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Notice
no FRENCH SUBJECTS.

Notice il hereby given that ! have Y,
made ar,sngements TO prosecute prose-: So a.
claims before tho French Claim Com.
mission in Washington, the object OF
which commission is defined in article
lat of the Treaty to 10, to ascertain the
amount of "all claims on the part OF COR
porat,ons companiesor private indtvtdn'
ais, citizens Of France. upon tho uovern.
ment Of tho United States, arising out OF
acts committed against tho person OF
nreperty Of citizens Of France, not IN tne
service Of the enemies Of the UmteG
States, or voluntarily giving aid ana n:
comfort to tho same. by the civil OF mlll'
tsry Government Of the United states
Mnon tho high seas or within the terr'to
raj jurisdiction Of the United States, ~
rinc the period comprised between tn
18TH dsy Of April, 1861, and the 90 day 0
August 1885," Any person, c't;zen y =
Frsnce. having sustained any loss Q
property during the late war. ny acte q
The United States Government, wn" We
not himself engaged in giving aid an
comfort to tho enemies OF the Un..e
States Government, such claim Will CON
within the jurisdiction Of the tteac !:
Claim commission, and will find 1t
|, their interest to apply without delay !
ths nndsraiened. Sumo haste will be M
oessary AZ tho commission viii soon nnee
Address D. @. SCARBOROUGH
II ANY Z, 1850 NatcolSoc"cs' :"
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We sincerely regret our failure.
Last week, to mention the arrival
home Of our distinguished fellow
citizen and friend. Judge Levy. Inc
fact is. the chief editor was assem-
and thin writer was better fitted TO:
a sick room than an editorial room
Bv no act Of CIV. wiltz since Ole
Inauguration has he reflected more
honor and credit IN himself than oy
the appointment to the Supreme y.
bench Of Judge Lew. He has oy II
the thanks Of every friend OF o learn
I'd an, incorruptib'e ju 'ioiary. JUDGE
lew. since his advent on tho Su
creme Bench has surprised bis mcs'
ardent admirers. by h's sound jutis
prudence and legal acumen. Liz
the eloquent Burke. when DO sros'
TO make his maiden speech IN RAJ
lament. 1T was In him. snd' .:
heaven, It had to come out. W
heartily congratulate Judge Levy Of
tho honors he wears go modestIy.
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GA COMPLIANCE"
(Compagnie d'Assurance contre il"'e""'e
DE PARIS, (FRANCE.)
Total do l'Actti. Frs. 39,47s,3ll.lo.-
$685., G62.22.
Aux Etats- U mis-, en- Bonds dc I pour
cent-S566, 5S4.l2.
Administ rateurs:

prasi,eut. NJ. DrCLERC, (ancisn Miuistre
des Finances: actuellement SenateurJ .
MN. BILLET, I'M dos admiuistrateuIs de
u Ranaue do France. Ex'membre 10 10 Cnsm'
bre lie commerce de Paris:
EyETTE, ExJags du Tribunal de Commerce
de Paris, A. r.u.,., 4.
Commerce Dc IL Seine.
HALPHIN, Ex,Jugs du Tribunal DO u Seine
MERCER, Juge du Tribunal du Co%me !N .
LIPPMANN, Banquier, (Aaison AlSer'e q
OOuTIN, Nsmbre du Couseil Municipal d
PASsY, Represantaut = rAssenblse Nst'o
PEREIRr, President de Ia Compsgnle 70
nerale Transatlsntique. !,
WXTEL, Nsmbre .du Conssil Municipal u
! p..ia HH.ss
" E. BURKHARDT, President.
| CHAS, NAURY, Vice President.
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raI TEXAS PACIFIC.

Railroads sre tho arteries Of travel
end emigration. With them alone
On ~, N she6e days Of steam and
telegraph, sxpect TO al up our land
With . populattop. our oeate With
hoass, ard our dI(lss and t'Wps With
liss add business. The completion
at a early day Of tho railroad nom
New Orleans TO Shreveport. b oow
O a0ueed fact, and notwitbstsod.
In tho e1ertions Of tho ftiends Of
thu city, Ne have failed TO secure Q
position Tor Natchitoohes o. the main
line. However. ~ have made friends
with the Corpxny. and can b -
sased that they will cid us - the a.
teot ~ "a ourselves. - Z
l.. Va fnust tap che main liss. and
tap IL before II passes ouf town. to-
| u No do NOT, the poetic ''bats snt
owls VIII take % 70 speak. tn
placo, The cost OF this tap Will b
| - q . mere bagatelle 10. comparison
! 70 tho deed value Of our property !
~ aegleee to construct Il. i.
WlnU assured that ~ 9Iade III
oompaay e. 10 rest
~ 80 49,, A1fl1o0a OIL 4
oana snove A ~ ua&seef
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GEN. HANCOCK'S LETTER.

