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NAIZO DR. j. Il C.. Physician and
" Acoucheur, Thibodaux 7. o., Laiour
che Parish. La.
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NNASHINGTON HOTEL. Mrs. G
w GaInard, PROPRIETOR Market st
between st. Philip and st. Louis Streets.
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The BALL

was most brilliant. After forming
the tableaux the members of the
L. n. Il. mingled 70; "a while with
their invited guests and then sud.
denly disappeared.
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VOL. XII.
BUSINESS CARDS.

SSELINEAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods.
y Fancy articles. dc, corner Market
a ST. Louis streets,
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ZEMA, c., Coffee House Keeper, Main
II St., between jackson and St. Philip
|reets.
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WEIssENTHANNER, ALois' c"ntee, %
w ioaery and Soda haer. Green
Street between Market and Main Streets.
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bLUM, $. Dry Goods mud Grocery, cor
ncr Main and ,Ia+ kson Streets.
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IRON.

Float 34--From the splendors
of Solomon's court ever march
ing time now brings us to the
Age Of Iron, as typifed by the
Roman Republic, by force of
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LIAM, L. S. & LEBLANC, f L.
NOtaries public. Office Green Street.
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THE AGE OF FIRE.

Float 3-Deep in the flaming
caves OF Etna, among the rum
oiinS OF volcanoes and the 1eafen
ing uproar of the bellows, sit Rbea
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BUSINESS CARDS

M ehTiae, A. H., foreign and Domestic
treet, between st. Louis and 81 phil,
'trecta 49, A'''P
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F5%aBiR II. N.. Fa1nnT a,fg |f"4!n-
Z tGH Ef!.ut'rcs, Grcru Street between
itrN.r and Market Streets
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nSCliWALD, J. II, .SAoemahes. Main
~ Street between st Louis and Green
streets
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- |AADEAUX, J. Family and Pant,!,on
Groceries, Main Street, corner Main
Focus.
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VTERRIER, T.. GnHSmith, Main ST., be
tween st. Louis and Green Streets
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nSULLiNAN, J.. \. ittwaey ut Lar.
- Green street. between Main and
Thih"daux Streets.
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ADEAUX, THOMAS, AHor,,ey at Lar
corner Main and Focus Streets, up
lrs.
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XNEBRE l.. A., !Aerig, Office at Court
w House.
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E1RIEDESTHAL MRS. $ :, Family and
Plantation Groceries Jackson Street
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SENTINEL. job Office,
corner Market and Patriot streets.
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OFFICERS H. Dansercan, President :;
=. y. hr.oin. Vice President F. Samoan.
SerrttE,'t. II. II. Mich, let. Assistant Sc
crtttir- l.. Lniseau, Tr.;solier ThGorlli-
lt ThihoianN. Coiicctcur: AlccSte B0ur-
Z ois PORTER.
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nAAIN ). Mechanical Engineer and
Ma" t'act,utr of sugar .1pperarns, and
s''aery-Residence, jackson street.
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DILLIU, J. s.. AHorrcy at La~,-otf:se
D Corner st. Philip and Main streets
DLAKE, L W., Ahorney at Lar,-of-
o flee Green Street,
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"obLOCH. CLAY g. ARTH UR, 1t
to'neys aud Coalnseilors at Law,-of-
!. ~ stairs Main St, between jackson
u. Philip Streets.
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HINDRE, JOS, Groceries. u ;Hcs
.ho Liquors. corner Green and Main
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HnnAiN. ns, Mrs. J. l,arieiy store, Stores,
Us, IM-waFe. &c-JacksOn street,
Po'ite St-Byidget st.
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AiSA MORE, Copper, Tin aud Sheet
p,a IRON Workers, ,colncI Market and
t'hilip streets. fT'
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ANnGMAN, LOUIS. Sadisr, corner st
rmhp and st. Bridget Streets.
