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THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
VOLUME XV FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 9, 1869. I
VOLUME XVIII. FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 9, 1869.
TME CRE80E T DISPATCHES.
W ASrMINGR N.
PROCEEDING8 OF 0ONGZ0888
Passage by the Ho of a Virinia,
Mississippi and rezas Bill.
o0 5noW F10 BUT1shz 'I5 I e eI DI.L
NOMINATIONS AND CONFIRMATIONS.
WAsmwcarow, April 8.-House--Flbssterlsg
on the motion to east Hoge, the minority eaudl
date from Booth Carolin.
,& .ate.-Morton totroduoed a resolution making
the adoption of the Ifteeth amendment a con
ditioa precedent to the admsliton of represents
tves from Virginia, Ms11 ppl and team, sad to 0
submit to seprato vote the objectionable fe
tures of the Conetitation.
WAIYNuroT, April 8.-.uase. - Hoge the
minority candidate from the ttird Soath COella
districot, was eated. Reed, who reeolved ma- y
jority of votes, was unable to take the test oath.
lbheldon, from the second Louislana dMiedle was
seated.
The bill authorizing the tubmlrelon of coetito p
tione and election of Stte bmelorrs and members
of Congress in Virginia, Mississippi and Texas,
passed, 170 to 24. It authorizes the preesidet to
order elections at discretles. It alseo authorizes
him to submit the entire Constitutlon, qr sperate $
provisions. It forbids an election In Texas until
authorlsed by the preidklnt. The sommanding d
general may, with the approval of the president,
esupend any exising Sate law is either of these
States deemed oppressive, until action by the
Legislatures, which shall assemble e the fourth
Tuesday after ratification is promulgated by the
commanding general. 7
ienate-Trumbull, from the Judiciary oo.put
tee, wported a resolution poetpeong setion on
the president's message mtil December. Tram
bull stated that he personally disagred with the 1
co.mittee.
Edmuand could o so resosn for disy ag - ad
ournment. The president without further le
Ties bad power to order the eleotloes. e
thought it better to leave the htatee under milinry
control, wohich protected life and property better
than they were In those States who ha oa re*
constructed.
Howard expressed the rie views. A long a.s
onsis enaned. No action.
The bill aumending the taxes en whisky and to p
bacoo was resomed, wha Sprague spoke tl Ix.
ecutive seeeion. Adjourned
Gen. Young; representat eo from Georgia, In.
formed a delegation from ut ste today that
Butler's Georgia bill will pr ably not be resumed
this session and, f taken u', would certaOaly be
defeated.
Major Jeff. Wofford. formely chief of artillery
of the army of Mississippi, was cofirmed pot c
meater at Corinth, Miss.
It is stated that the terriorial committee has
decided to report adversely jo the coafrmation of
CoL Cood e governor of New Mexico.
The Geourgi delegatlo.hYdaded by G 1. Atne,
had a private interview withbe prseldeat to-day.
Nommsatius-Po-tmster, Thee. P. Jeekao,
Farmerville, Va.; James Rotgrs, Keaxvlle, Ten.;
J. D. Lewis, Pulaki, Teas. Peter Casey, Viek
burg, Miss.
Marmhala-Wm. E. Parkeeesistn sad Jae. EL
Lpppard westers distriots of eaus.
Distrit atttorneys-Weetern ditriet Tesalesse
J. W. Perveytasne, westerl district Texas Geo.
B. Scott.
Assessors-k. B. Clrk ftint Georgia, D. M. a
Nelsoo second Tenaessse Ohau. H. Pettengill t
first South C.ohna, and C us H. BalddeseeOd
S~uth Carolina.
Confirmed to-day-C. D. lamb Consul general
St Havana, A. M. Barney leeter of customs at 0
Brezoo e8stage, sad Th mas Kraney dittou at
Corp s Christl. b
Iamered esatssalea ad Talk of a Diree
tery-DIeeusetea of the ealetLteo I t he
Cortee
LoN ox, April 8.-AI fom Madrid glive the I
report that Marshal her no, president of the t
council of ministers, and A mtrl Loete, minister
of marine, are about to rems n, sad that direotory
is being formed to take trol of the govern
MArmn, April 8.-The dseuselon upon the
conatitttio. which comme cad is the ooastitsest
cortee on Monday, has come warm. Senor
Castillare, an emineet Mepa lion, made a speeJh
yesterday strongly in up oitlon to that astru-n
nieat. The Spensh gov ament is determed to
disallow the introduotto of say amedments
which have the efmet of a ring the spirt of the
constitution.
Spanish G.sabeate D tehd-TLhtyt Orree
Coa. r*.oee tIn he ted sieate-maieh- a
ment of en.pected Y thI s
HAvANA. April 7.-Tea anboats are expected
from Spain. Thirty have ordered ooutrnoted
in the United tottes.
the governor of oG L basishing ses.
pected youths.
Twiebell Cobeae Oe Uamen.
PnIaIALPotIaa April Twleoboll, who was to
"h ave been executed to d for the mlerder of his
wifes' mother, was to d dead I his ell this
morninl.
It i supposed that fri ds who vflted hit yes
terday left poison with i.
Mhie em irve-Thi re C PlWe s sens -
BA Faawormoo, April .- Yellow Jacket Ml.e,
at (Gold Hill. Nevada, ok re this morninog.
The fire extended to K tuok and OCrown Point
mines.
Eleven bodies have b n removed and otheurs
gen at thle bottom of K tot shaft, but the spec-.
tators were unable tore ve them in oonequonoe
of the intesne heat.
Lastest from Gold Hill eports thirtysli kntown
to be deed.
Hopes are entuteled lt the flmees will soon
be subdued but when e hope of sertag life in
abandoned the mounth of e mlsso will be closed,
to smother the coflagr on.
The thre boruing m ar me naoonoetod with
others under ground. ginl~ a City In deerted,
the people havmg gone render adsietsce.
The scenes at tne ma h of the mine are fear.
Il trom the number off tic wives and children.
The confoslon is so re thMt the rolla canneot be
called.
Siu FaJacxeo, Apri 8-The fire at the Gold
11,ill nIoes tll rages, be is coaied moJstly to the
hellow Jacket mone. ( g to a caeo the ire
muen are unable to rean the lamps. ightee
dead bodie have be taken from the bhornoing
iLnee, nine from one dr
lorTFvIL.n, April 8-River fsUlllng fast, with
I6j Teet of water lat esal.
bT. Lits. April 8.- iver still rIsinlg.
C(Ato. April ..-P up: Misestiopi, Rioh
mond and BakerV.Do Ar : W r r.Arthr. River
roee three inches. We stleel.
