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atoms average about forty five feet. In
January Il Is frozen: IN February II
breaks with food, which continues un-
Ill May. when il falls; ia June il rises,
AMI ia July II falls, aud continues very
low until November, wien it commences
rising. aud continues IN good. stage am
It,I il irecvcs. Tie least low water on
|thc bars betweeI Its mouth and Padu-
lcah. Is GO feat; bctWccn that point am
Louisville. ~: between Louisville aud
Cincinnati. 30. and thence 10 Wheeling,
10 foot. 4hcre are Ion. intervals, then.
IN which the navigation Of the upper
Ohio Is virtually suspended. aud this
Is true to some extent wit: regMd to tlc
lower prltiOn of the river; Lu. still the
fneilitics for communicating Z witt, tho
southern market are greatly in favor Of
the towns situated below tn" ia l..
Another consideration. naturally pre-
SCENTS iiiclf. How readily can the union
be effected between tho coat and iron
ores! Since the opening OF The rich de-
posts Of spccular ore in Missouri, aud
on lnc borders Of Lake Superior, the
iron inanuiacturc has undergone COM
lp'ctc revolution. II has been found
more economical to bring the rich ores
from distance than TO rely on the lean
ores which, may occur in the vicinity Of
the fuel. Hence, the Lake Superior ores
aftor having undergone a lake transport
tatiOn OF seven hundred. and even a
thousand miles, are conveyed by rail one
hundred and fifty and two hundred
miles into the interior. Pittsburgh is
the ino>culating point where the ores
rom Lake Superior meet those ffom the
Iron Mountains Of Missouri. The pro-
posed terminus Of the Indiana Mineral
Railway Is seven hundred and twenty
five miles nearer the Missouri deposits
than Pittsburgh, and is also seven hun
dred and twenty-five miles nearer the
southern and:cxtremc western markets
whore there is demand for all the pig
and mallcable iron that can be produced
The furnaces on the banks Of the Missis-
sippi, below st. Louis, would become
the consumers Of large amounts OF block
coal, and the bargcs which conveyed the
coal wOnldereturn laden with iron ore
Considering the cheapness Of river navi.
CATION, less than O.O3 mills per ton per
mile, it is believed, that on the banks Of
the lower Ohio the union between the
coal and iron con be accomplished II A.
less cost than at Pittsburgh; Mt a less
cost than in the Mahoning..or Shem ango
valleys and that here will soon be laid
the foundation Of prosperous mining
and manufacturing industry.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
N dcrsigncd will apply for license at
the June term, 1871, Of the Dubois
County Commissioners, under the pro-
visions Of an act entitled IAN act Ia
regulate and license the sale Of spirith-
Gus, vinOus. malt, and other Intoxicating
liquors." The place Of sale will be upon
the premises occupied BY him, the pre-
else location of which is rs follows: In
bar-room, on the south-half Of lot No.
80, on the east side of the Public Square,
as shown by reference to the recorded
town plat Of tho town Of Jasper, Bain-
bridge township. Dubois county. Inli-
ana. ANDREW j. McNERNEY.
March II. 1e71-3ws.
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OCCHC Is 4 SrlxCLAST. and OF itself nsy faii 10
ID effect cure. but kUcha. when seispiineatsy e.r.
bned with bromide of Potassium and other ingi edcs,s
produces .rdaiys eject, and esus<s hsahAy aeiivR
thus increasing the powers of Digestion aliayLE ir.,s
tlo reducing ell unnatural we1Gs. stopping rain snA
the human body TO he greater Than the wses TIT, Pre-
vrnting decomposition snd decay, aud gives ,.sr,h.
m-nt. health and vigor to the rysten.
Ny RtCnC il good fer all dissas arising fros, Il
such weskness and ein in the HACK and lsrs
Trembling Ia the region Of the Heart. week Nsr,ss
Palid Ccunensncc. Iryns,s Of the Skin. scrssuls,
syphilis, in III many forms. Ulcers, and Tuners.
your system Is Affected ny any Of The above symp-
ami disess-s relief is al hand. et bottle q M
lsuchu and Bromide Of Potassium at once aud y.u MAJ
rely on being cured
Iknow Just whet say. Ny record IS Csnpor nAsr
81 Medicine IL SECOND TO omsn in The Ssufhw cot.
Twenty-Five thirty Year, ago. ~ my fellow -esis~es
know full WELL found hs hind ihe pr. rcun,sr
In the city in which no~ dwell: have csrsd more pee
pie Of various diseases than all the py s;caps in Iecis
villv put together. Undoubtedly. fer every single ta
tisn that Louisville ply sicis has have hundred
am no upsart % yesterday. Ny Medicines a suc-
cesss great success Louisville IL not large enough fu
Patent Medicine Trade here tine another has tried
by copsing AFTER here In Louisville compete
but after another their guns have been siiene
and u, r efforts have been sbvrti,e
Ny Medicines are good and answer The purpo~e-ila,
IL the secret Il my success. Ny reputation a. e-
p"unsrr of good reliable articles Is fully established
believe my Hucha and iromid, IL bots ssuu - A.
best article in the market fer The O: all dsss.
cs Of the urinary VI gentle urinsry such a
Nocturnal Incontinencs. lrr:taby sof -. Hsdces ana
Crehra. inflammation VI the Pesis q the adrsy, ssA Al
that class Of diseases.
buy dollar bo:ils aud be cured. Iss per rse:s.s
III all cases JOHN ~ Al. ~. -.
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HALL TOWNSHIP.

