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EACTs = MsssuL n. Kisner Honsnes,, No -
Poydras Manufacturers Of the Aaiakoh Btters:
cntemen-1 examined the patent that grantee
the o. Government for manufacturing the kslakof
Bitters and found In the ingredients employed compound
veil calculated excite and good order digestive
orgsns have prescribed said Bttes several times and
instance had occasion their benefcia
eject remain eenteInsn very rsspeettuy, your N OF
obedent a. MERCIER, M. D., 1888 Canal
have examined the you hold for the msnuzct
Maako6 Bttes and find nothing In the Ingredients Thereof
calculated 10 act nurousy the human SYSTEM unles
taken In inordnae quantitiss Indeed, nothing bu
cordial aromatic bitter. 3. A. SMITH, NJ. q.
Your Maakoh Bitten, which A have examined, do moi
any ingredients injurious health and may
mended 70 thcse Who ere IN want Of d tonic
Yaurp NJ sGHUPpFRT. Y. ID.
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EKENGn MEDICINES
-PkKPAREp By
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
RUE RIoHELIEU, PARIa

Asthma, Oppression. Dyspnea.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF oANABis INDICA
PREPARED III 0RlnAuLs \ Co.. osn.Isrs. PARas-
experiments In France Englsns and Germany have
that these Gig retes sovereign remedy for the
distressing affections especially when BeilsdoB
Strsmonium and opium have failed 10 give relief.
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a KENAInaANCE LOUIsIANAmB.
VIEW ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF a PAGES.
Devoted 30 Southern Interests.
Cssvsn Ysars Of KxistsncaD

ness ssnnansasle pubnc.ssn 70, fania ID sesns1
ssSsrstely political events Of the week the situation 81
the country the Nev Orleans American prss the ntersstns
hcss the agricultural snd commercial ahAis 81
Che community the MARKET price current the sstroa sorseA
hssrary and scnti1c productions Of the day. md ves
great variety Of useful fscts, Instructive gsms humors,e
snsods6ss anl al that oompssss first elass peD9.
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SUBSCRIPTION. o rxs ANNun.

M y pages Of LA RENAISSANCE ere ents1 = =
eolunna The advGtssmsnts eonsp1ou01sy ois
played With reading saoh paea thas h mak ths
journal q ths bet sdvsrising msdlM a The soasA
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Auused amount Il the Capital Stock Of THIS Company
,,.. 70 hi, locality and having opportunity, and
.ubscrsbing be placed squA terms win ~ eopo
. - an sscurs IKE interest IN franchises which
hav, accrued or day hsrsAs~ accrus 70 NE oonpsns
ftou any and al sotfcss.
Subscriptions wiz Pc received BY rnvpns
.a. D,,.cto, sor the States Alabama, Mississippi
'sA'' INV "a 80 and g New Levss street,
New Orleans
OR
d. WEBSTER
Al the oEce Of R @. pun& Co.,
. 100 20 Canal street
p.,.,.. ,ubscribifg 10 the Stock VII commancsss TIE
sy letter 70 the Rssidsnt Director. DANIEL AD"A"
tsis CIV, q ~ tins Of sssssrisns
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AetuaI Capital Required.

Aetual Capital Required.
The Company confidently believe thirynve per
Of the Capital Stock VIII construct and fully equip
TWENTY-FIVE nj oUsAsD NILES OF WIRE.
which v connect oil commercial eenters and Important
places In the United States This opinion rests the
most estimates and responsible offers to eonsruci
and equip the Inca
me NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY Is organised
.ndsr the the sss Of New York. and franchises con
fsrred By Of Congress-, approvedJuly a. 1850
President-0EOR0e b. sENrER, Of Cleveland. Ohio
Vic. Pre>sdens-RoeERr sQUIREs. Of New York oty.
sscrssary-0koRGN B. WALTER, Of New York o.ty.4
-SonAxrs orrcr-
NOS. a ASB 60 BROAD WAY.
VIEW YORK.
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APPROVED BIZ THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE.
BURN du Buisson's Iodide OF Iron and Man.
ganeso Pills.