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SEA Y f.. 7nilor, Main street. be-
Mcen Jacks,n and st. Philip Streets
nv +: f., Justice Of the Peace, End
ra a Mayor of The Iomn,-of-
tner Green and Levee Streets.
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SiER, A, Deater IN Foreign and
Domestlc :. Dry Goods, G,,ces'ics, &c,
street corner st Philip.
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NT-CARMEL CONVENT. Acade-
my tor the Young Ladies', under the
aon Ut Sister st. Bernard.
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KILLED By RATTLEsNAKE.-On Monday
morning last Miss Sarah Goodloe, daueht
Of prominent resident Of Portage, Pa,
and two little girls, named Jennie Wagner
and Laura Webb, went out in the Wyckotf
Mountain to pick huckleberries. About 10
O'Clock the Webb girl returned crying to
the village, and said that Miss Goodloe had
been bitten by rattlesnake and was sick in
the woods about mile away. The young
lady's father, accompanied by couple of
friends and DIR. Crane, fastened to the
spot, guided by the girl. On reaching it
fearful sight presented itself. Miss Goodloe
Law in commissions on the ground, and was
swollen to an enormous size. DR.. Crane at
once tore her clothing loose and revealed
the fact that the flesh had commenced to
turn black. She was entirely unconscious,
and was at once pronounced beyond all hui
man aid. The snake had sunk BIS fangs
deep into the calf Of her leg in two places,
and one OF them was found hanging to her
stocking. The doctor administered such
remedies rs are used in such cases, but the
unfortunate young woman died In few
minutes after the arrival of her father and
party. Her limbs swelled so that the one
bitten BY the snake burst the skin. She
died in the most intense agony.
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By Telegraph.

bales at II l1-16a lsc. Flour dull sound stock
e
western and State 3@$3.95; southern quiet aud un
SrE apss ans
$125. Corn fairly active; 52H@53I4c. for graded
mixed: ,55@56c for high mixed. and yellow; SOC.
ern. Oats shade better; 25@3sc. for
mixed western and State; 32@46c. for white.
COssRip dull and heny ltai7Ac gold fET
and unchanged. Molasses firm. Rice quiet and.nn.
changed, Taow steady prime sss Resin quiet
lower; new, $50. Lard easier aud very dull; choice
old western steam, 81 .35@511.37R. Whiskey dull
and nominalat s1.12S Freights shade frmer.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July O.-Flour-Demand moderate;
Howard-street and western family, s5@$5. 65; City
WHEAT VIE rer y astSe asrysad
sS Ud P corn QUIET Siite 54@Sse.; yel,
low, 55@56c. Oats in good demand; southern
T s aas E ssaa quiet and 5 q %
easier ut 12s@l2Hc. Coffee heavy and unchanged.
Whiskcy dnll ut Si.13. Sugar active at Ike.
LOUISVILLE.
July Gu,st and st, steady
n 4s@SS Ra ss ss
CINCINNATI. 800
CINCINNATI, July 21.-Flour easier ut $4.50@
Mh G oas Sn It sSS$e Rye da
at Ssos At ssESy At or
rent make at 1Oxc.; steam, lie. bid. Bulk-meats
quiet shoulders Tic; clear rib, 10Hc; clear sides,
fOh@ 1OAc Bacon easier; shoulders, &c.; clear
rib, IL &C.: clear sides, 114c. Whlskey steady at
$110.
ST. LOUIS. fr.ss.. ~
ST. LOUIS, July 21.-Flour quiet and unchanged,
Wheat unsettled No. 2 red fall, $1.02 asked, cash.
Corn ilrmer; No. 2 mixed, sec. bid, cash Oats -
key steady at $l.1O Provisions dull aud unchanged
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Mrs. Charles Francis Adams, Mrs. Agas-
siZ, Mrs. James Freeman Clarke, Miss An
mic &. Lowell, Mrs. William G. Prescott,
and Mrs. &. Rowland Shaw, are among the
women who have undertaken to save the
Old South Church, in Boston, from destruc-
ton.
| More than 4 hundred thousand dollars
are lying idle in the National Bank. Surely
| the owners Of it should have brains to use
| it, or employ the brains of others to make
it profitable for themselves and useful to
the community. Embarrassing NeaoS.