20 El:Eil'1S aud Expenditures Of Hall
"a Township. dubois county, Indiana
for the fiscal year ending March LIST
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Worm Destroyer
EXTRACT OF A LETTER IRON GEORGIA.

ExTRACT OF LITTER PkOA GEORGiA.
vuLAxcw, wAlaGa Co.. Ga.
June 70.
Ia. IoRx RrIL-psar Sir: have recently eissa :. ~
WORN Destroyer several trials and lind IL w~nee friy
edfcsrions Il has f-il-4 in single iEsfsnes to hass
the wished FOR effect en- doing pretty large esen'rs
practice and have daily s0ss article Of the k,s4
am, cir, most respectfully
JtllCR r. CLEYyWf y.
r. 8. So unqualified and numerous sre The tesiirs-
malls IN favor IL my Worm Destroyer that eewsrspG
space IL entirely too Email &c tell its merits.
II Ia 80 infallibs remedy for Worms. Try u srl -
conviAcea. See my Jearssl tor Q rcre full de.erptss
JOaN DglA-
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an John w. Drclz is going l. Gin
c.mnati atlcr u stock Of dry goods, A.,
next week. Ills store room, Oh the Pub
lie Square, Is being fitted up very neatly.
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IIlcenSc NOtfcC.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned will apply for license
at the June term, 1871, Of the Dubois
County Commissioners, under the pro.
visions OF an act entitled IAN act to reg
ulate and license the sale Of spirituous.
vinous. malt, and other Intoxicating IL
quOrs." The place Of sale will be upon
the premises occupied by him, the pre-
else location OF which is as follows: In
his Clothing store, Oh Mcdonald street,
in the town Of Jasper, Bainbridgc town
ship, Dubois county, Indiana.
JOHN ROESER.
Naryh ". l81l-3ws.
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o. Hon Gilbert ID. Robertson, Rep
rcscntativc from Warrick county in tho
Legislature. died al his residence In
Boonville, on tho morning OF The 9th in
slant
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BULLS
SARSAPARlLLA!

