amy
Que Of them. The nearest that couli bc as
c,.rt.ained WAS that sO.ns OF then We're pabla
OF saying il, 1T some minister once s.i. )
:. + sOse nice young m II WAC t.n.l outsi,ie
the chur h dsn,rs waiting for the girls to come
int, vii sDaas day Stand " lnd III inside Ut
...sls slOJf xaifi-,S tor tas 4ilas ~ e,.s,c "
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09
MORE OF THE STEAMBOAT DISASTER.

RISING sun, Ind, Aug. i. Among the Pat
Rogers victliis Is the body Of MAJOR G, man
T.! New Oriealls Friends ot all except Major
Goodman have arrived. Officers vi the Mail III.
take charge OF the unknown bodies The dis.
aster grows Ill magnitude, and altogether over
httv bodies ila>t. been recovered
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

Mr.. L. Grunewllt, l2y Canal street, has
sent us a beautiful song, entitled The Old
House at Hon." by H. R. Palmer also. a
p ece called The Strangers Story" by G.
D. Wilson -
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09
AGAINST CINE.

ROCHESTER,, Aus. 8. = lie board If directors OF
the Dining Para Association to-day rt,s,,iv, d to
give purse "f 800 To ANY Ii rise tnu will, dur.
ilIS the inaugural mselng ueXt week, oven tn IT.
trac-. bat " ldslht Maid d II ne at Lisa. TODD
smith AlAld Ii here.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

A newspaper man whom H race Greeley
dismissed from the 7riba,@ office ns IA wor ,e
nuisance tutn cockrt.cn." ls now ediliug
an lnhuentl.l paper IN Michigan
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

Our Am er IN trade dollars have been doing
30 he tall travelling alread Two hundred md
tnrty-three thousand OF them have Teen t.ken
in ut the Cal ,ntta mint during the three
months Of the present year.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

The Prince OF WMes ~ I'D another
escape from being injured by he...iloug
hnr ,elnsn- At tho Aldsrsa 1t review troop
h'r@e, b,conlng u N y .ble. Il .sh III ut iuil
speed ~ inst tie Pance. wao WIZ mounted,
aud haay both hor - an r.dsr 70 the ground.
The tf.s.cA however. sscspsd nun ri. AMI
was 10 the sA<l.lte Aessn sew aaIuusxsstas
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-09

lnere Is a Congressman III New York who
can address his constituents III halt dozen
languages and one OF his Languages is more
than enough to satisfy them.