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DROWNING OF TWO MEN AND A BOY-ONE
EDITOR KILLS ANOTHER.

MEMPHIS March 27.-Two negro men and a
boy, while going down the river in a skf this
evening, were drawn under barge in tow Of the
steamer J. II. Bigley and drowned off the foot of
Beale street.
private letter received here states that, on
Thursday last, Louis A. Middleton, editor of the
Westpoht Miss Times, shot and killed by
y. l.. Love, editor Wesipoint citizen, for an
offensive al tlclo published by Middleton Love
demanded a retraclion, which, being refused he
drew a pistol, shot Middleton four times, killing
AHA instantly, and then made his escape.
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LOSS or STEAMER LIZZIE REs.

SHREVEPORT, March q. The steamer Lizzie
Rea, which lef here last night with heavy load
for above the raft, struck enag near Buffers
Landing at daylight, and filling rapidly, sunk in
a bad position Tho second engineer was
drowned. No other lives lost. Boat and cargo
are A total loss
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Gen. Perkins of Kentucky, a ranting dema-
gogue, was once canyassing the STAT with Tom
Marshall IN holly contested election He was
boastln5 one day that his father WIS cooper.
that ne didn't belong to the kid-slove aristocracy
etc. His gre t fondness was for whisky, and the
more he drank the prouder he became of being
the son OF a cooper. Marshall, IN replying to one
OF Perkins, speeches, said, Fellow citizens. this
mans father may have been a very good cooper,
don't deny that, but do say, gentlemen, that
be put. mighty. poor head into that whisky
barrel
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON. March Flor the Gulf States,
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, parity cloudy and
warmer weather during Sunday, with eastelly to
barometer east Of the Mississippi River, and
rain during Sunday or Sunday night. The Up
per Ohio and Central Mississippi rivers will rise
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CIyIL RIGHTS IN DELAWARE.

DolHn, Dol, March 27.-Tho Legislature ad-
iourued.
bill passed several days ago to meet the Civ
Rights bin ~ q law. IT does not mention color,
but provides HAT hOtcl-keepers, railroad com
paIIcs, steamboat owners ana others may provide
separate accommodations for any cs.s of per-
s1ns, obnoxious to their customers passcn-
9Br8,
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Why, Jimmy said one professional beggar
TO another, ARE you going to knock off already:
Its only two o'clock. GO No. you mutton head, ,
responded the other, who was engaged in I'M
puckllng his crutch. I'm only going to put it
on the other knee You don't suppose fellow
can beg all day on the anne leg, do YOU,
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DEPTH OF WAFER AT pASs.,.L.oyTRE.

PASCAL OUrEE, March 81, 1858 r. M-Tc
Capt. G. ". Howell, Corps Of Engineers, L. $. A.
Depth of channel. extreme low tide, seven
teen feet, Least width for that depth nifty feet
Least width for depth of sixteen and one-halt
feet at extreme low tide, one hundred feet.
High tide at Il A. NJ. to-day.
High tide above extreme low tide three feet.
Depth Of channel 1t high tide twenty feet.
Bottom soft.
Fssayons al work ON channel.
Fsggv on bar. c. Fl. ELwEIL,
Master ESsayons.
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The customers of a certain cooper caused him
vast deal of vexation by their saving habits
and persistence in getting all their old tubs and
cas- repaired, and buying but little new work.
Il stood It, however, said he, until one day
Old Sam Crabtree Lrou Ut in an o ID sbung hole.
to which he said h wanted ne barrel made
Then quilted the business in disgust"
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no DIsTRICT JUDGE TILL CONGRESS- MEETS
AGAIN

WASHINGTON, March n The best legal opin-
ION il, that neither the President, Mr. Justice
Bradley, Of the Supreme Court, nor Circuit Judge
Woods. can designate successor toJuigc Durell
Dlstr ct Judge for Louisiana. The bench must
rnIMaIn yacant until GnngrnaS meets
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LocUsr Gar, PA, March n. - The striking
rnluors dumped loaded cars and burnt the depo,
and telegraph Office, Police from heading and
thlladelphIa have been sent to protect property
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New YORK, March 27.-The parade in honor of
the late John Mitchell is postponed. mcctiu e
viii be callet shortly at which arrangements VIII
be perfected to carry out the programme on q
week day.
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uU,TEsTED ELECTION CASE DROPPED.