~. Locfs, April -
N. Joss BrLL.-rcar Sir. Knowing the e0eies<y 4
your Sarsararla and the healing and beneficial ssaH
tics possessss1 send yeu the following statement II
my ease.
was wounded about two yssrs aec-wss sstes prs.
oner aud confined for six months. BEING moved 81.
ten, my wounds hare not healed yet. have %
moment since I was wounded. an shot thrsueh The
hips. ny general health IL impaired. and need ssns.
thing to assist nature. have faith IL yocr
ssparilla than anything else. wish that b gems
inc. Please express half dozen bottles and obies
CAprAsx &. r. JOHNSON,
rs. Mr.. johnson was the Of Q skiIlsal sprgesa
HE mother recommended her friends and for many
years used my Ssrrapsri'is With perfect 10
Scrofua and Feversores MR. johnson that The
cures effected were almost miraculous. Resc my Jour
nal for extended information end advice in your
Ny Journal contains certificates Of eminent perecns.
ministers And medics. meu-men who are knows here ID
this community for integrity and veracity. have
Gently received . remarkable certificate from -
eminent gentleman Of Louisville. JOHN Bell.
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GREENCASrLE, ISD.
NK. s. s. FITCH'S Family Physician 30
IL pages; sent ny mail free. Teaches how TO cure
all diseases Of the person skin hair comrexicn
Write to ia Broadway, New York.
oDR Use the "vegcta.ie O1O
1CAO Pulmonary BalsaM." LOU
The old standard remedy for Coughs Colds, Consump-
lion. Nothing BETTER" CCTiER BsOs Co., Boston
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VTNhe propreorosthi. ediess jrssly cs.s
for superiority ~rsil rruGss erensrc 10 ,ls
public for The sASR cEKfAK Asys
aud Fever Chile and Fever wLs,h~r Of skcrt or ~
standing lie refers to the entire and Busr,
western country 10 tesr him Testimony The truth 81
the sssercn that IN whssvsr III t fail esrs
the directions strictly fellow ID cut. In greet
many cases single desc has been sIesnt for ssrs
and whole families have hern cured - . single tstls
with psrfsc, restoration 81 The general hssh IL 10
IL Its n continued in snsller do,rs for ~rsk
after the disease has been checked more especially in d
acu and long sfsndins EQUALLY. this mseisrs
will require any aid TO Keep the how vs in gsse
should the patient. however. require esibsfte Cd
cine after having aksn hre. four dssss 81 the 1sr
single dose Of BULLS VEGETABLE fAElLY riiIS
will be Sufficient.
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J A = p Il R /:
1--WE devote great deal of our pa.

