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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, James-slip.
II $50 A. N. Mail Tran for GreenpOft
1870 a. M. Norhpou, Hantn ztos, AID Glen Core
$500 p m. Express Riveheat.
AGO p Ia. Horihpor; HuLilrgton. and Glen Cora
$50 m. Farnngiale. and way stations - .,..
Al trains with branch ~ Hempsed SUNDAY ThAish
a for NonbpOu, huntington .id G,sn geye, .,,.,,
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TRAINS LEAVE NRw.roRK
For New Haven and Bndgspo (BE) II 30 1;ly fEI)
ycr Milford s,s'rd Tsi.d s'u,Apo ,sa w",psu l. I,n.
yH NoT.,i Ells u:S a. Il, ii'lS HI)a Qz) hs.
For Darisn, T. ., ili0 a N JU, as, $50 D.
yor Stanford, - Hr( ll:or n 1915. CH1) ,:lS o. Br)
31 t:b (BIl tN $50 $50 . (Hxl
yor ar.s..ish ,nd Asrnsdss saaoaA ip - sls 1w
CONNECTING rRAEs
Yer sos'es VIA spnsEt.s sAn lsLl stsI)sea
Yer Hartford and sph,st.h g. n, (aIl itS CBI)spn
p. - 10 Forissmptoa y
for H,fors Povian" sDd rsAin Railroad s(EI) n ISIS
-
y:r s:uH.r's E'uLs,dOa ,sd s.saina.ss R.lrsss u
FOR css. Rarssd, n, ils H., 10 Esr,Aaup,oa .ad VII
hsmssuruh
Yor Hos,,osis Railroad "a n. sud3pn ID.
ref Gassaissk Railroad. a N, D. IRr 4;~Im
FOR Danbury and ForwAh Railroad, !, Ga m, t:w
Yer New Canssa Railroad, a N, 1915. t;x u.
cOnasdisus sleeping Cars attached % n talA
IAhKA q HOYT InAaK liant
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03

HoT hame-
Smoked. 70. 1913 !
Picked. 020
Bacou.-s.....2udzki a ~ \
ShouherS.....l50l8l /
Larded........2l022
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FROM SAN kaAxcrsco
Mine ON Firs-Th,-s SIX Persons Dead
Fearful pcsass.

Mine ON Fsrs-Thsrts six Persons Dead
Fearful scsuss.
BAN FRANcrsco, April - Yellow Jacket Nine.
at Gold HILL Neyads, box fire this morning.
The FIRE extended 10 Kdf tuck and Crown Point
mines.
Eleven bodies have b}en removed and others
seen at the bottom Of Kc tuck shaft, but the spec
tators were unable TO rem bve them in conseq
OF the intense heat.
Latest from Gold Hill reports thirty six known
to be dead.
Hopes are entertained hat the flames viii soon
be subdued, but when o hope OF saving life is
abandoned the mouth of he mines will be closed,
to smother the cobfsgrs, on.
The three burning mid are unconnected with
Others under ground. Yrglnia City Ia deserted,
the people having gone render assistance.
The scenes at the md Xth OF the mine are fear
ful from the number of |ntic wives aud children.
The confusion 10 30 grey that the rolls cannot be
called.
SAN Francisco, April S-The Ere at the Gold
Hill mines still RACES bue is confined mostly TO the
yellow Jacket mine. wing TO Q cave the fire.
men are unable TO reA& the flames. Eighteen
dead bodies have beenn taken from the burning
mines, nine from one drS
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PERENPToRY sALs OF 700 CASES Doors. SHOES
AND BRosASs.-It seems that the attractions
offered at the turf and Fair Grounds are destined
to an eclipse from the formidable rivalry which
Messrs. Louis Stern & Bro. are presenting in their
famous mart, 80 Magazine and 96 Gravier streets.
This morning at ten O'Clock another splendid in
voice Of the above goods just received from the
manufacturers North, will be disposed Of to the
highest bidders. We had the pleasure Of in
specsing portion of these goods and can safely
remark that for desirable styles and durability
Of texture they are particularly attractive.
Buyers are advised to be present en- masse on this
occasion ~ no limit or reserve will oppose their
interest.
