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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-22
Memorialize congressinFavor
of LeveeS.
ECHAAsER or CoMAKRcE, !
New Orleans, La, Jan. Is, 1876.

As0W SsA00oos A<Dsy Oohs ~ Aos ". J
To the Police Jurors of the River Parishes Of
Louisiana and Citizens Of New Orleans:
The Chamber of Commerce
adopted resolutions at its meeting
in December, memorializing the
Congress of the United States to
assume control of the levees of the
Mississippi river, and to repair
and rebuild them at National ex.
pense. The drainage of the States
and Territories of the Mississippi
Valley flow down upon us every
spring, and in spite of all that can
be done to prevent it, great dam
age is.ipfiicted upon a people who
are powerless for self.protection.
Under authority conferred by the
Chamber, l have appointed Pro.
fessor @. g. Forshey, q gentleman
well k own to you as an engineer
of ability, who has had many years
experience on the various public
works of this State, to proceed to
Washington to, represent the
Chamber, and the people, In their
prayer to Congress for National
aid. This mission to be as effectual
as it might aud should be, will be
attended with considerable ex,
pense which the revenues of the
Chamber Of Commerce are not
suflcient 10 moosE I therefore ap.
peal to those most directly inter.
ested to raise subscriptions and
forward the amounts to Ell. o.
Seixas, Chairman OF Executive
Committee of the Chamber oi
Commerce, who will give early
account for the money received.
Immediate action should be
taken by the police jnries of the
river parishes, the property OF
whose people is 30 greatly endan.
gered, calling on them for such
contributions as they may be will.
ing to make. A people who could,
under such circumstances be in.
different and inactive, would he
entitled to little consideration from
others less interested. The time
is very opportune, Congress is now
in session and its commission ol
engineers have reported in favor
Of 8 system Of levees constructed
by and under government control;
aud regular committees on levees
are organized for the consideration
Of all questions connected there.
with. Let our special agent have
the means of being heard through
the public press and all other
proper ways. Indolent action al
this time would forebode delay
elsewhere. Very respectfully,
WI CYRUS BUssE1,~
President Chamber Of Commerce
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-22
Years Report of the Sugar and Rios

Years Report q the sugar and Rios
Crops.
We are grati6ed that we can
1sauro or reederA from tho cor.
dial support We have recsive1
from ourfkiends In tho ooautry,
De well n from tia CltXt trade,
that We 5Asll Be euabisd @ fhssish
them, a fhll and seoeaeato4 state
ment ofthe crops Of both s1gar
and rice, 1t the period indioa1ed
BY our advertisement. in the Prics
Cxyrens While We would BE- the
lest to disparage the merits u any
repoues hst'have bien Furnished
hitherto, - Are couAdent that
our compilation. will b both con.
preheneive ord. sAtirlnctoey. "a
We feel especially sensible Of
the full informationi frankly pro
misei By planters to Cur agents y
tho various parishes, cd en- ho1-
eetly assure them in return that
our labors shall be direoted more
70 compiling = statoment wkj0h
they will b. able to aooopt AZ e.
tiyelv reliable, than to, mere pocu-
n1Sry returno * oar enterpriee.
At 01snne auI6, we shali emit
- - - In Nxse ssn.>, - -~re
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-22

. We have received, j through the
colt osy of NJ. Henry Deulas, tie
3pqo1ing Official documents :
Eonrth Annual Mossanp - Gov,
UDo& Nd Animal RApost 81
tAs Board of Aealth fcr 17A g.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
YE.B t3n SO
Frank Leshe's Illustrated Pllheatial
Yos1Ao1 ram.

Y011A A00 ram.
Prank Leaflets fllustzated Nswspaper, ~ 90
Frank Leslie's Chimney Corner, 400
Frank Leslie's IlustriGfc Zeitung 100
The Days DCinga, s,s.-r -ssni 100
Frank Leslie's LAdys Journal %
The Young Amegieans y. sltN .-stfa $50
Frank Lsslie's Boys' and Giri1 Wsskly, Z .
