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H'v'VA. b'c.S IL is cusIcutlylegoi tell
n lLIuriD'd CUBAN -.rrNs tIHt ir.'-Gru.
'" ~. Do .lN.r'r'' tnOht.IN train, t'Ir p ga
of go n. u. r llDt i"tl irDm S.N.t. Suirltut
ior Co. ~ fi' A., IA. % 'uu so tl. f.'iu LaIfI-
euA. NIiN aiff .tt,u, iuud usi ilnurS JOB O. lr
amount a. falWi.N. II -rnnis thHt uut within
u irW rfli '- rom Guuyarnnrs everything IS MT
well. hrt thf .N' team OF oy ,Hrts WU- n'ndlug
IT, WI os htils nud thr ugh dlI'S when. ON
arriving m point whore two roHis meet. "A
brisL. sharp NJ pu'us startled the rear. \ halt
SIS at one" Ed"r'd, and tho column faced
Rtout Hnd QgiaSy dpployod in hatfi" limo. All
At oire ihc lr.Ak rXirniDd along both tanks
en\rlpplug Ire ntvun"e. TINS was succeeded
hi hugo SOUNDS, and an ONrrN hrlming cavalry
tor"1 ~ iusurr Mt swoouod down upon the
1Oomo tram. \ tfarIui hnnl-to-hand en- eOun-
ter took plncr, but the hpaniHrls having LOST all
,ell control Ned pani stricken in all directions.
and were either klli'd or taken prisoners
among them the officer in communal. Gen.
haNimn Gomez. aware Of the departure and
[out' oi tine train. had prepared an ambush in
luli torcr AMI captured the entire tram. valued
over > .UnnhOo, h'sldrs killing. wounding. or
making prisoners the whole force.
Planters, nppr'hrndlng the burning Of their
estates, are hnrrying their crops IN rs fast as
means Will allow.
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Damage 4. tn. Louisiana Sugar Crop.

The New Orleans Prize Currdnl OF Doc. 8
publishes the following letter from planter OF
Ihibodhux. Lifourche parish:
The severe irerAns that occurred on the nights
Of the 18th and 30th Of November and the LIST Of
December killed tho cane 10 the ground. and
Ihe cane already cut was from 50 that the
planters had TO stop grinding. The cane in the
Holds hpt from the cffccls 81 the freeze. and
lhe luco WAS running from them. To add to
Lho loss To the PLANTERS from that disaster, a
warm Tsln set IN on the 81 inst, and lasted
lweniy iour hours, and m not hall OF the crop
mas yA l"rn made, and u very small quantity Of
uhc cane has been winn0wed. the loss from
Nra" 'Nu 7'N, IN my cpiIGon AMI that OF int'lll-
gent ana practical planters, viii reach 5OOOO
hosAh heads. 81 moro Than Onr-third Of the osti-
mated crop. | am confident that very few IL
shy Of tho planters VIII bo making sugar M
Zen days from lhleriato. and the quality made
VIII not be v"rV good.
IRON present appearances, ] estimate the
mop WAL not much exceed 1000 hussheads
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DEAD OR ALIVE ?


