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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June SAN ofticia
order has been issued by the directors Il
Gen. Goshorn, which states that on Jun'
10Th, the Exposition buildings will b.
open until 7:S0 T. NJ, instead Of 6 O'Clock
as heretofore, and that the grounds vii
be open until 0 P. M, The gates Tor Sd-
mission being open until 7:SO Pm. To
morrow evening at 8 o'clock Gen. Haw
lev will tendeo social reception to tht
Commissioners and Judges Of Award, ID
Judges Hall. The attendance At thu
grounds to-day was very large. The pay
admissions yesterday numbered 81 ,G7S
being the largest number Of visitors sinct
the opening day, with the exception
Of Declaration Day.
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ANOTHER FAILuRE.-The store Of Mr.
NJ. Cohn, on Court square has been closed
firm OF Wheeling having taken posses
sion Of all its contents, which, as we learn
were shipped last night or early this
morning, as It is supposed to Wheeling OF
some other place.
Mr.. Cohn struggled hard against the
pressure Of hard times; but the threatened
calamity could not be prevented, and he
succumbed.- RarkerSblrg Times.
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The Indian War.

OMAHA, June S.-A dispatch received
at the department headquarters this
morning, dated Fort Laramie, June 7th
says: The Indian courier from Red
Cloud brings this report: Just before he
left, an Indian arrived from the mouth
Of Tongue river, and he found there one
thousand, two hundred and seventy
three lodges under Sitting Bull, Crazy
Horse aud others, who were on their way
to Powder river to fight Crook. On bis
return he met tue same band that Egau
saw May l7th. They told him they mel
Clusters troops and had fought them all
day, and many were killed on both Sides
No result reported. This occur
red about eight days ago.
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WE observe in looking over the real
estate valuation Of the county, as re-
turned by the Board Of Commissioners in
March last to the State Board Of Equali.
zation, that there is slight discrepancy
as compared with the footing up OF The
valuation OF each township. The state
ment Of the two boards make the valua'
ton in 1875 to be sl2,O94,O99, whereas
the lootings Of the township make it Sl2,'
OlG,Sl1. The returns Of each township
Of the county, both in real and personal
estate last wear. were as follows:
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Rnilrond Reorganization.

