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SliERIFTS SALE.
WErl or Fl. FA. on TWELVE Months
HO\D

' IL / L. ~
BONp.
DY VIRTUE Of writ OF II. fl, issued
ID hv the Honorable the Parish Court Of
the parish Of Natcliitorhr> anl:to me-
directed issued on a twelve months bond
of NJ. }. McIirr and {. J. G. Pnrhrttr III
favor of ,Ino. NJ SHn|il yr & Co., or Jack
4 ricrSo!,, their attorneys, | have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder. at the door Of the court
hou$" in t!lc city and parish of Nat>hl-
Saturday the lM deg Of -A"g"St, 1871,
the following described property to wit
A certain lot of ground with the build
inwS and improvements thereon, situated
in the city and parish Of Natrhtochr>, on
the West side of Jefferson street meas
uriny ninety fee, on said street with Il
Irp of one hundred feet, bounded above
by Bayou Amulet and below 10y proper
ty of Mrs. NJ. J. McTier, seized as the
property of Mrs NJ. J. McTicr.
Also a certain lot of ground situated
in the city and parish of Natchitoches
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon situated on the West side of
Second street, bounded on the South by
Siblry street East by Second street
North by lot now owned by j. u. Payne,
and on the West by lot owned be Ellen
Price, seized as the property of the !c'
fyndant c. J. c. Puckettc.
Terms of Sale.
CASH without the benefit Of appraise,
mcMt.
D. II. BOULLT, JE.
June 23-tds. Sheriff.
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The New Orleans Daily City Item
favors us with an exchange of which
we gladly avail ourselves. The Item
is an evening paper Of fine tone and
ability and deserves to become po-
pular with all classes. Our esteemed
friend Z. L. Jewell, Esq.,, has edito'
rial control of thu Item and we are
reminded of the palmy days of the
Bulletin while reading the Items pun
gent editorials.
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WHAT PACKARD REPRESENTS.
Memphis Avalanche.

Packard told the Iowans that he
represented in Louisiana the cause
they held dear as Republicans and as
American misunderstanding Repub.
lican principles. Packard was slight
ly mistaken. He represented in Lou
isiana the political principle known
as the bayonet and the Parott gun.
He represented the echo of the War
Department.
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Now We don't think that "all
Republicans can unite heartily"
in the demand Of the Iowa radicals
for the immediate resuscitation Of
a policy which has been tried for
years and has always ended in
failure and in evils, which were
worse than failure. In fact, we
have no doubt the great majority
Of Republicans throughout the
country at large are heartily glad
that policy has been abandoned.
st. Paul cr.PrcsS, Rep.
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NOTICE..

IN PURSUANCE of an ordinance of the
| Board of School Directors, all persons
holding unpaid school warrants for the
wear 1876. arc hereby notified and re-.
cucsted to present the same to A. f. Le~
nee, treasurer, on or before the lst day
of A uyu,t next. in order that the same
NAV br adjusted and settled, out of such
funds as may remain from the anportlon'
mentS of that year.
W. A. PONDER,
JULY eff President School Board.
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New Orleans also has had its renre

New Orleans also has had its repre-
sentatives with US since our last is
sue. Messrs. Castanedo, a native by
the way, of the firm of S. L. Boyd &
Co., Gardner, formerly L. H. Gard
ner & Co, and Bachmin of Zeigler &
Co., dropped into our city in search Of
trade.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of Elisandrc De la CARA,
Deceased.

