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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-11-24
|,My REMEDY
aDTI1IESS.
7TlJR SURROUNDINGS

-cr-rrFkRNS. especially adap-
NJ. - he VINE. where IL is an
.oa.a. and pays LARGE PROFIT.
-,,5i,,.eI 10 the growth OF Peach
;i-..a'5n 5nd small fruits; also, Grains,
'g.s,.'''f eyccllcnt NISEYARDS, Or
.r.gys can now be seen.
I'm i only 81 miles south of
illTR;, TR;,ilr1ai. in mild. delightful
I,,rra very doors oi tne New 4 ork
.b9 MARKETS. Another Hallroad
View York. NON s,-ccr,,
5nspr1OI$. Churches. schools,
.--riIsggs are already established.
y ..,.r-as of shoes. Clothing, lass,
"a afEpr things, at which differ
SsfaiamlIy can procure employ
-.uruTH RESORT for some years
l.rFarfng from pulmonary alice
=. u.tgrrh. aguc and debility, many
Z rt..r have entirely recovered.
al. Hotel has just been completed,
y, o.,h hack buildings, four stories
-.-- French roof. and all modern
~. lar the accommodation of Wis.,
.rgvLiNp. $500 PER ACRE.
.l .l'-.rg..urntS. within the period of
y T- r0t, climate. 20 acres of lard
-- pr.rp. will count as much as lGO
-arrr'h.
/, r.s.5gafrtoi with Fruit Growing
i. griiar with il in Il short time on
fr-raIuIUgS.
gF>. ONE ACRE. and TOWN LOTS,
r.sf AuIisy,.ly HuG ' in, land, also
-.rr- the Centennial Exposition,
q -fgIIl expense.
.rr-.rUg .uU Information will ne
'r..- uu application To CHAltLES
y, EISELASD. y j.
rr. = un extract from Il dcscrip-
.- nf. wrlu.u hy the wcll-knuwn
s. Scion Robinson, and published
rTn-s Tribune.
a--s-. were of the well to DO" sort.
f..u WLI have turned their attention
..r.rsat gar euiug have grown rich.
Il. varying from sandy To- clayey
q .r'v uu0u.Htiug. iuterScctgd with
.-. su occasional wet meadows. in
'. E... ... a..'.' |t Alr FA'i NA. Etltl-
-Ta 'a- whr.e upland surface. after
lE .8..at of i-s natural fertility.
r...t ice most ,rfeuSiTe frGctS. in
.y...H. r.f sUiiatfe condition
q. .H. nrt --r tHOtr Of this side of
fr..-f. Nr rDuad some Of the old
s.-s J"f ss Irg -tCbiY Productive
.E- Of tgrr.. nm or q hundred years
-s' wnUli soon discover the cause of
i i--I..,y. THE whole country is n
--. .agI al. through the soil we found
as.-reeU- substances. generally in
l.u-.tcI ra'earcuUS pIarI. showing
z forms OF ancient shells. of the ter
D.. Tsa tfis a1riy substance as seat
't '.s soil. 10. veFg cCmmiHUged
..sa.-r' rDaf'tsJa nest costly aSSin'-
gl1'l as tie tGrWCr desires 10 Guilt
[S-25.-ly.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-11-24