The treatment of choroc scrofuous affections IL always
ong and T. dous the preparations Of ron which
not fail owing to the somsch not being able to
support them researches of Profsssors Hsnnon Of
Gensou retrequn, OF Lyons; 5erzeus and
Paris demonstrated that this lsmentsble
failure IL owing the absence of Manganese which well
A. Iron is an essential Of the blood These Pills
therefore supply important deficiency therapeutics and
nave the appreciation OF the Academy
OF Medicine the principal scientific bodies They are
employs with certainty Of against Chloosi reen
preferable the pills Of odde
Of alone In all snemc scroalous and canoerous sne
tiona.
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GROCERIES. WINES. ETC.
COoDKICH q RAILEY.
Ss3 eSoPHES1 =. It,. :, e eoGsr,ss C
Wholesale 0roeers and Dealer
IN
WESTERN PRODUCE, WINES. LIQUORS, roBA
Etc. g. the Old Stand Of Geo O Garner Co,
ID. .. HITCHCOCK d co..
DIsrILLERS AGENTS. REcrIFrERs OF SPIRITS
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS,
Nos As, al. 40 and 81 Gravier Str Get,
es Peters street.
CROOKS - nAKIsTANY,
vHoIxslIn pxAIxxs n
LIQUORS. SPIRITS. WINES, CIGARS, Ere, Ero.
No 80 fehoupitouIss street. and the Star Warehouse
Notre Dame street. corner Commerce.
e hand s5gs stock q Bourbon
Hbsrai term. and at the lowest s1kss rate. ~
MEDICAL.
CPECJAL TREATMENT OF CHRONIO
~ DISEASEs-DR De BAUSSET viii take charge Of aud
to the following chronic Diseases
Diseases Whites Bennorrhees Ulcers) Rheumatism Cont
Dyspepsia Chlorose Liver Complaint Diseases of the Trina
Organs and Deafness. Consultations u
Ss.ss I'll. :: h s s'f Of Orleans and B''
De. r. WhLHOsT.
PHYSICIAN AND ACCoUCHEUR.
0fce Residence No zoo Baronns Between 0irod and
Julia Strests
NEW ORLEANS, La
omos Hsurs-From Il r. TO O'Clock ?. Il Speciality
Female Diseases and Obstetrics
WHO TAKES THE MONEY!
Dr. woLOOfT says VIII pay 5000 any person
vii Prodnee remedy that will instantly remove and
readily and In the Hesd Teeth
Temples, Neck, Shoulders. Breast Back, Heart Lungs
Sides Hips, Abdomen Legs, Ankles Feet Toes internal
external, acute chronic, Old Ulcers Fresh Wounds
frghtfn Csncersn tact. all palm from cause Rheu
matte, Neuralgia from q mosquito bite TO toe most intense
Labor Psns-as quick Pain Paint reduce
rapidly, heal permanently give In s sp
pcstion whether applied to the weakest infant the
feeble aged person. and ID harmless ss Pain Paint
Applied Free 81 no. "a Carondee, street
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of Louisiana
Country Dealers and Druggists supplied
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COMMlsslON--EOx w AaDtN