Nnanersu, ApaIl 8I.- ther louody and warm.
Paeed up: Wetm Dow : memMAo.
3 nd Great Repubile Ber ting haet--ow
within eht feet of hbi water mark.
Vtcxosaus, April 8. -Psde up: Pargeud at
SP. . LDown: Co awealth at I thiL A. .,L
and liroaebe k 1at. r River thig.
F10 TE3 PhISUS.
BoSvuwse Pass. 4pIl S-eea.-de-b eer
30:10. Wind eastand jigh B d: Dark Me
7 AsA.L'Orvmn, A i A-Weer oalm. Tide
law S mshi P sa l l en the Ia,. el e
rivels or depurtrwe.
SBowauw Pam. Aprl 8-- . x.-Barome-_
ter 30:10 Wesa'er or . No arrias or daepr
Lures.
Pnn.aInLr.A, April 8.-Gerld Eatons wI
hung to-day for the murder of He8ma.
Twichel's death was caused by stryehd .
NMouroomr. April 8.-Several setsres were
made bore today for vlolaties of tk klnternal
revease law by order of Bupervsor eold. The
asenres consisted of severl audred packages of
whisky, tobaooo sad cigars.
ERANUTS
tLonow, April 8-Nooa.-Coseob 92; bonds
Lnrvr, ooL. Apri 8-Woos. - O-tto qoulet
Middliog uplands 1210124 middling Orleans
1S161d . Sa'es 800 bales. Other markets ua.
chlged.
Lrnavroot, Apr 8--fternoon.-Cotton ealer
but not lower. Lard 72s. Pork 103..
Havra, AprR 8.- Cotto unchanged.
FPAYxront, April 8.-Bonds deli at 871.
Pawre, April 8.-Boerse steady. Beats 70.22.
LivaMrooL, April 8-Eventng.--C.tton doll;
middling uplands 124.:; Mddiag Orertans 1t4d.
Sales b000 bhle.
favua, April 8-Evesfg.--Coloa olosed un
obanged.
HAVANA, April 7.-BSgar armor- No. 12, 8)
reals. Sterlinl exchange 11i#O11 premlam;
Paris par; U. . uoarrency 60 days 240231 dis
count. The Vose do Cab urwges caelsatioc of
property because abeente*s are selling.
LoNow. April 8-Eveaiag.-Connsis 934; bonds
P31. Specie in the Bank of Engla d decreased
£348.000.
Naw Yoear April $-Evenig.-COotLn Arm,
sales 2700 bales, middling uplands 23i0.; flour
favors buyers-common to fair extra Southers
$6 367; wheat favors buyers; corn unchanged
-new white Southern 880.; pork firm 631; lard
drooping, kettle 18 18 e.; whisky quiet, 92.;
rice doll, COsrLt a .e.; ~r, fair demand
torpentines quiet, 4 c.; ros quiet, strained
32 48e}® 47 ; freights aoll; *otto, steam. 5316;
sugar firm, Porto Rico 1210., Muscovado 110 .;
molasses steady, elayed, 870.. New Orlans 410
79c., by auction.
asw YTon, April 8-Evel.-Gevemasamts
closed firm but doll. 5 20s of 1862. 1191; of 1864,
1144; of 1865, 1161; do. new 1131; of 1867 and
1868 same. 10.40. 1054. Louisiana. old, 71.
Stocks closed strong. Mooey tight and not so ae
tive at7 gold, with exceptions in currenoy. Gold
strong at 132. Sterling very dull and declined to
1071.
MonsLa. April 8.-Cotton market dull; demand
limited. Sales 250 bales. Low middlidsge 284
2Gcc. Receipts 579 bales. Exports 29 bales.
Lorr VILLs, April 8 -Bales 200 hhds. tobacco
at $4014. Pork 831 50. Bacon-Shoulders 134o.;
eleer ribbed sides 17c.; clear sides 17je. Balk
Shoulders 124c.; clear ribbed and clear sides 160.
Floor $5 506. Corn 6508o. Sugar 13)@164o.
molasses 75 c. Whibky 880.
CINCINNATI. A ril 8. -Plour 16 2506 50. Cora
e4o. Oats 63068o. Sugar 114I6Io . Velees
8(o~86n. Whisky 87c. Provisions unchanged.
r,. Loris. April 8.-Flour 84 5005 12}. Corn
63) 64e. O(at. SaSc. Beiley $2 10. ye $1 250
1 27. Whlsky 880. Groceries quiet and un
changed. Pork $31. Balk lear l 160o Ba
con sboulders 134c.; clear ribbed sides n6.;
clear aides 17e. Lard 170.
Marsa, April --Oottne dlLsad. nominal;,
recelpta 472 b e port 1l1 bales.
Ccaoo. April 8.-n-Flor g1 5260 75. Wheat
81 0601 064. Corn 05152c. Oats 5140. Bye
$81 161 1. Barley $1 52. Hlhwtloes 85o. Wo
lses $I11 06. Bogar J4@D5. Pork 830 25@
30 60. Lard 1740. Hdel 151Sate. Balk shoul
ders 1IjO11o.
5YEU U&Cin T M, Y.
Two races to-day. A hurdle rare, with the
same conditions as that rue as Tuesday-that Is,
two mile dash. eight hOrdles, weight for ages.
The entles are Tiamil, Cltafnete and the Eu.
dorser colt. These m the sea hores that ran
on Tueay last, um n Iw Te setIweed 1 Z al
boro, the winner of that day. is not In. roau t is
by Iang odds the favorite, beintag worth in a pool
of 3177, $135 to Chalmette at 835 and the Endorser
oolt $17.
The other race will be mile beats, three n five.
Little Mack and John Klgour will run for this.
The following pools, sold last night, show that
publi opinion is very varied sa to the merits of
the horses:
Little ck ........................iS 100 145 183 146
Jobn a.igar .....................10 45 70 1i 0 205 176
The race will commence at shop three.
Arrivals as the Primeap1a esets.
WR. CaAmx.m 3se .
Geo W Wemderd. L; MIn Blair, St Lsals;
e Blai, r, Lou,; W A miair. lad O R;
A D.Dnc, Jslos ; Il A~Poas iar, ii Liert
r ul ieOi ty ut a I a sl Ls;
J L o bueb.,r mi sin: as OoAeC seand fMisal
A. k kbisa. "ouivile; w ltam,;
r. H ri 1, ; A T s sad lja. ebhes;
(; is4 0. TaMt; D Tel ts o u;
dme ; Jd ia a)= t dadt wi's.