ATCHIsoN, KS, Junes.-A re.organiza.
tion Of the Waterville 4 Washington
railroad was effected to-day. The new
Board Of Directors includes Il. N. Pom.
eroy, Boston; Henry Day, A. ". Green
leaf, A. s. Barnes, New York; A. F.
Downs, Thos. Murphy, Atchisen. The
officers are r. NJ. Pomeroy, President;
A. W. Greenleai, Vice President; Henry
Day, Attorney, W. F. Downs, General
Manager. The Company will enter upon
the construction Of its road at once, and
operate il in connection with point on
the Central Branch Of the Union Pa
cihc Railroad:
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when the prisoner demands II; freedom
OF the press, and no religious or expur'
gatory political tests for suffrage or office
holding.
o. No interference by the General Gov
ernment with education and religion Ii
the States, upon any pretext whatever
however plausible.
10. A firm and uncompromising resist
auce TO the further infection Of the Amer
lean mind with the spirit Of peculation
plunder and universal corruption In otiic'
inaugura,ed by the Republican party
fostered by the war, and eliminating II
the indecency practiced by the presen
administration ~ ,
II. That while we belong TO a debtol
State and believe that the Republican
party has treated such States unfairly by
lie, financial policy, and while we fayol
an immediate repeal Of the specie
resumption acts, the taxation o
United States bonds like other prop
erty,- and the abolition Of the pres
ent banking system, yet, at th'
same time, we emphatically deprecat'
the effort to divide the Democratic party
upon issues involving the issues Of money
only, and recommend that such issues bt
remitted 10 the Congressional Districts
or otherwise subordinated TO those grea
moral and constitutional questions
which underlie the very existence OF thu
Union and It's institutions.
10. That wearraign and oppose the Re
publican party as having violated al
the conservative principles herein an
nounced, and that the thanks OF the who'll
people are eminently due 10 Democratic
House OF Representatives for exposing
such condition Of corruption in th'
dominant party IA renders their
continuance in power dangerous tt
the liberties Of the people; that We
have confidence that our delegates 70
the National Convention will support
those who are proper representatives O
the foregoing principles, and we leave
them free TO exercise their discretion al
10 the choice Of men best fitted 10 bring
about thorough reform in th'
administration of our National al
fairs; that in the interest o
pure government, out Of regard FOL
free institutions imperilled, and 10 re
deem the American name from the stig
ma attached to it by the corruption 9
that party now in power, we do cordi
all and earnestly invite all honest mel
irrespective Of former party affiliations
TO unite with us in the coming Cam
paign.
AFTER SUPPER SESSION.
After supper a motion was made t
reconsider the vote by which the abov
recited majority report was adopted, bu
it failed by decided majority. This wa
great blow to the rag.baby fellows VIII
say that the platform will kill them i
every thing else fails.
MATHEWS NOMINATED,
Major Mathews was nominated 10
Governor on the first ballot, The vot
stood, Nhthegs 269, Eastman 1Sl, an
Price 100. " :
NO OTHER NOMINATIONS.
One ballot was taken for Attorney Ger
eral, but without result. Wilson, c
Kanawha, leads the race, closely followe
by White, Of Hampshire, and Mason,
Jefferson.
STILL IN SESSION.
At midnight an Intellectual effort WI
made to adjourn for another days SCI
sion. The Convention refused, and
now looks latter midnight) as il the deli
gates will remain in session all night.
; REPORTER.
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We observe that the Baltimore " o"i0
shares are selling down to 1921, which Is
a fall Of 80 to S5 points as compared
with their old price some months ago.
The decline may not be altogether trace",
BILE 10 that surgical article that appeared
in the Railray World last winter, and yet
II is an indisputaDle fact that siuce that
article there has seemed to be adownWard
tendency in the stock. So faraS wehaye
seen no answer was ever attempted to
that article, and it ia therefore not very
illogical TO infer that II had the effect Of
seriously weakening public confidence in
the value Of the B. so. shares. Not in
the ability Of the road to earn divi'
dend on It's present capital, which is less
than II millions, but on its capital and
surplus together, should the latter
amounting to more than twice It's cap
itaD belcapitalized. 1t was the value
Of the surplus-its availability for cap
italization-that the RailTay World at
tackled last winter. In this attack 1t took
up the Central Ohio division, the Par
kersburg division, the Connellsyille divl-
sion, the Chicago division, &c, &C., one
and all seriatim, and considered them in
the light Of subject.matter for cspitsliza-
ton, asking the pointed and embar-
RAISING question how these constituent
elements Of the "surplus" Of the road
could be capitalized as productive agen-
cies, since most OF them are an actual
charge on the treasury Of the Com
pany. This article OF the World, together
with the refusal of the State Of Mary
land to release the company from taxa
tion, seems to-haye had the effect OF
exciting an apprehension that the stock
was too high at so premium for a mere
llO per cent stock. II was the anticipa-
ton that at no distant day the surplus OF
the company would be capitalized and
distributed in the shape OF new shares to
its stockholders, that induced persons OF
large and small means in Baltimore TO
Ibuy anu hold ii. The late Johns Hop.
Ikins had about million OF it when he
died, and Mr.. Garrett has perhaps quite
as much OF 1t now, and there arc hundreds
Of small capitalists who own from thou
sand TO five thousand dollars Of 1t. The
city OF Wheeling sold out her half million
when the stock was away downbin the
teens-apoor operation on her part-bus
still one that does not look so poor at
52l rs at So premium.
The earnings Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio
road are large and increasing, and there
is no doubt OF her continued ability to pay
: dividends on her present capital. It ii
only with reference to her ability at any
time in tue near future TO capitalize heI
. investments and pay dividends on them
that the market price OF her share: has
been adversely discussed.
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Their Approval.