CHICAGO, March 27.,-The Lemoigne-Farwell
contested election finally dropped Far
well, who was declared elected, remaining The
Representative from the Third District.
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DRY GooDs.-That well-known firm, Messrs.
Levois 4 Jamlson 126 Canal street, will open to-
morrow, Monday, a large and choice assortment
of English lenos and mozambiques, imported by
steamer Cordova, which will be sold az remark
ably low prices, wholesale or retail. They have
also received large access'ons to their stock Of
grenadines, Hamburg laces for over-skirts, etc
Read their advertisement.
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little tour-year old created ripple ~ remark
ing to the teacher of her Sunday snlool class !:
our dog s dead. bet the angels were scared
wnen they saw him coming up the way. He's
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Superior Criminal Cour,


List OF passengers sailed per steamship Yazoo Capt
Barrett, for Philadelphia via Ha, ana
- For I'm adslphia, Case-Frank L Moore-Io
nln ah-W Seaton-Misss II, Johnson-M Peasant
roI havana Juan de Do5 Figueron-J A Garcia
> r Randeau-S Martinez-Pedro Sancbez-Auq
Waite aug
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RINK ATAILMENT.

NEW YORK, March 27-Loans-d crease S.
$4,000; Specie increase, 81 0O0, 600; Legal ten
ders decrease, :250,oO0; Depp-Its- decrease
s3,GZ5, 0UO; Rcserve--lncrease, sl,750,ODo.
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Nellie's sartoris has joined the Washington
gymnasium. 1t is not the pun-for we have
9sea mat 6efore-but il is our anxiety for dear,
darling Nellie which irresistibIy imnels ma to re-.
mark that these gymnastic are Sartdriaky.
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|
lament:
| AsHLow House. CoNNAUGHr TIACE, !
London, March 2 1915 /
| Su--When the news reached England Of the
| death OF Gen !. }. Jackson $50 well known as
tStOncwaI JacksOn) a subscription was spon.
taneously organized in this country among per-
sons who admired the character Of this truly
great man to procure a statue Of him, which
they might present to his native country as
tribute OF English sympathy and admiration.
The work was intrusted to most distinguished
artist the late J. II. Foley, +. A. and although
its prog ress was delayed by the Ill health of the
sculptor by his Conscientious desire for the accu-
racy OF the portrait, and atterly by his DEATH it
has been brought to successful conclusion in
the form OF standing statue OF heroic size cast
IN bronze 1t is a very noble work OF art and it
Is hoped and believed, faithful likeness.
AS representing the subscribers, it is now my
pieasurable Guty to ask you whether the State Of
Virginia would accept this memorial Of her dis
tnguished son and tribute of Englisha5ympathv.
and would guarantee its erection in some con-
splcuous spot in the city of Richmond.
Ii the answer is favorable would take the ne
cessary steps to forward the statue to its destina-
ton 1t is privilege of members of the Royal
Academy of Arts that the wsrks of deceased
Academician may be contributed to the exhibit
ton Immediately succeeding his death. 1t is
considered due alike to the artist and the sub
ject, that the English people should have the
opportunity OF seeing the statute before it leaves
this country forever. The annual exhibition of
the Academy closes about the beginning of
August, after which date no delay need take
place in forwarding the statue to Virginia.
have the honor to remain sir
Your faithful and obedent servant
A. Is. BERESFORD HOPE,
NJ. P for the University of Cambridge.
To His Excellency, the Governor Of Virginia.
The Senate Joint resolution for the appoint
ment OF joint committee to communicate with |
MIR. Hope, was agreed to in the House of Dele
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Come, Bob, get up, said an indulgent father
to his hopeful son, the other morning. Re-
member men the early bird catches the wornr.,'
hopeful. "Mother won't let me 20 afshino,"
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FRESH ARRIVAL or SPRING GooDs.-The atten-
ton Of our lady readers is particularly directed
10 the advertisement OF Messrs. NJ. l.. Byrne &
Co., 1853 Canal street, who have Just received by
steamer from Europe and New York splendid
stock of spring goods.
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Witch of Wave from Tuxpan. Cleared; Steam
| ship Geo ". Clyde for New York, bark Herbert
for Liverpool. sailed: Harlan for Brashear,
Morgan Ur IndianOla, Geo. ". Ciyde for New
70 X
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GRUNEwALD HALL.-By reference to letter of
Mile. DE Murska, the great cantatrice, it will be
seen that she compliments, in the strongest
terms, Mr.. Grunewald upon the acoustic excel
lence and the superb beauty Of his hall She
prefers 1t to any hall she has appeared and can
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.

