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FROM WESTERN V1RGINIA.-A gentleman who
reached this city yesterday afternoon direct FROM
the White Sulphur Springs, says that q messenger
arrived there on Thursday last from Gen. Fioyd'5
camp, which he left on the previous day. Gen.
Floyd was encamped at Meadow Bluff. Gen
Wise, the messenger said, was still az B,g Sewsu
Mountain, some miles beyond, having declined to
fall back from that point.
The errand of the messenger was 70 hurry up
all the force at the White Sulphur to Gen, Floyd7s
aid. as he was in expectation of an almost imme
diate attack The messenger said it was believed,
at the tine of his leaving Floyds camp, that Wise
was already fighting.
Two companies thereupon left the White Sulphur
to join Floyd and four Others to resurle their posts
with Wise's command. -gr
From Gen. Lees army he learned that nothing
new had transpired. [Richmond Enquirer, 24th.
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krEREsrNG.-The Memphis Appeal of the 26th

INTEREsTING.-The Memphis Appeal Of the 26Eh
says:
Intelligence was received in this city last eve
of the opposing forces the line Of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad had occupied positions
within three miles of each other. Both armies
were advancing cautiously, but we have no ad-
ton is corrrct@of which there seems to be no
doubt--a collision may be momentarily anticipated.
1t is to be regretted that our forces did not
promptly occupy Muldrough's Hill, as We believe
they could have done without opposition, had their
first advance been diligently prosecuted.
Gentlemen recently from Columbus give cheer
ing accounts of the courageous and ardent spirits
that now animate @ the boys" there. They are
working hard, and putting the place in good posi-
ton for defence. The appearance OF Gen. 4. S.
Johnston among them has thrown brighter hue,
over all the proceedings, and infused new life into
the men.
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TIE LATE DISASTER ON THE ONO AND MIssIs-
sIrPI RALRoAD.--The Memphis Appeal of yester
day says: .ss5-,
We have received, through the kindness Of a
friend, No. 3 of the Union Picket Guard. published
at Paducah, Ky, by the Abolition invaders at that
place. Camp jokes are the principal contents of
the number before US. and consequently We find
but little worthy of notice.
One item of news is confirmation Of the re-
ported accident noticed by US on Tuesday morn
ing, as having occurred on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad. The Gaard says that the train was CON
veying the 10Th Illinois Regiment to Washington,
and while crossing Beaver Creek, one hundred
miles west of Cincinnati, the bridge gave way.
Four cars were precipitated into the creek, and
crushed into proniscuous ruin. The latest and
most reliable accounts represent that from forty
to fifty were killed, and very near one. hundred
wounded, by the terrible disaster.
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OFFICE LOUISIANA STATE MUTUAL IssrRAscE Co, I
New OrlettIs Sept. IL, 1851 !
Ra~Notice is hereby given that an election,
FOR Trustees dnr tic Will be held 81
this off MONDAY Both ins between the hours OF u ant
oClJck.
seI4 I'd A. PICOLET, Secy.
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DartitNlar MotttRs.
BANK OF NEW ORLEANS,

BANK New ORLEANS,
- New Orleans, Sept. l6 1861.
hg~Rn conformity with the reeommenda-
OF His EAceency ov Moore this Bank does this day
pend specie pay uen the oc8 Of the local banks and the
Treasury Notea Confederate States viii he paid its
received Of all debts due the Bank
Parties having for collection IN this Bank hereby
titled withdraw the forts with, II they not willing
the above currency and henceorth paper will be
received collection unless the parties ag the above
By order Of the BOatd.
se19 If MORTIMER BELLY. Cashier.
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MEMPHIS, Sept. 27.--Passengers who reached
bring the following news of thrilling interest:
Gen. A. 5. Johnston received by private express
from Padueah, the St. Louis Republican, giving the
full account of great engagement in Missouri, in
which the important city of Lexington was cap
tured by the State forces under Gen. Sterling
Price, after three days fight or siege.
The Republicans account, which tries to shield
the extent Of their disaster admits that their entire
force was taken prisoners, together with their
arms, equipments artillery, military stores, and
sum Of $250,00O that was taken by them from the
bank vault.
It'll places the Hessian strength at only 5000 men,
under Col Mulligan, but admits that they had for
tilted themselves very strongly. 1t places Gen.
Prices force at $4,000 men, and says he used bales
Of hemp to make moving or shifting batteries
thereby cutting off their retreat by the river.
On the third day Mulligan had to surrender un-
conditionally.
Price obtained by this twenty pieces of artillery.
Hessian loss reported sixty killed and one hun
dred prisoners. The loss on Prices side roughly
estimated at several hundred. .,.r-
The priVates were all released on parole, and
dispatches from Quincy, Illinois, state that two
thousand of them had arrived here. The officers
were retained as prisoners for the purpose of re-
taIiation in case Fremont carries out the threats
in his proclamation. More than five thousand
small arms, Of the most improved kind, were OBJ
tained by the victors, who were in need of them.
The victory is complete and glorious one.
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A SCHoo1. TOR MILITARY TAeTIos,-We are glad
that school has been established persons dis
posed acquire the knowledge of military secso necessary
these days every citizen, thorough and complete
We alude the school of Mr. james " Lindsay
1856 Common In this establishment classes ruce5
in all the various branches of military taces together With TIL
We direct the attention Of readers te E
! Itndsay's advertisement.
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VOLUME XIV.
I(iIitarp M0titfs.