CON DnlSSlON--EO6W A ADtN
Hay a. MEHLE.
ALEXANDER HAY; WILLIAM MEHLE;
Commission e'chaets for the Pnreaase'
Sale Forwarding and shipment of Bides Leather,
Wool, Beesvax, Taow and Tanning
Materials,
Fcs. ~ ard So Commerce Street, New Orleans.
AYMAR & CO.,
Cwx h. AYxAR.R y. MnLKEs, DAs'L p Loeas)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 81 CsrOpdelet street, New Orleans.
Liberal advances made on shipments to our friends In Lon,
''n' A''''p0''' ~" '''' -"' AYMAR CO.
II, @. NOEL d co..
COMMISSION MERCHAETs,
For the ssis o. --s---..-.
Cattle, Hogs, sheep, Mules and Horses.
STOCK LANDING. NEW ORLEANS
Satisfactory references given
IHBAU, AYCOCK - CO..
i q. UBAu, J. g. AYCoCK. JOE aTTxF9zk,
,successcrs 10 O. wilkiH Oo.J
ueMuIBsIoN MER0H AsTs
-yoB ZEE SALE or
Cattle. Hogs and sheep.
STOCK LANDING.
Cf1 If ye6srsos. -
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No More CopFiba and Cubeps.
GRIuAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
MArIO0 VEGETABLE
WHARF al osner medicines failed these preparations
iii always These insure rapid and extraordinary
oure Of and chronic Of private dsess
They hospitals Of Paris by the celebrated Dr.
Ecord found gesty superior To- ell hitherto known
riners and Oopsibs ana Cubebs fhe ntectsn
used In recent and capsules In mora chronic casea
Syrup Of Peruvian Bark and Iron.
-PRKPARKD BY
aRIMAULT co..
Chemists 70 II. I. II. Prince Napoleon, Paris
This medicine presents agreeable FORM the active
principles of Peruvian Bark the best OF tonics combined
with Iron the ncps bases Of the blood IL Is pre-
scribed by the eminent physicians Of Paris 10 cure
Choross Green sicknessD 70 facilitate the development OF
Young females health aud 10 the system
In general rapidly the distressing stomach com
plspts leucorhea TO which ladies
ulszes and facilitates the How OF the
catamenia 10 also excellent for pale ympnstc and
children Lastly 1t exctes the appetite, promotes
digestion extremely beneficial TO all persons whose
blood has Impoverished by ness long and difficult
oonvaesenc The effects Of this Syrup at once osrsr
and speedy.
D'''' r DUCov6E'S.
80 Chartres street.
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The Company confidently believe that thirtynve cent
Of the Capital Stock VIII construct and fully equip
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that the commissions paid to some
subscribers were higher than those
paid to others. The explanation of
this fact Is that, 10 order to induce
large subscri ptiOns, One-half of one
per cent. was allowed by the Depart
ment, as well as by Cooke, to those
subscribing for a million Of dollars
and upwards, and from one-eighth to
three-eighths of one per cent. to those
making small subscriptions. Since
Jay Cookies agency terminated, sales
when not made BY the Assistant
Treasurer, at New York, or by bro
kers employed by him, in special
cases, have been conducted through
the agency Of the First National
Bank of Washington. The sales of
gold have been made through agencies
selected by the Assistant Treasurer
at New York, and under his direc-
ton. Messrs. p. W. Meyers & Co.
have, for nearly three years past, been
the principal agents, but other per-
sons or firms have been occasionally
employed.
The Secretary Of the Navy, in a
reply to the resolution of the House,
says, had the Department ordered the
Sabine to leave New London a day or
two preceding the election, when no
special necessity required it, injustice
might have been done to some Of the
men, and the Department have been
subject to censure, for there are some
men on the Sabine who are voters,
and who would have been deprived Of
their votes, or put to the expense of
returning, if the vessel had left be-
fore the 9Th inst. He also says that
no correspondence has passed between
the Navy Department and Hon. Fred
erick l.. Allen aud Hon. Jas. Dixon,
the Democratic Town Committee Of
New London, or any other person or
persons in regard to this subject.
The Secretary concludes by saying
that the Sabine has not yet been or
dered out of commission, as repre-
sented in the preamble to the resolu-
ton, although she soon will be, and
the men and apprentices transferred
to other vessels.
Fractional currency issued during
the week amounts to .S407 900; ship
ped $644, ,088, including $50, 900 to the
United States Depository at Pitts
burg; National Bank currency issued
1920, $50; amount in circulation 1929,
/ 797 600; fractional currency destroyed
S539. 400.
Capt. j. S. Wharton, 14th Infantry
has been ordered by Gen Grant to
report to Maj. Gen. Hancock, for
staff duty.
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SAVANNAH.
The EIeetlOn-The Constitution Prob
ably Carried