Job J Los, Jr. J C; n rAtie. In;
aH iuabcr. *amphs; tP WadI, Jackas. Mit;
W A Wed, Cityo; Amo..
E` `wR., Basldwina Ladjlaobss;
SBrsl, a i A Oarth. Ohlesss;
soýmras, 5L; JW oileDwp i Taxs;
SC P rce, eorsa; AW P lith, Mtes;
W sioia. , As; J WLiors, lra;
W b dimend Texsa; R tlerlat ou. M'Ite;
TLrZ Hntnoe, il; A BuR r, TxaE ;
wnmq a, TYusag; A'al. - ,le;
HI HDrOe. aNpi; WE Fasmeot N o
DY Cvy, City; '1 rDaIss sod ladyR ed
D B ,rtlf, TC~ee: Rlfer:
C H Oranbdr. turt; Cc • Dl, TeUx;
NT Dae e..tox; JffDowes texes:
tim lssoh sa lady. Troxe: N E Joaia an reallyTmv tex;
A leDg snd win, Texas; Ii. MoDo.r. '[tex;
? nIBay isO ftut'yJ t xa; M nII Je, hx;
AOlrlte.. ssls; D McOssmsk WT;
Mrs a Wklkih fam.ilya; , O mMlt. L soultlo;
rl~au.det, Al, n L Welborn'.. Tau..
em Kin ly. Lo; Cth wi All e orde;
I I) stbbs. tine; J Wooethri. lisr.;
J n rnes, Texas; Jo Iviso, Ark;
r s tIaLt s i Y; Mb ekiveeild, MIoe;
Nit*P O ]Row elo. A ll, eomphis;
I eltt,btlo a tauely, ELm; M sO L pyr nO. l n;
ios Lo)nee L r; e C lycoen, Lia;
W P Lors sid th erss, Gee wet .en La;
Wa Tyaer., O a O fo; R A toraaimn. city;
ail, man. ie tyb Jaesop U tedee Jr;
aU 4 Laa a blei; r A C Joses, s;
JLPwer, JLa~ hea·,· ; OC ad r sYpSs;
J m ('tsrdJ, Ky JJ EMda-ltl Iubl nlon;
Tm C Otear. ofs; Tah u Ceook,.r Wo t Va,
olk fA Lltooa Ptalbur; CetJ Jle trle L.e f
Ihr N mi thcMl; ttes ttif esrd dulaer. MIasn;
Mist iehaer Jtcks ea. o l
Tfa LAST NiOs r of Tif Fu n Ar ODD FaLLOwS'
llel. .--Let it nvt be forgotten that to-night ia the
very lit opportuaity tblt wrll be afforded to oar
cittsadL to donate omethilng to this fair. We
trust that It will be takezfadvantage of quite gen
erally. Therer cold not be a Leaea plac
than Odd Felows' Hall in which to spend the
evening, and rf you doa't believe it go there year
eelf, look at the tadlee, drnk some pauch-aud if
you don't feel perfeotly contented with the whole
world and wit yomrelf, why, we ma no Judge of
of human nature.
Ars you enter parle for n momt t the PFIy
Dell, and tLake bt w drop of the nectar eold
there, end then, Inr rasted d refreshed, fiurebh
your tour of the room. But before you leave do
not forget to call at the Crecent table, whore if
Mismes O'Brien and O'Nel have not a tabl epread
that will completely satify your inaer ma, yu
mnt be Iard to please. Bat ylouwould b eguilty
of a serious falt If you even for a moment omn
templated closig yaour vist without hllling a
tbe St. Vincest tble, where M Idas Marey
and I.oey, diepeane good thinge.
Go to the air to-Jigt by all men.
The gentlemen who have bea apponted e
lsriat mashls of the pari doenkI. te
diviion mashale, and th aim to th gea mar
shal for Ike eroemony of eslabratng the 0th a
nversary of the ordiation of his holtes Pope
Pies the Ninth, are rqesaled to meat thi lrday
eveaai, Apu e h a the ooe, Mn. IT -
cange Fne b f mIpo/rtsae
'ire METAIIE RACES.
Least Pat Wing the TWOe Nls 111,
manie Nelary the Mateh Race,
and Cottril the Mil.e esta
Another beautiml day was yeterday-- little
too d.ty)' perhaps, bt stll a besttill day. Bo
thought a greet many people who drove eat Oas
sal street-but termed down at Bred treet, to go
to the Fair. b't, although the atttesadse at the
races yesterday was a fall-off rom that of the
three peevious raye rf the enieg, the tande
were qgite fell.
The track was too dusty for the pleasnre of the
horses, but was, withal, a fast one.
Three race were booked for the day, so a very
few momenta after thrae e'cloek. Gov. Hebert's
"addle-op" rang oat and everybody rushed to
the stand to see
Tun row SACS.
This wee a two mile dash, for all ages. For It
were eateredMr. 4 eeatik's Oironj toe well known
to eed to have frrther said about him; Ospnme
Moore's eneral EueI, a S yer old, by Lexsrg
son. out of Grisette, and Mr. Richard's Loctut
Pod, a horse who has shown very well during the
preceding part of this meeting. General Ewell
was the favorite against the field, Oilroy ranking
next him. But the Poet's fieade eme down with
their greesabam quite freely, and by the time the
horses started there were many greenbaks tied
to the saddle. The horses all looked well, while
Locst Post was as pretty as a pair of red shoes.
At the Jomp Gilroy took the lead, with Brell
next him and the Post leisurely behind. In this
order the horses trailed to the quarter poet il 26.
The half male was reached In 52, and the mile In
t1464, w4th mo ebage In positions, the rear borses
evdlenty reseing a waiting race. Past the home
stand, all the horses under a hard poll, sand to the
qearter, where Gen. Ewell began to put In his
chime to the first place. To the half mile pole he
ran Gilroy a hard race, and was only behind by a
Iead when that point was reached. Then oom*
menced the excitement. Looot Poet, who had
been quietly biding his time. was suddenly woke
up by a dig of the spar and settled down to his
work. He peseed Gdlroy. whom the favor
ite had forced to yield the first piece,
and before the three-quarter pole was cloeed, was
leading the race of a killing pace. Whips whistled
and spurs were plied, but to o so avail, and
under the string paseed Locust Post, winner of
the race by two long lengths, with the favorite
next him and Gilroy used up behind. Time of the
race. 3:37. This we pronounce to have been in
every sense of the word a pretty race, and we
doubt If even those who lost their money were not
comipenrted for the missing greenbacks by the
pleseure they experienced in watching the strugl
gle.
THe MATCH RACE.