Frank Lsslie's Ro1alae AssaAlY 10
Tsnk LssliSs Iaayb llamsana 80
Frank Leslie's Beya Of America a. 10
Frank Leslieis PlGnaan1 uoaGG 9A ~
E Frank Lesliss Rudsst = rsas sal
Irank Lsslisls Is.ily nssalA 10
Htank Isshea NSW Ymk JsuSaal 10
Frank Lcalies nluetrn1eA Alnooaa, slGs -
Frank Leslies Comic Alnaanac, is
Every yearly saheeriher = sNtie)o9 = .
beautiful Premium Chfumc with eoeh ~
licAtion. The originate we're d@ignoa 81
painted exprossly for our ~. and the Chre1es
arc printed In oil. exactly rsprodusing. In
every detail, the original masterpieces cfoss.
Description Of Chromos, Publication ~
Gifts, with sample papora, ssoe - Sscsipe u
stsmps for return postage.
AGENTS WAlgx1D.
Address, AGENCY DEPAR11lf1gr.
Frank Ieslies Publishing Hssss, So rsasl
Street, New FORK. n 49,.
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NOTICE.!
TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST,
January Is, 1876.

All merchants and persons following any
trade or profession for which licenses are
due, are hereby notified to call 1t the Court
House of this Parish, within twenty days
from tho date hereof and pay their Stats
md PARISH licenses for tho year 1876.
Any person failing to comply vith tho
above notice shall bc deals with according
GEO. W. COMBS
Tax Collector, Parish Of b. John the
Baptist l3jy3l
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-22
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.

approximate Tableaa Of Expenses
for the year ending December
81, 1876.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-22
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY sth. irs
at 10 o'cLocK n,

the following described property, 10 wit:
A certain tract Of land together with the
improvements thereon established a. sugar
Plantation, situa1ed in the Parish Of St. John
the Baptist, on tho right bank Of the Missis-
sippi River, measuring seven arpents and
two toiscs from. on said river, by eighty
arpnts in depth. bounded on the upper line
by the property Of Eugene .Dumex, and ON
the lower line by that Of Valsin 1lAxmilliop,
together with all tho buildings, construc-
tions works and improvements thereon aAa
consisting Of dwelling house, kitchen. sugar
house, with steam eag1ne, euGoe niu. dtaiAr
Ing machine. soablss, earn keuss snl othsr
improyenents thereon md tAefcuuto belong
Also together ten mules, four carts, sevsn
pIoughs and alot of agricultural instruments
and implements Of husbsndry, - par inven-
The said above described plantation 10 BE-
divided end win be sold into lots Of not Len
than ll0l ton, NOR nere than (30) 6fty eeree.
A plot Of whieh shall y s1libited ON the
TERMS:
Cash on the spot IN y. s. Treasury Notaa.
6herifs c@e - u g. John the
LuclxN CAMDRE
9y s<S 4A2 /.
kA8 4 . ~ A1f1 stssl&&Es sst = u
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-22
SHERIFFS SALES.
~~~~~~~~-~~
STATE OF LOUISIANA
I'm JUDICIAL DISTRICT COUNT.
PARISH or ST.. JoHN THE BAPTIST.
a. LebGT
Mrs. q. Jacob and Miss AglaS b.
Marmilli0n.
Mo. 600-
a. Leb0sy
vs.
Mrs. U. Jacob and Miss Aglaf B.
MarmillioH.
Nh R02


BY virtue of two writs Of seisurc and sale
dated December 24th 1875 and to me directed
by tho Honorable the aforenamed Court In
the above entitled and numbered suits,
have seized and will offer for sale at public
auction, at the Court House Of this Parish,
on A@
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

HELES's BABIES" is tho rage among
those who read all the new books. Sew.
eral copies of it came yesterday in
great casa Of books, to Mr. John q. Fox.
By the way. Fox is getting together
very excellen: and quite extensive COL
lection Of books. among which are many
standard works. such as poems. etc. lie
received yesterday . large package OF
new music. and We are Obliged to hlu1
for a copy Of new song entitled Have
I not been kind to thee. by the author
Of Silver threads among the gold.