Providence, 4. L., March 27.-The Democrats
nominated Cha3. II. Cutter for Governor The
Cony1 ntion was the largest the Demo rats have
he'd .Or Years.
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or the many photographers of this city no one
excel in the excellence Of crtstc work and fa h
fnlness of portriature MIR. Z L. Solby, G2& Maya
zine street. Try him.
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Life Tonic, prod ct Of or saamps, is
adapted to our climate, and, as an appetizer, in
vgorator and Alternative richly merits the spleil-
did reputation it has obtained. See elsewhere.
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CHINA GLASS, CRoCKERY AND House. FURNISH
ING GOODS. Mr.. Navra, successor to Navra &
Ottner, ia Canal street. has now on hand most
extensive and splendid assortment of the above
mentioned goods purchased at great auction
sale in New York, which he is Offering at auction
prices Be sure to read Mr.. Navra's advertise
ment and give him a call.
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Milwaukee woman has been sick nearly a
year, from fancying that she saw a kangaroo IN
the looking glass while she was..trying on new
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SPRING GooDs.-Head carefully the ADVERTISE
ment Of that great dry goods house OF Messrs
Braselman d Adams, $50 and 5S9 Magazine street.
Note their prices, as enumerated and give them
a all
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW York March 27.-There is disposition
IN the pant OF the Irish societies to parade to-
morrow in memory Of John Mitchell, notwitll-
: anding the notice that such demonstration is
contrary to law.
SAylLLE, n. J., March 27.-The Early Bird
from New York to ST. Augustine, is ashore on the
beach at Townscnds Inlet. Her cargo consists
If sundries.
PHILLIpsBuEG, n. j., March 81 Lehigh
Railroad Company have offered to rebuild the
old covered toll bridge, if stockholders burnt it.
Its destruction is certain and will carry with 1t
the iron railroad bridge.
CoLrMBrs, o., March 27.-The Senate de-
feated the bill for compulsory education by elk
votes.
PoRr JERvls, March "a Through passenger
train number five, going west, the first to
pass over the new Erie Railway bridge, crossing
IT 1 O'Clock this afternoon. Iwenty-six freight
rains comprising over five hundred cars will
be sent East 10 night.
MONTREAL, Can, March o.. Reading by the
Catholics of the IliHess newspaper. which ia
publishing Father Chiniquy's Lectures. was for.
bldden Yesterday from the pulpit Of Nore Dame
cathedral on pain of refusal of the hog sacra-
neut.
M1LKEsBARRF, Pa, March 27.-The rain ceased
last night and to-day has been mild. The sun y
melting the snow rapidly; but the river shows "a
Use here. Accounts from above report por-
2Iptible rise, and the @orges are still immoyabe.
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Dry GOODS AT SACRIFIcE.-Mr. J. Turcotte.
l5S Canal street. has recently made very large
purchases at bankrupt sales in New York city,
and are anxious to sell off his stock so bought,
amounting to about $4,000. Parties wishing to
save at least 30 per cent would do well to give Mr.
Turcotte a call. Our estimable and gallant
friend, Capt Broussard, will be found always on
hand to give satisfaction to visitors
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CAR ETi, Or. CLOTHS AND MtTFINGs.-Rcad
the advertisement of Messrs. Elhin 4 Co., lGS
Cana str~at, and give them q call
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WANTED TO BE ScARED.-The ll5erjcaa saws
that 'ery decently- appearing, wel-dressed man
calledat the police station in Lawrence. Mass
on Sunday, and walking up to the railing, behind
when shone the good -natured face of Bach :
snadIed himself, and with intense drunEen
T. No, said Bach, but I'll do Just as well VIA,
Is wanted: want to go into the room where
y9u-hie,lock EN- up, and cookbook it over.3
~ sunday, and no time for visitors besides.
NOBODY Is admitted without leave of the Marshal
| tel you, -hic-must look il there want 10
Dad. what do you want to look in there
! ANYBODY there You want to fnd:o g No
put Just LOOK h-hic-ere. You see I'm prattT
drunk now, n I'm hic- 'fraid if | don't ee,
scared somehow shall keep on till l get so-7ic
drunk - run that | shall get put in there Just
Ie me look the place-hlc-over. and see if
d dra Bach could't stand that appeal. and
became for the nonce an apostle of temperance
ana the man departed satisfied, and It is pre-,
brought up. '1'n oet
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SUSPESsIUN or A BOSTON FIRm,
DEPHEDATIUNs BY STRIKING MINERS.