Al q patriot, Gen. HANCOCK nss
vou additional repown by bic letter
accepting the nomination OF the
Democratic party for the Presidency.
Clear and consise in every sentence
Il proclaims tho views OF . leader
and . party, 20 that hs Who runs
nav read. Unlike that 81 0A1lIHID'
the Republican candidate. II deal: 10
no dresry phrases and unmeanine
platisudss. Il u such . letter - Will
commsnd itself to tho consideration
mi aupIause Of the American citi'
~ throughout the entire Union. II
oxtries 10 back to our purer and oet'
| ,er t)sys: It sounds Of JErrlsoS snd
JACKSON, and Ito Democracy 70 q
sound ~ that Of the foundes Of ou'
lgreat party.
With such principles ~ Gen. Han
COCK enunciates 10 this letter ~ th'
foundation seone Of Democracy, 1t
! hold upon the affections OF thos
VINO love liberty will be - sndur'o
a. liberty itself. and tho success o.
long continued power Of tho party
tho future b assured.
i Gen. HANCOCK 10 more than . %
!, dior and Q ststeamsn-he - Q p
D triOtl tb
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the NEW ORLEANS PACIFIC.
The Contract for Its Completion III
Fifteen Months Signed, Sealed
and Delivered.

pres,dent E. b. Wheelock. Of the
New Orleans Pacific Railroad. re.
turned yesterday from q trip 10 new
York. whittier he had been eeveraI
weeks. consummating Q CONTRACT loE
the speedy building Of the ltne:
Mr. Wheelock stated to the Times
ranorter that he had been emtnently
suocessfll 10 ell hts endeavore. Tne
contract has been elgned, eealed anu
delivered. and work would commence
in a short time. Nothing that ne
saw now stood 10 the path Of tne
roads completion to Marshall. Texas
In fifteen months time.
A change has been made 10 tne
nropramme. Instead OF the road
beino built BY Messrs. Scott ana
Gould, the work will be done by the
American Railway improvement
Company, Of which t 20 H. ' eiss'
and parties interested In the MS Mls.
souri,, Kausas and Texas. and Yexal
and Pacific roads, are the leadlne
spirits. These parties have the mon
ey. and will push the enterprise rap
Idly to completion.
fhe exact terms Of the contract pa
not been made public. but as hal
heen stated by the Times. the rqat
viii be built by Gould's Constructor
Company for bonds at the tate Q
"a. 900 Tor each mile completed.
Nr, Wheelock also states the Ne!
. Orleans Pacific Railroad Will etll
hold its organization Intact. 10
. road IA 70 be built by the construt
ton company, for the company q
. cept Ito bonds In payment anu w.
! that their connection with tue q
= terprlse ende.
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, !, FOR PRESIDENT.
Gen. W. s. HANCOCK
or Pennsylvania.
rOR vrCE.PRESIDENT.
WI. II. ENGLISH,
y OF IaAiasa.
A ~ y New Orleans Merchants