Mr.. r. Fred Brooks is receiving
and opening his Fall stock Of holiday
goods. They will make . very at
tractiye showing. Also they will be
more particularly specified In the
ArPEAL in . day or two.
TnE Ar FAT CLUB MEETINGS.
are authorized to state that the regular
receptions of the An Fait Club will be
ba,d upon the evenings Of the 18th and
26th Of each monta until further notice.
FURN-l- Re OF al possible descriptions,
some Of it very elegant and some of it
yery substantial aud plain, all Kinds of
dssks and tables and chamber sets, etc.
at Mr.. George Kitzmeyer's. See his ad
E1sEwHssr is IN advertisement Of
new sort and quality Of graveyard mon
uments. Attention is called to the same.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Royal 1ariOnettes.

Tonight at the Carson Theater will
appear those delights OF the amusement
loving Of all ages. The Royal Mario
uettes. This word marionetts ia a
French word and means . puppet.
These. then, are Royal puppets. And
indeed ,ney are the royalist kind Of pup
pets and are up tc more tricks end queer
ii3oes than any little au.omatons ever
seen before. They go through the mo-
lions Of 4 mins're! concert. panto-
niue. bedroom Scene, fight and We
hardly know what sill. Little Red
Riding hood" is one of their pantonimes
and The Babes in the Wood" another.
Not to see the Royal MsIionettes is TO
miss the most entertaining show Of the
times. At the Carson Thester, this even
ing. Secure your seats.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

ANoT1rE NCRDEE IN STOREY COUNTY.
On Sunday light st the Railroad Ez-
change. Cold Hill. William L. Robert
SOP, being drunk aud GUayrelsome, at
tempted 10 make disturbance among
some meu who were quietly eojoyi ing
themselves there. The bsraeerer put
out the lights aud closed the saloon.
Robertson xent off few feet and drew
ont bis pistol. The party demonstrated
with him and eNdeavoted to persuade
| him to put up his weapon. The more he
| vas cosxs 4 the worse he got and finally
rs shot off bis pistol and Indicted VIVA.
Is probably q mcr;al wound upon one
William Lewis. An innocent hystandet.
Robertson is evidently bed man, TIE
News saws that be has been going from
bad to worse for years In 1860 he held
a good position as book keeper in Bear
Valley. California. Ia 1868 he cane TO
Nevada and wss employed IS a boox-
keeper in the Office OF the Choiiar Com
pany. He did not remain long. how
Francisco Custom House. Afterwards
tie was employed in the secret SERVICE.
About three years ego he once more re-
trrne 70 the Coms'cck. ana vas next
ieard OF q. Panamin.. Some five months
ago he esain returned 10 Virginia. srd
has since been leading an Idle an1 dis
soluts life. About three months ago
he vas arrested in Virginia for attempt
ing TO shoot q man on South q Street,
virginia, but his intended victim saved
hi,ns-lf hy =,ahhinc Rnha-ts0r With .
miner caudiestick. tie has frequently
OF Late been engaged in drunken brawls
AID in consequence has figured often IN
the police court. Last evening De made
himself prominent in the Ealrons, he
Gauss % his threats to kill exp olicemsD
Rogers who arrested him several years
ago for lighting. Just before going 20
the Railroad Exchange he was elected
from the Fashion Saloon for bis bois-
ferrous conduct,
METHODIST S0CIAnLE There viii be
gathering Of our Methods. friends at tbs
parsonage this evening" 1t will be free.
noa-Rectarian ard open to all. and gen.
erbi invitation Is EXTENDED.
Gas PIrEs are being laid across Carson
street TO Capito! Square. preparatory 70
lighting the way for the soon-ssa rminS
Senators ami Assemb!ymen.
SEsiToR STEWART w. Frank-of Viz
sinia City was in the city on Sunday.
He bears up under his houors like man
Of substance and fortitude.
TIE officers elect ii the Carson City |
Savings Bank are set forth in their ai- |
vert:sement which is to be found in al
other column.
Personal Hons L. S. Mesick, ". S. |
Mesich ard e. c. Whitman were among |
the ComstockeIs visiting the Capital
yesterday.