Succession Of Elisandrc De la CARA,
Deceased.
DY virtue of an order of the Hon. Par
ID ish Judge in and for the parish of
NatclitochcS, to ne directed, | will sell
to til" last and highest bidder at the
Court House door III the city of Natchi
tochcS, on
Thursday. Both doy Of August, 1877,
the following described property belong
ing to said Succession, to wit:
"A lot of ground with tho buildings
and Improvements thereon, situated in
said city, having front If 4G feet on
the south side of Texas street, with a
depth of rs feet, bounded north by
Texas street, south by lands of persons
unknown, east by lot Of I. Nicttc, and
west by lot of J. F. Y'Barbo.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash-subject to appraiscment.
D. II. BOCLLT, JE..
July 2S.-30d. Sheriff.
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The recent order of the President
forbidding the participation of Office
holders in political conventions, &c.,
causes large number of the loyal to
kick. Not being in Office, the people
seem to enjoy the gyratiug Of the
"officials" hugely.
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A. Ulscrc the well known and
popular barber of the Bart Able, pre-.
sru,s this office with a bottle of his
uncoualed hair restorer, the virtues
of which Ulgere commends to all the
world. AS a sure cure for all diseases
of tire scalp, falling hair, humors,
dandruff, &c. UIyerc's HAIR \1coR
has no rival.
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NOTICE..
Succession ofJohn Darts, decd.

Succession ofJohn Darts, decd.
4 BSALOM NJ. GARRETT, having ap-
II piled for the administration Of
the succession of John Davis deceased,
notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, to show cause within ten
days of this date, why the application of
the petitioner should not be granted.
Witness the Hon. ?. A. Simmons, judge
of said court on this 10th day of July, A
D., 1877.
JOHN LAPLACE,
July2l-2i. Deputy Clerk.
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Variations in temperature have
marked effect on human constitutions,
abnormally checking the secretiors
in some, and forcing the excretions
in others, making corrective or reg
ulator necessary, which can he found
in Home Stomach Bitters.
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The railroad strike has extended
nearly all over the Middle and North
western States. Troops have 50 far
been powerless to protect property
and qucll the rioters. Much fighting
has occurred and many lives have
been lost.
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II suffered for a long time with
goitre, cake or sv elled Liver, inliges-
ton and general bad health, and after
trying many other remedies, nothing
done me so much good as Simmons
Liver Regulator 1t cured me, and
now I have not to take any medicine,
for l am well; but l shall always keep
it in the house to cure any one else of
the family that have anything the
matter. 1t is good for nearly every
thing. NJ. l. VILLA, Clinton, Gar
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Arc the Hartrauft militia, which the
citizens of pittsburs said they would
'.protect" if they would como back
after having skedadlcd from the first
brickbat fired by the railroad mob,
the same 10000 he was going to fur
nish Hayes to put down the new re-
bellion aud inaugurate him as Presi'
dent.
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The Constitutional Am ond-
INCntS.

The public are very anxious to
know whether the Constitutional
question at the last elections was
decided. yea or nay: If the returns
do not shrw cnnclu>ivcly the result {:
if they have been mutilatcd or tam
pcrcd with in any way, there Is a
remedy at hand Ivy which clean copies
can be secured. which will show Il
result, and that is all the people ask.
The District Court Clerks of the
several parishes in the State will fur
niSh on application certified copies of
the returns filed with them by the
Supervisors of election, and the pub.
lie interest require that they should
be procured.
We canlil|y believe that all The
proposed Constitutional amendments
hurc been m7optr1' There is a way
which We point ont, to tel! and the
public ask of the Board Of Can vasscls
that they do it.
The late "Report,' that nothing
could be done because of the mntila-
tons, &c., of the copies before them
is movement on the part of the
Canvasscrs not we'll understood; no
is it likely to be until the Board ex
hausts all the modes within reach t
arrive ut a conclusion.
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Glcndy Bn'kc-lct's sec; who in
the dew Is GlcrG> Bnlke. All. ha :!
he's one of the "t,umprt reused old
line Whi.s.' Mad Wells was III dan
ger. and he "riz'' and "rit' Il letter.
Glcndy, old fellow. you'lc too far gone;
we smell your gave clothes even un'
to the turbulent Sabine. Glcndy B,
Won did it well; you're de vili>h sly
but we know the howl.
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Mortimer Carr, a shining radical Of
Warmotl's palmy days, has been ar
rested for cmbezzlement, as also one
Bartholomew r. Bcauregard. Two
more to plead the "agrccmcnt."
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NOTICE..