Ne ssud this week . specimen
eoyy Of cur paper 70 several uSI! Nov o.
0sieaas mercantile houses that We
ksnv desipe the trade Of the heo
niver parishes. with view to secur'
~ their advertisements. - tney
- 1ad no better vehicle OF pre-
ssotisg thsar claims. :, 80.
~ aeesetion ct the bead OF tn'e
solumn In regard to circulation can
~ neoven 20 the satisfaction OF a.
- the taking down OF . lawyer
~ : uhyslcign's ''shingle" from oil
49, dor = indicative OF biz retire
49, nom pracsice orsemovs', 20 u
~ failure Of . merchant TO sdvel
~ pvima facia evidence that u
~ not want patronage. A word y
~ vips ought TO DO sufnolent.
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al until to morrow, the twenty.nintb,
chen II viii be tried. OF course. the
commmnitv took sides In the mat
ter, and many are the heated oiscus :,
sions directly due to the ques1'on VI
the right and legality OF the law.
Foremost among its opponents was
Gresn who. as q member OF the town
council, considered that It oehooved
MIN to convert tho community 10 MS
manner of thinking. Green has had
eeveral spirited alterations on the
snhiect which, on more than one &C.
casion. came near resulting disagree
ABLY TO ell concerned.
On the fatal day he met GIBSON ~
Heffel's corner, when a dlsc"eslo"
enaned on the question OF the orol.
nance. which Gibson supported as
one al the body that passed It. haEsn
ianeuaQe was freely used. when botn
men. almost simultaneously. drew
their pistols and opened IRE 90 eaeI
other. Shots were exchanged UNI!
Green fell to the pavement snol
through the body. the bullet entering y.
under the right arm and MAKING u.
exit at the same point under h's leI'
he was taken to his home, enc
died at 1 o'clock this evening. tlD
; son was arrested.
Green Was about 10 years OF age.
painter by occupation. and leaves
> vife and three children. He Will o
: hurled BY Hook and Ladder NO.
Of which company he was q member
Meantime tho Sunday law ts a dea
letter In Donaldsonvtlle. ana as cue
, will probably remain uotil the ma,
}: ter IL finally decided by the Supren
Court at the next term 10 October.
8 ~O STrT.
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u..1,,. = Merchants and Citissas'

A,..r d,,e notice q meeting OF the
merchants and freight shippers OF
this place and. vicinity. was held 10
Firemep's Hall, on Thursday 'est'
the details Of which We publish else
where. .,....ol
cheap irieghts 10 commendao'e' aoo
70 that end we tender our moot cor
dial co.opperatiou. II. however. the
A..ociation 10 for the purpose OF m
sneurstips another st. Mary Stock
COMPANY" which purpose y NOT ..
or.eent manifest. ws can be counted
upon to oppose 1t. ., ..
Oomipe down to the objects OF
tho meeting it 10 but just to state
that II the charges made ssaiost the
Nav Orleans and Rsd River Trans
nortation Co. be- true. then there 10
mat cause for complaint. At any
into. We do not propose to psss judg'
| ment at this time, without nearing
the other side. and 10 are sure no
i.ir.minded person will condemn un'
heard . Company which Ne oandid'y
sdm,t to be y great improvement on
tne old lines. To sustain thie We
have only TO ssy that no "ave Caro-
r,te'' charges can be found made o'
The "Pool Line." which was the com
mon ur,c,ice 10 low water before.
Tho contractors. on the one hsnd
complain that the POOL 1ioe" hav
violated their obligations. while to
Line complain that the contractor
nave eyaded or broken their agree
peut. We are a shipper. though
email one, 1t is true. but We nav
never enjoyed tho benefit OF contrae
:. rates, having had. all along. to pa
, full rates. while contractors got To
> benefit Of discounts. Consequently
ve are not prepared to "ho"l' VI,
that vigor Of indignation that m's'
: he expected from . "oontrsotor Who
Q riahts had been invaded"
o Stripping the question OF the su
plice Of cheap clsp-trap. and col
Inc down to what can only commel
!, itself to popular support-Cne'
Preiehts-We can be, - 70 be1o
atated. counted upon. - far % Q
humble ability goes. to support !
movement. Az to denouncing I
Pool Line-thst We cannot do' .
think many who now do 80, Z
eviucing exceeding bad TASTE III
the tact that they enjoyed spec
privileges from that very Line
enjoyed by the average Of men.
What We want n cheap freights
all. no 10 per cent discount to 9
tractors, q has heretofore been d
a and done without this virtu
II outburst-no q per cent on stove
dealers, while the poor planter
the outsider Who ships stove Ia
o. nav full rates. Lot 10 have 0
er' competition. II our business y W
ED ANYTHING It 10 worth fighting TOT.
.en Let u give public notice. we 'o'"
~, ,pAere zoe can get the best rates!
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srltHr DUEL IN DONALDSON.
WILLIE.
r !. Green. . Member Of the Town
Csrreil, Sbst anl Killed By
Zen. 0lbse1, Q Police
juror.
~, .uvnAY PROHIBITION Law The
oAu1r or TIE FATAL AFFAIR.
fso.ci.l TO tho n. o. Times. ]