County Coun.issic aer-alect Willis has |
returned from his visi. to the I" dear. [!
delightful city"
The Dis:ric; Court for Douglas county
is in session. Judge Wright presiding.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05
MINING STOCK REPORT
NsruinX Board

S,nhir 10. a.. IGps A.. lf,)s 4's
Mexican s5s 257-, eos 2'74s, s5s -, .'s a -
could and Curry 2sls i2iE
Eest anu Belcher 2cs 49,, lsos 443s, w. a.
,.,,,s,rn ns D. as ia,s, lees 4s7.. sos vs..
savage .us lOs.. ao5s il, 6'> io>. IT, -,
thoilar i0- 81 I, los Is, Us -, vos 81 l"' 49,.
"a, y,rs i nj D :Ss s:s., A.. Al: slas AZ.
Hale and NorcroSs 263s "a, ois -.
Crown Point .rs ~, vs.
yellow Jacket Illus To-.
i,,nsriaI la,s 81 SIC, Ices 81 soc. ti,s 3 S.isc
s. 81 So. .sfS s. SIZE
A.-,.a sJs ~, SIS ;.dh.
Eeicher EOS IA !. a., ii's
Confidence 43s II
sierra Nevado SIS i227ss. Cos ls}.
Utah Is ID
Excceoucr !sO- IL, so, lceIS. :ns X.
Ogcrrnan Jos liS. zoos IL, lis ll'it, s's lis
2us 1862, Cos lisie 49,.
Jrst:c, .Os 25;., eos 2js4, 2lGs % b, nVS
:,,. bs. SOS zs. ioes 25a- 6io' "os q
bio, l-a,S 25'
Union Con 1875 - cs05 .2'S
9ucco- lies 1Vc
Buckeye ZOOS 2, fo$
julia 5ns 81, l01S s14
cal,.,ioaia ,0;ss 49,, I5os 1917. sos Isl. b.
.;,o. l3a.. lta's ,sl.. s3c. zoos 49,
Kn.ckerbocker aos i0c
Glooe sos .p,t,. lG,s SIC
bAUimO'e LIS %, -
Silver Hiii Ivs ~, 81 Az
Challenge 4os ~
Eock Island los ,oo.,,.
New York Con ,7os IA ivs -
Occidental lWs
Alta sos ~ 2S
oodEliie 'os - $50, ,,ns -
Lazy " aSnins:on 80 D. e'ss ".'' AUS Us
Andes JUS o'p. i7os.
North Con Virginia sn- sc
Prospect los r.. TO-, ,,,o-ea.
MarSH.nC i"'s nc l. vs. ''e' 4"'S'
Ifo!ah Jus
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

NEW INDUsTRY.-Thew water power
of the Truckee is now to come in play
q little. Mr.. S. w. kimbie will
tomorrow commence the cOnstruc-
ton of foundry and machine shop.
It will be located near the bridge.
where the ol,. toll house stands, and
will cover plot 100 feet square. He
will put in the best of machinery,
and will be prepared to do ell kinds
CT forging, and will make q specially
Of supplies fer mines, such as cages,
hosting machinery, etc. He will
also turn out all such work az iron
doors, castings, etc, and make and
repair wagons, machines, macienrv
etc. We believe he has chosen fine
field for his venture, and feel satisfied
that he will make 1t success.-IR Reno
Journal Nov. 80.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

bullion Even such H IL not
ID receivable at the L. s. Mint sssayed and
sold On the most favorable terms.
samples CT Ore critically ssssyed for both
Gold aud Silver, AND REPORTS BASED Upon
Duplicate TESTS. for 81. Is per sample,
when reports are delivered in Carson.
Samples of Ore assaycd fcC Copper, Lead,
Anthony. Tin and Mercury. or other Metals,
1T very low rates. See Circulars.
Ssnlpiss Of sll inorganic substances. miner
ais, saline deposits AID mineral waters analyzed
Ind examined chemically or microscOpicslly.
Also. particular attention given to the Exam.
inaton Of Foods and Liquors, with reference
to APPLICATIONS.