HEADQUARTEns BRIGADE, Isr DivIsroS. Ia MLfTiA,2
Orleans, Sept. q, 1871 {
SPECIAL ORDER, No. 6O-THh FIELD AND
Hs Company Officers this Brigade will Armoy
WI Of the Continental Guards, MONDAY, 30.l init
lll O'Clock r. VI.
Prompt Attendance is required buanea of Importance will
be brought lefOre The meeting.
By order Of
l.. A. CHARBONNET
j. F. CALDWELL, Colonel Commanding
Tngta gpts2
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Scouting and ski nistngThe unboats AeainProbsble In
entionS of Gen Johns.on-The Sickness in the Twelfth
Louisiana Regiment-Tle Eeventh-Cod Weather Com
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W Thls HaIiK, IN cDIlf0llnIfy VIII tHt
recommendation the Governor ha5 supended specie
nent all its liabilities. Hereafter Confederate Treasury
Notes VIII be accepted in payment and received deposit
Phrtes having collection in this BIk hereby nD
fed that uneSs they receive Treasury Notes Of the
Confederate as LOCAL bank notes pay Of said paper
to Withdra the and paper shall Hereafter be received
COLLECTION where the require other than Treasury
Notes or local bank notes in meat Of the same.
By order:
sell If Sjtuen' l., BERNARD Cashier.
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as~Duaiey Lodge No. 90, g.. ant, A.. M..'m
aeEular Communicates Of this Lodge held EVERY SAT-
URDAY EVENING nt x o'clock, in their Lodge Roor at the
GRAND LODGE, Masonic He'll Of St. Charles md
erdido Streets e1horR Of The rGft are raernAly invited
attend.
OrrIoERs-Wm. q. stewart, W. A.; S; J. Outlet, ". /
Fl. F. Hall, J. W; ThIdGeus D. VW!Horh, TresBrrer; :;
]. W. Sheerer, Secretay r. L. Moors s. Henry H. Ponln
son, J. D. jas. B. Scot Tyler. as ly
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L1ME.-This article is otferel for sale by INC
quantit, at SO Gravier street. Read The no ee
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HEADQUARTERS lsr DIyIsIoE LOUISIANA NoLrErEER} J
STATE TROOPS,
New Orleans. Sept Is7 1861.
GENE.RAL ORDGKS No. al. THE MA.

HEADQUARTERS lsT DlTIsOH LOUISIANA VOLUNTEER
STATE TROOPS,
New Orleans. Sent l6. 1861.
4 GENERAL ORDERS No. &3-i. THE MA
M or.Iiencal cOmmaD. Ing wishing under The
MI full force Of the daily increasing volunteer corps his dgi-
N sion and at the time examine and inspect the cOndi-
Bgndes unattached corps the Division will pre-
and Inspection the days and
hours herein hxcd and At such places may lie hereafter de
siEnRted.
. The Louisiana Legion Brigade g l. Euna Augnn COIN
mnndnE the absence lcIve Of Brgadier eretl james
Trudeau will parade SATURDAY, the 2st September
o'clock f. NJ At such place In the vicinity OF the city
yenent and suitable for the purpose as the Colonel command
ing may select
J. Tie First Brigade Col L. A. Charbouuet commanding in
pHFadc MONDAY the 23d September, at o'clock r NJ at
convenient and proper place winhe limits of the Brigade
10 be selected by the olOnel commanding.
A. The Second Brigade, Col D. Edwards commanding in the
Iabuzna will parade WEDNESDAY. the 2j.h September
o'clock P NJ at such and convenient place in the
Brigade, az the Colonel CoinnrnRr may select
8. All other organized corp whose officers have been
mssoned A. belonging 10 The Fist Division which corps
are attached any pac1r Brigade, will parade under
their proper ohice Lafayette Square, First District,
FRIDAY. 9th Sr'cInher Vt ! O'Clock P. N.
IT, The Regiment o Naive Guards Col Felix Iabatu
muiinE, vii uaraLe s Place d AHe., Second District,
SUNDAY, the 9Th September, nj O'Clock T. NJ.
charged with the execution OF this order
mHnfs
The Major relies with confidence and
Aciyiy OF the officers in bringing this occasion their
eri commands with full ranks aud hopes thnl they will like
wise be prepared 10 furnish the Inspector of the Division with
complete and detailed Of tn, codOn and efficiency for
active EeTy ice OF the oops under l4tr coWmtIdS.
JOHN l.. LEWIS,
MaIurGtHeTRi Commanding.
~ coll
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1t makes 4 great difference whether glasses are
used over or under the nose.
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TIE RECENT GLORIOUS CONFEDERATE VICTORY
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Union Men tEst Fight Their Own Battles.