SAVANNAH, April 25.-County vote
500, nineteen of which are chal-
lenged, nearly all voted for the Rad
ical ticket
The city vote is still being counted.
1t will probably be Monday evening
before the counting Is through. Cor
don is said to be ahead So far Fitch
is about 200 ahead in the city.
Baker County-Gordon $50 ma
jority.
Ware County-Gordon loo major
ity; Fitch 200 majority; for the Con
stitution 300.
Pierce County-For Bullock 124
majority.
Appling County-Gordon and Fitch
have large majo-ities. Against the
Constitution, 254
Other counties have not been heard
from.
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CANADA.
The NcGee Assassination Bill Pass
ed for the Support Of the Family
of MCGee.

OrTAwA. April 25.-Two DETECTIVES
have sworn to having overheard
conversation between Whelan aud
Doyle in the jail. in which Whelan is
said to have admitted to Doyle that be
shot McGee, -and that he would be
either hung or go to the penitentiary
for life for it. He was prepared for
either. and seemed to take pride In
the idea that his name would be
handed down to posterity as a great
man. DOYLE was placed in a cell ad-
joining Whelan as a stratagem, to
lead him into conversation, the detect
i've taking a position near to listen.
The evidence bears hard on Doyle as
an accomplice.
The House of Commons last night
passed a bill providing for the support
of the widow and family of McGee.
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WILMINGTON.
The Election Returns - The Result
Still I'm Doubt.

WHMINGToS, n. c. April 25.-Suf-
fcient returns have been received to
warrant the conclusion that the con-
stitution is ratified By a small majOri-
ty. This is conceded BY the Conser-
vatiyes. IT, Boyden, probably the
only Conservative elected to Congress,
has a majority of 2,500.
WILMINGTON, n. c., April 25-Un-
official returns thus far received leave
the result of the election still in
doubt The contest is undoubtedly
very close. The excitement here for
the last two days has been Intense,
but no disturbance has occurred. The
returns from the extreme western
counties are anxiously looked for, as
they will decide whether the Consti-
tuition IS ratified. The returns indi-
cate the Legislature to be about
equally divided.
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HAVANA.
Sailing or Madam RIstOrI and Troupe
Late Mexican News.

HAVANA, April 25.-Madame Ris-
tori and troupe sailed to-day, in the
steamship Columbia, for New York
Madame Ristori's gains during the
season amount to over $60,000in gold
Late dates from Mexico have been
received. A great many foreigners
have been arrested during the past
month, but only FIVE were expelled
from the country. None Of them
Frenchmen.
Negrette with about 500 men was
openly in arms against the Govern
ment. .
The war 10 Sinoloa was progressing.
The revolutionists had 5000 men,
and the Government troops under
Gen. Corona was 5000 strong.
The commerce of Vera Cruz and
other towns. was paralyzed. Worms
had destroyed the cotton crop.
Ortega's 5 party was making strong
exertions, and was allied with the
Chief, Negretta Leon, and others.
Stages leaving the capital we're al
most regularly robbed.
The war of races was continuing in
Balize The English were gaining
ground. t....-r ..
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LOUISVILLE, April 2G.--The eere-
mony of decorating the graves Of the
Confederate dead occurred at Cave
Hill Cemetery yesterday. The wealth
er was quite inelement, but notWith-
standing, several hundred persons
were present.
Joseph Bloomgart, who embezzled
$4,000 from the Government, here,
some time ago, returned yesterday
from New York, under arrest, and
was brought before. United States
Commissioner A. J. Ballard. Bloom
CART waived an examination, and in
default Of S15, 900 bail, was committed
to Jail to answer the charge Of embez.
element.
Mrs. Harriet Benham Prentice,
wife of George d. Prentice, Of the
Louisville Journal, died this morn
ing.
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NEW ORLEANS
The Election - Supreme Court De.
cisiOns.