We ain at large business on sInsll profits.
whether in Analysis or III othe- branches.
Assayers and the Trade furnished with Chem
icelly Pure Gold 1T SO per or, with discounts
off for quantity. Chemicsily Pure Silver st
So per OF.
For further Information zee advertisement IN
Virginia Evening Cha onic'e, or cali, as above.
on Iessrs. PiHley n } mel FOR Circular.
CON. WIEGAND,
Formerly Meter and Eefner Of u s. Mint st
San francisco, and later Asssyer Of the same
Establishment novl4m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

Crit Thornton and his bride passed
Winnemucca lass Friday, in a speciaI
car, going to Eureka.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

The grape crop and consequently the
wine vintage in Europe is failure.
The ravages of the phyloxera are the
cause assigned.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05
The State Prison Case

This important case IS concluded,
SO far as arguments CT counsel, Tul-
iugs of the Court and the jury wLo
have tried it can and have deter
mined it. The suit vas brought by
Treadway ct ais 10 eject the State
from the premises, former jno8-
nent Of the District Court Tor tbs
county haying decided that the pro-
perty in litigation was the property
OF the plaintiff. Treadway, II We
understood the charge made by
Judge Hillyer last night. this trial IS
to determine the validity and right
eousuess OF the said District Court
Judgment. In other words. if that
Judgment is valid, If it vas Rightly
obtained, the property is Treadways
and the State is trespasser and
must surrender the property TO the
plaintiff. The question for the jury
to determine is one Of law and not OF
equity; and the Court SO charged.
The defense are obliged. under the
rulings, to depend solely upon the
deed of Curry and wife to the State
ard upon the title granted to the
State by the Act OF Congress which
cedes the 18th and 35th sections Of
the public lands for school purposes,
Also a part Of the States defense Is
the possession OF the property The
Court charged the jury quite at
length, laying particular stress upon
the matter of notice had or given 70
the Warden. Attorney General and
Prison Board at the time Of bringing
the suit IN the District CcurJ. Ii
the jury believes tina: sufficient notice
was given and had, then the verdict
must be for tho plaintiff. The case
went to the jury about 1870 o'clock
last night.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

The vote Of the Louisiana Returning
Board vii; be announced to-day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

Highest ard lowest thermometer Tor
lA.. % hours, Gliding Dec. 4. Sr. n:
p,yba.. thermometer % degrees
Loves. thermometer. 10 degrees
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

LIONS KArHAIRoN makes beautiful. glossy.
!uxuIisnt hair; prevents its falling out or turn
ing gray. 1t has stood the test OF ~ Year,. 40
t.hsruiugly perfumed, and has No rival
mv2Ieod-wfs-iy
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

HAoAs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves sno 70
stores the complexion removes freckles' ta1
AID saiowness: makes the skin SOIL WIZ aAN
d.Ic.ta It's spplication cannot be detected.
my2leod- wfs-iy
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05
The movement for uDsectaTlan eau
cation gains strength In London.

Adrianopolis has been flooded soo
1000 houses destroyed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

The Dis:ric; Court for Douglas count,
is in session. Judge Wright presiding.
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-14
THE INDIANS.

BISMARCK, July 7-Night-Custer
was surrounded on every side by In
dians and their horses fell as they
fought on the skirmish line or in line
of battle. Custer was among the last
who fell, bat when his cheering voice
was no longer heard he Indians made
easy work of the remainder. The
bodies of all save the newspaper cor
respondent were stripped and most of
them horribly mutilated. Custer was
shot through the body and through the
head. The troops cared for the
wounded, buried the dead and re-
turned to their base for supplies and
instructions from the General of the
Army. Col. Smith arrived at Bis
marck last night with thirty of the
wounded. The Indians lost heavily in
the battle. The Grow scout sur
vived by being in a ravine. He be-
ieves the Indians lost more than the
whites. The village numbered 1,sOO
lodges and it is thought there were
four thousand warriors. Custer was
directed by General Terry to find and
feel of the Indians but not to fight un-
less Terry arrived with infantry and
with Gibbons column. The Herald
Kellogg was killed.
