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The Democratic Congressional
Convention.

Tie Democratic Congressional Com
niliss net here yesterday to decide upon
L. time and place Of holding their nom.
hating convention. We presume this
~ The Obisc, Of The meeting, although II
aiy hiVs been 4 mere incident to the
sssting, inainuch a they voted on the
Euf question. Whether the silver vote
UI tes. vote, to Weet,ain Col. Ben's
s's'gib, We do no. know, but silver car
nd ths day, and We all know that in Con.
rsa Col. Beu Aud silver we're eonveri.
AtEai.
TAsHzpsting Democratic candidates
irCosra. are Col. Ben, Col. J.B.Jack.
a. Col Dln johnson and plain John
Hla'oa Good. We have not mentioned
S'n iaihe.Order Of merit BY any means,
a% s''n 10 rank As COlOneIs, nor yet in
ss ss''d.toi availability, although we are
hs 70 ny that Col. Ben seem. to lead
eseoIuaH 10 this particular, even II he
ID t0ds' 90 the test motion Of Wood to
at' up The Tariff bill. The Colonel
''1"'u fnh 10 voting when the move.
=, a'as OF The cat were no. plainly di.eerni.
II. Democratic Committee very prop.
a Eir decided 10 bold their Convention in
"sa'I ~ souaty-thItlsud Of the Nasbys.
:, -N''i.l county occupies the same rela.
S'' y 10 West Va. that the Confederate
s'V'' H''d'dO to the State Nv Ken.
= Ssty' Therefore, it wu NEE, that the
Uo'',a'l'' ~ '',t should be held there, sspeci.
'nnAt' fsnoninl,s Col. Ben, which,
wa 70 ~ ~ lS'ouon,is will be very apt to do.
" 'a' later point however there
=, "1e DOUBT A sound Democra,
..Sa'% .'s'H, Us that some developments will
NV, r,',! AXE place this time in regard
~, sSaA 0''' promise, not to be a eandi.
: - 'S'' !Sifd term that will be damay.
y. ta' Colonel looks upon a third
s.4 - S' Wilson As all right, however,
- - = s' nay dsprscAts such a thing for
~. ~ G,laI y 1t is.Aid, however, that he
~. zoe most positive promises two
~. 9 that ii the party would only
Nv ,...as a'a Ia sOdOremsr, in the shape Of
s.,s ad term thl. be would a, the end Of
an. a 'sp down aid out, and let some
s.,s,t ,u''d competitor, have a chance.
~ :S'' u I, 'A. Old story:
~ : ~ q :,''' set sick, tn. devil monk
!; ''T4 ''' veil, IL. devil . monk va,
,,s,,....', w 'sn The Colonel i. particular,
.'soi.. "I's''''i BY the devil ip the .boy.
.r'', s,.iS 'Ay further than the devil i,,up.
I'S'. ss.,a 10 represent the .haky side Of
4NIuRn
sS a. % The eAlnee' Of Jackson, i, /, said
- ~ SS u,. 'aaa', on Wood thi. own eouDt,,
=. - Ti''' Gila.r, Calhoun and 'rs.. pI.:..
~ :, ;, 4'''s ATE good a. i.r~ thu, %
:. "a NY 90 very short way. Col. john. sD
= u S'aa'' '.s 90 Tyler .Dd par. Of w.t..l.
es,5 a. I.0 = ! vote or two from Pleasant.
y s'Sa i..'. o. ''O''s count. on the Panhandle
Nm. n'' S o. the three upper coua.I..
d. ,''' c0loa.l B.a come, It' in y,
H., ''s'P.ats. all over the si.. H.
Particularly Harrison, Levi.
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A s5o.ooO.ooo Estate.

NEw YORx, June 25.-Ths late VIM.
G. RhinelAnder's estate is estimated to be
worth about $50. 100000. He va. one Of
seven Of the largest real estate owners in
this city. By the terms Of his will the
vast property will ba managed BY the
executor for the benefit Of his children,
who may divide Il ~ they shall zee 6t.
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THE INDIAN WAR.
Battle with The Indians-Colonel
Robbins and Two Soldiers Kill.
ed-The Hostiles Defeated.