Donsldeonville. July -. 1850.
This evening, Of . quarter after
one O'Clock, . desperete encounter
~. between R. ]. Green. .
msmber Of tho town council. and
Kan. Gibson, . planter and member
81 the police jury. resulting IN the
dssfh a Green three hours aud q
uS III history Of tho affair datse from
c ors3iesnce BY the police jury, which
met vi.h :9en a,S SppS sfsSsa.s BY .. T..
sSiiv. thst when tho 2oth Of June
s.s, around, the day f!!ed for th,
- nsnce 70 80 into 'ef1ect, tho ma
Sos;sy q The mercheots kept open
SsSiSs tafeu out injuneeio6s eetos'
Attosney EaShagt ftom int0e1egsece
r.. Iaih0Ik ooWovoei caused thei
st u: - sad lad them Assd asp1ovl
TSay then took out . rule 1oe con
1NGnf aeoinDe III. EaIhayk Whloa
! = IA oo0kanu000oA M Oo0t10t
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AGENTS Wanted.
LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF
FRANK AND JESSE
JAM

Tho Noted Western Outlaws. ~ HOO
J. A. DACUS, Phi. D. A true ana tntli , J;
ing account (Illustrsted) OF t9e s.r oolu
operations for Ia years in ~ dinecent
states and Territories. bathing dete e,,,
and officials ct tho Law Az Ses' - oe .hnls
Book Of tho year. 10000 sold 10 >, t1l re
months, 50 cents fer outfit $l:oV ic'
sample COPY. Liberal Terms 20 Aeens
y. Is THOMSON T. CO., Publishsss
SO Pine g., ST.. LOUIS, NO.
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GOLIAD, TEXAS.
Climate, Soil and Society.
0o11AD, TEXAS, July IS. 1880.

DrAs V1Np1cAroR-A general SUR
vev given 10 my last Of old GoLlAD
on tho South side OF San Antonio
river. must not lead your readers TO
believe that that death OF the race !
then depicted, applies to the thriving
ANGLO. Saxon town Of GoLlAD on the
forth side. Hero embosomed In one
Of the most charming Live OAK
Groves is q town Of over 1000 inhsbi.
tants. with fiourishing schools and
fine society. which is. In fact, general
All over the country. I find here
manv handsome residences. charm.
ING churches. and q generous and
negotiable people. There 10 publish
ed here q good country paper, the
0oliad GUARD. Of fine oircoIatioo'
and I am Indebted to ito editor. MI.
DAVIS. for many kind favors.
| THE LARGE PAsTURA0E SYSTEM
spoken Of iu my last has had the
effect Of checking immigration to
the county, and retarding the grow
inc business Of the town. Still there
are many handsome stores. supplying
the demands Of the trade. AT pres
emit. unusual dullness prevails Tor the
same reason that your home section
IA dull IN summer-crops are not IT,
! and the large herds Of cattle driven
hence annually to Kansas. attended
} BY hundreds Of COW boys, have moi
returned those Same boys" to spent
I their summer earnings IN Winte1
, pleasure. L
TIE PUBLIC BUILDINGS
. arc . Court House, . handsome III
: story stone structure. enclosed 10
Meet park Of live oak, carpeted VIII
l. Bermuda grass, overtopped by
. wind mill. used to draw water iro1
. tho town we'll. The Odd Fello"
% and Mssons have handsome lode
= buildings. The former OF wood an
y the latter OF stone. PAYNE Femsl
ID College crowns . hill north Of Il
public square, and is ono OF tho mo-
u celebrated and successful institution
y 10 this section. A large number
pupils attend from surroundtr
counties, and tho College b houris|
Inn. There are . number Of han
nj some frame and stone residenc
ne which charm tho eye Of q strange
nd shaded ~ they are by wide.sprea
nd iug live oaks.
lth TIE CLIMATE
ith b selubrlous In the extreme. A q
I'm gulf breeze fans the cheek from eal
ON morn Till dewy eve. and tho distsu
on from the coast, 10 miles, Givee {
I'd. I'll. Dir without the rude shock 0
Of bo,sterons wind. Consumptives, Z
. q those IA cted With weak luugs
hin sort hero With never isiliOa certaal
ode OF relief, and ] would recommt
-. this spot Of oil others to su1.r
q. from pulmonaSy diseases. Here
hsye tho lung. healing CLINE. ant
md the ssme time . society - toned I
for refined O sny In America.
md Charmlng - oil this d, I mus
the nv homo and friends. and d
I b leave here on Monday morning
|soo for your old town, and for work.
: Il Your Chiet'
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vas represented here this week ny
one OF the firm.
Abe Heyman, Of tho hat. cap anu
straw goods house OF NJ. Violin 4
Co.. Col Broadway, New York. called
"a us. We hope his trip In this Sec
tion WAS q successful one.
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d llaekwellt Island. % tho 18th
90 49, dlslslseus No oecurfed'
HI6 p 1vaetoo ayes Of 500 feee In
~ - q qpasser Is . mile 10
- So ioss = estimated q
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wsylaos = tue head o. our co.,
,-.a - snk,pa Of American liber'
&. q pessoniasd BY 0Ex. WINFIELD
seu,s HAxcocz. The dead chicken
IN, saloasb . type Of what tho
sa,ssy-s .sssse, credit. moe,lies SWIM.
~ easasa sillbe ne.s NOVEMBER
mvh1p6 oecaslon he VIII % cons'so
~ sssalias-plaes where the hs''
oesusuzssceioq vill never resen n'm
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1glsad - learn that . eur
q 11 Vnl agIivo here to-day
Ogt1D SsWsl. ssA9 purpose q st'!s
49, ~ lodee o. The railroad.
y Nonpeaee thelr opesatloee
81 $3.50 M. Ne 40 indebted
1o0laA Il. 0stsis. ose oi'ths e.
- r. ~ istbtp af,po., sta s la, 4
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Commercial Travellers.