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RAMrE PLANr.-0n previous occasion we took
pleasure in referring to th is new textile lately IN
troduced to Southern sgricuiturists we now di.
rect public attention to the advertisement Of Mr..
J. Gurin, announcing the arrival of 100000 roots
from the famous Louisiana nursery, which he
oers at reduced figures to all who are inclined to
test the acknowledged virtue of this remarkable
plant. At bis Office, No. 81 Custsmhouse street,
the full blooming Rame can be inspected. More
delicate in fiber than our indigenous staple. pos
sessing all the beauty and finish Of the finest linen
and rivalng in its natural luster even the richest
foulard.
The most important feature presented by the
Boehmeria Tenacessims is its perennial capacity
and peculiar adaptation TO our soil, requiring inf
nitey less labor In its cultivation than domes
tic cotton, and also invulnersble to any attacks
from the insect species.
Parties interested in the propagation of the
ramie, we would advise to call st the locality
mentioned. feeling satisfied that great deal Of
valuable information can be obtained on the
subject.
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ST. JANIS HOTEL.


The LAST NIGHT OF THE FAN AT 0DD FELLOWS
HALL-Let 1t not be forgotten that tonight is the
very last opportunity that will be afforded to our
citizens to donate something to this fair. We
trust that IT viii be taken advantage Of quite gen.
orally. There could not be q plessanter place
than Odd Fellows Hall in which to spend the
evening and If you don't believe 1t go there your
self, look at the ladies'. drink some punch-and if
you cont feel perfectly contented with the whole
world and with yourself, why, we are no judge of
OF human nature.
As you enter pause for moment at the Fairy
Dell, and take but wee drop OF the nectar sold
there, and then, invigorated and refreshed, finish
your tour of the room. But before you leave do
not forget to call at the Crescent table, where If
Misses O'Brien and O'Neal have not table spread
that will completely satisfy your inner man, you
must be ard to please. But you would be guilty
Of q serious fault If you even for moment CON-
templated closing your visit without halting at
the St. Vincent table. where Mesdsmes Msrkey
and Lucy, dispense good things.
. Go to the fair tonight by all means.
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HARKETA

LONDON, April s-Noon.-Co Consols 92l; bonds
LIVERPOOL. April s-voon. Cotton quiet
Middling uplands l2i@l2f middling Orleans
changed.
LTvERrooL, April s-Afternoon n-Cotton easier
but not lower. Lard 72s. Pork loss.
BAvRs, April g. Cotton unchanged.
FRANKFORT, April s.-Bonds dull at S7f.
PARIS, April 6.-Bourse steady. Rents 70.22.
LIVERPOOL, April 6-Evening-Cstton dull !;
middliDg uplands l2td.; midding Orleans i2id.
HavSs, April s-Evening.-cotson closed un.
changed.
HxvANA, April 7.-sugar frmer; No. IL. 81
reals. Sterling exchange llt0ll3 premium;
Paris par; q. 8. currency. 60 days 24G23s dis
count. The yose de Cuba urges conascason Of
property because sbsentees are selling.
LONDON April s-Evening -Consuls 93}; bonds
f34s 900. ~ .ls
NEw YORK. April s-Evsning. firm,
sales 27o0 bales, middling uplands 2s}c.; -four
Sc 35G7; wheat favors buyers; corn unchanged
new white Southern ssc.; pork firm t3l; lard
dropping, kettle lsl@ls}c.; whisky quiet. 923c.;
rice dull, Carolina stQ94c.; sugsr. fair demand |;
81 l6l@2 Az freights dull; cotton, steam. SIG I;
sugar firm, Porto Rico l22c., Muscovado ll4c.;
molasses steady, cisyed, 37c.. New Orleans 4lG
Naw YORK, April s.-Evenipg.-G Governmsnts
closed firm bat dull. 62os of 1862. ll9i; Of 1884,
li4l; OF 1865. ll6A do. new ll34; Of 1867 and
1868 same. l0-4os 1854. Louisianss old, IL.
Stocks closed strong. Money tight and not 80 sc-
tive at gold. with exceptions in currency. Gold
strong 1921 Sterling very dull and declined to
l07E. fa'l .rf...si ~
MOBILE. April s.-coston market dull; demand
limited. Sales $50 bales. Low middlidgs 2640
26Ac. Receipts $40 bales. Exports 259 bales.