CLEVELAND, June s. The Bishops
Clergy and Laity Of the Protestant EpisCc
pal Diocese ofohio, in the Convention al
Painsville, to-day unanimously expressed
their hearty approval Of the action Of the
Centennial Commissioners in closing the
doors OF the International Exhibition on
Sunday .Hr.
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Failures.

NEw York, June S.-cochran, Nc
Lean & Co., dry goods dealers at 40!
Broadway, failed to-day. Liabilities ont
million and a half dollars. Assets nearly
two million. The firm state that they
have more property gone into liquida
ton than they have failed for. They car
pay all they owe and have S5OO,OOO tc
snare
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TIE TURF.


New YoRK, June Sat the jerome
Park races to-day the Juvenile stakes for
two.year olds, one.haIfmile, were won by
Lorillards Idilla. Time 49t seconds.
Second race-Mile heats for all ages.
FreebO9terAl-1 Leander, 2-2iSpring6ok
distanced the first heat. Time 1:4S, 1.49.
Dash Of a mile and half, with four
starters, won by. .ASteroids Colt. Time
2:4l.
Dash Of mile and an eighth, for three
year olds, eight starters; won by Bertram
Time POI.
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last year, were as follows

SrEuBESvILLE NEws,-The total tax
just levied for this year, will be twenty
two and five tenths mills, divided as fol
lows: State tax, 30 mills; county, 40
township, 30; school, so; city,77. Next
year the county willbe out Ofdebt'
The Herald reports Centennial travel
on the increase over the Panhandle road
Ths Republican county ticket Is as fol-
lOv'; Recorder, H. X, Reynolds; Com
missioner, VIM. Stark; Surveyor, Henry
Lewis; Indrmary Director, Robert Stark.
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Conie,ilernte.necorntion..

BALTIMORE, June s-The graves Of the
Confederate dead at Loudon Park Gene
terry were decorated today with Interest,"
ing and appropriate memorial services
and addresses. Gen. Geo. Fl. Stewart was
in command and the Fort McHenry band
was present. Several thousand persons
took part in the distribution OF flowers.
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THE Washington (Pa.) Reporter says
there was but one application TO selI
liquor in Washington county, and that
wASat West Brownsville. The court pro
ceedings show that the traffic is monopo.
liIed by John Wolfe, Alexander Blair
and one or two Others. Alex. and John
each pay, as license, about once year,
$500 and three months imprisonment,
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SPRINGFIELD, June s.-President W.
A Stevens, Of Amherst College, died sud.
denly with paralysis of the heart this
evening.
MRMpHIs, June s.-Dayid NJ. Philip,
for many years connected with the press
Of this city, Chicago and Toronto, died
this afternoon Of general debility.
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political NOTES.
Georgia Convention.

ATLANTA, June s.-The Democratic
State Convention is called for August I'd.
CoScoRp, N. f., June s.-Gov. Cheney
was inaugurated to-day. In his message
he recommends the abolition OF religious
tests, and biennial instead Of annual elec.
tions.
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NEW York, June S.-WilliaIn F. Welt
man, bOok.keeper for Brice & Smith,
wholesale dealers in whisky, on Front
street, has been arrested on a charge OF
attempting to obtain by fraudulent means
nearly $4,000 from the Merchants Ex-
change National Bank.
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DENVER, June s.-Aduel was fought
at River Bend, Col, to-day, by Alfred D.
Jessup,. jr, and q man named Davis,
who were respectively armed with Win.
chester rifles and Colts navy pistols
Jessup was killed in the second exchange
nf ahnts :
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Weather Report.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
ORYIcR OF THR cHIRV SIsNAL OvYicHR,
.r WASHISGroS, DC, June 81 AN.
PRoBABLITiEs
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, warm
er southwest winds, falling barometer
partly cloudy weather possibly followed
by west winds and rising barometer.
For Upper Lakes, westerly winds, ris
ing barometer, cool and cloudy weather
and light rains.
For Lower Lakes, increasing south
winds, falling barometer, warmer and
partly cloudy weather and local rains.
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ITALY.