San Francisco, June Pa Silver
City dispatch says the advance Of Gen.
Howards troops attacked the hostiles on
Sunday, forty miles from Harney. The
battle took piece at Craig Creek. Gen.
Howard has sent all the troops possible
TO the front. Col: Robbins and two SOL
diers we're killed. Couriers rode two
hundred miles 10 furnish Gen. Howard
news Of the battle and asking for REIN
forcements. Major Egbert, at Camp
Lyons, has been notified to protect the
Winnenmucca road and give battle to the
hostiles fleeing in that direction. The
probabilities are that the hostiles have
met with 4 severe repulse.
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NASHVILLE, June 25.-Collector Wood.
cock has received intelligence Of the de.
struction OF nine Illicit distilleries In
Putnam county, valued at 900, and the
arrest Of fifteen persons charged with a
violation Of the revenue laws.
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Terrible Explosion at the Chesa.
peuke Nail Works-The MIL En-.
tirely Demolished-The Boil.
ers Hurled u Distance OF Three
Hundred Feet
Hundred |

HARRISBURG, June 25.-Four large
boilers in the Puddle Mills Of the Chesa-
peake Nail Works exploded this morn.
log with tremendous force. The mill
is entirely demolished. Chambers Bowe.
master, foreman. was horribly mangled
and instantly killed. Henry Neis. John
Hess, George Frank and John Hetrick
were badly scalded and injured by the
flying debris. One Of the boilers was car.
ried over an adjoining mill, 90 feet in
height, and landed in field about $50
feet from the scene Of the explosion. An.
other was blown through the top Of the
mill into brick warehouse. The third
was carried into another warehouse, badly
damaging the building, and the fourth
was entirely torn to pieces. The loss is
from So, 900 to $4,000.
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speaking for Rosser.

ST. PAUL, June 25.-Persous 10 Gen.
Rossers home, Minneapolis, who claim
to speak for him 10 reply TO Mr.. Aeklins
card, confirm the less sensational yer.
siou Of the affair In . Washington res.
tAurant, which represents that Aeklin
retired when discovered without waiting
70 Be assaulted,
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SPORTING NEWS.

PrrnBuRoH, June 25.-The frat racs
for sweepstakes, two mile heats, for al
ages, was won BY Rilburn 10 two straight
heats, Beacon second, Flencker and Prim.
rose third. Time, 3:49t and 1851.
Second race, I Of q mile dash, for twc
year old colts aud fllies, was walk over
Tor Jessie Donaldson.
Third race, mile heats, three in Eve for
all ages, won BY Ada Lambert In three
straight heats, Charley Gorham second
Fontenor third, Flencker and Dart
fourth, and Clifton di,taneed. Time
las, l:47i aad l:49f.
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IAeklin Aiter the sInnder.

New oRLEAss, June 25.-Congree!-
man Acklin left for Washington this
evening to sAeertain the sources Of the
recent slandsr, which has been retutsd b.
the lsdy's brother for her, BY Aeklin and
his friends, aud By Itslsgram from Gen.
Rosser.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
The Democratic Convention at
Columbus Ohio Statesmen
Floeking Like Doves 70 Their
Windows.

COLUMBUS, O., June 25.-Ths hotsls
are 6lled with delegates and visitors TO
the Democratic State Convention, which
meets tomorrow, among them senstor
Thurman. It 10 probable that D. P.
Page, Of Summit will be nominated for
Secretary Of State, and A. F. Hume, Of
Butler, for Supreme Judge. The plat
form will contain planks demanding the
unlimited coinage Of silver; the issue Of
certificates TO purchasers Of silver bull
lion; the reception Of greenbaeks for
customs dues; endorsing the action Of
Congress on the Potter investigation and
the Presidents Southern policy; also de.
clsripg against communism, but in favor
Of Congress and the various States so
legislating as to revive trade and furnish
employment to the unemployed.
IsprANApoLis, June 25.-The Repub.
licans Of Madison, Ind, on Tuesday NOM
mated Hon. Leonidas Sexton for Con.
pfAAQ
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81. PAUL, June 25.-A destructive Ere
in Fsirbsnlt, MINI, this morning de-
stroyed the principal business part Of the
city. The fire originated In email tin.
shop. The loss will exceed 100000.
Insurance aggregates about ss5,000.
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Mas,