NEW ORLEANS, April 25.-Further
returrs from the country do not ma
terially effect the results of the cleo
ti0n already given.
The Supreme Court has decided
that the Grand Jury, drawn under
General Haneock's order, composed
entirely Of white men, Is illegal, and
orders have been issued to discharge
the Jury.
The. Supreme Court has rendered
It's decision in the ease Of a negro
eoaTieted of murder. which was ap-
pealed from the District Court. The
decision Of the lower court was re-
fyersed and the indictment quashed.
New YORK, April 25.-Col Kelly,
whose rescue at Manchester viii be
ramembered, has returned from his
visit to Ireland.
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WARRINGTON.
Secretary McCullOCh's Report Con
cerning. the Amount Of Commission
Paid for the Sale OF Bonds, DC.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Secretary.
McCulloch, in reply to a resolution OF
the House directing him to report the
amount of commissions paid for the
sale and disposal of United States
bonds and securities, etc, says among
ether things. it will be seen by Mr..
Fessenden's letter of January q,
1865, that having failed in negotla
ting the Z 80 notes as rapidly as the
necessities. of the Department re-
ouired through the iustrumentality
Of the depository banks and other
general agencies, he deemed it neces-
sary to avail himself of the services Of
jay Cooke, to popularize the loan aud
TO this end to increase the commits
sion from J per cent, which had been
allowed to banks and general agen-
cies. to g per cent. on the first fifty
millions and on the next fifty mil
lions. 1t was understood, however,
that this increase of commission was
not to inure to the benefit OF Cooke
inasmuch as he was directed to allow
TO Sub agents and others, the same
rates ofcommission that had been al
lowed to them, and pay all the expens'
of negotiating the notes. This ar
rangement was continued on larger
scale By the present Secretary.
The Secretary says it will be notices
blythe schedules of sales of 7-30 notes
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NEW YORK.
A Cathedral to be Erected near Gen.
trail Park - Railroad Matters
Death or Prof. Bronson.

New York, April 25.-The Trinity
Church corporation contemplate
erecting a Cathedral near Central
Park.
President Eldridge, in his report to
the Board of Directors of the Erie
Road, counsels the use of a portion
of the large fund legalized by the
Legislature in the completion of the
double track on the Delaware division
on which the recent accident occurred,
with steel rails.
The steamer Teutonia from Ham
burg, has arrived.
Prof. Chas. P Bronson, the cele-
brated teacher of elocution, died this
morning, aged 66.
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sHIN9rON.
StanbeFy's Health ImpFOVing-Ue
Dictates the Closing Words Or ms
Argument.

WASHINGTON, April ga nam
Der Of counterfeit FIVE cent notes Of
the last issue, have been recently pre-
sented at the Redemption Bureau Of
the Treasury Department for redemR-
ton.
WASHINGTON. April 2G.-Mr Stan-
bery's health is rapidly impro Wing
He yesterday dictated several thOu-
sand words Of his closing argumeut
for the President, and il is now sup
posed he may be well enough We'd
nesday or Thursday 10 read at least a
portion Of it.
Managers Stevens and Williams
will speak to morrow The former
has had his argument printed. aud
will occupy about On hour in its de-
livery.
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BUFFALO.
Important E1tradItlOn Case.

BUFFALO, April 26.-The cxtradi-
ton case Of Chas. S. Baker, on a
special mhndate Of the President Of
the United States, at the application
Of the British Minister at Washing
ton, in behalf Of the Canadian au-
thorities, was again before United
States Commissioner Gorham for ex-
animation yesterday afternoon, DOcu-
mentary evidence was introduced.
witnesses examined and the case
postponed until Wednesday next.
Great interest is manifested IN the
case, as it is thought that III the pris-
oner is remanded to the British au-
thorities, some Developments viii be
made in reference to the robbing Of
the Royal insurance Company.
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ST. LOUIS.
Statement about the u. E. Church in
Missouri = Report OF Baptist
Churt hes. @4