glass eye.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

EUROPEAN MARKETS.
da al Il steady al 90 short 1 Ri9
timer q 40 Long cr aI a Ga at a. 2 shoulders dun
eInGa Msss s; dun e. % 1p s'S Western S d" steady
at BIO TsowPme City dal at Az t TnrPsnsSsII e PSas 9II
Spirits frmer at 2.d os G ~, a & 81 fari oil
dun 58 FloTENiIa state steady az 25 1,
steady 10 Tor western and 10 Is for southern OOi"
IEHfoof 9S Nv el~i9sO D. -coton s steady Nd
dln uplanda e7lsd Ndding Orleans ~ o saej aeDDS
5000 bales AmGnea Futures srpe. 9pe1sd 5 sM Mise
slansc Novombtr delivery G7,sd; Upisnds Low Middlng
clause December aud January d.iysry 5za; 49, T % and
FepruaIy delivery dsd also sales Of the same mel az Si
I'D; also sales Of The at 6as3d UplapSas
Low Addling eiaase new eG2 SspPffa low %fdine
cause new trop shipped December and January sai
cid Upands Low Madng canse new crop S SpPsss fse
TSsA osS 1855 2SSYO bsss 9diss G SanPs ,ocs 5SS e
10000 bales total re,eg SlVOS osS Of Cotton aaoat
$4,000 bales; Amcrieau, 220000 aS i9I~aia a3c1n s
ss sa o Inc WecS y 900 bsi rcSeip Of Wheat io
the past three days 1900 Guar'cs' oi "o ''''
LvfnfoCI Sov Else , Cotton Low Mid
@iaE IEEETT6S T6 NGT 2i2sG D. mBreodsnGs lIo strosg
Gorp 20 @21S qaIier or s oi e eSornS White 10 saI
i CLUB slelo2 ier Re-! b. EsseTS & r f q best t grades Of
American. TaIlewt 9.l9 ewi ,-,o,s ca,,on Inv MIL
01g 21Sse FSSTaafy SST TS sn Maic hT ar @ aad
Low Ndd9g Sa%se new sG SP Plsas neS crop shipped
December ana January san Cred Of the sales today 0ooo
bales American. c-...,, o,- .rtid;,o
clause November delivery, 6i5gd. also salsa OF he
Gsf The market for Yarns and Fabrics at MahoHes'e i
steady. 49,. ,..,,-.. ,,i,t. Truiands
Tog Mddinr clause January ard February deiFcN, o.
UrIands Low Kidding eaus crop shlppsa oc'oDcr 'N
iIyEsr6o NOy. ~, y-ng-spirits Of TurpentiI' Z'
& cwt -. q. d, o,od ,.uslness doing
today aud priees are again Cd higher. - ,, ,.,,.r.
InIDON nui.drt anG MY
I'm sece were Withdrawn from the Bank OF Euh lad tO
Tor shipment 10 the United states silver Il quoeu toAy
b4 i2d p ounce. ,..i,o, sccrritics ere
quiet and steady. >,--.e,. oss o. nott ,,nrev
and te acco1ut advces quote I'VE per cent rces AZ
5ynS g ~ Sow 2i255 p ojsis for both money
and the unit ,,,zo,, a. our. sor M
the spot, ans 81 "a ~ Tor 90 auoh.
iOspoN Nov 2l--}30p =. m.-The mount OF pnlDl
drawn from Ia, Bank Of England on balance toay - S-7O'
Oga. .-. ,o.t. ,,o,ev
and the lun adyiccs quote nye per cent es 81
IdyboS Eov 4I-iSO D. m.-U. s. Bonds, 1868 1904
GyiS NJ Sow 2fIyenine-Caicutia Iuseed 53G. Sperm
OF, 4 2 ton, - - . ,,.,. ,,,, cr.s roia
ANTwERp 2i.perOlcum closed bdoyaht ~ OH lor
American.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
cnrrnN MARKFrs