Tar Hon. Ch... James Faulkner is at
v,,,,,yuu, looking after the Com.
=" -.,.,n,,,, ,pd Likewise after the vote Of
v.,o,nJi, ip the Congressional COnven.
NJ, v. will lay a small wager that be
m adj loOE in vain The old man has
,;,,isyy yaVl.
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oswleo, June 25.-John F. Inn, Jas.
She's, Hsttie Sands and Mary Weleh, Of
Oswego, were drowned to day at Pleas
ant Point, Lake Ontario. They belonged
to the 81. Johns Church excursion party
which left here this morning.
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ne SwIEE nAlKn,
REMARES.

The market has been fairly active under
the influence Of somewhat limited de.
mand, aud at considerable advance on
last weeks figures. The quality Of the OF.
eripgs Il quite - good a. Il was last week,
The receipts on Saturday were nearly 900
head and the Mondays run some ! 800.
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NEw York, June 25.-Arrived-stssm-
ships Montana and Prussia, Liverpool;
Anchoria, glasgow; Greece, London.
LosDos, June 25.-steamships Eng
land and Elysian, Montreal; arrived out.
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vu "a. deferred" certificates are
,,',.J It 1; in the Baltimore ,, market market
!s,.,l i''sI Ohio stock i. quoted at % and 95'
II p,l,iuore Soho at SO.
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ENGLAND.
Bank OF Epgland Bulllon.

Bank OF England Bullion.
LONDON, June 25.-Amount Of bullion
Withdrawn from the Bank OF England on
balance to day, El6o,0oo.
RUSSIAN HcK AND DEAD.
The Russians have 62,l52 sick in the
Balkan Peninsula, and Of the recruits
raised In 1877 for the Armenian CAM
paign 25 per cent are dead.
WILL not YIELD.
The Irme,' Berlin correspondent re.
ports that Lord Beaconsaeld, In con.
yersation with Prince Bismarck, who
urged him to make concessions, said /:
Il didn't come here to yield"
DIED.
Sir George Birk, the distinguished
Arctic navigator, is dead,
LONDON, June 25.-A Berlin CORES.
pondent learns on good authority that
the Russians, within the Last few days
bough. at Hamburg 8 steamers belonging
to the Hamburg line.
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,.,v,r,. band seems TO be winning
IN ;, yo,r.n.orn a. it did a, Be'ha-
,'''s :, = Xors,p,Oru Non letter this morn
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,-.,,I (iIB,oS seem, to be taking an
IL. ss"b,D b,Dd ia politics down in cAbell
'..,,,. ''a,' AR Ar. '. ,s,in to have him as
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SPAIN.

Hopes for the Life of the Spanish
Queen.
MADRID, June 25.-Queen Mercedes
condition Is still serious, but she passed
quiet night and no fresh hemorrhage
has occurred, and the physicians have
not lost all hopes.
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u, rp.RLr HuLDEET, general travel
=. ,,.,l Of Beth.ny College, ia in the
3 v,Hi. one Of the hest men in
s,', =. ,,,g, and all re,dsr' Of the IsTEt-
:. ;. ,s,,, cav take full stock 10 anything
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81. PAUL, June 25.-A Bismarck
special announces the discovery Of q rich
gold field in Bear Pear mountain, Mon.
tans, and great excitement atFort Ben.
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weather Indications.
War DKPAHInKaI,
oIyicl o. nm clIKy eIoHAL 0yTicEl.
WASHneTos, D. c. June 2s-l A. n.
PnonAnffffIn,