FosTOS March 27.-Simms Bros. & Co., fur
nishing goods house, has suspended
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After leaving Milwaukee street-car, citizen
ran and overlook it again, and entering looked
see a letter ip mourning envelope 2" All
answered 'No and he continued well it's
no great loss. though I'd like to be sure whetber
1t said my brother William or my Uncle James
was dead?
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Dead fish in tin boxes, with paper la e, Z
mourning, dub ed Ocean Trout a:e Nc.
Shad mes.
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INDIAN pErREDarlONS IN TEXAS.

GNNrsrooN, March 27.-Ne'rS special from,
Corpus Christi March ~, says The band ofMeNl-
cans came within seven miles of town, robbed
several stores and house, and took large nuul-
-er of A. hricans Pr. 'nors. Among them Judge
Galpn. formerly .slnber of the Legislature,
ana two women. They compelled all the cap
tives to walk in front OF them until they were
exhausted, then mounted some OF them on bare
back horses, and hurried tnem off
They robbed and burned the Post Office at
Nueces, and robbed and took prisoner one mail
rider The Texans have gone in pursuit. A fight
il reported near Banquette, one Mexican and two
..A.o...aus allvl. Al .1cap: four PRISONERS
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Gauze merino understands IS cents each, all
sizes, at Leishton ), 100 Canal street
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THE COUNTS.
Superior District Court.

~ lne jury In the case Of the State vs.. Richard
Taylor, are still locked up, they not having r.
rived at verdict. The question involved is the
PENDANTS and hence It's nullity.
p, Inc SUIT OF the Metropolitan Police Board w.
tne CITY Administrators and J. II. Oglesbv. was
up TOR trial this morning and much testimony
taken. '-Ai'nS
The board had applied for and obtained a re-
stralLhnS order preventing the city from turning
over to oglesby moneys collected for police pur'
poses, ana the question OF Its perpetuation was
Superior Criminal Court
Inc case Of Lon Dudley charged with arson,
came up again Tor trial this morning, the jury
more testimony was taken, and up to the time
TINS report closed witnesses were being ex-
amlned. %
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ROUGE on BEN BUTLER.
no" The Beast is Regarded in Esgiand