The commercial travellers took our
Town by storm the past week. We
claim tho privilege Of placing Jonn
G. Shansy, Of the house OF Chas: n
Edwards 4 Co.. first on the list.
This firm deal in hardware and cut
lery, and are sole agents for the cele'
brated favorite stove. This stove 70
said to be superior to all Others, and
Is becoming very popular. the
firms place Of business 10 NO. II
Magazine street. New Orleans.
In company with Mr.. Shsnsy 10
Chss. GERBER. Esq. Of the oeleora.
ted hat house OF Edward Booth y
MAGAZINE Street, New Orleans.
Though this Is Mr.. Gerber's first
trip to Natchitoches. he IL oalcula'
ted to do q good business. He 10 =
courteous and affsble gentlemen. ana
IA sure to succeed. People here don't
soroat that Mr.. Booth VAS the first to
manfully resist the infamous ke!'
loee Government, at q time when IL
took nerve and pluck to do 90.
Our friend. L. D. Campbell Esq.,:
Of tho sterling dry goods house Of !
Samuel L. Boyd. paid us . visit lest
Tuesday. The exhibit Of HE sales
on his trip up u simply wonderful
We learn from him that on the nrs'
Of september Mr.. Boyd viii take pos
seeaion Of the old stand Of John T
richardson, II and - magazine
street. and will have two steam e'e
ystors on tho premises-one Tor cua
!, toners and tho other for employees
) We also learn from him that tn
!, house viii do tho most extensive Or
Goods business the coming season q
r snv Southern nrm. Ouryoung Gien
t Blunt Hudson, ESQ.,. IL at tho hee
: Of the house, and he 70 enterpr''
itaelf. Mr.. Campbell Intends to
throueh North Louisiana and Tex
before returning. We will be a'wa!
4 happy to 80 bis handsome and :m .
!: ine counteusuce. While here.
- y m tho guest OF biz aunt. Mn. Jam
g, Campbell.
A couple Of years ago. the e1te
4. sive liouor house Of T.. & A. SONAR
9ol North Main Street. st. Lou
had no trade In this section. 1t o.
" monopoli1es ell Of It that the a'
caro- to have, through tho activ
And popularity Of Ito representati
Nathan Myer. Esq. Myer ls Y
ar calculated to do business tor q
Arm. OF genial and whole.sou
disposition, and pleasing address.
eether With tho reliable charactel
=, tho house he represents. It 70 no %
ter vel that he secures . heavy trade.
. g. O. Kirkpatrick. Esq.,. OF
no Clothing house Of Mack. Stadler
sSs Co.. 1os West Third street. Gin,
: natl. Ohio, paid our town . VI
!. Il u . matter Of regret that
on Kirkpatrick Vas taken sick soon
~ -, Ma arrival. and az there
the other drummers in the same
no. mat q head Of him. be did not
. .Se much business. However. ne
M M made friends, and Will return u
700, IN tho isll, whom 10 hope A's
!ose yin be . moro profitable one.
s ssS Wm. II. HUI, Of tho whole
beif cloehing house Of August. belnt
ovi. 4 Bauer, corner q Canal and ~
-. .trests, New York.
~ negnheim 4 August. shire %
~ A,oturers, ~ Broadway, New !
L -
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~. g. S814A Ard koo
AMERICAN CHINA 1VVR
No. ~ CAMP STREET.
NEW ORLEANS. La