ROME, June SIT is denied that Chev-
alicr Nigra has been entrusted by the
Italian government with mission 10
Ems in harmony with the views Of Eng
land in regard to Turkey.
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RArLRoAp ACCIDENT.

A train was ditched on the Arkansas
CITY / 81. Joe railroad this morning, ow-
ing to a broken rail, but although several
passengers were severely injured, none
were Killed,
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

RICHMOND, June s.-James Flaherty
fatally shot Charles Childs last night
Both we're drunk. Childs' offence was
that he pluGked Flaherty'S coat,
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Raid bythc sioux.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, June 8.-Ad-
vices from Julesburg, Colorado, state that
Sioux Indians raidCd on the herders Of
George Kioline, of this city, and killed
three Of them. Fourteen men are In pur-
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AUSTRIA.
Invitation Diplomatic.

VIENNA, June Sit is stated that
Count Andrassy has been asked to meet
Gortschakof and Bismarck at Ems, but
has not yet definitely accepted the invita-.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, June S.-GeOrge Sands died to-
day. She was conscious to the last, but
was unable to speak for some time before
her death.
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Rev. MOSES TICuENELL died at his
residence in Rosemond, Ill's, on the 2Sd
ult., aged 10 years. Hewas prominent
Methodist minister, and formerly resi-
dent of thia State.
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MEAtrns, June9.-The firstlo ofnew
wheat was received to-day from lColliers.
vile, Tenn.
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The House Committee on Appropria.
tions to-day decided to insert in the army
appropriation bill a provision for the re-
duction Of the army TO the extent Of two
regiments Of infantry and two ofcayalry.
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AT midnight an Intellectual effort was
made to adjourn for another days sea.
sion. The Convention refused, and il
now looks (after midnight) as il the dele
gates will remain in session all night,
REPORTER.
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NO OTHER NOMINATIONS.
One ballot was taken for Attorney Gel
eral, but without result. Wilson, I
Kanawha, leads the race, closely followe
by White, Of Hampshire, and Mason,
Jefferson.
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oDEHNIEREs NOUvELLEs