The excitement created by the beating of the
favorite having somewhat suobrded, the people
turned their attention to the next race, which was
the match one between Nannie Mc Nary and
Lee-is E. enith. Nancie is emphatically a New
Orleans nag, beeldes befog one of the fastest half
mile hornes that ever ran: and the friends of
Lewis were also sanguine aboet him. The result
of this was that mnuc money was bet on the race,
not only in the pools bt outside. Both horses
looked well when they apinded to the bell. ar d
a spectator would not have wondered that the
bets were even ups the two animals. Nannie
was very lively and amused herself for a while in
try ion bow well her jockey ooeld stick. But shbe
soon got rred of this, and the two horses al
loped slowly around to the half mile pole, whence
the start was to be made. Just before getting
there Naonie shot ahead and passed the pole folly
two length ahead of the horse. But it was a start
and off the ooeteesats flew. The two length
soon lengtheaed out to three, and although Lewis
made some desperate attempts to close, Naunle
sever lost her advantsge, but came in ahead by
three or tse su-pes o 4t.
A little more horse talk, and a few more bets,
and
9. Two TAw etOD RACE
Was rung in. There had been four entries for
this, but orly two faced the music. There
were MrCottrill's COttrill and Col. O'Failon's Alla
Iela. The horse was the favorite by long odds.
As he won the race in two straight heats the story
of it Ie soon told.
First Heat.-The mare was allowed to leed to
the half mile pole, when the horse closed up,
passed the three-quarter pole neck-and-neck, watn
her, and came in winner by two lengths in 1:451;
to the quarter, 27; half-mile 53). Rattling good
time for a two-year old.
kiecond bleat.-This was even less interesting
than the other, for, though Alta had the call at
the start. Cottrill immediately placed himself' first
and staid there until he came in winner by half-a
dozen lengths, in 1:464. Quarter made in 25.
We append the following
SUMMAaY.
Marnm JOCKEYr CLr--Spring meeting of
1869. Fourth day-Thursday, April 8.
Ftms RItAc-Dash of two miles, for all ages.
A. K Rtehards enterb. e. LrL- P'.t, 3y. o, by Young
le beernes by Visesat elia............. ... I
11 B. Poley enters r. U sae', gr a .n. eCnll 3 y. .,
ty Lexinlton dam t.rlste, by imp l!eee. .......... I
I O Lipsoob eiter eJse. Conlikb's b. b. ilry, ey. n..
by LeIstston, dam Magco Is, by Oleneoe ................ 3
Tame : 3:37.
fPcoo Racs-Math race ; half mile dash for
$2000, catch weights.
W. C. upoeeoab amem KV.er NcNw.n, by Cesgees,
iam Elzlbh yeI c .r, by Amb ,sad ............ I
Time: 49h .
Tilan Rac--Bweepstaskes for two year olds,
mile beate, $300 entranceuo, $10o forfeit. Club to
add $350.
w. t.ienL ater. eb e. (,triU, by Dentel eas., drm
dMegsr O ............. It
J. 3 aa'ilos mien b Ar.CI. Vr/I., by Vadal. dam
Imp. Ftilegre by Stockwebrll ... . . 2
) a Wi 5ttnt r 5 gr J ' JJnni ',, by Liihbtnla.
dam Becky 5e........ . ....ed. ft.
W ('cntetil etes ch. . (Orr. I'., by Dnilel Bonen, danm
IJd7 War.d......................................p. .
Time : 1:46--1:461.
Rats PLNTr.--On a previous occasion we took
pleasure in referring to this new textile lately In
trodooed to Boouthern agricutturista; we now dli
rect publie attention to the advertisement of Kr.
J. Gourin, anonuncing the arrfival of 2h0,O00 roots
from the famou Louisiana nursery, which he
uffers at reduced figure to all who are inclined to
test the sokaowledged virtue of this remarkable
plant. At hi office, N,. 17 Custemhoose street,
theofull blooming Ramie can be inspected. More
delicate in fiber than our indigenous staple, poe
seeing all the beauty and finish of tbhe finest linen,
and rivaing in fIts natoral luster even the richest
foulard.
The meet important feature presented by the
Boehmeri Tenaceseima is its pereunial capscity
snd peculiar adaptation to our soil, requiring Infi
nitely less labor In its cultivetion than our domes
tic cotton, and also invulnerable to saty attacks
from the lnsect specires.
Parties interested in the propegation of the
ramie, we would advise to call at the local. :y
mentioned. feeling stlsfled that a great deal of
valuable Information can be obtained on the
subject.
P nan roYr BarL or 700 CASrs Boors, 8so0s
A) Bwaelors.- It seems that the attractions
olered at the tarf and Fair Grounds are destined
to as eclipse from the formidable rivalry which
Messrs. Louis Stern & Bro. are presenting in their
famous mart, 33 Magazine and d, Gravier streets.
This morning at tea o'cloek another splendid Is
voice of the above goods just received from the
msanfacturers North, will be dispoeed of to the
highut bidders. We bhd the pleasre of in
specleg a portion of thees good sa udcan safely
remark that for deirable style and durability
of texture they are particularly attractive.
Byers are advisLed to be present en masse on this
ocesion as m limit or reeerve will oppose their
Teeth eleaed with impurties re oly for thoes
who will not tae the troble to keep them in per.
foet order by tbe daily use of Soodoat. As ea
tualJuly as a fresh brees drives the morsing mlst
bro the face of ature, this bygeta preperatioe
wil remove every blemirsh frum the dental srtse
am hea the ush alwaya pm ed smium.
Mechanims' and 1Aphaltral Fair
deAssuatics.
m1, Anu.nL saI' FAIL
THIRD DAY.
Interest and Attendance Inereadag.
Aaothee bright and bamy day yesterday. The
attendaues at the Fair Grounds was equal If act
grweate the e the first day, the sojourn of the t
visitors more protracted and the bell much bet- i
ter attended. Is the ltter ease we may even any
that owing to the eompwtaeness of the arage.
ments made to render it a success, there was lit- g
te room for promenade during the dances.