LINCOLN CAN SPARE THEM NO MORE TROOPS.
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Another Brilliant Victory.
THREE DAYS BATTLE AT LEXINGTON, MO.
GEN. PRICE CAPTURED FIVE THOUSAND FEDE9aLs.
Their Arms, Artillery and Stores, and
s25o,ooo in Specie,
THE NORTHERN ACCOUNT.

tsY THE SOUTHWESTERN ASD AMERICAN rlsEs.l
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oFrIcg OF TIE FINANCE COMMITTEE,

OFFICE OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE
City Of New Orleans, SEPT. 20, ltGl.
ED~Eotice is hereby given that in Accord
with resolution No. 55- approved March T. s6l
horzng The Chanen Of the Finance Committees of the Com
Council advertise during twenty days that sealed
posas viii be received by them for The edmp ion Of the Bonds
Issued by the city favor OF the PUntcharan Railroad Com
pAny, for such may be deposited the Cti-
2eus Bank after paying all coupons Of Interest now due on
RAILROAD Bonds"
Sealed Proposals will be received until the 10Th September
1861 6l5 o'clock NJ tn Office OF he Finance Commit
tee ii City Hall sae the city Of THIRTY FIVE
BONDS, issued i'll Of the PoncharErain Railroad Com
pAny.
Proposals be addressed TO P. S. Wtz and j. b. eefe,
Chaen Of the Finance Committees Of the Common Council
city New Orleans and endorsed Proposals tUr sale OF
PontchaEtTain Railroad Bonds"
P s. WILTX.
Chairman Finance Committee Board of Aldermen
JNo. B. LEEtE
Chairman Finance Committee B0urG Assistant Aldermen
sci Ise,U
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Gov. Harris Calls Out Thirty Thousand Ten
nessee Volunteers.
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Nen Orltans 1ailp Grestert,
Gotal SnttlIlqeIlte.

SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER IS, 1861.
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RrNoR OF A BATTLE AT MUDDY FORK.
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r:111r cazsrs ~ ns1s1rr1-1.ssa..

FURrHER ARRzsrs At 1ou1sv1z1E
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS SECOND DEAISGEG DISTRICT,
q CITY Hall New Orleans, Aug. 30, 1861. )
hI~NOtice is hereby given that, according
the fourth section he Legislature OF state Of
louisiana, supplementary act entitled Ian act 10 provide
Tor evyug draining and reCaining Swamp Lands i'll certain
PORTIONS OF the parishes Of Orleans and Jefferson approved
March l.. c59 SEALED PROPOSALS will be received for the
te the Commissioners Of Bonds issued according 10 the
foregoing the Of Sixteen Thousand Five Hun
drcd Dollars uuti the FOURTH DAY of OCTOBER 1861 at
IL o clock NJ.
Proposals be addressed to w. T. MAYO, Secretary and
dorstd Froposals for Sale Ut Bonds
nu3n tc4 l.. Fl. PLACE, President.
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Letter from Haper of the most eminent PHI
scans in the State Of Mississippi.
VfcRsBuHG, Miss Marc+ 10 1S5o.
DR.. shermanDear Sir send the boy Ben o' to you
cause him property and beds not sat
my skill do him Justice am -aed yonr plan
right that you him. Please le rEe b. the re
va" - '' '''' THOS. J, .iARPER, N. y.
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nsa RUPTURES TH
"a RADICAL REDi % %