mddng iGlsc Goi Ordinary. JGt; wc,siy receipt. 2Jli
Si6Iaas: IsSei So 7sgi bales 1915 . "a Ga,
dAijH, N"f - 'nlt',l f',y, lil..lA-t ,lt'i 10"
ba!,s shlpmeais. 39 l".,5i SALE 31Ol bae'i stock
NAsIIyILLg Nov ICoou quiet and firms "iduug &c.;
Mid'ng lose; Good Ordinary luc; weekly rcrpis,
5e S1s0 % b,t. sat 75 755 @ bs i5 49, t 1s 5c ,n
ioNfg1N.tY Nov 2I-CHt;uu Quiet and steady; Nlittug
llist.; Low 3adng, 1000. Good Ordinary lose, weekly
'Cg.piorir Eov cotton steady; Mdimc 1910. low
Middlng lG31iO2c., Good Ordinary nominal; weekly re-
cers li3laCs: shipments 8 bales salca 3s5G bales
sp.incrs, rs bales siorE. l,t9Z bllcs. ...
NEWBEEHY Nuy. 2i--IuttJn Iuui Mddling, lobe: Low
bas. fiipnc1s S % illcs sales 800 bgeg stock E es
ding, 1870; Low MdiiiuC, 0'sci Good Ordinary Sac
weekly Teceipa 3l9 bales shipments @OiO bales; sales,
RON. Noy 24.-Cotton steaiyi Middling llc Low Mid.
BALE; sl5msris. i647 ba.os stock 5CS 5scs 1901
GEHti; Nov 2i-Coton frn diddi.ng, i0l.c. Low Md.
bales shipments, Gji bales itock, l,l0j bales
JEFElsQS, Nov 2i.-Cotto1 steady Nililng 1Ogc; Low
PORT ROYAf, Nov. @f.C9tOn-Wcckly net recfpts 14Gi
baesi EXPERTS coastgise go bales; stock 0Oj blrs
VICKsBIRG Nov. 2A-COonWce cekly receipts Gl33 bales.
G4IysToS Noy 2i-Cottoa quiet Middlng II isc: Low
Middinc lO'c Good Ordinary, lri4c; net reccpts 800
bales gross 1883 bacsj sacs l4s5 bales stock, l0GO22
bales weekly nct rece.ps z.lOt 63iiss gross. 29tit
Scnt, lo36 bales eosstwise 557 5a sales $50 SSes.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 24.-Cotcn rr1h Middhng 81 zc
WILMINGTON Nov 24.-Cott0n st 'ady: nominal; Mldding,
Il 4c Low Mddng, l0'sc; Good Ordinary lOise.
cents 4Gi bales stock Gi2 bales weekly net receipts
contne, 1900 balesi coastwise 353i bales; saea 1895
MFHPms Nov 24-Coon steady; Addllne / 4c: receipts
$3.50 bales; shipments 1906 bales sales 1000 bales stock.
1876, 56577 bales 1870, S67l7 bales weekly rsespts
CIScIsEATI Nov. 2t-CottOn steady; Middlng IL isc
Low MiddliDg, lie; Good Ordinary, l0'sej receipts,
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY.

Il rot some explanation 70 the holders OF the depre
.ata bends o this company for the unexpected
change from v~l founded for hopculness IN the
fntnro" and the roadvay and equipment maintained IN theT
f,usiy ,sclf condition reported by th" iie.Htl On
% ~ ana the road 30 forced into TIE tiGs YI li
slue pr,sldsnf. Receiver Who during the hNe year .i
iuincy" has Absolutely controlled It's rtH9ufces, ana now
seems o hy au.o-t binRrJp o. and, ipI az ace35ltA
,rl f ~ Nory me .hcrnt condition VIII not tie Drtc
fors OF Pr.-fent I'm us - llamton "i i 'AOa"Iu
'''' i'' SUFFERER.
DERSONS wishing 70 speculate in Nall-st.
should call vuts ~ 72jaRc book tHnls.llnf 6'%
email n1Orts az be rrontaly Invested St1 Carried on
-.-irti,.g.', ~ low ratsa. JOHN HICELING 4 CO.,
f'''''N''N Bankers Gnd ErOsars.
II Broadway. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