THE public is notified not tt trade for
Parish Warrant No. Al, issued in favor OF
V. \. Barron in 1876. for tn" fiscal year
lN173. for the sum of Fifty Dollars.
Also the following Warrants, Nos. l},
"a. s., also issued in favor of same party,
same date. for the sum Of twenty-five
dollars.
Said Warrants are lost and application
has been made to have the same duplira
tr THE Warrants are of no v,Iur rN-
rrrt t" the undersigned, and the finder,
if any, will oblivr by handling them over,
FRANK MCDANIEL
JnIy 2S-2t.
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Dissolution.

David Picrson having become Ens'
Judge, the Law Firm Of Jack 4 Per
is dissolved. The unfinished business
tho Firm will be conducted and set
by III" undersigned. ,r
April ?!9-lI. WN. II. JAW Il
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containing one hundred and fourteen an"
IL 100 acres. 49,,
Also that norton OF Let No. !, in Sec
tic, 81. township ~ north. range west,
lyrr north of Three League Rayon' aliu
thai portion of the northwest inalt'r "1
IN, northeast uua,trr Of Section st. ana
that portion Of the sol1lhW' It un@ll'' T."
thr SOUTHWEST Quarter Of Sr''tl"n 'h'' IN
township ~. n"rll! of rang" "'>''
north ufThrrr League Bayou, c"n'a'nlnE
in all about itty-"i.l.t acres. ali "' "lllc'l
i, more fully hr>rIit,r,l on the Inventory,
to which reference is hereby 'nA|".
Tennis Of SHE.
CASEI--yul,rrt to superintendent.
u. II. EUULLT JE'
July 2l-t'l~. Sh''''''
SIIERlFFS SALE.
Marin c. Bro>sct, surviving Extor. &c.
tAastan y. M~toyor.
District Court no. 1,ol.
DY virtue Of a writ of Fl ia. issued ny
y the Hon. the District Court in and
for the parish of Natciiioche> and to me
directed. have seized and will offer fn
sale to the last and highest bidder at
the door Of tn, Courthouse in the city
and parish of Natchtochcs, on
Saturday the 18Th day Of 1"w"St l777.
the following drsrrihcd property. to wit
(1l0) one hundred and forty acres of land
! situated on the left bank OF Cane River
descending, and known as the Cha>tal
u. Mrtoyrr place. said lands ar" ho'nd
ed north by lands of Madame Vinvc Srra
phin Mrtoycr, East by the Woods, Sontl
Ivy lands of Mathew lIertzog, and West
by Cane River together with all thu
buildings and improvements thereon an'
thereto belonging also all of the pr"S"n
craving crops, two (2) mules BRANDED
{. NJ, one yoke of Oxen branded c. NJ
two (2) Flows, two (2) Sweeps, one q
Harrow, one Sorrel Horse one pair trace
chains, and one % Ok Wagon.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash with benefit Of appraiscmcn;.
D. II. BOCLLT. .JH.
July 14-t1s. Sheriff.
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The crossing of the Balkans by the
Russians practically ends the Turkish
war.
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For Rent.

The Maricclli Dwelling House,
Texas Street.
Apply to J. THlCHhL'
Apri] 2l,.-tf. Agent
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July Term. Parish Court, Parish of
NatvhitocllcS Louisiana. No. 1890.
IN this case hy reason Of the law and
| evidence being in favor of the Plain
It'll, El"rancr Jane Carr, wife Of Antoine
PrIini, it is therefore ordered. adn1Tcd
and drrlrrl that the community of
acuurt> and gains heretofore existing BE-
tween her and her said husband. Antoine
Perrin. b. and til" Sanir is hereby d;>So.N-
ed, and it is further ordered and dccrrra
that the s!id Floranrr Jane Carr. d"
have IN TIE future the ri!h to ahlnili>-
Ter i"d control her separate estate, and
TIA, Defendant pay costs to be taxed.
Thus done and signed in open Court
on this , iSt day Of July, III.
\Siynrl, =. 4 SIMMONS,
Parish Judge.
Clerks Office, state o! Louisiana, !
Parish of NatrlitorhcS. !
| I certify the above to be Il true copy OF
the original Judgment on file in my Of
flee.
Witness my hand and Oi1jcia
L. S. Seal this 23l day of July, a
D, 1877.
W. II. TCNNARD,
July 2e.-3od. Clerk.
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Rand's New York City Business
Directory for 1877. The second VOL
ume of this valuable and indi>pe''sa-
Die work has Just been issued by the
Publishers. Mcssrs. Walter lIcUyh &
Co., of 3 Park Place, New York. No
pains or expense has been spared in
the production of the present volume,
to make it complete and reliable. In
Typographical appearance and bind
ing, certainly it is a fine specimen of
book making. 1t contains over one
hundred pages more matter than the
last years volume, which has added
largely to the cost OF the production
of the work, aud compelled the Pub
fishers to issue hereafter only tho fall
cloth bound edition at One Dollar
per copy, upon the receipt of whic'
sum they will forward the work tC
any address in the United States OF
Canada, by mail, postage prepaid.
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NOTICE..