It's stated that legal proceedings are likely to
De taken against Mr.. Mac Donsld, NJ. T., on &C
couat of certain observations made by HIM in the
coutse OF a speech at M stirg at Manchester
last week, IN cannection with the South Wales
| 10 -.oat The passage III which the monber for
STAFFORD IS supposed to Have offended are those in
/ winch he Il reported TO hay drawn comparison
between Marshal Haynau ana Gen Fuller on
the one hand ard certain employers of labor in
""-es me SUBJECT Of his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (says
correspondent OF the Manchester LreulaJ
\ 49, are not disposed TO receive quietly
| the lmputstion that jlIey desc ,ye to
share the illrepute o. the woman logger
wAo was whipped by tk3 draymen ID Barclay
ana Perkins brewery, u. Of the American
o aeer who made himself obnoxious by MS treat
Elent OF the ladies' OF New Orleans. J . is under
stood that they have taken couusel's advice upon
ths subject, and that they are fortified by high
eSal opinion IN the yieW that they have good
Ssouhas on Fhlch to proceed against the speaker
Nv IS not Known which or the Ironmas5ars or col
mfy owner referred to il Mr.. Macdonalds com
t;,TInvusNe laslon-"Hessrs Craws .ay, Fother-
sAi, VIVIAN Davies, am others lis so take tho
,niIi"'Ne' Lay 1t Is pro5able that some thing will
"e heard me matter within the nozs few DAYS.
-Aft"FoJE 4V7't'o'u, Atrch 9TH.
:3RADICt4 CLUB PH1IosopIy. Iisteniny N IN,
hadlcai CUB philosophers is a good deal Ike
leading 6rownlogs later works and indeed
some OF MS earlier oiies; just waen you thinf
you have mastered tie idea, you and yonrself
adrIft. These fine Philosophers 10 doubt know
Whae tney mean, bus their listeners often find
themselves questioning their cxa sanity. as
Douglas Jerrod dlt after reading Brownipe's
: Sordal-o. My dear, he saiG to his wife a
he turned uneaslly !pon his sick bed, "haye Won
read. S0rdeIlo?" = have" was the resno, 40
"Anc. my dear, did you understand it y Not
a work OF It, "Taank Godl" cIied Mr. Jerrold
=" then am not Insane. far3el was lc,inp
my ,alnd because couldn't make head or tail Of
it. -Ihicdgo IT. s1,1t.
The nomination of Judge eartlee as judge Of
the nlted STATES District Court of Louisiana.
u @'Durell, removed was tabled in the Senate az
The request OF President Grant, whose design
endestly was 10 leave the appointment open
Until next December in order to give the nominee
an opportunity to disprova the charges against
ann. by this course vacancy is LETT in tie Lou
siana Court until the Senate meets again. plao-
hg the pent1ng litigationaa bad position It ia
! curious fact that the Democrats soldy voted
against ths tabling of the nomination. while the
tepubhcaEs, with one excep ion, supy orted the
notion.--N. Y. z Dulla. 2 st.
Flavins,' said to a little ten-year old ebony
n Florida, "when yon see moncs,in snake.
what do you do?" XII him. said ha with his
lashing eyes. ''When you see a rattlesnake
What do you do:' "Then l git" sad Flavius,
With aolc unity.
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All hotels and steamboats, use Paragon least
powders.
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john G. FLEMING. - Particular attention is
called to the advertisement Of this well known
dealer IN gas fixtures, whose assortment chal-
lenges comparison with that OF any one outside
Of. as well as in New Orleans, as to neatness.
elegance and economy. Mr.. Flemings reputa
ton in al the above respects is so thoroughly
established in this community. OF which he is
one Of the most valued members, that any thing
more we might undertake to say about him
would sound like an attempt to "paint the lilv."
or add perfume unto the violet" or to &c gid
refined gold We would advise our friends to
call at Mr.. Jennings, 14i Poydras street and ex-
anime his splendid stock of chandeliers and gas
fixtures Just received from New York
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4 Noble Tribute to the Memory OF Stone
wall jackson.
VI ' z II y . w,
First Justice of the Peace
for the Parish Of Orleans.

TIE Governor Of Virginia sent in to the Viz
Sinia Legislature last Thursday, with prom ot
and feeling communication the folio wing letter
lament:
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Our book-keepers and accountants appreciate
good ink, especially when it combines fuldity
with depth Of color. No ink III the market 50
completely meets their wants as the Champion
Violet Copying and Record Fluid, which for per-
manance and brllliancy cannot be approached.
As copying ink, old connoisseurs pronounce it
the success of the age, and Its popularity Is only
equaled by Its commercial value Those who
desire this fluid should visit A. ". HYATT. the
popular stationer, at No. S. Camp srteet.
This copying ink is superior to any that we
have heretofore seen or tried. One OF the great
advantages it possesses is that copy. or i'm
press, can be taken from the original writing
when the same is Of several weeks standing.
Also, the copying can be repeated for several
times. We have seen eight copies taken by
common 'hand-press,' from one written letter.
all of which are legibe. Merchants and bank.
ers especially, should try this ink.
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"Flavins,' said to a little ten-year old ebony
IN tlorltsa, when yon see a moncssn snake,
what do you do?" salll him." said ha. with his
flashing eyes. "When you see rattlesnake
what do you do" "Then l git," sad Flavius,
with anemnitv
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"Ceremonized" is the latest word.
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Fashionable scsrfs 80 cents each, at Leghton's
new store, 100 Canal street.
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Official: lie a", oval Sc il
Pensacola March 18th l 10"
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CHICAGO, March 2G.-Lieut. Gen. Sheridon has
written the following highly interesting letter
concerning the Black Hills country. 1t sets
forth what has been done and what the Govern
ment proposes TO do in the matter, and immedi-
ateiy concerns all who contemplate going into
that country for gold.
HQuAnTERs MILITARY DIVISION or MISSOURI