sse bales shipments sss eaes 'HSs lSg SSes sS7
PHDElif1 2icot92 gaei MSSlng @at 5ccrISt. lgG
y S bse es no baes exports Great britain $50
bales weekly neI Ees,eips4 4 2Tt9 ,s5 bales gross
BGIl % No7 2cottoR Ta Mddng 9e 10 ley sa
Shipments 1888 scek 255s eales MOI rece,Ds Az
pads sas 5000 5as sock 600 bales rooe,ns sq1
ISDiASoLA, nov osiohdi@ee"y sGi 5aiSs ne'
e2S sxl2iSS SSp 5Icot6n sddns lloc LGT 5Gs
baes exports oosstHise lO2 balesi sale LtOo oaesi
stock 9S5Sl bales w9eNy t ress ss raS $3.50 bales
onEeni $3.50 6alesi coastwise 1885 hAe' 'aeS "l0O
oaSs New ORLEANS Nov 24-Coiton strons Mddng llSe
beT Madng ,oi LII ia s S"s bes Experts 70 Great
2s France sS9 bales eo2stTlsS NJ; ISg gee
"a 10 bales gross 65536 bales exports t. Sreat BLi
Sa to ffsnsf 9s as fI' .Ss Ss' &c St os SSsD'
XGdrsf Eoy 2t1coitGn opened GSSg siSRg nov aS
Good Ordinary receipts leo4 6ale saes l,EtS Lis
Tseeipts 75o bales shipments 1926 bales saes' SiVl
bales 9Is Nov Cotton rn and unchangod Mddng
HE; Low sdang, 1074ei Good Ordinary zoe; gsySips
70 2gi baica weekly receipts siGj bales shipments 1858
M6mtF Sow quiet Milaqgg 1lSli SCI 5ei Low g
Mddling lO74a O7sc. Good Ordinary lOsG " pet I
wise 32s bRlas sales 1900 lles stock 20 70S bales
efy Gryat net Bfaa 5sisis Sas Si 10 s ao ci
osasIoS Nov 2I@cotton quiet; Mdding, l2ic; i6g
fding 1l'cG; G Good onihaiy 1 rs s nfs resR9 Ry I ae
rSpep,s Icd9 bas; gsoss O295 bslS3 exports TO Great
Driciln 2b7i bales: sales, bl5 haies 80. -
nItIivuHE NOV. 24.-CotOn fTm; MLidlns llIci Low
Midding liioc; Good ordinary l0id o1c ps reoees o
n Loies: gross 100 bales; exports 20 Grbat bli JZ<
6aes TO tho Continent, 400 bales; coastwse 329 baeh
sales bales spnners, 800 bales; stock l26f4 D&s
clv net receipts bales; 1920 balesi exports
o Greai Britain 1892 bales TO the Continent l5Oo bSs
coastwise, 2,745 baosi saes' $3.50 DeS' sFhe'' i'
bales. , ..-- ... ,,,d5tro II 20 &.
Low Middling &c; Ordinary, iOasa 10 c net re-
ceips 37Is exports to Great Erlta Z09o ia n3 5d
o Inc Continent bales sales 900 bacS; STOCK lSSo
bales weekly receipts "a iH7 baeai exports 70 Great
Rraiu 1913 France, G.2sl bales 20 the Cohls
- bales 10 the Channel 1885 bales, ooast"iSe 4$oS
balcs sales, 10. 200 bales. ,.,,,.- IA. ,.+
rccefs 39l5 bales: exports 20 the Continent Lei Uss
coastSise ALL bales sales 400 bales; STOCK, 9,o
bacs weekly receipts 2775o bales; gross, Z.,Dt
bees exports Great knain, = l32 bale. 10 me
ent 22 bales; ise, 22S6j bales sales, 2OO bae
SvigA Nov f-CotOl-Weekly Tecfpls, y, lf1 baes
stinments IO69 Bales stock, 1876, s235 bales lSfo
6.St2 bales. ..- e ,,tas,t,,x ,os aroa,c .
v sfidIIirg IOs.; Good ordinary 9c.; weekly receipts
tecs shipments 400 baes sales ass bales spnnerS
ss bales; stock, 1913 bales.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
Guropean advertisements.
Gnropean advertisements.
>>>>ooo~~~l>o~~ly~~.,~>~>~>
SAMUEL BROTHERS,
sYDENHAM HOUSE,
65, 81, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON.
RESIDENTS IN AMERICA

Can be supplied with London Clothing.
OF the finest materials, perfect IN style
and III, by following the instructions OF
our Sclf.Mcasurcment Rules, In our New
Fashion Book, which. with ssiniplns Of
uaaterials. Ia Forwarded post free. A re.
mittanoe uf half the amount mus. Do
sent with order, but the remainder aced
not be paid till the delivery OF the goods
III preferredl, as arrangements have
been made that the forwarding CON-
panies' Agent shall at the time OF deliy.
cry at any given address collect the bal
ance due, together with forwarding
charges and Customs dues. This node
OF eolleetloz and delivery has been found
OF great service In conducting yc"y ex.
tcnaive American trade.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
N Yoak Nov 2tIs i ip0wgs r1 sncs s ep T. 45 %
financial.

MEXICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL. pub
u I,.I.t EVERY SATURDAY. q. No. snrHcc ST.. New
York subscription - Der sinc corie' 10 conts
a GAS STOCKS.
~, NEWYONK. METBOPOiITAN, MUTUAL And
NIANWATTAN Jas STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOIL,
.,'i,y. GEO. H pRENTlSN.
90 Room g3. 80 BrOid st y. y.
OST or STOLEN.-$1OO REWARD.-SlX
al 600 FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS MAN liucl oi the
purlineton cedar RIais and Minnesota Railroad Company,
iumiI,I 2.Sl -.7-a, inclusive. NJ pai01i are htIry
AGAINST biyug np1ltiHg Same, - to tr'nsitf
o. change thereof has bcI suDucl ~ Tie oh Gi tt con-
t.uv. AIEN DER TAHLORS Sons, 90 BtlNlNay,
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

The new Illustrated Book OF Fashions.
This book contains full and detailed
account Of all the Department. 0f the
Fstablishmeu.; also, forty eight Engray-
irgs. executed by a high.class Artist, a.
Illustrating the most fashionable and be-
coming styles OF Costumes tor Gentle
men, Youths, and Boys; Riding Habits.
Jackets, and Ulsters for Ladies, and
Iaveries for Servants.
Messrs. SAMUEL BROTHERs return
thanks TO their American connection sor
their humorous recon men1afiOnS.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR OF IsI.NsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Of this Ilp take she Lane Routes rec nmenueu
py Mary e. = NJ going south o the Banks on the
Massage 20 UucrustOnn. ail the wear round
BALTIC SATI NDAY. Nov. %, noon,
ADRfA1IC, SATURDAY. De. >, J:3O a. M
ENtfANNiC. SATURDAY, Dec. ID. AT 1JO a. ~.
CELTIC. SATU URDAN, Dec. 30, at 3 y IN. . ...,..-,,
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81, NOkIh
RIVER.
These steamers uniform siEo and unsurpassed III ap-
poiutWtUtz The SlloOn. ~tatcrOons, smoking and BAN
Rooms placed auidihips whgro tho noise ana El11Ou
fcl,, Attending degree OF comfort hitherto uhat
KATEs-Saloou. $50 and siO0 gold. Return Tickets on
favorable terus Stceraec, S2S. -
For Inspection uf plans and other normapn Apply al 'no
'' r. }. CORTfS Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

Universally prescribed by the Facuy)A laxative, refresh
Ing and mecated rut lOzenge for tho Immediate reet and
eneeua cure of constipation. headache hlo lemorrhods
&c. Tamar, unlike pills the usual purgatVes IL agreeable
60 take and pouccs ritaton Prepared by ~ Grill
LON, 21 Rambuteau, PARIS Depot CASWEll1 HAZARD &
CO.. Fftl-av ard Tweptv '0 ,rthst New York.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
TI1O THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
4 T0LE.DU. WABASH MD WEsTEi.N RAILWAY