The assination have also appointed a eomtmi
tee of floor managets, conaitlg in great pt oft
geatlamn eomposlng MIiseleppi Pire ompaqy
No. 2, to preserve order and decorum, and attend
to the general managueml t of the piseameatse hC
tWipalgp l h wUI be daly gives in this depart
met of the far, fre of charge to all. We a re
requested to state that from three to seven 'o'leok
on Saturday, a grand childrens' hall will be given,
after which the grown up children will have full o
liberty to abandon themselves to the Ianes of the h
walts, polka, etc. It
Our visit yesterday was restricted to the On.
tagonal Buaoding, the firt floor of which If cano. h
pied with some of the most remarkable quilts and If
chasdellers that caa greet the eye, the latter cen
log from the store of Mr. Flemieg, the well
known gas fixture man. On the right of the f
north entrance door we were arrested to examine
the splendid array of Grover & Baker's machines, y,
one of which, by the way, Is mounted on a
marble slab, a new feature in that line. Through t(
the courtesy of Mr. J. H. Gardaer, agent for the
machines, and his amiable wife. we were Informed et
of the varaos claims of these machbles, among
which are beauty and elasticity of stitob, perfee. 3
tion and simplicity of machlaery, using both
tLreads directly from the spools.
We also saw practically Illustrated the claim
that these machines will ew eontinuously the ti,
heaviest to the lightest artile withot chsange of
spool, needle or tensioa. Numerous samples of
emiroldery upon patent leather, cloth of y any
kind, tulle, etc., in wor-len. ilk or working cot
ton. Messrs Grover & Baker ale exhibited a t5
few hbaule machines. Not satiesed with this f,
competition, Mrs. Gardner also enters articles of
wear, ench as shirts, baby dresses, anchets and ,q
embroIderies, which are more than elegant, and y
in many Instanesa exhibit a finish delightful to
behold, and all of which are entirely made with
the Grover & Baker machine. Mr. Gardner ex
hibits his goods in aI elegant booth, which the ia
dies of the nilmer bual4' "gu fair have kindly
loaned him to return for artees extended to
them during the-fair. Is
Lest we be Invidious, we leave this stand to L
notice the remarkable imitations of linen and s,
lace paper collers at the aext stand. Wfieou's s
Doublebread and Wlloox & Gibbs's $50 and the to
Elliptic Sewing Macwmes. Then, a few steps fur. di
'her, presided over t.y our friend Peck, are the to
celebrated Gold Medal Lock-stitch Wheeler & oi
Wiise newing Machines, sad the new slent feed a
machlies. Before resahing the ladies' dresiasg ci
room, a gentleman exhibits a beautiful appline- ti
th n of eletricity as a moter in driving the sewing o
machine, the simplicity and accuracy of which to
promisee for the inventor, after laboring for ti
twenty years to perfect it. a deserved reputation fl
for inventive genius and perseverance.
The entrance to the ladies' dressing saon is w
flanshed by several glas cases, to which our lady T
friends' a'tention is specially called A more ft
beautiful display of gold and silver embroidery on it
silk, pin cubtrons, bead work, ansod specimens o
ornamental needle work could not be imagined. a
arnosr tbhe to the left of the entrance. li ex- 0
1bbted a boddce a mntramnt-WeaM m esgret d
credit upon the mtakg, .
The IIireal departmest, coatribsted by the o
AcadseTiyWl eces, contains so many curloslt
toe that we find it Impossible to note them at
lectta. Mesers. Adames Co., No. 78 Canal street, a
exhibit a variety of rich and elegant cloaks, in a o
large gi9es case, to which our opera giog ladies ti
will do well to give their attention. The display c
of gentlemen's fancy goods, including cravats, b
collars, shirts, and other articles for gentiemen ti
wear, is superior. Some fine laces and tatting, b
artiflcial flowers on silk, knitting, etc., are exhibi- A
ted in show cases on both sides of Mr. Walshe's d
stand. 'I
We next came to the stand of Messrs. E. J. c
Hart & Co., uhote contribution of sureical instru- a
ments is admirab'e and remarkably varied. b
blocomb, Baldwin & Co.'s silverware next re- d
evtred our attention. This is a beautiful eolleo- F
ton. Mr. D. B. Holmes exhibits costly cash- b
mneres, embroidered linen, a silk tulle dres ea
broidered In silk, embroidered handkerchiefs and Fe
other articles. Mr. Henry Goodwyn displays I
jewelry, diamonds sad clock work. C. N. A
I'Oiseae, choice embroideries. Gold and silver d
Masonic jIwelry and exquisite worsted and d
chenille flowers are near by. Mr. F. Thomr, of o
tbhis city, competes for the prize for the finest
watch made In the United States. We notice,
alto, in a glass frame, a tasteful wreath fi
made of thirty-nine diferent specimens of hair, i
belengtrg to aersons of one family, the handiwork ti
of a lady of this city, who is not a professional F
artist, but, for that reason, deserves the highest ft
compliment for the talent she has displayed. c
S-me beat,lful wax work in a small glass case w
attrscts the attention of all the visitors to this de- tl
partment, among which a eluaster of artifilcial A
leaves so closely imitate nnturp that they defy a
detection. The display of artifoial teeth is one of II
the ie-t, and denote a high cnltivation of the a
art. Mile. IerIle, No. 7;i loyal street, near
Conti, comes in tfr a share of praise for asome i
delicate embri idery in silk. Mme. Boumard Ox- p
hiliat highly finished corseta. Mr. Fred. Boly- n
land, flie sprcinnen of engraving on silver d
end gold. Mr. H. Spielmaun. 93 Bl r
reone street, trusses and brace,. Mr.
C`. H. Zimmermasa, the popular jeweler of
Canal street, ha one of the largest asoriments of a
jewelry. locludl.g the famed $!00 chro~,nometer g
and the fine Masonie jewelry manufataured at hs o
place; artiflcial legs and arms are also to be C
seen. Mesrs. A. B. Grisweld & GUs have, among a
their rich and valuab!e collection of eilierware
and lewel'y, a c.cck with a singing bird, which C
elxcite. the cnrins ty of the visiture. We ntice i.
also anong the roantribution of thes gatiemen a I
pair of gold bracelets studded with diamood and a
two sets of gold an-l euarLeiid forget-me nots or I
pansis, manlsfacture ! in t',s city. whthh will re
pay to Iok unrn. 1 hey are eexquisite In design I
aid flnirh. 'I[' rilectilon alsb cumprises beantl- C
1lt bronze stat-oettes.
Thi c;. deplc.tuect hae pianos of Weber, tI
from V' Loll . he's, oil Ilaroine atrest; Chicker- L
ing. Evards. Peters, Weh ,A Co.'s pln, and a
Edwards organ, from Blackmar's; Needham's A
organs srd LDuL..u &.o g pianos, from Ph.
eatrlein a. I
A splendid banner of green silk on one side, d
embrnhcidred in gi lo. with the inscription " Young
Men'a Catholic Friends ,r.iety of St. ia'r.rok.t
SIbiidered in gold, and white tilk with sn artuitio
Clinirg if the patron Saint of Irelaod on the d
other si'e. is also on rxhiiititn. Mme. Alaban's i
en.brolderics cme next, and also attract attien- t
ti-n-.