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-14
STATE NEWS,

IREDELL - From the .Statesrille.
A27erican:
= For the frat time since the
war, this anniversary (Fourth of
july WAS observed and celebrated in
a very becoming manner by large
portion Of onr citizens and the young
men OF this place. The day was
ushered in by the ringing of all the
church bells. and the firing of salute
of thirty y-eight guns at sunrise, the
raising of flags &c. A pic-nic on the
banks of the Catawba river having
been decided on, at an early hour after
breakfast all the vehicles of the place,
horses, &c, were put in requisition
and bedecked with United States flags,
the firmen in uniform, band in their
chariot, the party, including many
ladies, took up the line of march for
the destined Locality, where it was ex-
pected considerable number would
be met from CatawDa county. Ar
irving at the place the party proceeded
to arrange for the address which was
delivered by Maj. J. W. Wright and
the Declaration of Independence read
by j. L. Chambers. Esq, which was
we'll received. Other amusements,
usual on such occasions, followed
during the day, with a "tripping of
the light fantastic toe" to the music of
q string band, to which the fishes in
the turbid waters of the Catawba, it is
likely, kept time IN a ,jt!ltastic mood.
The observance of the day was closed
at the court house at night, when Rev.
E f. Rockwell to a large assemblag9
delivered a historical report of the
eminent men who were natives of Ire
dell, their success in other States TO
which they emigrated, and other his
tO1lcal subjects pertaining to the
county generally, which revealed much
of interest to those present. Gov
ernor Billy Allen of Ohio was a natl e
of Ire dell. as was the late Hugh l..
White of Tennessee and others named
by the speaker. The family of Gov
ern0r Allen were very poor and very
low in origin. Allen was not a native
of the Eastern part of this State but
was taken there when very young.
from Iredell, thence to Pennsylvania,
from there he found his way to Ohio.
He is the architect OF his own for
tunes.
RICHMOND From the Pee Dee COu-
| rier:
= We learn that a white radical
called Henry A. Covington has been
holding meetings with the negroes at
IIethe school house at late hours. The
proceedings are unknown to the public
! but the general opinion prevails that
| they are of nefarious character
Union Leagues and night meetings,
! headed by such as he, begat Ku Klux
The address of the democratic ex-
ecutive committee has been favorably
noticed by the press, and other com
mittees are urged to follow the example
of the executive committee of our
county. This address was prepared
and written by our townsman, p. d.
Walker. ESQ, and we cannot but say
that it is gotten up in splendid and
forcible style. Read, read and ponder
its contents, and we will bet the dollar
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-14
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, July 8. -Night-The mill
tary organizations from South Caro-
lima, Georgia, Virginia and New
York which have been invited to
spend the ensuing week ut Ridgehill
farms at Willsley. arrived in this city
from New York this morning and were
received at the, Old Colony depot
by the executive committee of citizens
into whose hands w. @. Baker, the
host, committed the arrangement, for
their reception. After parading some
of the principal streets the military
reached Faneuil Hall, where the men
had breakfast and reception.
Speeches of welcome were made by
Gov. Rice and ]. W. Gambler and re-
sponded to by Maj. GiIchrist of
Charleston, Judge Twiggs of Angus ia
and others. The companies then took
the train for Willsley.
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-14
SnnOu nh enI I-ghc Future of the


announcement t-Thc Future of the
Sentinel.
The undersigned having purchased
the Raleigh Sentinel with its name,
good will AMI subscription lists, hereby
announce that, on the first day of
July, they will issue a first class
n Drning dali y and weekly Democratic
paper under the name of the Sentinel
They hereby invoke the support and
encouragemt ut of all the people of
North Carolill, who desire to see per-
manentIy established at the Capital of
the State, a wide-awake, vigorous
Democratic newspaper, worthy of one
of the nob1est commonwealths in the
South.
In the meiltime, the Sentinel will
be continued daily, semi-weekly aa at
present.
The terms of the Daily and Weekly
Sentinel will remain unchanged.
GEO. A. SMITH,
w. p. BACHELOR.