Il TOLEDO, WABASH ANn MtsIEl-N HALFWAY
According to aFraugeacats made between The cola mort
ssy To- he eolrnlfon Of the sa. Of The road
lo.eoo, Jane Id LAT. 80 been @lihcTa@n; ,,.,, ,
ic company shall the hight % subscribe or s'oe6
.f har, p.ya1r in insalrsn,s Of - share inter
yals rc mouis, commencing FEB J. e' "lth interest
Ths ad bond autgarc of 5000 this arrange
NH Ni,I he rl6Sr ~ ~, of he Tea ,el lines
subspuons wmc NiI !" r',eiyeq uy & ,o
tayf icr ts date the stockholders ~ iosie the right
Ti@ rr6tecti,e Committee having now uly discharged
49,, e 1' rr,lrSii,ri of "A fcdl.rs an rspcnage law
suit aud earnestly advises tem to avail OF Tie opoh thus
fa particular. q the reorsulaton WIZ be @9ds Known @
q % ,siy eae n% Isin''s co6, ai e once So 81
WiIiam-st ,.......... ,...,,,.,.o
o. u. AsI4.iY, Chairman.
New.Yort, nov. 2s 1875.
rV'EXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY Go.
Tie coupons Consolidated b0nisOi The Texas ana
Pacific RAJ asy 90 maturing Dee Will be paid in gold on
and at5r tai @ 1!l" 90 Sa or 275 smyth atst
Phiisdpip!da GE6. u. KRUMBHAAR Treasurer.
NE,,.YoEE. Nov. rs, 1876.
rVNIIE ANNUAL ELECTION Of three TkuS-
TEEs Of ue ByckINg LEAIHE6M M MASUdAS Az !, { ~, X
ING CoIrANI WI asc paaa on 1 va g ~ G' u o6o e
Co., NO. % hi'"''' NV G. j. 1TpowBRIDGE Secretary.
C.SA 800. 5000, 5000, 81 ,O0O.-ALEX.
Os1Os fRoTiuSGHAM a CO.. EaE5ef; aud Br9fsrs;; e a;
Shc ffcIntniT pay Gye twenty times the amount
Heaiie soek Privileges NEGOTIATED at favorable rates
irc 10 per cent Circulars aud weekly Reporter sent
irec -
90 0A0 WANTED on uudoubted security
ID 0.No by FIRM long e-tahi she'd iu business ih lls
ciiy Address ). W D., Box II. Tribune oiicc.
600 TOWN Ro%Ps of the 6s stats Of
nay 1900 interest January and Jgy IN New & 1Sr@'
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

200 head making the total for the
uast four days 1000 head; selling at $3d$1.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
THE QUEENS HOTEL, Cork Sireet,
TARaAR ENDEEN GRRhLON

Situate between Bond street and Regent street. Peoa
dily. hrat-cass H0t. for families aud gentlemen
LEWIS JEFfEkIS, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

V1ulTION AT TRIESTE.-Rev. Il. OCal-
aghsn English Chaplain - A. and .ilyermeGals @ i q
Special tcuou paid httg students for the universities
Refer 20 \. D. TlfAYEI, T. s. Consul
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-08-05
The War Of the Faithful.

That bone OF contention, the
Printing Contract, has again stir.
red the Republican aud the Union
to fresh bitterness, and the com
bat RACES; with the late triumph
OF the former the matter seemed
settled, but it's rival bidrd its
time and-cultivated Antoine :
when Kellogg fitted North i'm
search OF "Surcrease of sorrow"
ard respite from the cares of
state, and his sable Excellency
came into his kingdom, the for.
tunes of the Union waxed, and
the star OF the Republican wannl
the prize was snatched from the
latter, and bestowed az a reward
tor orthodoxy on the former :
meanwhile the Republican, the
burden OF whose song ia ale
cOmeth not" looks longingly
Northward and makes up it's
mind to Il banyan day till the
wandering Kellogg returns.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-08-05
A Foretaste.

An incident which occurred in
New Orleans this week well ex-
empliies the auimus OF the radi-
Gals and tore shadows the chaos
which will follow "a party victory
in November.
Three negroes accused OF the
murder of another negro near
Port Hudson, the crime of the
victim being that he had avOwed
his determination to vote the de-
mOcratic ticket, were traced by
the officers of the law of New Or
Icons, and there arrested and LODI
ged in the Parish prison to await
transportation to the scene OF
Of their crime for trial. One OF
them on being arrested said to Il
bystander '.Tell Marshal Pack
ard | am in trouble' and it is sup
posed his messages. was delivred,
AZ the next morning, as the Off
GERS were taking them to the boat,
the Chief of Police appeared and
took them on a charge of Shooting
at some unknown person in New
Orleans.
OF course the sole object Of this
was to keep them in New Orleans
and thus shield them from the
punishment OF their crime /; the
charge against them in the city is
a trumped up affair, no doubt, as
there was no report of any such
occurrence Oh the police reports,
though the affidavit is made by
q policeman, and the intention is
to allow them to escape. There is
Il deep design in all this these
negroes had played into Packard'>
hand by melting a riot and thus
furnishing material for outrage
stories ; had they been promptly
tried and punished it might have
deferred others ; as it is, theil
ignorant fellows SET that they are
shielded, and will not hesitate t.
follow their example if instigated
thereto ; thus an excuse for call
ing for troops is found and Pack
ard is happy. II riots must be
would to Heaven Packard wOnlC
come to the country in person tt
incite them.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-08-05
The District Convention.