PARISH OF NATCH1TOCHEs
State Tax Collectors Office,
May 22l, 1877.
This office is now open for the coll
ton of LICENSES and TAXES, due
State and Parish.
L. N. LANE.
Office on st. Denis st. Collector
May 2G If.
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The Columbia caldwell pari>h)
Herald, di>conrscth on the Returning
Beard indictments. The UcWh(
guslcs over Hayes says that we owe
every thing to Hayes, and that par
ticulary, Attorney General Ogden
owes his office to that dclcctablc
President. Does the Herald mean to
in$inuHtc that Mr.. Ogden made d
"baryain' with Hayes not to prose
cute criminals under the law, provi
ded "llaycs gave him tie Office"
! 1t is hot often the mighty GcHiH;
of the Herald get down to the dca'
level of a leader, but when he doe
his foot generally goes into it up tt
his boot tops. the Herald prates o
"IIonol" and then opposes the Lawful
prosecution Of Wells and his coterie
Another ,|ackaSs heard from
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NOTICE

NOTICE..
Succession Of Pierre Srvange, decd.
OIlS LEPAULMIER, having filed in
IL this office his petition praying to be
appointed Curator If She succession
of Pierre Scran1". deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons interested to
show cause within ten da' $ from date
Hereof why the application of petitioner
should not be granted.
Witness the Hon. P. \. Simmons, Judge
ofsail court, this 18th day Of July, A. d..
1S17.
JNO. tAPLACE,
July 14-2t. Deputy Clerk
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NOTICE.