f q e H NJ
Lea d<paches du 70 mons montrcnt In Ser
vic CONNIE avant perdu en- neuf iours In moi
til lies foru~e nuelle await cpgageca. ct slant
lvtts u desnand~r graos par l'intcrInediaire
de In RslaHie.-En Franrc, In Chambre dos
dSpnf<A adopts In Recommendation
du comiH ds Ia lui municipale, s,,ivant Ia
quall~. j,isFu'A la mise en- vigucur de Ia loi
organique. lca c0neeils municipany choisiront
dana lciir prnvrr sein mai.ps et ndioints.
IIe lieutenant Frederick Grant. fls du prfsi-
dent nrpartient an lc, ct non an 70 regiment
d& cavnlrrie. .-TiId~n q rfpondn, \ Albany,
an coTnit6 qui lui annnncait sa nomination.
lne. poir vivre. In R<puhliqne await besoin
do rcnouveler de hAut en- has le pcrsonnel dc
son gouverucment. Dom Pedro ct % suiteaont
parts. 10 IL, de Nrw-York rour Liverpool.
h bord dn steainer R,ssio. En In maue Vile
de New-York. eat mort auhitement Conatsot
FMiron Do ChAvigny, ancien chef do cuisine
sle Napoleon IIi.-A Baltimore, 10 ~, 40 cas
d'insolatios. don't 10 mortcls.
LIE President commas In prime de- Feb
renbach. do l3 mais do pepitencier en- , mois
tlc prison tic paroisAe.-Dsns une 1etfrc at
Nsw OrkesHs DesR0erat, Jaspcr Blackburn
denigrc fort le Ticket Packarvi. L'Abciiie
donac IN listc suivante dcs csndilats demo
crates 4 In place dc eouverneur: ville. John
McEncry, LA. Witt. Albert Voorhies. d.
y. Penn ct En-. Ogden lnIcmpaGne. inge
Egan, &c. Moncars, w epencar. T.-C.
Manning. Louis Texada, &. Declouet, G.
Goodc, FIT. Niohok st cnloncl Alfred Ro-
man.
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York, 10 parti des ind6psndants s'est
pcss0set centre limmigration CHI
noiaA Lea Hsptasophsp ont decide
qu'ils icndraicnt leur prochaine aes-
dan Ala Nouvelle- Orl<ans, sux fetes
du cDrnayal de 1877. lie. 8, depart
fOhrnbach pour l'Europe. Leg, des-
truction totale dn Castle. Garden par
10 req. Ls II, passage de 800 Mormons
venapt d'Eutope. en- route pour la
viliN DIV Lac Sale. LIE 12, e d6ces par
insolatiop, ct pluaieurs autreS cas-
mortels du mtme genre d Baltimore,
Philadelphia ct Washington.
A Cuba. b gouvernement espagnoI
est decide A sonmettre tous les Gtran-
gers In taxe de gnerre. = s'H'I.''
En- France, le dfl,at est engage d
Ia Chambre sur Ia loi mnnicipale, ct
le gouvernement paraft v devoir
triompher. L'urgence a eta votse par
227 voix contre l47, pour In PROPOSE
tion Nader de Montjau. tendant a
rappeler le d6cret de 1852 qui inter
dit aux condamn6s politiqnes d'ecrire
dams les jonrnanx. detection de M.
Peyrusse, bopapartiste. a etc anpnlee
par 33i voix contr~ 100, ct NJ. Paul
de Csasagnac s'e~t fait rappeler a For
tlso en- protestant 4 ce.te occasion
avec son arrogance habituelle. On
dement, le bruit dune tentative d'as-
saaainat srr In personne dn due de
Charfrpa. mar mn aoldat de son rfgi-
ment. To contre- -smiral Maudet rcm-
place l'aSuiral Bknic m commando
ment de- Ia station .navale DIES An
tilles. La premiere pierre dn monn-
msnt de PAIL Lnnis; Courier n <te
pn~<e, 10 l6 inin. 4 y6retz.-Sont de-
r<d<s: II IL JUN. A Paris. Manuel de
Laverde, ,haciende de In Sonore, lais-
sant nne fortune de $50 millions: le
l6, 4 Berne, Ia hanguier francais Mar
cnard. Ag6 de ~ !. ns; le 81, 4 Paris,
NJ. J.-B. Cartigny, aurien membre de
Ia Conatituante de l646; le 6 juliet,