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
falling barometer, southerly winds,
warmer, partly cloudy weather and oc.
casional rain,
For the Lake Region. essterly veeriug
to soulherly winds, rising followed BY
falling barometer, cloudy weather, nu.
msrous rains and warm, followed BY low.
er temperature.
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-,,,iII ;. !. lively time at the Re
ICE ilis. Congressional Convention at
f'..,,srills TOMORROW
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IdelnteIlgsnfFr

c,;,,,o Tine, say. that Nails are
IH' Ta.I1 1...IT in that market at s. 25
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, June 25.-Ths statement Of
the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows an
increase Of specie the past week Of aye
hundred and ffty-seyen thousand markI.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
PEACE CONGRESS.


vienna, June ga dispatch from
Bucharest reports that the Roumanian
Government is advised from many sides,
particularly from Italy and France, 70
cone.to an agreement with Russia at any
price.
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additional Markstl.l
Baltimore Live stock Market.

MIErLLxp I'VE sTocK scILEa.
BArIfnoHS, Mooday, June n, ls7s.
wwT4afpTS NON INV wrvw
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RKMAREs on BRER CATTLE.

Trade was quite active at the opning Of
the market, and continued 30 for some
time, and prices were shade higher than
they were last week, but wsakened before
q great many sales were effected when ope.
rafionI were effected more difficulty at
rates about the same rs last week. Before
the close the market became quite dull, but
alI The cattle were disposed Of, with few ex.
ceptions, including 9 number left over
from last week. Quotations S3a5 65 per
Mich cows-Ihs receipts have been
light and sales fairly aetive at s25A45 per
head. IN, ,v,,, .,,.,.
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BLANC, EMILE +. Recorder, Conrt
Fioase, Ihib odaux, a.
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orr'G!al jUURNAl OF THE PARISH OF
LAF0URCHE AND OFsTHE TOWN
Of THlBQDAuX.
NszERzFF SALE.

SpA"'E OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH COURT-PARISH OF IA,
FOURCHE-IN THE MATTER OF
THE INTERDICTION'OF CECI.
LA PAERA. No. lOO0 PRO
BATES.
n9 VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
~ TO me direcled in the above entitled:and
NUN bbered case, will offer for sale at pub.
lie auction pursuant to law. to The last
and highest bidder, at the Court iiuusc
in the town of Thibodaux. on
SATURDAY, February %, 1878,
between the hours Of 4 o'clock a. M, and
o'clock p. m. the following described
property belonging to the said inter,licte
Ceciha PARA, to wit
A certain tract of land situated in tho
Parish of Latourche, in this state. on the
right descending bank of the Bayou La
foui che. and having q front on said Ba-
you Lafonrche of twenty-three and ore
half t234) arpents by forty arpents In
depth. bounded above by lands Of Urbain
Danosse, and below by lands of Felix q.
PARA. said land being at IL distance of
about twelve leagues above the outlet Of
Ba,on Iiafourch. Together with all the
rights, ways, servitndes, privileges and ad-
vantages thefeunto, belonging or in any
wise appertaining. Being the same prop
erty acquired by said .interdicte' from
her Uncle Antonio PARA, by an act Of Do.
hatlon dated the sixth day of December,
1872
Terms and conditions of the sale. Cash
on the spot ~, United States Treasury
Notes. l.. a. WEDRE, Sheriff.
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SUCCESSION OF JEAN MARIE YER
GEZ No. 100S PROBATES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH
- Court. Parish OF Lafourche. hereas
Thomas Alberti, Curator of said Estate. Of
said parish, has rendered provisional ae-
count Of his administration, praying the
homologation of the same,
Now, therefore thu parties interested,
are hereby notified to produce IN this IL
flee, within ten days following Yhe publica
tion of the present notice. such objections
AS they may have against the honoloya
tion of SAID account, otherwise the same
shall he approved and homologated accord
in. to law.
~ Witness my hand AMI tho i'm
@nN press of the seal OF my Office tLis
~ ~ 2ud day OF February 1878.
), W. kNoBLOCH.
Clerk of Court.
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Reward.

reward of Two and half dollars will
be paid to the person who first arings a
good drawing horse with collar anu lar ness
To the Engine oi Tbibodaux EiIe Go. 10.
within reasonable time, after an alarm
OF tire is sounded, for the purpose Of draw
ing the Engine to and from the fire.
5. I. GilSAMORE,
President
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