We paid a hasty risit to the second fijor, and r
noticed a few new paintings ad drawings, some o
,f which hardly deserve betno i that department. 1
The more noticeable objects of this kind are a o
miniature painting on ivory, executed sboet forty ci
)eats ago by a gentleman of this city, and repro. i
secnts t h bead of an old French nurse. It ca be o
seen by turaing to the left of the stairease, a few a
feet only from the head of the stairs. A little a
forther on two pain'ings by Eaton of Ohio, a for
est seerne with doge and game, Castor an PoI- 11
lux, a Dutch school, the three luast amed entered I
,y our neighbor, Jus. A. Oresham. are probably I
the most remarkable paintings. Amoen the pho
tographs, we call the speolal attention of vistors a
to the fair to some remarkable uslar pictres. A t
large lsze photograph in oil of a young lady, ex- I
hibited by Mr. 'Anderson, the views of New Or.
leans and other spelmeess by Mr. IAlleatal,
Mers. Washbnrs' sad B. hi G. Moses' diapaly,
inclading bemrtful sn pearls.
Th epwtmeth bas rleceived the asttetto
which it deserve. and we takes pleaseO to em
mending the spirit of the gentlemen who have
contributed in renderting it ttracti o. Messes.
Dolbear and Boals are ome etiag fo- the prlse for
best specimens of plain san orsutsenotl peimnas
ship,e4 mshe an eelleaut splay. Before leavino
this departmeat, to which we wMi retur at ea
tbhr t.ime, we would agttt thPe t seatlon,
prior to t next lair, spcia a speclal comslit
tee, whks dt I tan l e to r i werset
prlhg or drawiage a~m Thr aebIben* b*
e deg the puble e U few be Ieeei by
the ehbaitie at faly M= aaS peM1ist s,
of wdbe thuae Suee e ea the r nb -t
gallery; smoeg n t portrait of a lady whleh
wee likes oliy e Ofu ba'ded aomn half
ohawed, ee weel ed an4 M a quoi ats.
haco - heer molh. There it al e lsmdeampe
mese which resmbles more as oraelete am Aim
hertee tham anythtlg ele. We believe in en
tag m t but marde res a art hoellM be
ompUledto tie their preduetem around their
k, with a few addieal peends of roks, anad
made to attempt theo wimmia of the Missllppi
river at bigl water.
he meatded Be brcks mahemed tiMhe
gas empeay' worke, wlokh re pled up otadae
of the north well of the department B." deserve
a better place and should receive It. Mesrs. E.
B. Wheelock & Co. have sinee ow last Issue ee
tered their celebrated Argyle Bitters, and a Mo.
bile Arm some ose atfecdok ses.
The velocipede exhibiton took place In the at.
teanoos on the danengl platlbrm. Thei following
named gentlemen entered br the prise, a silve
goblet to be awarded to the moot shilled iad
graceful rider : G. H. Doaber. Heanry Beberry.
F. B. Webster. L. H. Falrchild, T. L. Jones, E.
ward Chapman. A. Costs, F. A. T. munbar.
The pise was swarded to Mr. T. L. Joee.
sea aeca.
nBaca ree- 2 als
Sr., $W 1Fioat hoars. $3 ; Neoed rhos AM
Entries: Bismarek, 6 years old, oauryag ,114
poeade-by James Nelligan.
Bay horse, no name, by Capt. Beard, d years
old, carrying 108 ponads--by H. Warrik.
8orrel hore, no naes, by MEdorser, yeam
old-by James Conlish.
'irst Heatf-Bknek, first, time 1:51j; bay
horse, no name, second; sorrel horse, an same,
third.
Beeond Heat-Bbmarok, List, time 1-.-4; bay
hore, no name, maood ; sorreherse, no noame,
third.
AWARDS FOu TonOt'O oro IED fo0594.
H. Vonphul, Jr., New Orlean; best stallion,
five years and over- ble ribboa.
0.. . Back, New Orleans; best shallio three
years old, and nader four; blue ribbon.
W. C. Lipsoomb, New Orleans; beet stallion
two years old, and under three; blue ribbon.
Wade Harrison, Jeferson oounty, Miss.; best
etellioes oue year old,; blue ribbon.
James L. Ficklen, of Kentucky, best mare five
Sears old and over, " Minie;" blue ribbon.
W. C. Lipecomb, New Orleans; best mare two
years old, and under three years; blue ribbon.
To-day the programme will consist of exhibld
tious in the arena at 12 o'olek:
1. For horses raised in Louisiana exclusively.
2. Speelal premium offered by G. A. Breaux for
saddle horses.
3. Trotting race, mile heats. $260 to first orsw.
$50 to sceond horse, to harnees, and will be free
for all trotters, three or more to start.
4. Special premdnm offered by B. A. Tyler (all
ver wine case) for relocipede race. Dash of treo
nuaes; not les than seven entries.
Dancing on the platform to 6 to 10 P. t.
Tnm Orns.--The performanoe of " Trvlata"
last evenig was a decided trinmph for Madame
Lambele Alha;sa, whose slngiug during the first .
act. concluding with the exquisitte final arts. an
seeb an tmpreslen upon the publio that she wee
twice called before the eartaln after it *fd
dropped. The enthusalsm was marked and udi
served. In truth, ve may say it boldly, without
ofeose to the other artiets. Matame Albansa t the
meet accomplished and talented musican of the
company, and but for a wsat of suffioient uleuo at
times, she would create the amer enthusiasm that
marked the performance last evening. 8bhe was
in excellent vete and seemed to be awareaJ the
tact. and the note Slowed from her throat with a
flexibility which was wonderful to listen to. Last
everdlng will be long remembered by those who
werb fortunate enough to be present at the opera.
The bouse wea not full, but the atteodace was
fair. Eagel wa not in good voioe, for he is saeer.
lag from a slight cold. Perent was. as unaal Ih
"Travlata," excellent. The performanoe on Sat
urday will probably con.ist of "' The Martyr."
On SuOPed. e1 g ar e aad C Qaros, two
,eervicrng Rets of-Ltb.operamlL eompaaey,
will take their benefit. The second performaaoe
of "eraphple," tWbleb ereaed uosh a Naserteo
last Sunday, will be repeated.