II We devote great deal Of our pa
per this weok - sxA-Sets from tho no-
port Of DR.. Foster. This Is vcry..ablc
document, ..and should the Indiana Mine
raj Railway Company never be Of any
other service to our people, they should
have universal thanks for this effort to
make known the value of tho minerals,
the development Of which would bring
untold wealth into our midst, and which
now lies dormant. This grateful feeling
will, We arc sure, be accelerated by tile
patent fact this Report will, as far as our
county is concerned, equally benefit all
or any of the several railroad companies
who are proposing different routes
through our territory, rs each route will
be contiguous to these vast nincra, de-
posts, which arc even more extensive
than the Report indicates.
RocKPoRr RAILRoAp.-Cincin..ati has
at last, through the persistent efforts and
solicitations of DR.. Sabin, raised the SUBJ
|scriptions Of stock to this enterprise to
q sufficient amount to justify beginning
work, as soon rs the small balance Of do
nations, promised along the lire, is made
|up, and the right Of way secured, which
we are confident can be done in q few
days Of energetic work. In anticipation
Iof the beginning Of work, the stockhold.
ers on last Saturday elected the follow.
ing Directors, embracing as will be seen
some of the best business men in Gin
|cinnati, and who will meet for organiza-
ton in that city in few days:
Josiah Kirby, President Board..' Of
Trade; Robert Mitchell, of Rammelsberg
& Mitchell Jas. NJ. Glenn, Of VIM. Glenn
Il Sons; p. p. Lane, OF Lane h Bodily !;
w. II. Harrison, Of G. w. Rowland 4
Co. NJ. Klciner, Of Kleincr & Bro. S.
l.. Campbell, Baltimore + Ohio Rail-
road A. T. Goshorn, Prcsidcntof Board
Aldermen; L. q. DcBruler, u. T. Ker-
|chcval, f. II. Sabin, Geo. u. Bullock, and
John Wollcn, of Rockport.
Gt The chronological Journal and
Life illustrated for April, appears in i.s
usual becoming dress, and contains an
excellent variety Of reading matter with
several portraits. We would Instance
Misses Nilsson and Demorest. with por-
traits. Henry Burden and Elias p. Need
ham, two Inventors Of the Day the late
Boy Suicides; Edward G. Dclavan; Ital-
ians in New York; Tree planting in
America General ''Stoncwall' jackson |;
The Anglo-Saxon Civilization as typiflcd
In Alfred the Great; Slavery without o
master; VIM. X. Bowling, NJ. u. Alice
Cary, the poet; Genius and Honesty. A
good number. Price 80 cents; % year.
Sent half year, on trial, for 81. Ad-
dress s. X. Wells, $50 Broadway, N. Y.
o. Hon Gilbert u. Robertson, Rep
rcscntativc from Warrick county in the
Legislature. died III his residence in
ROoNyillp. vn tho MORNING ar the OH In
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stepping the sha!ey materials, an album
iihcc "a ilcsc ores can bc obtained nj
a.l inconsisl~rablc expense. Their aver
are yield In metal iron would DC about
th.rty-th,cc per cent. ard the per cent.
age nj clay and lime HIGH enter imtu
their composition, when mixed with The
sisccular orcs " Lake Superior or Mis-
suuri, would tcnd To c0rr,ct a lsndency
- rrd shoriuess ia ,thc mall bile rU,l,
which the latter class exhibits.
Ia the region at Llo0un,ici :lon,. the
LauLs Of Ore Greek, all these varieties
nrc to be found. Al Tcmplcton and
Giymsr's saw mill tho nodu.ar and b.oc,;
q = Ut great purity nrc tbun auty dis.
,ributed through tic sl,alcs.
The linOnites oecssr ON both sisles a
lhc creek (>cc. II, y. III - in beds from
six 10 ten feet ~ thickness ia u llatriA
Of white pottcrs ebay. These ores were
rrso.ted to when the Richlamd furnace
was IN blast. aud ! am assured by Mr..
lriOns, the mana. or, that a!tcr cas- ns
tho yield was about forty Per cent. VI
metallic iron.
Prot. Cox Indiana Report. 1870 give.
the following assay of this ore:
&c. 2563.
Loss BY ignition. water and organic
matter. mostly water 1i.sC
In soluble silicatcs l7.Ot
Serquioxide Of iron with some pro-
toxidc. and trace Of manganese $500
Alumina 2.cO
Carbonate of lime lCO'
Magnceia $50
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
To SELL REAL ESTATE.
State Of Indiana, Dubois County, So:
NOTlCE is hereby given that Poll,
~ Shoulders, administrators Of the
estate Of Thomas Shoulders, late Of Du-
bOis Co., deceased, las filed her petition
to sell the Real Estate of the dcccdcnt,
his personal being insufficient to pay his
debts; and that said petition will be-
heard at the next term Of the Court ot
Common Pleas Of said County.
Attest: Is. 3. EDMONsTON. Clerk
c. {. +. Dubois county.
Il. BrErTSER, Attorney.
March 10th, 1871 .3ws.
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- -" MsscELLANY.sgsp suI
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DESPERATE CONTEST IN pspvs