What glorious prospects ahead for the
people of the South-the best crop year
since the war, out of debt almost, and Til
den to be our next President. Would not
this be glory enough for one :-Atbany
(Ga.) Neacs.
An excursion OF miners from the Schuyl-
kill coal region reached the Centennial
grounds at Philadelphia Thursday. The
men, numbering nearly 1000, were accom-
panied in many instances by their families.
Ezra Dawson, a well-known resident Of
indianapolis, shetland dangerously wounded
A. S. Foster, livery-stable keeper, for the
alleged ruin OF his daughter, fifteen years
old.
The Charlotte On. CO. Observer states that
the Centennial 'Gaslight Company, Of that
city, has reduced the price OF gas to both
the city and private consumers to one dollar
per thousand feet.
Twenty-Five private bills, not having
been returned to Congress by the President
within the ten days prescribed by the Con-
stitution, have become laws without his
signature.
John L. Raymond's present success in
San Francisco as Colonel Sellers is beyond
anything yet known there. In the first three
days the receipts were $4,000.
Lambert Elmer. bridge-tenier on the
Delaware railroad, at Middletown, was
knocked from the bridge Thursday morn
ing by freight train and instantly killed.
General Sheridan has been chosen presi-
dent Of the Custer Monument Association
of Monroe, Michigan, Clusters former
home.
Madam Van Zandt, the brilliant American
prima donna, will 60 to St. Petersburgh in
September under an engagement OF four
months.
General Sturgis has given to reporter Of
the St. Louis GLObe-Democrat his views as
to how the Indian war should be conducted.
Among the arrivals at New York on Mon
day by the steamer France was Rear-Ad-
miral Mandet, OF the French navy.
Rev. p. G. Hoge, Baptist minister, Of
Scottsville, is dead. He leaves a wife and
twelve children-all grown.
At least here in Virginia we beseech our
speakers in this campaign to make brief
speeches.-Stdant0n VindiCdtor.
Fredericksburg means to have public
library.
John G.. Whittier's income is said to be
only $1,000 per annum.
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PETERSBURG.

r, Il
Observation-Disclosures
rNh ,'rY>rrp 70 THE rKNlTkN! Fla v ~sS
SENT h.S,.,prr--pErlNorE STATE TAAhS-
FoN ~, ,.,,s,>rsS-T,iE GRANGE AGENCY.
= w." ,a.nrc o, the Richmond pispa'cn.l
i'"rnSi''""'''> July 81, 1876.
,,noroI Of Mrs. Ella McCandlish, con.
The ln" ",nr, NrCandlish. and daughter OF
81 " "' lanes GRAY, OF Richmond, TOOK
h2 @'' ', ,N;> morning at 10 O'Clock.
2s ,,,,, - 81, was visited ny TWO 'nuhu , =
~ Ta>j night-thc first between > ana =
<,oTn', . .n ,Nr second ahout3 \. NJ. Inere
o'11H'N"m n,,,.J, rain on either occasion. The
was no. W, :"T morning came up suddenly, and
staTi' - W. w hour the display OF lightning
to' aa. ., 49,, and exceedingly brilliant, and
rs, con ,',3,'r ;rrr>>ant. The people were
M Hit I''r. qran>cd from their SlumhcrS,
e'.' ,, Wv" 81 them frightened.
Sc. """, ,,;n.,, Court has been in session
l." ,,a~Iav. Judge Mann presiding.
>IaF ,,,,, .Y...rn) was sentenced TO the
'">r." .; ; inr i've wears for larceny; and
j.";,,,,,,,'r,1 rham tcalorcU one year for lar
Npa"',v ,%,r, William ii. Marshall and
""l. N,Cancc. both under Indictment
I.-..i'vf,,' cutting. were to-day acquitted
!, " .,,-,,., rendering verdictS after only a
- .,nIr,,,r, absence.