Sr. Caai.sa Tatras.-A large audiosoe was
at thib house last evening to witness the last flash
of "The Flash of l.ightoing." with all its sensa
tional effects of burning steamboats, fallen stair
cases, etc. To-night the same audience, and we
hope a much larger one, will withees a great
transformation scene, it being from the slums of
New York to the byivan groves of the Forest of
Arden, with that charming artist Mrs. Scott 81d.
dons to lead the forlorn lovers through its wilds.
That Mrs. hiddons' osalind is one of her best
characters, no ane can doubt; that it ti a favorite
with her, we know; that she herself really enjoys
her mysterious love making with Orlando is evi
dent; that she will be well supported by Mr. De m
Bar as 2oudhsore, Mr. Pope as Jacques, and Mr. i
btevens as Orlando, is oertain.
On Saturday evening she will appear as Mrs. Hatl*
Prr, in the '" 'ranger," and as Katherine in " the t
Taming of the Shrew." and on Sunday as Lady
Mlacbeth, which we should judge will be a splea
did performance, if her sleep walking soen rean
dered at her readings is a specimen of her acting
of that wonderful and wierd like conceptlon of
- hkepeare.
Visairae TnnaTr..-"hls beautiful hbose was
illed last evening with its usual fashionable aad
islect audience, to witness the fourth represeata.
tion of Young's adaptation of Sardon's famous
French play, " A Dangerous (Ome." It was per
formed with all the usual vim of the company t
collected st this house. The scenery aloe weue
well worth the price of admission, together with
the elegat diplay of diamonda made by Miss
Alice Gray in the second act. There will be the
usual Seturday matiDe at this hose, whoen al the
ladies and children interested In knowling what is
a "Dangerous Game," will have the chance of
ueeling it. We are informed that Robertson's
spleadId new comnedy, " Sohral." is in aotive
ipreperation, and that Manager Floyd ilatends to
make It the ch'f d'truare of the season. If he
does, It will certainly be got up in splendid
style.
ACADmy o Muorso.-Whwe do all the people
come hrm that throlng this ever poplur place of
amusemeants! for last evenig not a mt could be
got in the dress circle when the curtain went up
on that roaring farce, the " Irish Tutor," with
Cavanagh a Dr. O' Toole, whoe oomieality only
whetted the appetite of the esadtence for the la
creased comicalltieu of the tender and delloeate
C(lornda, as performed by that fragile being, The
Letflg well, who in the tenderest manner posal
ble, qketly knockse her daddy down, sad ee atl
moat to break herself i two to ki the Prince
Dndraini, who was charmiogly played by Mies
cocrquellor. In fact trp whole support is good.
The vetfoamnce this evening will be the amse.
On Saturday noon el the ladie ad ebhildrean in
New Orians,. or as many of them ms cam get .l
the Acadeay, wli be on hand to see the broad
Luorertsque humor of that wonderful comedian, of
whom they have head so much doring the week.
Apr(,poe to hdese ad bchildren, they will finad a
splerdid and convenient reirfinea-room exotusively
for ttlelr use, In the promeade adjoining the
drees cirole.
Cloee'e PaLoaCoscxars.-We would call the
attention of our readers to a card publithed is a.
other oluma, tin which it will be seen that in or
der to accommodate the Beventh Street Orphaa's
home Anociation, who had essaged the ihalt for
the same evening that Mr. Clas'ea ir4 couoert
wau s oannounced for, although be had the prior
right to the ame he ha kindly consented to poet.
pone his liet coasert etM Moeday evening, the
l3th instent, whe our readem wl be treated to
one of the best ooneerte thBat has takes plaoe ia
this eity since the war, if the programme and art
late engage4 to earry meat the sae are a ortters
of esocesas. In the meanettme, ay se wishing to
subscribe for thae eonaeerte can do so by emaIg
it Blachuac's tuslo a,re, Canal etrt.
Man. O'Dowoort (ltoesa)-Tbe rnadig by
this lady, which wes to have been gives this eyoes
Ing at Lyesm hall eae bees pesapesefi saul
Moaday evenig, a ommaseq ce of som steneSt
to the traJi o whibch this talented lady is a pse
enger, which twl neeemsearty delay he a arrival le
this city. We hope to see a very lre andtee
present on that eveealg, fr may of our oitae
are u aotive ympthy with the eaas whih abe
representa.
A Weligtoa speial of the Sd aye: le.
eogaitien of Ce heape dean is. aler
aa that hee bees el, Ikely to be lef
severely arloe by he almIleatloe . The
preeldet sad abiet eu knees to be qte
agatstm y t se mr e me at the prat
tame. and while the rasoletios J epa en byI
the Bouse emate es leveit me nay ~as
the BMee l wE be qie hmpoemlble to gt It
through tbe baste. The dlter of the sbas
revolutletsht, who is eala in Wa.ing~s,c b
abuht mmee he this eamldme himeif,
6. Mt. Wel I W'B.
Exulkrl sad NIndmasar 1I
Yesiedey mens8 U read Jw. fI aort
por- pes"esshtud D o nrid sCoel tow i
new Iln e* b 6snme8ti. Y. Wlla o , eeutr
of the State.
The rst esharge Mr. WlIslks with msbs
aeemae i ome., tis ti a etheemVe
withoet ste Mig r rtila ef
$182, dated MorehlT, *! pwperg e he
favor of PWes Leeur l i-s i amt rp'
lshiaglawsof the General of thets -
i the ir Parsh usmbes O pt.
nThe second !rnt et 1te , ambemmr o
Praeelnl ed et eMeeof det
Aem o rlly. fe lm"s to U M P.trlo
Dad for pebilablag the l ofthe stae; et., a f
The othird Iditmeat Iee mI SEareIs t s1
r eqnare, the r e ertotWI e Imobr tll tos o1500f
al ontrary to Itherm datof tth os , the ti ;
and further, that ifterwards on the 19ti Marthl
198, he mid 9 M. .wette wroly, oreprly
-nd tesnrevely dn amet ad woeof e mre. en
Iron tie laid Patrice Lteetd o ertelt oertIlceto
o ind orbted the t s ate of LLma Oeuan dltod
office, Feb o. 1e, M18r9. ad 19h, esd N tabered
n31, obef for the sae of TMs ad fity eeit; lor
lesalg to r senM P8saee sard a certinctne of
Iodertedoeaof the Btte,4sad 19t 8Mar, 19@,
nombered 230, being d· Sieb, in part payoeest
nor pebl ebin lawsn of tho l AStembly of
hre Bttle in teb Edpree Pes nu, conltrler 1 t
form of t ohe statat of t thi at. of
A eopie wa lamdiey tald by th er~
ad furtherberi. thabt oner on tlec, prodotd t
bod of rd 9. Wikl. ie late Ua. leorty rrinptl
been ire b M. Wdid ekle, he w releeasd tree
orn thsace d trice Leard a certain certificate
We iean tht ra te es to twnia, datedr
chauditors oe, Mar. W 1. 190 mlored tnumbered
Mr. E D. .Webate elas ithat be was removed
froma for the sump of ih tharnlsd (Nfifty . Y.)