Succession Of W'es Lambre, Deed.
DEERE SERDOT PRl'DlIOMNE hav.
| ing applied for the administration OF
the Succession Of Jules Lamhlr, Decd,
notice is hereby 9 v'n to whom it may
concern. to show cal;sr within ten days
of this date, why the application of the
petitioner should not be granted
=. 4 SIMMONS,
July 1t. Parish Judge.
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GRAIN AND FEED STU IFS.
Oats-35ca per bushcl.
Bran 81 la per 100 lbs.
Whtat-Whitc Western )! 3uper bush
PROVISIONS.
BACoN-Shouldcrs 81 &c.
Clear Rib S!,'cr ~4a9.
Dry Salt Shoulders 10
Dry Clear Rib 20 c.
Clear Sides l0ulOl.
Lar'l-1irrcr 1o1 lc.
Mess Pork STA $2j per bhI
HAMS-Choicc l2!u
Ordinary III! u
3. Bacon-'l 4 10y.
Pig Pork-lIalf hblS. 50 000
Pig TnnyucS-G!c piece.
Pigs Frrt-nonc in market.
Bologna Sau>agr-lOu re per ID.
Beef Fulton, $40 - per ! bhls.
Ornnyrs-S4 JOaJ 10 per hbl.
Onons-Wcstrm. $ 3Oa S. 50
CahhnyrS-l Yea II.
Applc>-Sj 7ju
Potatocs-S2 90 = Dbl.
llrrrinyr-4Ju Toe r box.
Codtish-Gac by 100 pounds.
Cocoanut>-$3 per h11ndrcd
Sour Krout none in market.
Coal Oil----23u 25c z gallon.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.
Suyar-Commm Sl0
Good Common wa
Prime 1o1 a.
Choice lOa lllc.
Molasscs--. Common, 40c y gallon.
Fair 4jc.
Prime SOC.
Choice Csc.
LUMBER.
Cypress lumber $l3 per thousand feet
Pine mmhrr-S!4 per Thousand feet.
Cypress Shingles-$i 90 per thousand
N:nlS-S3 75W ! ..
Wauons SG:,u Is.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Wnol-Lonislina, clean lJalS
IiitlrS-!2u 1:'c.
UIS~'Vttt ~ oUuc 1U eaGN
lIay-Si30 ~ per ton.
Corn G5u soc per bushcl.
Pcca,s-S5 30ui 90 per bill.
Eyrs-l5u 2oc per doz.
Buttcr-(;oshen, 25c per III.
Choice Western 1Su 2oc.
Potatoes Sweet, 75caS1 per buslItl
Talluw "a &C per pound.
Berswax----25G 2Sc + II.
Observation-Disclosures 81 3OH 81 y doz'
Turkeys $oa SIS y doz.
Geese s50 SC per d"z.
Ducks 50 per doz.
Pork per ID.
Brct-5a6c per ID.
Mutton -l0c per III.
Vcnison-@22 per saddle.
Dried Fruit-Applrs 100.
Beans, Nortlern-7@7lc.
Cranbcrrics-kcy So %.
DRY GOODS.
Prnts-7a Zoe.
Brown Cotton-60l0c.
Lowells-1O@l24c.
Stripes-]21a 15c.
Brogans-sl 5o01 IS per pair.
CAN GOODS.
Salmon-$3 90 y dcz.
Mackcrel-s2 IS p doz.
Lohsters-s2 90 = doz.
Spiccd Mcat-S5 50 = doz.
Sarlines-t boxes lCtc T. box.
n,.c4orc OSoect M y IL,
Eagle Milk-$2 95 p doz.
Yeast Powders-S20@2S = gross.
pcachcs-S2 so p doz.
Pine Apples 50 2502 50 = doz.
f Concentrated Lyc-$G so y case.
CASEGOODS.
Brandy Peachcs-S4 IS y doz.
, Pepper Saucc-Sl 75@1 IS p doz.
Hostctter Bittem So oO09 50 y d
Drake Bttcrs-s3 5Oa375 p doz.
, Plantation Bitters-S 250S so &c
:, LIQUORS.
New York Brandy-S1 33a1 65.
b " Gin--$1 32@I 60.
e Imported Cognac-$l G502 90.
=. Ginger Brandy-S1 65@2 %.
: Cherry Brand v 81 9O@2 IS.
$ Blackberry Brandy-s1 G0@2 Is. ,
: Importcd-!IolIand Gin So 9OG4 q
. Jamaica Rum--S5 0007 On
| Irish Whiskey-s5 0r@6
Il Scotch whiskcy-$5 0o06
WINES.
! CIarct-$4 as 90.
r White wine-$5 5O010 90.
o Champagne
J. Krug & Co., (qurts) s25 gold.
If Veuvc Cliquot ponsardi-s23
l. Piper Hcidsicks-$25 90.
ALE AND PORTER.
Dutjeans Lagerbier-qts. 50 so pts =
= Milwaukie-qts. 50 IS pts. 81 65.
Bass 4 Co.,-Alc, pints - Is
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M$0(1rEct and &jrey,

COMPLIED AND CORRECTED WlIK1y,,
C!IAS. IHERISSUN
For the V'Sn!rATor.7
These figures rrprr>"nt round lot NJ,
cc~ 10y retail. higher rr!> :" viii have +,
&c rnit,
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
JUDGMENT.
Floluncc J. Carr
VS..
Antoine ptrini, her Husband.