'' w. ''.', ,.rand Jury found seven indictments
80 80. onfy two Of which have thus far
- .'" Sustained by the trial iurieS. The
'"'" ;r-, !, in session this evening at
: ~: .','.'' .rr,;ifring other cases.
', r,.. vie 81 Dixon II. Lewis. n colored
r,. some urnlDincncr and hitherto good
d., nm. TODAY entered suit for divorce
t.r husband on the ground OF i'll treat
,,.,, aad intdclty.
~" H.. rr,3,ln, returned delinquent to the
-. t,r property and capitation tax in this
49,. ~ tlI, wear 1875 is S3.4.2. 4 sum rather
..r :Ar yearly average Of delinquency.
.F, .r,,ntr factories here are III full blast,
..: lr.s. Quantities OF the leaves are
i-...l. - / he city from the adjacent coun-
o.. This industry is growing i'll Importance
-. 81. >.I>uN.
!. !, ,ald that the heated term this sum-
,-'- Ia, been the longest and hottest known
.~, since l>2H.
r,,.-,. Fan. Parrach. and Ingc having
T.. g'ia.cd their business arrangement
,...,a. Grange Agency OF this district. the
-. Aandlng and selling all tobacco
,....-asd 10 the Grange has been assigned
". ;. !. Hurt.
n. auditors office o! the Atlantic. Mis-
>..,ti and ohio railroad. now in this city,
a..Y-,,y 10 hc removed 10 Lynchbur@.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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WARM SPRINGS.

!Hh 'oNF.NY-THE PLEASURES OF THE SEA.
EACX-DlSTlNGU1SHED GENTLE
H1} PEE>ENT-THE BELLIES AND BEAUX-
4 Iu'NG MN Is DEMAND.
4 Correspondence Of the Richmond DiSpatch.l
July 10, 1876.
y Rambler" has in his very interesting
Tier described this lovely valley OF the
"ala springs with word-painting only
,..aiird ~ the delicate brush Of the artist.
/" look himself away to the wilds Of Poca-
oH'a, and 10 the :" Free State OF Webster"
i.rrr hr spent a week OF trout-tiShinS and
I!oEm" nature in lis fullest extent. About
IL Trip. however, he will no doubt let us
@pW through Tie columns OF the Dispatch,
al VIII Just Say Il line or two about the
,rIn@> and il company.
ilal Il state Of excitement we have all
'"h III during last week preparing for
"UhraliX,' which came OFT last night.
'"t"Ac Eubank, ever ready to do what he
'~- - contribute 10 the enjoyment OF his
-t>'>, !tad very nice stage erected in the
,~"'Toom, which was taken charge OF by
=" !at.", and properly decorated. Then
'''F" MAS III" assigning. or rather taking, Of
,"t"V'"!>, lur Ill OF lis wanted "the best
'.'r@>ai, with everybody talking and di-
',',hS at the same time. Finally, last
'''-".' 'nr curtain rose upon as beautiful 4
o' ln'tNNt> 4 ever springs did boast.
'"' IAH!r> Who managed the whole affair
- "!I!:>"et wonders: not only in the set
''- vi u" different tabeauX, but in the ap-
'"'n'"NAs necessary for the success of such
al.riormancc.
ih' programme included "Mother
" ,',, Nriodic>,' BY Il group Of children;
"">' aIiH Nephi>tophiles," :! Sacrifice of
| ."'-'"lt. Dick Swirellcr and the Mar
,"'A">>, Lucia di Lammermoor," d" Jul
a".. ana lioI!:rnc>,' " Scene after Watcau,"
/; W. "hr"up Of Statuary."
J. .lc Eomg ladies taking part looked per-
/ - be"l'ching, while the Young men
'aHrd we'll their characters.
ne visitors from the Hot and Healing
'E'nSH honore1 Us with their presence, and
~ country populace filed up all available
pace.