LOUISVILLE, April e-Sales 200 hhds. tobacco
at $46l4. Pork s21 so. Bscon-Shouders 1896:
clear ribbed sides l7c- clear sides l73c. Bulk
Shoulders l2ic. clear ribbed and clear sides 64c.
Flour IS 50G6. Corn 65066c. Sugar l340l5tc.
molasses 75G1S5c. Whisky SSc.
CINCINNATI, Anril 8. Flour s6 2596 80. Corn
6lc. Oats 63G6sc. Sugar l3g0l54c. Molssses
s0@s5o. Whisky SIC. Provisions unchanged.
sr. LOUIS. April s.-Flour 81 5065 l23. Corn
63tG64c. Oats 63G65c. Barley 81 TO- Rye 81 259
q. Whisky ssc. Groceries quiet and I'M
changed. Pork $3l. Bulk clear sides 15c. Ba-
con shoulders l3ac.; clear ribbed sides l63c.;
clesr sides lie. Lard l7c.
MxPnIs. April s.-Cotton dull and nominal !;
receipts Az bsles; exports 1917 bales
CHICAGO. April s.-Flour Is 1905 75. Wheat
81 06Gl 064. Corn 52@523c. Oats 5lic. Bye
81 l5@l l6. Barley 81 g. Hishvinoes $50. Mo-
iasses sl@l 05. Sugar l4@l5t. Pork $50 259
80 so. Lard l7ac. Hams 16tGlec. Bulk shout
ders ll&0lllc.
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paintings or drawings offered for exhibition bv
90 doing the public eye will not be shocked by
the exhibition Of beastly attempts ct painting.
Of which there are several examples 10 the arr
gallery; among them the portrait OF q lady which
we can nken only 70 the bearded woman half
shaved, yet unwashed and holding quid Of to.
bscco in her month. There IL also landscape
scene which resembles more an omeette Gur fines
herbes than anythicg else. We believe in en-
ccursgiDg merit, but murderers Of art should be
compelled TO tie their productions around their
neck, with q few additional pounds OF rocks, and
made to attempt the swimming Of the Mississippi
The moulded nre bricks manufactured at the
gas compaDy's works, which are piled up outside
Of the north wall of the department B." deserve
better place and should receive Il. Messrs. E.
b. Wheelock d Co. have since our last issue en-
tered their celebrated Argyle Bitters, and q Mo-
bile firm some fine cCnfsctioner1ess
The velocipede exhibition took place IN the az
ternoon on the dancing platform The following
named gentlemen entered for the prize. q silver
goblet to be awarded to the most skilled and
graceful rider: g. H. Dunbar. Henry Sausberry,
+. b. Webster. l.. b. Fairchild, T. L. Jones, Ed
ward Cbapmsn. A. Costa, F. A. T. Dunbar. -
The prize was awarded to Mr.. 7. L. Jones.
THE RACE.
Running race-Best 2 in g. mile Prem
ium. $3.50. First horse. $500; second horse $50.
Entries Bismarck, years old, carrying ,114
pounds-by James Nelligan.
Bay horse, no name, by Capt. Beard, 4 years
Oiu, Cdff 1Oo pOuuub-uy WaffAoh.
Sorrel horse. no name, BY EDdorser, years
old-by James Conlisk.
First He0t- Bismarck, first, time 1:5lA bay
horse, no name, second sorrel horse. no name,
third.
Second Hedt-Bismsrck, first time ls54}; bay
horse, no name. second sorrel horse, no name,
third.
AWARDS FOR THOROUGH BRED HoRsss.
81. Yonphul, Jr., New Oreaus; best stallion,
FIVE years and over; blue ribbon.
@. II. Buck, New Orleans; best stallion three
years old. and under four; blue ribbon. .cl
w. c. Lipscomb, New Orleans; best stallion
two years old, and under three blue ribbon.
Wade Harrison. Jefferson county, Miss; best
stallion one year old; blue ribbon. Ll.l8 "a
James l.. Ficklen, Of Kentucky, best mare Eve
years old and over, " Minnie !" blue ribbon.
w. G. Lpscomb. New Orleans best mare two
years old, and under three years; blue ribbon.