WASHINGTON, April 2O.-The insnr.
gents were driven from Asniers bv III .
heavy naval guns at Gennevilliers' snr.
ported by two columns of of VersaiIlists
whose heavy cross fire drove the irgur,,
sents zen across the Seine. Dombrowski led
.HS p roFlorn En hope. efTr 1gtea ,szIe9
~ H,,i1ur inur O'clock Wednesday all was oyer
.fbo ~ lilly iriy' The insurgents escaped through
iiT IT, pohye OF Maillot. sailsiT
n dne. Ie9risaillists won the whole ofstbe
uenle s', siillers peninsula. driving the in-
su!gen1s entirely to their own sidesofi the
The Commune has suppressed tho o,,;n
P~5asS.s s.s'fTfc fTc C9fff's' HolisadFhs en
A hot fghtoccurred between sta.f,,.;.;,,
Nationals from Asniers and the ci%;I'aIe sl'aLe
herents ofthe Com mune, the Nat; t;onpir .salI aq-
terng the gate crying "All is LOST Ta,,J q,
citizens responding HCowards. y The Iss.ilS w
tacle was horrible, the Nationals Ca ro,Sl = =
and the wounded .groaning in, the streatss s
A, A shell fell in the Fauboarg st. Honor
ihe commanding of the artilIerv
rnetully roetua was denounced rs atraftor and ar. ar
Nationals are retreating in lasoe
HTr ! z . - ID ~
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tan was of not much more use than sinner
He considered good education as means o.
grace, inasmuch as it enabled person to work
| efficiently where an illiterate man or woman
could not and should be used as any other
talent ssR .-3 .IAis 4h''.7 -
Mr. A. N. Carson, of Blount county, made
some timely and pertinent remarks on the sub
ject, urging zeal and renewed activity on the
part of parents, Sabbath School teachers and
scholars. itie toh ~ n.
Rev. Mr. Hoss thought Sunday School ought
to be miniature Theological Seminary. Chris
tians now knew more than formerly, but the
church membership were not as well posted on
doctrinal points as they were fifty years ago.
He did not think it good policy to ignore secta-
rianism so far as for parentsto neglect teaching
their children the doctrinal points of their own
churches LttAl -
Mr.. Joseph Richards thought the principal
design of Sabbath Schools was to teach the
young to love the Bible, which was to man
kind what railway guide was to traveller.
, Rev. Wm, B. Rankin thanked God for the
existence of the American Sunday School
Union, and hoped the banners of sectarianism
would soon be stricken down i.,i8 1..ar- IN
- The discussion being ended, a hymn. was
queries propounded read by Messrs. Heald and
Brewer. ~ 0li 1til iAI11 e.zS'iiii1y e-i
{ We give a few of the leading questions At
what age may person be regarded as too old
to attend the Sabbath School? Answer BY Mr..
LOSaH- WBcIl 100 Olu IOMdih. ass II rrt - Z
, When should a child begin attending Sunday
SCHOOL, Mr. Atwelt-When it can, be carried
safely. f..4r !, ,r,.I, o-....'..,-,r -ii
Is religious influence, ever destroyed by the
bad example of parents? Mr., ID. Richards
Yes .Go lhlt 1T ? +i s'- -''
NJ How soon does the grace of God operate on
the heart of q child 2 O.. III. Smith-Sooner
than is generally supposed. 'ii - il.lLn
When and by whom was the first Sunday
School in East Tennessee commenced21 D Not
answered fully, DR.. Humes said more than fifty
years ago. ~ s.-.5Zst ffiJi5-rl9 bue al
ID. Richards-By persistent efforts l.-r - VI,
How should County Corlyentions be called
Mr.. Minnis-By one school making call. -.
Should prizes be given scholars for prof.
cheney !? DR. Baily-They should. lo7' e
What course should be pursued with adult
shcolars who can't read Boyd-Teach them to
read. T, ,-glsIrairodeI bag 80 rg y'iHe "-
After singing a hymn the Convention ad-
journed until this morning at 8;45. Rev j, L.
Eads ,pronouncing the benediction.
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" HOME NEWS ?
of a Forger i'm New York City.

NEW YORK, April 2O-A man giving
his name as Berrian Gay, claiming to be a
merchant from Archer, Florida, has been
arrested here on the charge of forging a
check for S., 900 on Samuel -Rosevelt& & Co.
Since his!arrest several other merchants
have entered similar charges against Gay.
New ORLEANS, April 20.-A crevasse
occurred fneaf the bonnet Of Carre Point,
on the left bank, thirty-eight miles above
the city. The Jackson Railroad Company
have offered to furnish the means, and am
effort will be made to close it.
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xHENINa SESSION.