Dr. W. r. Nls to the Editor Of the vicksburg
v1cxsEuno, Miss, May g. 1860.
Hernia be Cured without Needle or KnifeI
sa no% d T. T. "sf a the n oo s ssss 5 the HeS Rs
PC" M ] ac % bIee yes The boy belonged to John Coaltse
ESQ Of Iss"ggsna COUNTY Two e1HaGsa nm sHG
opinion au tae mode Of Treatment t9Es suggesting the use use Of
New Orleans and he Patent Truss ct D J. A sse
and after hasng used that instrument and he D"fSos
sorsd snd + now PERFECTLY veil This was lie fail Of
hes years he has been busy the plantation Do
ii Of Ss nand M oas .sss Rsss 5s a hs gts2s s2e ef 81
asn aqas who have this disease and Tor my MILLS b.
Extract from Letter Written Previous to the
Above, in reference to the same boy
IssAeuENA Co. Miss, May 2, 1851.
u Dean Sne5H sPf6e boy tsoSs perfectly Of the
the bne looking men eeI Gsex Si s9t q e99 d9 H
much work Is any man. " l. Mills H. y.
Tho' j. Haper Of the most eminent Ph,
,'' - wy yIoEsSgRo, Miss, Marc q, 1870
DR.. sherman-Dear Sir send the boy Ben o' to you
liz mot @ n4 ID q % hm 5 Ec5 ana s 9ea "a @ ~ y p
is right you cure him Please te n1e b. the re
'"fp o' "'s p''' THos. J, .tARPER, MD.
p-Ths letter was in hoy about IA
old vno ruptued both sides aud who subsequently
returned sound. The following explains itself:
yIcKsBURc, MISS, May :, 1870
Dr.; sherman New Orleans ,,.,. bt.. sn;,sh.
Truss lie has only been inquired short time we obtain
overy dng store rnsses n them however have put lit
confidence but having Conhdeneo in your SE ID such mat
''''' N''1 NY THOs. ). HARPER. NJ. D.
DR. BELDEN's OPINION.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 6, 1859
dear siri5 tr9o that Dr. shsman Truss appiett BY
tried entire saeeton know Of @ 9syft" n m cured
upon noe nj the ft,ng r. BELDEN, NJ D.
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STAR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. u CaronIclet street,
New Orleans, Aug. q, 1861. }
E3~This Company VIII continue to insure
the oss and Damage Fire the pef OF the and
Rivers, at the current rates Of premium
DIRECTORS.
A. Graud, firm of ?. A. Girand L Co.
A. Watt, of Jno. Watt L Co.
Il. W. Logan firm OF Logan. Souiat Il Claiborne.
A. F. Elto firm Of Elliot II McKtever.
+. Tmlng, firm Of Mummy, Lulhg Il Co.
+. DuplaiItier, firm of Roman Il herI.ion.
lloyd Il. Coleman firm of Coleman B ton { Withers.
". Queutell, firm of Wm. PTehu a Co.
W. G. G. Claiborne
Ghas. A. Castillo, firm Of W. 4. Gordon Castillo.
j. de FUentes firm Of S. O,er Il Co
EMILE DEBETS, President.
j. P RELAUME. Secretary pro TEN. nu1i II
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IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
Reign of Terror in Louisville and Frankfort
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REcCulIoch Marching Oh Lexington.
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NUMBER 1T.

.rELEaaApAEo TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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ES-DR SHERMAN respectfully informs rHptured persons
slaves that he returned 10 the city
and NAV be found ~ his office ST ARIES STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve and all Of
by the applicaon his PATENT SILVER TRUSS sud CUR
ETIVE MIXTURE. my6 ytW
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DR.. BELDEN's OPINION.

sannel Davis, Esq. w
Dear SirI1 that Dr. Sheruans Truss as applied by
him will relief eectraiy than any other haze
satisfaction know of Sereal cured
y the use Of mixture. I'd to get
but Sherman kmsef Hppes it. much depends
upon the fitting. II. bfl'bh'' NJ ~
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Extract from Letter Written Three Years Previous 10 the
Above, reference to the same boy
- IssAquENA CO., Miss, May 2, 1881.
Dr. Sherman, New Orleans: ..,..
Dear Irfhe hoy George perfectly cured of the rupture
he ore Ct looking Deer Greek and can doA
rnnch work IA any man W. T. MILLS, N. D.
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NJ. SkEJEI, GENER Al. COMMISSION AND FOR
%. WARDING MERCHANT Nos. 81 Fulton ard 3S From
Prompt atseetion given torwarpgfI sshts aud pur
chase ard % l4 Of ali kinds q Pradnca. iR23 IL
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Letter from Dr. W. r. Mills the Editor Of the Vcksburt
Daily Sun.
NrcKsguRG. Mtss, May 8, 1860.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.