July Term, Parish Court, Parish of
NatvlitovllrS, Louisiana. No. 1890.
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COIIDN RECEIPTS.
Received l'rrvloN,!, "a hale
Received this week
Total "a
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-21
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Decision Adverse to chamberlar

Decision Adverse to Chamberlain.
Charleston. March 20.-Judge Reed,
in the Circuit Court, to-day, rendered a
decision in the habeas corpus case, re-
leasing Flynn on the ground that
Chamberlain has not authority as gov
ernor. The decision concludes as fol-
lows:
81 am of opinion that Wade Hamp-
ton was made governor in the State of
South Carolina through the ballot-box
in accordance with a constitutional
election held on the 7th of November
last I; that he qualified, if not following
the letter, in spirit and intent, on the
18th of December last !; that he has
been since that time and is now the
lawful governor of South Carolina, and
should be obeyed and respected accord
ingiy. 1t follows from these views that
Chamberlain was not governor on the
Sd of January, 1877, the date of the
commission of W. F. Dover as trial
justice for citizens of Charleston, and
that his appointment and commission
were without lawful authority and
void.r
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CALIFORNIA .


San Francisco, March 20.-COl.
Frederick A. Bee, who appeared before
the Congressional committee recently
sitting in this city to investigate the
question of Chinese immigration, in
defense of the Chinese, who has taken
a prominent part in opposing the anti
Coolie movement in general, and has
interested himself in the raising of
funds to assist in bringing the perpe-
traitors of the late outrage at Chico to
justice, has received a postal card as
follows:
r. A. Bee, Oty:
DEAR SIR-The IL of 70S have you
marked. You had better not have sent
your $500 to Chico. The Cinnamon
have got to leave the country, and that
little affair in Butte county is only a
preliminary. Take my advice and
leave this State in thirty days or you
will be killed. All of you who are in
for coolies and against the whites here
are marked. 708.
The above was evidently written in a
disguised hand. 1t is reported that at
recent meeting of an anti-coolie club
in this city, the Chico massacre was
approved amid cries of "this is what
we want.D
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The Roman Question.

London, March 20.-The News pub
lished letter from Rome stating that
the Ultramontanes are at this moment
enlisting adherents to create a Roman
question. Various Jesuits, bearing in
structions from Father Beckx, general
of the order, have arrived at the Vati-
can from Florence. Father Beckx
warmly counsels the project. / have
positive assurance that Father Beckx
and his adherents promise little short
of the speedy re-establishment Of the
temporal power of the Pope. There is
no doubt that steps in this direction
have long been preparing. The Catho-
lie societies in Austria and Germany
have pledged themselves to cooperate
in the crusade.
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MISSOURI.
Railroad Accident.

st. Joseph, March 2o.-About 4
O'Clock this afternoon as freight train
on the Hannibal & st. Joseph Railroad
attached to engine No. 72, came down
Lindley's grade, between Kidder and
Cameron, 40 miles east of st. Joseph, a
10 foot span of bridge over Lang's
Branch was found to have burned after
the previous train, the eastward bound
passenger, had passed over it. The
train was running at rapid speed, the
grade being very heavy, and the engine
plunged into the chasm twenty feet
deep, the tender and one or two cars
piling upon it. Nearly the whole train
was thrown from the track. Engineer
Green was covered in the mass, and
was dead when taken out. Fireman
Tanner and the brakeman were slightly
injured. 1t is thought that the bridge
had caught fire from the train last
passing over it.
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rELEoRApHIc TICKS.

A dispatch from Washington says
Senator Lamar is able to sit up.
A severe shock of earthquake, last
ing 40 seconds, was felt at North Troy,
VT, Tuesday morning.
The Emperor of Germany has accept
ed the resignation Of Baron Won
Stouch, chief Of the German admiralty.
The gold exchange of New York
dissolved on Wednesday. The room
will be used iu future by the stock ex-
change for the sale Of gold bonds and
stocks.
As the tide rises and falls on the
stranded steamer Rusland at Long
Branch, the stem of the ill-fated steam.
er is sinking in the sand, while the car
go in the after part of the ship is al.
ready under water.