(Carbondale Observer, Friday
For the past week when the senatorial
question was not upon the lips of our
people, the disappearance last Monday
OF one OF our attorneys, Mr.. o. w. Cat
lin, and the suspicious Of foul play at
tached thereuntO, has been the favorite
theme Of discussion. Last Monday
morning Mr.. Catlin hired horse at Ava,
10 go out into Vergennnes township, a
lew miles east OF Ava, on legal business.
MIR. Catlin called on Mr.. Rosson, of that
township, and left his house about seven
O'Clock in the evening. Shortly
a''er leaving two pistol shots
were heard near the bridge across
me beaucoup, in the Crow settlement.
The next day the horse which MIR. Catlin
rode was found in corniield near by.
suspicious that he had been fouIly dealt
with were at once aroused, and search
was Instituted. A hat belonging to Cat.
lin was found on stump near the bridge.
This seemed TO confirm the belief of foul
play and his brother-in-law, MIR. Charles
lager OF this place. was telegrsphed the
circumstances .On Wednesday Mr.
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eager went up and had the Bcaucoup
thoroughly dragged at the bridge and
or mile. below 1t, but without finding
further trace of Catlln.
The commonly accepted theory in this
place is that Catin has skipped; - that
the pistol shots, the loose horse and the
old hat were but part and parcel of
plan to leave the country for the coun-
try's good with belief behind that he
mad been done for, and in fresher fields
he would begin life anew. Catlin hasn't
agood name here, generally speaking.
and this serves to strengthen the belief
that there is skull-duggery in the matter.
1t Is believed that after killing himself,
his corpse took unto itself new life, and
walked to Elkville or Du Quoin, where it
took the st. Louis train, and that 1t might.
| now be found in an advanced stage of de-
composition, travelling towards the gates
| Of sunset. He had check for 81 900 in
| his pocket OH a st. Louis bank, and it is
| probable that steps will be taken to see
whether he has drawn the money. He
| owed several hundred dollars here, and
has been counted very slippery but it
might be that giving a dog 4 bad name
has had good deal to do in putting into
circulation much talk about him. The
worst part of the matter is that he leaves
wife here without cent OF money.
Should Mr.. Catlin's corpse be found or
appear at this Office, we shall make cheer
full apology for all we have said in the
| above
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was deemed advisable that all the men,
bers should sign It; and here was en-
acted scene which some great satirica
painter should some time pcrpetuate
The personnel of the committee is sufli-
GENTLY strikiDg--Edmunds, square
shouldered and square-toed, too, with a
patriarehal head pendant to one of the
most mastery looking visages in the
senate: Conkling, stalwart, comely and
imperious; Thurman, the lion OF the
Democratic side, and Bayard, its match
less cheyalier; Hewitt, his worn visage
showing traces OF long and sleepless
anxiety Payne, OF Ohio, rare gentle
man, whose appearance and manners
might have adorned drawing room in
the days of the ancient yegime--these were
some of the most salient figures. But
there was one figure in the room. iss-
lated, reserved, oyer which the painter
would fairly revel-the figure of Oliver
y. Morton.
SENATOR MORTON.
Seated, when all the rest had risen, he
gripped his canes in one hand and lifted
one helpless leg to cross it over its fellow
with the other hand, and shut his lips
with the same indomitable resolve which
he had maintained during all the conven-
lions of the committee. From the first
he had refraincd from taking any part in
the deliberations, save that of an oc.
casional critic. His remarks were gen.
orally Of the nature of objections. lie
had yielded the making of motions fol
the amendment of Improvement of the
several plans.
Now was the last opportunity to make
an impression upon his rugged Will
Nearly all the senators and members
approached him, and courteously ex-
pres sed the hope that he would join bis
signature with theirs. He remained i'm
movable, saying only I'll am not at this
moment able to state what course shall
take. 1t is possible | may vote for this
bill. But l reserve my judgment until
after maturer reflection"
The signatures OF all otLer members Of
the joint committee were affixed TO the
bill and report, and the next few minutes
were spent In mutual congratulations.
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BREAKING DOWN.
The Work of the Louisiana
Returning Board.
The President Refuses to Take any
steps in the Case of the State
Governments Until the
Tribunal has Acted.
SPECIAL to the ST. Louis Times. }

topeclal 10 the 81. LOUIS 1lmes.)
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 29.-The agony is
nearly over The president has become
fully convinced of the frauds in Louisi-
ana, and declares that he will not sustain
them.
GRANT AND THE CoNsPIRAToRs.
Kellogg, Don Cameron, Pitkin, and
two others waited on him to urge the
recognition OF Packard to-day. The
president interrupted their representa-
tlon OF the case angrily, and said seen.
tlemen, you waste your time and annoy
me. | have been misled and de.
ceived until have determined TO
take my own methods OF ascer-
tanning the truth. l have ascertained
enough about the action of the returning
board to satisfy me that can no longer
stake my reputation and the fortunes of
my administration in support of 1t. lam
perfectly satisfied in my own mind and
shall not lift finger until all questions
have been settled by the tribunal" At
this the conspirafors made another at
tempt to state their case and were again
interrupted by the president this time
almost savagely: Gentlemen" he
said, lyon will please not pursue this
subject-yOu waste your own time aud
worse than waste NINE" Whereupon
the crestfallen conspirators withdrew
and Louisiana may be considered per-
fectly safe.
THE CRUMBLING CONSPIRACY.
You have no idea how the conspiracy
is crumbling. Littlefeld. clerk Of the
Louisiana returning board, has given
away the whole case Of frauds. lie al
tered the returns from Vernon and other
parishes himself, by order of Madison
Wells, and not as StoughtOn observed by
clerical error. Owing to these develop
ments the habeas corpus to release the
members of the returning board has been
postponed. The most distinguished law
yer in the house told me to-day, when |
asked him about the AaJeas corpus, that
when }. Madison Wells lett the custody
Of the sergeant-at-arms of the house he
would leave it TO enter the custody OF
the warden of the penitentisry. Score
this brilliant success to the credit OF Colo
mel Pelton and David Dudley Field. The
final collapse of the conspiracy is now Q
question OF few days and perhaps only
of hours.
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The genuine DR.. MCLANF's YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures of &.
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wrapper.
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Ghr Yullatin.
the JOINT COMMITTEES LABoRs

N eseh oS she varfous steps Through
which an Agreement was Ke@ene0
Marrow Escape From COsmp1ete
Gai1ure The HOrtunate 0ubsetou.
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TINE FINAL SESSION.

on Thursday forming, then, the Joint
nul'tes held its last session. Senator
va. uhas produced the report, which
hss. sAo over ss carefully as the bill had
70 r resd' amended. and finally agreed
" vote Was taken at noon. n
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION

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Married, or those about x
marry, on the physioiogioS,
my teFies and revelations Of
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