AxBASY Feb. IA, 1881.
largo number Of bills mainly OF local interest," were
reported favrrably upon by committees.
The bill to Incorporate tho Veterans Of the National
Guard Seventh regiment) passed
Mr. CONNOLLY mo we'd requstton for report from the
Long Island Railroad Company OF all its BUSINESS, stock
holders &c stating reason Tor Offering the re6olu-
ton that the OF The road had refused TO show the
books 10 stockholders. Adopted
The resolution Of the assembly appointing Francis
Granger Wa ehngton in place Of Tnurlow
Weed called up, and, on motion Of Mr. Truman, @id
the tabe-l6 TO IL.
Mr. SESSIONS introduced bill 70 repeal the law relative
to the publication OF legal notices..
Mr.. PRosskR brought N bill &c thing apart the unex
pended amount Of the Canal Enla yement appropriation
OF 1850 First for work and materials and TO 30
far complete the Oswego and Cyuga and Seneca canals
as to lit them in entire length for seven feet depth OF wa
and engthen the locks u said asls If
Plus remains for the latter work then GbsSs Williams,
Henry Sage, John w. Thompsco, Delos 10 Wolf, Z. g.
Spauding and Joseph Field aypoiDted commission
If the State refuse purchase tn authorizing them
TO collect ockage toll on all boats hundred feet
for twenty years.
EVENING SESSION.
The bill to extend the time for the collection OF taxes in
Oneida county and the bill relating to divorces each
ordered to a third reading.
Progress reported the bill TO anrend the charter
Of the New York Life Insurance Company.
To Governors Annual Message taken up, and Mr..
Gown concluded his speech attacking tho positions Of
of last session.
The resolutions to investigate the action Of the Harbor
Masters of New York was taken up
Mr. GRANT spoke in favor of the Investigation
The subject was then postponed till the next Executive
session.
Adjourned.
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WAIAcK's TIRArRE local drama In five acts, with
the taking title of Central Park " produced here
last night with complete success The plot Of the new
piece Ia very slight, and IT reminds rs very much OF
those old comedies OF the Iope de Vega school, in which
single situation or idea turned anS twisted about
IN ingenious manner that even the audience with
the key In their hands sometimes quite unable to
urrave! the tangled web indeed incident perhaps
the chief point in the play Is borrowed from almost
obsolete piece called "A in the WONG and rofuced
1T Drury Lane in Garricss day The incident aude5 70
liz ibe loss Of she miniature of gentleman BY his ances
bue the subsequent adventues Of the picture differ
materially in the piece. The cnef chaYscters-a
charming quartott.are Mr.. Thmberry (fr. Bhke), an
elderly gentleman o. suspicious turn OF MIND; Mrs.
TambcrIy fMiss Mary Gannon), lady who is severely
troubled by the green eyed monste Mr. Wyndham OTIS,
bachelor anced TO FlCrs Myrtle (,Hs HenrqGes), and
finally Flora heef For 10 earthly reseon all these peo
Pile become rrgLy jeaour of each other and quarrel in
ras most amusing way thrcagh i've scts. They are
nlrly Feconcied the skstlng pond n the Central
Par and the ement Ia OF che peasaess character
TA.s play is capt., one Of e Kind, full cs odd situa
TONS curious c0R,ret~ps and ayausing oqsNyoque.
was nrably acted hsd what the French cab verta
BILE success and is booked for long run. lhe Park
Or Isherwood) IL fine piece Of scene painting
has eycr come under osr notice.
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HEWs FROM TINE STATE CAPITAL
..s~- -.
= A,...v sss. a. issA'

The General Appropriation bill Was considered again In
use this evening. Several amendments were made,
IN, b. vas one, through the energy Of Mr.. Hutch
among WHICH dollars, for Dr.. Simms' womans'
mse' u hve thocsAA~ New York. Progress was
Hospital, in Madison aveaus ..,., 80 uansas taken
then reported, and the bill for tn 40 the state Of
up An amendment 70 loan the mc>s. -educed to atty
Kansas was voted down. The sum was thar AZ.
Thousand. and then passed, receiving two NOR.
constitutional vote.