dintrit to rolbs A. T. P e Leward 'a r l ice. Mr.
detledesof t who he d 19th Mehto 1mw
the at in the Empiroe Parishe, oSoutrary to We
the form of the statute ete for Web
,a4 Jobn IP. Clevela.oroe ureeley's brothb
Lea- tw hbro t oe to *o Ieck, produed Wbther's
body of Mr.a ti bkfe nto court. Security of ae
been givesrat by ee. Wiekly d reesed .
durance. Dol dler ad os hudred od nhte
four otber wome bthat from se o ee t twenty er
aeeebsatte Legitaoe a s wesad saf.
harges, againsl t Mr. W ald ate before the tpua
riom, the dle sa u ho mo arl seoed N. Y.a
district throegh, Al. T. tswa, t wa to the. Mr
Wovesrae r t tat wh ad awe tno t be tes
dlone "pin ent candltion I rgat4 to o by resM
bet di sy whbrd l oma remol tewart to enee
the mark. uch temptathylag upor thebster,
N•tional ilatUllgeoao, nn or tme t o er o a o
pao l for tCleveld, p oblec (ele's brot
inw.heeolred to declIe prvidled We betae'
extrar e et the bo TiesIe the nterest: "of P
eigot yvera tht tbe n ar , wil ·t daaed hi
ire. Dolly Chandller an onole hndrd sa i btl
onseaesste Legislostre agaoate wor ee
frege, the viog t Its pe"m. I is the pa
teyond diput, a the Rpbmaitlee p ert owr
its womenc sad predomnuanoe today to thehe o
comatuee that itn etatemea sod leaders have
glroue relemend the Trtof hodvi hoee'
Toas lstre oi MehesYa or wledt Tmo the
Cooley J tie of the sereme oeat, ad Joa &N
"cGowo sand Joseph ]sltarook regents of the
81ato ·elerit, by probal the sal meJ.,iy.
Tbey aso elect tsilr elut )ldges 1a seal.y sH t
irealon. in Detron im hto l votte to sey sat r;
lut New t ll it wa over 1000. he rumor that s
ority on Jorle dof ate pte e be u the old.
National al lleOtese it Order vnd kenslted Le
the rse-olecton of Mliyo BaedlDd~ers, bi
about 1600 merloy.
The preadet on the pre6t gRsel the e io. -
taeof IE tleu. Mt isstr ale' NsOu-to, usg
extract from the tiobne t Madrti, plas ee e: Per
Borsasawere isa. Itis e mokvld ty se
aeight yearol the Tribunae saP with boa th he
removed in asort time. aed belibere pre
down the m ease les epart. It is a ra
The p de tnhat retatellmed Mand ler s W hart e
alay rejectead the Tribune'ser the pr o rei.- ,
The iepniter ale from Michigan elect Thomas
Cooly justice of. theo Yos Port.-- "Ad oe t.
of the slm t bell acre jouedd at the Ptr .Gros the
ont fall t wrd over 1,00 Mr. he L. Democratiow, ma
polity on just of the pLreo tnlet Isr, 3il
SThe mualo nppaal and deemoe mate to
the president on the 6th wasbthdrew the Sad
protlesofhty D oile inv le's msablo.aw, as
boUdnl esoa eeo eeed expmy for el e sesas
enato, ad a tshe foked thamet Hlokng It lboth
teir movedr in tot ad d Shetlabrgei is presi-,
theo opresidena r1 ll eod a sa ler Watts fe
Vienn bsadi Iedl uMingrlg over tle dof reea
tugr dMinielpmete In t d ver recoa her
Voaued people to roh thor in o-Ast oe mos-
frtm then to a tell tbouaded athe alrry osoes
ern. Saturmday eter cooe r. s d rothe ron,
are glmoet of the Fi we ti dier, wll pr
dween h!ks end Hapmmem tn died wlth staletd
thams, ad wptloa loaded rsih merteb adis rei
ncbrly bred h mad. Pereote d prevsllf te o sie
alormln eltesLt. Several asees of amtio nI a
reiortd f e l Htmnulea. Ahout 25r,000 aorea of
cvernant leiad wean eiold dasnap Met at thef
mcad oe sat Vie ti, Californvr. thiles mine
have bon dem eovern d em tehe monntta •eu
Aonodas, fbomt Sen Fa i from sn tha .anea.
aere Id p ropt rta o rus o there , red elrters
are rSpidly ltatd of t A oets an bdtee be d
to frame distter staoin laws.
TRI KiCEAIQOO MAIn A(oTRS lrAID |NT
1r EAS.-Tbhe Menemlat nid Iceorrble th!el,
'tely marde , ne of tueir Pelruo - raids into
Urixd coete, nt. erall oarses rosmtalld 1set.
Trhy Itternlln vtrsi selrd aulpaMsto oa the
Tho Frto acd aot*al eds gCeo • Mri. Slee • Iatd
ran for bee iso lerd, I th amd oufft oW50
herd of geet rusddle borae.
(rersp Mcillst e ake ad oAe 30 e esonfte r ided.
ty saeondry of tbos tser, wok were thre aadsrern
hy the iash of ty " sI " took up trhe t al and
followed It to wheri pt pe ad the Rlio onatde.
aborve oelbn hes. At the river tr plmat waru
bated, of coaMe, fostty rsauladl do not
provM s oe foitewhe s dee rs wa rlbwee hes Olero;
toughl their vlioage is ithin triLLng dlitae.--:
(Baa Antootn Expreu, april2.
Goo Iw ror a ;oaam r.-
Mr. Dnilet O. Knme of C~eCo, , publishe e
dvetiwmet adreed to Shee Cbuleeees d-.
des who wr 1ph elm si s Ge1e D9a0e,
C1leao. Ill., or UItbe Trdus oef see lis s wha
war deprve c ai a eseer of tair moesy
or property adelse e P Moeltwre or other
owise. Be Ple tbhey leesomethiag to their
advantge teg l a him. P. . bog. A8l)?
A esteal Irlh seaveaotis Ito i held I Gil.
N bet meihes neimi eems I
oL1 i? l @s c sir e4,el of W
**o Loxp 1 a8o l. ] dik , who
ee • atleambag ,ab~L W1k ampet r
heat Wltb t Ise * h lgr b* whe In
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