4 Paris. ie d6pnt6 republican, Cast
mir Pkrirr. 6S ana; le m6me jonr,
4 BrAAt, l'amirsl Reynand. So ans ;
RI, rnrore le meme jour, le scnlpteir
Aafyansx BNeio, 70 ana. e.H nsVo
Les nouvelle~ dc lagnerre d'Orient,
hisn que renfhars ct confradictoires,
amt ckn6ralement dGfavorNhleN 4 Ia
Scrvie. IT. il eat .trAs probable 1ne.
Ill M lni Went rromptemrnt qnelSDr
pnisaant sllik. ale sficcombera dams
In lutte on'eIle entreprise. LES rin-
rerenrs De Rusaie IT d'Antriche pa
raiaeent s'Htre entAndus 4 In coufe-
repce de Reichstadt pnnr rester sim
piles a,,~ctatenrs. En- All~mngnc, AZ
minenrs .ont pfri victimcs dune ex-
plodon 4 St-AvoId. En- Angleterrc,
~ .t~arsal,ipa d. n lirne cunara,
Srotia. CMia et- Cdidbrin. sont annon-
RIA On ventc. I'm ponlain de race a
~ a~hrta b TnNdrcs, peur n anime
de GO, NM. -un~ collision, snr le che
min dc Ter d. Rerne ct Lausanne,
Suisse, a caus6 Ia mort de- 10 person
ufr. a...s@..s#s F
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rstl eoptrs Brsaax dam 70 loog precAs sag~
r. entre ca donx Qabdidats.-M. Robert u.
Harr Etnit i'un des otateurs du meeting de-
lnocratique de rstification, tenn lc B IIouis-
ville.--M. Hearsey. du rDessocrot, q crcise
victorieuscm.spt " plume avsc lc eandidat
avocatg6DAraI Hunt m suict des antdce-
deuts Dc IN vie publiqne de ce dcrnier.-Is
ton Nercxsy et dn NcW Orteass Rcnyuns,
Went de prentire In redaction du Journal Of
COs,u,eyce, do CharScstoa- disoours pro-
nono6 ls Juliet Hahhvflle. paroisae St.
Charles, par N. Pifkin. tient huit cnlonnes
du Ncc Orleans ReUebiieas.-Mt Henry a
Osbcrne. attache au Repu1iicar. q et6 elu
Philadelphia ler vice-prSsident de fUnion
tvpograplIique nationals. In forme
dune leftre an tr6scricr Dubnclct. 10 iuge.
Alell decrit les hnit arinees de piIlage gou-
vernemental. que. Went de traverser In
Louisiaue.-Un meeting du barrcau do 10
Nouyelle- Orleans o dGsigns les candidats
s,iivants aux places de jugcs des oo,irs de
district: lare cour Edmund Abell. 2e AL.
Nssot. 3e F.-A. Monroe, 10 J.-N. Bonner, De
HIN. Rightor, &c A. Saucicr: ct cour sipe-
rieure de diatrict. T.-G. Hunt-Ont ete Gltis
10 g. a New York, directeurs pour un an dc 10
Compagnie du chemin do fer St Lonis & Chi
cago: HIS. McComb. LIP. Bush, ThQmas A.
Scott Henry Day. i'm. Drbarry, 2. Norton,
slolph. S.-H. Edgar, Cadwallader Evans F.-D.
Cobb. A. Sehreiber. B.-F.-C. Lamar. LIS.
TrimlIe Henry Talmage. Am. West, George
X. Sietare. WA Gordon. w. Calhoun ct
Herman r. Levy.--LAbrize reproduit dcs
articlx de iourna,ix constat.nt les sncees de
Ia cautatrice lnuisiapaiso Fleury-urban a
Bsrcelone ct a Montevideo.-Sont decides:
10 Is iuin. dams In hnucherie de Montana, les
lienfcnaufs Mcintosh OF Hodgsou. qui ont
Gte longtemps en- gaynison en- Louisiana; le
6iuiliet. 4 Mcmphis. Edward warbnrg. grand
acAetaur de cotton Memphis ct Ia Nouvellc-
Orlfana pour " commcrcc nnglais; 10 meme
jour. 4 AAvondale. paroisse Jeffsuon, Mime
Camille Arnoulf. veuve de George A. Wag-
gn1nan. Agfe de- 81 ems; ct le s. 3 In Nouyellc-
ORLEANS It 4 l'h6pital. NJ. Charles do Ia Brc-
tonne. ancien otIicier dxtat-mNior de rarmee
frAncaiss, depuis 20 ems en- Louisiane on u .
ferit dams plnsieurs journanx SONS ls nom do
pi,,me ia tACpuas DE X. II fht artssi qiclqne
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