To-day the programme will. consist OF exhibi-
tons in the arena at IL O'Clock: lis.
j. For horses raised 10 Louisiana exclusively.
q Special premium offered by G. A. Breaux for
saddle horses.
g. Trottipg race, mile heats. $3.50 to first horse,
$50 TO second horse. 10 harness, and will be free
for all trotters, three or more to start.
L. Special premium offered by e. A. Tyler (sil-
yer wine case) for veiocipede race. Dash OF two
miles; not less than seven entries.
Dancing on the platform to 6 to l0P.M. 4
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Three New Indictments by the Grand
Jury.


Yesterday usfning tie Grand Jury fer this
parish presented 10 the Ffnt Distrist Court three
new indictments against G. n. WicklifIs, nuditor
of the State.
The frat charges Mr.. W,skline with misde-
mesnor In of6ce, In hsung apon the treasurer
without authority waT,ant No. aSx, for the sum OF
s1s2, dated March IL, 1869, prrportng TO be In
lishing laws Of the General Assembly of tAs State
in the Empire Parish, in numbers 2Sto 80, ss Der
bills on fife in the anditor'r once.
The second Indictment sSo for ms.iemesncr IN
once. charges Mr.. Wickiife With issuing upor the
treasurer, without authority, warrants No. 217,
for $50; No. ISIS, for ESQ Nss 3825 fer t3i all
IN favor Of Patrics Leonard, asd purpo.ting to b
in part payment for publishing laws OF tts General
Assembly, also n the Empire Pa,ish.
The third Indictment Is for ex.crtion 10 office,
and charges Mr.. Wickli6e "for the sake OF gain
ing extoried. received and taken OF and from one
Patrce Leonard certain certificate Of indebted
ness Of the State Of Louisiana, dated auditors
Office, Feb. Is. 1869. and numbered $50. for the
sum Of $53l, for iesuins to the said Patrice Leo
nard for publishing the laws OF the State, stc.,
certificate Of Indebtedness for 2o3l squares, at 81
per square, the said certifcae amounting to $500,
all contrary TO the form and statute Of the State
and further, that afterwards. on the 18th March,
1863, the said @. M. wicklise unlawfuy, curruptly
and extensively did extort and receive end take
from the said Patrice Leonard certain certificate
Of indebtedness Of the State Of Louisiana, dated
auditors ofice, March 10. 1859. and numbered
23l, being for the sum Of s7sz and Fifty cents fer
issuing 70 the said Pstrice Leonard certidcae OF
inde Diedness of the State, dated 10Th March, I9s9
numbered 2so, being for s7e2, in part payment
for publishing laws Of the General Assembly of
the State in The Empire Parish, contrary 70 the
form of the statute Of this State.
A capiss was Immediately issued by the court,
and the therif; ahout one O'Clock, produced the
body Of Mr.. Wicklife into court. Security having
been given by Mr. Wickifs, he was released from
durance.
We learn that from fifteen to twenty similar
charges against Mr.. Wickline are before the Grand
JuIy.
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Rsmored Retssra shd Talk OF . Direc-
tory-Diseussioa sf the{ Constitution In the
Cortss
LONDON, April s.-Advicks from Madrid give the
report that Marshal Ser@hno, president Of the
council Of ministers, and ASmirai Lopete, minister
of marine are about to RESIN, and that directory
Is being formed TO take cbntrol Of the govern
ment.
MADRID, April s.-Tbe discussion upon the
constitution. which comuiebced in the constituent
cortes on Monday, hss become warm. Senior
Castillas an eminent Repuk kcan, made q speech
yesterday strongly In OPPOSITION to that instru-
ment. The spanish oyyrnment ID determsd to
dsallow the introductiot OF any amendments
which have the effect Of oerng the spirit Of the
constitution.
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N.Y. E. d. Webster claims that he was removed
from the assessorship Of the thirty-seeond On. VI
district through A. 7. Stewart's influence. Mr..