ST. LOUIS, April 25.-The Central
Christian -AdUocate, the organ of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, states
that while, In l. -aere were but %
ministers and 2, II members OF that
Church in Missouri, there are now
about 200 ministers and $4,000 men,
bers, an increase of about 1000 a
year. 1t advocates the division of the
State into two Conferences, aud pre- ?
diets that four years hence they viii
each embrace $50 ministers and
10000 members.
The St Louis Baptist Union for
Church Extension publishes its re-
port for the year. Five church build
ings have been flushed, erected or
purchased; two new churches organ
ized; one new Mission School estab-
tablished. and all the Churches
strengthened by accessIons to their
numbers. During the year, the col
/ lections have been S15, 1877, and the
expenditures S15, $50. The outstand-
ing liabilities of the Union, at the
time of the report, were S25, SIT.
Since the report was prepared, there
have been some additional donations
/ received, and others promised; and
/ the committee hope soon 70 report
! themselves out OF debt.
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broken in two places. Ne fud that
the train was running at the rate of
thirty miles per hour, between Lock
AWAKEN and the scene of the disaster.
From the testimony of officers of the
road, touching the condition of the
track and the quality of iron upon
portions of the track, we deem the
rate of speed too fast for the safety
of passengers on this division >
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PORT JERVIs,
The Railroad DisasteF-COrOner' In
QaeSt.

PoRr JERvIs, April 25.-The jury
Of inquest Which has been in session
Since Saturday last. upon the body of
Townsepd y. Horton, who died from
Injuries received at the late disaster
At Carr's Rock, rendered at 4 O'Clock
this afternoon, the following verdict
w e find. from the evidence given,
that Townsend n. Horton, Of Salem
La Crosse County, Wisconsin, came
to his death from injuries received on
train u Of the Erie Railway, Della
ware Division, at Cars Rock, Penn
sylvania. on Wednesday, April 10
1868, at 3 80 A. NJ, said train being
thrown from the track By rail being
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Mexican NeWs-SnbmlssiOn OF gen.
JuaFez to Supreme Government.

San FRANCECo, April 25.-Mexi-
can intelligence, by the steamer Colo
rado. confirms the reported submis-
sion OF Gen. Juarez to the supreme
Government of the State of Querrereo.
Gen. Acre accepted the submission
on behalf of the General Govern
ment. La order to prevent further
bloodshed, Junenz had disbanded the
troops. Affairs are quiet IN Quefre-
REQ. No opposition will be made
/ against Alvarez. Advices from Quo
dolajara state that elnaloa5 IA eem-
mand Of the forces. was ordered to
/ ioin Corona. which he refused to do.
I Sentera and Velasco collected a force
of about thirteen hundred. leyying
contributions on the inhabitants Of
the Bajio, which compels the General
/ Government to hold back the troops
for the new campaign.
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CINCINNATI.
Death OF a Well-KnORH Citizen
PIize Fight 20 Take Place To-Day.

CINc1NNATI, April 26.-Capinin j.
G. CulbertsOn, Well-knoWn citizen Of
this city, died last night, aged ~. He
entered the army as ensign Of The Z2d
regiment. on the breaking out Of the
war, in 1912, and was afterwards COM
missioned Captain. lie was one Of
the organizers Of the old Franklin
Bank Of this city.
The prize hght between Keating
and Hollingwood will take place To-
morrow, at point abort fifteen miles
below the city, on the Kentucky side
The parties win leave White Hall, Op-
posite the foot Of Fifth Street, Ia
boats, at 8 o'clock in the morning.
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HOUSE
Sunday Nights Dispatches
Important by Atlantic Tel
egraph.

The Abyssinian War.
Prize Fight to Take Place
Near Cincinnati.
The Election in Georgia
r publican Victory.
Stanbery's Health ImpgoV-
ing.
He Dictates Words for His
Answer.
Death Of Mrs. George d.
Prentice.