III, morning We have the usual talk after
- ,+'n1auX, and the actors are congratli-
sea upon their success.
mere l. 4 most agreeable company here,
-1'iherin= about one hundred and fifty,
't'HSi In told by old habitucs OF this
;1'e Thai this season is not an exception in
,'' Particular. Among the guests ] note
''h'l2l John $. Preston and family, South
aroma; Hon. j. +. Terrence, Cincinnati,
=, Colonel II. l.. Scott, wife and son,
w" FORK; Ex-Governor John Letchcr and
"', Virginia: Colonel G. G. Frenden-
ana wife, United States army; Com
'l'!c bachc, United States navy; Il.
%"l'nls and family, Mississippi; Z. Du.
New Orleans Bee; q. S. Gibson and
q r,-':, Maryland; Admiral Goldsboro,
~"rd states navy; Mrs. Harrison and
>Alrr, Cincinnati; Mrs. and Miss Hill
!, +. Baltimore; Nat. Tyler and family, Bal
N~Ir; Mrs. +. Ward and Miss Stuart,
-, FORK; and Misses IIarbeson, Cincin.
nan beside, quite number from other
- r.'1'nH Of The United States. There are
H.? humber Of not only pretty but most
oa%ahle young ladies here, and young
-'A are III demand. IAN BIG.
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STAUNTON.
..I-AlLiEn H llGHTNING-ELECTIoN OF
OFFICERS. &C.
q i~,l3'rrrc"c ;hr Richmond DiSpatch.l

:..L-AI.iEH H Observation-Disclosures OF
OFFICERS, &c.
.-r.,;-t,,',rrc"c ,hr richmond Di>patch.l
july u. 1876.
L., might The coopcr-Shop attached to
IT,, ;ouf!u--mill oi Wiz II Holt. few
wards below town. WAS burnt. The light
Wa VERY brilliant, and the upper portion OF
n. civ hrram" very much excited over the
r.. that il was the Innate asylum.
! ~'runy, ease ii death by lightning took
.i.c,, last Tuesday. William Harms. IN en-
rpr>in- voting man ri twenty-tWo, re-
..I.u- in Long Blade, WAS engaged in sell
~ patent h""-hiytS, and last Tuesday. being
in ,!.- nri.Ahorhood Of McGahcvSvillc, in
Rockingham county. was told oil n swarm OF
trees in :; tree there. He climbed the tree
,,,ilr Twenty-Five feet and flash OF light
n.n- killed him instantly. his liielcss body
falling to the ground. He WAS Il deserving
.Eoun- man. and his dreadful death is much
Su"nt"d.
Tn" Grand stat" Council OF the Sons Of
.ipaadah q; lIarri>oLburg Wednesday
elected j. X. Smith grand chief. and Pro-
lessor \. j. Turner, OF Stanton. deputy
rand chici Professor Turner was also
chosen representative 10 the Supreme Coun-
Ill ii the United STATES.
Rev. oscar Prrton, late Il student at Rich
laoHa College, and Rev. {. VI. Fry. agent
81 The American Bible Society. came near
h!aI drowned last week by attempting to
cr,>> .lack>on'> river, in Allegheny county,
Will" ID" stream was high. Mr.. Fry was
swept some distance down stream before he
could make the shore. Both parties had
their manuscript sermons badly wetted by
their trunks taking mile voyage down
stream.
captain Thomas X. Mcnifec, one OF our
most active citizens. and Il contractor for
H." building Of our water-works, died last
n.,!' a, capon Springs. 4 delegation of
Ii Masonic fraternity leave here this after
noon 10 meet his body ut Harri>onburS. on
t1~ way here. Penn.
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A SINGULAR CAsE-PowDER KEPT DRY IN
THE HUMAN BoDV ELEVEN YEARS. We learn
that some time since DR.. Isaac Jackson, of
Whiteville, cut a ball out OF a young man OF
Columbus county by the name of Joshua
Gore, which he had carried in his body for
eleven years. 1t was Minnie ball, and
when taken out, the doctor, noticing some
particles of powder adhering to it, struck
match and applied it to the ball, when the
powder flashed the same as If it had been
fresh from the cartridge. Wilmington IN.