Webster says that when he was In the customs
department dispute arose in regard to govern
ment duties, in which be compelled Stewars to toe
the mark. Much sympathy exists for Webster,
and John F. Cleveland. Horace Greeley's brother
in-law. has offered TO decline, provided Wsbster's
war against the brokers, in the interest of the
government has materially damsged him. -.Ia-
Mrs. Dolly Chandler and one hundred and ninety
four other women have sent reInonstrance to the
Massachusetts Legislature against woman suf-
frsge, believing that II would :. diminish the pu-
rity, the dignity aud the moral influence Of
women, and bring into the family circle a dan
gerous element Of discord, without securing ad-
. di,ional strength. efficiency. or wisdom 90 the
goverpment Of the nsiion.p and ask to DO let
alone " 10 the condition allotted to Us by nature,
by custom, and By religion"
The New York Herald hears rumor that Sena-
tor Sprsgue contsmplates buying up the old
National ntelligepcer, IN order to run IL on new
departure for the presidential sucee ssion.
Ihe Evening Post has long article denpuncing
the editor Of the Tribune. After quoting various
extracts from the Tribune the Post says: For
eight years the Tribune has, with singular aud
persistent mBlignity, labored to ruin aud break
down the great Republican party. IL Is fact,
beyond dispute. that the Republican party owes
its existence and predominance o.day 10 the cir
cumstsnce that In statesmen aud leaders have
always rejected the Tribune's edvice."' ifrr.
The Republicans of Michigan elect Thomas NJ.
Cooley justice Of the supreme court, and Jonas q.
McGowan and Joseph Estabrook regents Of the
State university, by probably the usual majority.
They also elect the circuit judges In nearly ali the
circuits In Detroit the total vote was only 2775 !;
last fall II was over IL 600. The Democratic ma
jority on justice Of the supreme court is 2SI.
The municipal election 10 Cleveland resulted In
the reelection of Mayor Rubred, Democrat, By
about 1900 majority.
The president on the 9Th withdrew the nomina-
ton of Dingsley, Minister Haie's son .ia-law, as
secretary Of legation at Madrid, in place Of Perry.
No reasons were given. IL Is believed by some
senators tonight that Hale and Perry will both be
removed in sh hort time. and 6bellabsrger is promi-
neptly mentioned as Hale's successor.
The president has recalled Minister Watts from
Vienna, and is considering the propriety Of recall
ing Minister hale from Madrid.
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TEE KIcKAPoos MAKE ASorHER RAID ISro
1ExAs.- The mcessant and incorrisbe thieves,
lately made Of their periodic raids into;
Uvsde county. stealing horses right and left.
They literally stripped several ,anchos on the
Rio Frio and Nueces. and gave q Mr.. Elsoi hard
run for his life. ln AL, they carried OF 10 or 80
head Of gentle saddle horses.
e5GeneTal Mckenzie and some 30 soldiers guided
by sundry Of the settlers, who were the sufferers
by the cash of the " Los" look up the rail- and
followed II to where II cr ,ssed the Rio Grsnde.
above Eagle Pass. At the river the pursuit was
halted, OF course, for army regulations do not
provide for following th sse robbers ioto Mexico;
though their village is " thin striking disiance.-,
fSsn Antonio Express, April 2.
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tive element

DISCOVERY OF sILvER MINES IN CALIyoRsIA.-
dispatch from San Frarcsco says that new and
rich developments In the silver revion have
caused people to rnsh there In great numbers
from ten 10 fifteen thousand are already located
here. Stormy weather continues. and the ro ads
are almost impossible. The whole distance be-
tween Elks and Hamilton 10 lined With stalled
teams, and wagons loaded with merchandise are
nearly buried in mud. Pneumona a prevails to an
alarming extent. Several cases OF smallpox are
reported at Hsmilton. About ESQ, 600 acres Of
government land were sold during March At the
land Office at visalia, California Silv5r mines
have been discovered 10 the mountains near
sonoma, about seventy miles from San 1nncisco.
There is great rush Of people there, and claims
are rapidly staked Of. A meeting has been held
TO frame district mining laws.
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Two races to-day. A hurdle race, with the
same conditions as that run on Tuesdsy-thst is,
two mile dash. eight hurdles. weight for ages.
The entries are Transit, Chdtmette and the En-
dorser colt. These are the same horses that ran
on Tuesday isss but II viii be noticed that Edin-
boro, the winner of that day. is not in. Transit is
by lcng odds the favorite. being worth In pool
Of sl77 $ls5 to Chalmette at 335 and the Endorser
colt ST.