We append few prices: ~
THE AMERICAN CHINA DIME,
BREAKFAST AND TEA SETS. Con-
prising l6o pieces, for $l5. -
A REAL FRENCH CHINA DTNlQR
SET, lis pieces, for $40.
ENGLISH STONE CHINA DINNER
SETS, l24 pieces, for SIP. -
ENGLISH. STONE CHINA CHAhDRl
SETS, comprising 10 pieces, toe q 8.
DECORATED CHAMBER SETS, vi.l
different colored bands, 10 Piscsa &
81 50. =
GLASS GOBLETS, from 60 cents I. q
per dozen.
| Particular attention given to Kerll
ties aud specialties pertaining 70 u
House.furnishing Department. OH
promptly attended to. =
Call and examine before purchAiaf.
W. G. SHEPPARD ( q.
April "a, l800.-l2m.
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MIR q a. Burke addressed :
aa1eeaA q mo hours. On ~ s9tnA,
1aassek ~ 4 asliAh .ess endorsed
~ a uninoiyucted delegation ap-
$1,000 g. y ~. 80 n .-.----.-
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DIRECTEuRS A NEW YORK.

N. GEORGE C. MAGOUN. Dc Ia Maison
Kidler, Peabody l. Gle, Boston ct New York:
RICHARD BUTLER, de Ia Maison Howard
Sanger T. Cie.. New York.
Ei1GENE KELLY, do Ia Maison Eugene
Kelly 4 CO. New York, OF Donohoe, Killy 4
Gle, San Francisco.
LOUIS DE- REBIAN. Agent General de Ia
Compagnis rransatlantique.
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o. t>asts ars duo t6e oncers Of
~ $3.50 Daaubs iot late favoss'
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References q 10 Nouvelle.O Orleans.

A CARRIERE T. Fills. SMITH BROS. & Gle:
A. RDCHEREAV 4 Gle, T. POURSlNE ;.
I. PHIPPS Gle, E. MARQUEzE 4 Cik.'
pEYRE F,,LINET, Elitenr de rAbeille, =.
II. KENNEDY, President Banque Rationale DO
rEtat.
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a, yosg mad 7. 9. J. 1ss y xil'
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q xoa1ht Of 18th ult, sstO.O
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WINFIELD S. HANCOCK.

To Hon. John w. stevepson, President
a 10 tCoaveoeiou Hon. John I:
stockton, Chairman, aud Others OF
tie G mmittee Of the National Dom
ooratio CONVENTION.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-20
MINOR DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, Feb. H19.-ConS
stantine Brumidi, a well known
fresco artist of this city, who has
for over quarter of century been
engaged in decorating the interior
of the rotunda at the capitol with
a series of fresco pictures illuStra-
tive of American history, died here
this morning :. mr0c
PEORIA, Ill, Feb. ia ter>
rife boiler explosion occurred at
Barton & Babcock's distillery, be>
low this city, last evening. Two
men were instantly killed and two
fatally, and three seriously, injured.
New York, Feb. 19.-At a
stormy meeting of the convention
of Irish societies last night, it was
decided to hold a parade on
st. Patrick's day instead of devoting
the money used for that purpose to
the suffering poor 10 Ireland.
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RUSSIA.

LONDON, Feb. 19.-No further
news has been received here con-
cerning the attempt to assassinate
the imperial family Of Russia by
the explosion of mine under the
Winter palace. The Morning Post
says: "The czarina was asleep in
another wing of the palace at the
time of the catastrophe and was not
disturbed by the explosion, of which
she remains in ignorance"
The Daily News, in its third edi
ton this afternoon, published the
following, Dispatch from its St.
Petersburg correspondent:
"Information which has come to
my knowledge establishes a connec-
ton between the late attempt upon
The life Of the czar and the arrest
of some 40 inmates of the Winter
palace, on Monday last, the day be-
fore the explosion..'