Co Star,
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, dc.

GPECIAL NOTICE. Having dissA
u continued the business OF lending money kl 81
on coliaterals, have determined TO sell all 100
the forfeited pledges on hand ut the advances maae
on same which ISL every case much below ossglpat
cost. The goods consist OF 81 Il & 3 ~;
Magnificent DIAMOND rings -. :, ,,,s.
s Smperb STE,ai- and kEY-WINDING WATCHES,
VEST, GUARD, OPERA, ana CtiAFEtAA ~ No
rles gnaiEdMaitTHYsT , CAMEO, and other SET
RINGS, BUTTONS, &c. =. -. =. s,..
rosed NJ IN ORDER 10 realize the cash. great lnu1sS
rents will be offered TO puFchassrs So, GENE SaIis
anu ~ TIT m No. N north Fourteenth ss1eet.
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METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHeoL CONVENTION.
The Baltimore Methodist Conference is
holding Sunday-School convention at
Leesburg, Greenbrier county. A letter to
the Sun Thursday says: Among the dele
gates arriving are Major J. w. Newton, OF
staunton, Va; Rev. W. X. Boyle, Of Lex
ington, Va; Judge w. NJ. Raynik and Fl.
Weber, Esq, OF Salem, and Rev. Charles
L. Cameron, Of New Market, Va.
Rev. j. j. LatTerty, editor Of the Rich
mond Christian ADVOCATE, and Rev. Robert
L. Beadles, OF the Virginia Conference, also
appeared as visitors.
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Philadelphia, and supporting the Clncln-
natl ticket.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WAsHINGfoN, July 21.-There was. full
Cabinet meeting to-day.
Clinton McDougal, Of New York, sue
ceeds Pratt as Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue.
Samuel Il. Cooper, Of Iowa, has been
nominated as consul to Glasgow, Scotland.
The Military Committee will report that
the contracts for head-stones for national
cemeteries were corruptly obtained, and
will recommend their annulment.
The Judiciary Committee will report that
Hon. Proctor Knott, their chairman, was
justified in Withholding the Caldwell dis
patch until satisfied it was genuine. Messrs.
Fry and Lawrence Republicans signed the
report.
Ex-Sergeant-at-Arms Ordway is here to
explain irregularities in his accounts.
A number OF western lawyers are here IN
behalf Of the Chicago whiskey-ring convicts.
They say the sentences in many instances
are too severe, and they ask pardon or modl-
tication.
There is no present prospect for the par
don of any OF the whiskey-fraud conVlcts
unless the President changes his mind.
PLANTATIONS IN LOUISIANA SUBMERGED.
SHREVEPORT, La, July 21.-The weather
here is clear, with the thermometer at 81.
Many plantations on the west side OF the
old river are overlooked. Fears are enter
tanned that all on that side will be sub
merged. The heavy rise here has alarmed
the planters along the river Immediately
below. The impression here is that every
plantation below Fulton and the head OF
the raft is under water.
POISONED BY EATING CANNED NEAT.
NEW BEDFORD, MASS, July 21.-The fam
lily of Isaac B. Dodges, seven in number,
have been poisoned by eating canned corned-
beef. One child has died, but the others
are out Of danger.
EX-sPEAKER BLAINE.
AUGUSTA, Me-, July 21.-Mr. Blaine left
for Rye Beach to-day. His health Is not
much improved.
AN ABsCoNDISG JEWELLER.
MONTREAL, July 21.-E. G. Nellor, jew
eller OF this city, has absconded, taking with
him $50, 900 worth OF iewelry.
OIL TANK BURNED.
PARKERsBURG LANDING, Pa, July 21.-
Lightning struck an oil-tank at Dips sta
ton to-day and burned siXty-one thousand
barrels Of oil.