The other race viii be mile heats, three In I've.
Lttls Mack and John Kilgour win run for this.
The following pools, sold last night, show that
public opinion is very varied as to the merits of
the horses:
Little IS 100 las 1S5 lac
John kgour. as 70 l30 205 l5
The race will commence at sharp three.
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yoLuSrEER No. 2 TO YoUE Posr.-As she notes
Of the alarm bell are sounded at the Fair. Grounds
on Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Il. L. Brown, the
polite agent of the Fire Exiinsuisher, will pro-
duce his famous apparatus and demonstrate to
the spectators there assembled the uadoubted
prscticability Of his invaluable machioe. A
building has been erected expressly for tho occa-
sion, and as the forked flames are licking II with
their fiery tongues and devourins Its Substance,
the ircredulous will behold q simple piece Of
mechanism ersndy triumphing over this dsstruc-
tive element.
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srvR& zEw..

LOUISVILLE, April s. River falling fast, with
1bt feet Of water in tbo canal.
ST. LOUIS. April ST. liver still rising.
CAIRO. April s.-PasvDd up Mississippi Rich
mond and Baker. Dow3: W. r. Arthur. River
rose three inches. Wei &ther clear.
MEnPHIs, April s.-vfssther cloudy and warm.
Passed up: Westmore&and. Down Emma No.
3 and Great Repu5cs River rising fast-now
within eight feet OF high water mark.
VIcKssURG, April 81 Passed up: Psrgoud at
P. NJ. Down: Comm tnwealth at l this A. NJ,
and Groesbeck at / p. " River rising.
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The gentlemen who have been appointed as.
sistant msrshals Of the parish detachments, the
division marshsls, and the aids to the grand mar
shal for the ceremony Of celebrating the 5Oth an
Diversary Of the ordination of his holiness Pope
Plus the Ninth. are requested to meet this Friday
evening, April the 9th, at the office. No. II Ex-
change Place. on business Of importance.
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ter solo- Weather calm. No arrivals or depar-


PHILADELrHrL, April S.-Gerald Eaton w2s
hung day for the murder of Heepsn. I'd
Tvichelrs death was caused BY strychnIne.
MONTGOMERY, April 8.-Seversl seizures were
made here 10 day for violation OF tn internal
revenue law by order of Supervisor Ssffold. The
seizures consisted Of several hundred packages Of
whisky, tobacco and cigars.
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Teeth clouded with Impurities are only for those
who will not take the trouble to keep them in per-
feet order by the daily use of sozodont. As GER
tainy as fresh breeze drives the morning mist
fIom the face Of nature. this hygeian preparation
will remove every blemish from the dental surface
and keep the teeth always pure and spotless.
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Coon News FOR CosFEDEsArB PUsoxERs.
Mr.. Daniel g. Kume, of Chicago, ILL.,, publishes an
advertisement addressed to those Contedersie SOL
diers who we're prisoners Of war at Camp Douglas,
Chicago. H., 70 the friends Of such soldiers who
were deprived Of all or portion Of their money
or property under the plea Of forfeiture or other
wise. He states they viii hear something to their
Chicago, H.
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SOUTHWEST Pass. 4pril acknowledgements
SOLO. Wind east and light. Sailed: Bark Mon
tero.
PAss-AL'OurRE, Arm s.--weathsr calm. Tide
low. Steamship Pacific still on the bar. No ar
rivals or departures. s.stt
SOUTHWEST Pass, krrn Sc r. N.-Bxome-
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II h said that another national bank ls soon 10
be organized in Chicago, under the control Of an
bas national bank already, with ample circula-
ton, which be wishes TO tzsnsfer TO thst city,
Its capital and the precise time when II will go
into operation can not be made known for sfeu
days.
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FROM PHILi oELPHIA.
Tw,eh.n CAeas{sAs H.ssm.n.

PHILADELPHIA. April 1-Twichell, who was to
have been executed todB for the murder OF his
wife's mother, was fo4nd dead in his cell this
morning. ...--s
Itis supposed that friei lda who visited him yes.
terday left poison with Nm.