Saturday the 18th prOx is fixed
as the dav of meeting OF the DE
mOcratic District Convention: the
delegates from the three par
Usher were chosen some time
since, and from their choice we
bave no tear OF the satisfactory
action of the Convention.
The candidates are not hume
rous and there is no doubt that
the utmost harmony will mark
ITS deliberations; we refrain from
discussing in advance it's prol,a
Bile action. merely saying that the
people anticipate such a ticket
from them az will harmonize with
the State nominations, and show
that We too want the best.
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With this issue the SENTI-
MEL enters on its twelfth year,
and heartily greets the patrons
whose appreciation in the past it
gratefully acknowledges, and
whose support in the future it de
termineS to- deserve.
The future Of the section in
which it circulates, and witt,
whose interests it is identified
locks brighter now than since the
close Of the war despite the many
disadvantages with which it has
had to contend, and the restora-
ton of its pristine glOrieS seems
not tar OFT now !; the first notes of
the coming contest which is to
free us from the incubus of radi-
calism have been sounded and
the SENTINEL, long the organ of
our eopIe here enters in Its du
ties in the campaign sue OF their
good will, and without fears of
the result.
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SANDER Fooled.

The nomination of Gen. Nj
chOlls was a death blow to the
hopes OF the radicals in Louisiana
and one OF the most convincing
proof is that it depeive sthem of
their hitherto favOrite weapOn-
SANDER. We can imagine no high
er compliment to til. character of
u man than that it should pre-
sent SO imperviOus u mail Of hon
or that even such a veteran and
accomplish maligner as the N. O.
Republican should tacitly admit
the impotence of tying it with
the shafts Of SANDER. When the
nomination was announced, We
waited with some interest to see
what story the organ would trump
up, but it was compelled to con-
sole itself with the neagre crumb
of comfort that she was too good
for his party"
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At a meeting os the Delegates to the Dem
ocratlc n Conservative Convention, from
the Third Congressional District, held in
Baton Rouge Oh Thursday the 9th July
1916, F. SGOOde Of TerrebOnne was called to
the chair and l.. s. Allan of Lafourche was
requested to act as secretary.
The following nominations were unani-
nOusly made.
For Congress, Sd District Joseph H
Acklin, of S:-Mary.
For ElectCr :Alcibiade DeBlanc of st.
Martin.
For Alternate Elector Clay Knobloch
of Latourche.
On motion, it was resolved that the Chair
man appoint a Congressional District Com
mlttee consisting OF one from each Parish
and three from the District at large, and
that thu chairman of this meeting be o mem
Der of said committee.
The chairman thereup0n appointed the
follow ing gentleman:
Fred Gates, st Mary Allen Thomas. As.
~censiOn /; +. A. Tete, Assumption Lewis
Guion. Lafourche L. +. Suthon, Terreb bon
ne Robt S. Perry, Iberia G. l.. Fournet,
St-Martin r. P. O'Bryan, Vermillion C.
H. MoutOn, Lafayette ; Geo H. Wells, Cal
easier i; A. J. Kearney y, Cameron Saml
Matthews, Iberville IT. j. Foster, Numa
Viyez and Adrien Nunes, District at Large.
On motion the convention adjourned
Il. 3. ALLAN. F.S. GOODE.
secretary. Chairman.
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-Business engagements pre-
vented us from attending the ex-
animation of the pupils Of Miss
Clara LevrOns school that took
place:On the 9th ult. at the GuiOn
Academy in the:presence of the pa
rents and others interested in the
progress of youths of both sexes
in education. We learn that all
present were much pleased with
the exercises rejecting so credita
lily on the energy and capacity OF
that accomplished and estimable
young lady, their teacher.