Taes CONVENTION assembled at the appointed
hour, at the Methodist Episcopal Church, the
President in the chair.
The meeting was opened by singing the hymn
beginning How sweet the Ginning Sabbath
belle and devotional exercises by Rev. j. H.
Smith.
The Vice President requested delegates to
furnish reports of their respective schools to
the committee on statistics before the opening
of the morning session, and desired those who
had not been assigned to homes to report to the
committee of arrangements ut the conclusion ef
the session. = "a
The following was the subject of discussion
''Objects of the Sunday School. Are we .suf-
iciently alive to the value Of the Sunday School
as ar agency for bringing souls to Christ"
The discussion was opened by Rev. j. III.
Smith, who said he considered the chief object
of the Sabbath School was the conversion of
souls. Children trained religiously were not
liable to be converted by storm, as it were, but
trust. There were also other objects, important
in4 themsslyes, but subordinate to this. All
narents were not, pieus, and all pious parents
were not competent to teach their children re-
ligious truths-the Sabbath School teacher
labors were not only supplemental to home
training, but in many instances substitute for
it. The school should be feeder to the
The time allowed having expired. Mr.. Smith
took his seat bat was requested to proceed with
his argument, which he did in . masterly man
Mr.. David Richards thought that the Sunday
School wasla great aid to parents ine religious
Mr.. r. w. Smiley said all Christians should
be animated with missionary spirit.
Prof NJ. c. Butler thought that lazy Chris
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- eliiiI 81 AGENTS wANTEDs II 30 z5al
a'aa iiJia rH91ii To sen the bsv aosiasssq
PHYSICAL Life of Woman !!

un- Englkh. and Gernan,l By DR.. Geo, H. Naphev..
Of Philadelphia. This braye, pure book is the great
extant on the single and Married He sus6Is Sr sss
eral use. Price 90 Nearly 10000 copies ALREADY
sold: Address. E. HASyAroRD Co. Publishers, Ia
w. 4th St., Cincinnati, o. apr3-im
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numbers and firing houses i'm their rear.
Many women and children seeking refuge
in cellars, were burned.
A number Of houses in Versailles were
fired by shells.
The Communists are firing on the Pont
UAux, doing great damage. -
! The road to rStsDennis is crowded with
people neeing from Paris. n J " w. y
PARIS, April 19.-There was panic at
the outposts Yesterday. The Nationals
rallied with difficulty.
ENGLISH NEWS.
LoNDoN, Apfil 2e. - Adviees from Yer
sailles report that fighting still continues
at FAsniers, Yheresthe insurgents are maxi
ing desperate aud bloody attempts to re-
gain their lost positions. The Versailles
troops succeeded in obtaining possession of
Asniers, and found that the suburbs had
suffered severely from the pillage and MAJ
rauding OF the Finsurgentss The streets
are lined with furniture and articles of
wearing apparel.
An efort9was hnadeS by Dombrpwski to
rally hefNatiOnals, built resulted in fall
ure. The officers of his staff have b9eni
aETsstfs q sRsp5s2a & ssS
wavering, andskeepfhe advantageous sit
uation they have secured with calmness
and determination. lEz
All the railroads are now commanded by
the Versaillists, and the insurgents are un-
able to receive supplies of provisions from
outside the city.
A special to the Telegraph says the Arch
DeTriomphe has been destroyed by the
fire from the batteries.
FRENCH NEWS.
J RsAILLBs, April 20.-Canrobere has
arrived here and the troopswho surrender
ed with him are enroute hither.
The insurgent fire is gradually slacken-
ing,
PAR1sy April %. 9.HDonbrovski reports
that his troops have recaptured certain
positions, with provisions and some pris-
oners. He asks for reinforcements.
Okalowitz maintains his position at As
niers against all efforts to dislodge him.
The Nationa1e d'Ordre condemns the
Commune for the suppression of various
Iournab. q aE1 "a
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WASHINGTON
aGlivYnnN crrsl acfrISsI09q
Final Passage of the KukIux Bill.

WASHINGTON, 4 pril %, The final effort
to confirm Blanchard as Postmaster for
New Orleans failed by a handsome msjori-
ty. "a s.sss.s ,sssas
Dunn was confirmed as Assistant APP
praiser of Merchandise for New Orleans.
ence report by vote Of SO to 13. s-s4sxs
Robertson and Hill voted against the
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Livery.

John Lowe 6 Co. shayiag purchased a a. stock toack
of entirely hew buggies and harness, all of the
latestA les are ldesirous Of adding lyefy to
their other stable, business, as candidates for
patronage. They can assure the public that
tahy SiIl Ialf0tpss good and wen
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Miscellaneous and washington News.
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n successes Claimed by Both Parties.
Passage of the Kuklux Bill by the House

Adjournment of Congress Sine Die.I