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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20
THE MORMON MURDERS.
THE STORY OF THF MOUNTAIN
MEADOW MASSACRE.

CLOSE OF THE TESTIMONY FOR THE PROSE-
CUTION-NO DOUBT OF LEES GUILT
OIRCUMsTANTIAL STORY OF THE MAS
SORE.
SALrLAKE, Sept. 1S.-In Beaver court,
to-day, the evidences of McMursy, on Fri
day afternoon and Saturday last, was very
clear and positive as to Lee having shot
and killed four or five wounded men and
women lying helpless In the wagon tast
witness was driving and saw his heartless
ness In the slaughter Witness drove lead
team and testified that as soon as Lee fred
a shot preceded by the word "hslt," tbs
Indians rushed from ambush apparently
on all sides surrounding the emigraBts
completely and the work OF destruction
only lasted few minutes; that TO his best
judgment there was not to exceed % white
men on the ground who had been de-
ceived as to what was wanted of them
there and Knight tests d that not one
third OF this number took part in the mas
sscre- 1t can be proved that several
even of these s5ed no blood, friog in the
air
THAT THE INDIANS WERE ARMED,
some with bows and arrows, bus mostly
with guns, and soon completed the de
struction. Higb Johrso testified that he
lived at Johnston Fort, Iron county, in
1857. Ne was on the Mountain Mead ~ 8
az the time of the massacre. H
sffirmed IL a. he did not know Lae's
Intention as to the destruction
OF emigrsnts. He was on a hill. near by
when Lee fred tie CUR. He saw Lee
shoot and kill two or three. Hs was az
Indian interpreter, aud engaged to con
d1ct the Jukes compsny OF eHigrsnts, the
next following the company msssacred,
from Beaver to Clara; that when witness
got to Harmony, on his wsy with the
company, he urged bim to lead them
into ambush in the Santa Clara Mountain
and Lee would surround them with ell
they had. Witness refused saying "you
have shed enough blood already, have
agreed TO pilot this company through the
country aud will do so II is costs me nv
life." Lee called him q coward, wbiff-I.
etc. The defence cross examined
this witness more than the rest, and con-
fused him some, but could not affect the
much damaging positive evidence as 10
Lees acts and guilt. Jacob Hsmblln, the
lest witness called for the prosecution, tss.
sifi ID to admissions by Lee TO him of sct-
OF murder ar d participation in commence
ing and completing the massacre, and that
Lee justified him ell in the acs.
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"INTIMIDAr ZION" AT THE SOUTH.

"A
We print elsewhere two letters on this
subject which have a great deal of bearing
on the Southern question, both in this
canvass and probably many csnvssses TO
come. The first is from q Northern man
who has been long settled in the South,
and whose interests and sympsthies are
naturally all on the side OF gnod govern
ment. We have no doubt the explsnstion
he gives OF the peculiar turbulence of the
states in which the blacks are in a me jnri-
" Is the true one, as far SIS il goes. But
he might have added that, government be-
ing worse in these states than elsewhere,
in some lmostunbearably pad, the tenn
per of the whites, as the bulk OF the
property holders who pay the taxes, Is
constantly revolutionary, and they
are only restrained as we here
in the North should be under
like circumstsr ces, from armed rebellion,
by the fear OF the overwhelming power of
the United s a'es. The case is without
parallel in hisory. Always, hitherto,
even under the Turks and Tartars, bad
government has been carried on by those
who possessed ths ply -ical force and the
intelngsDce to uss it wi effect. In this
Instance however, it is carried on by per-
sons Who would, IL let alone, be incapable
of retaining power for day, aud under
leaders who are only remarks ole for ler
vice aud Ignorance. Therefore, no govern
ment has eyer before been irritsting as well
as eIactiDg, People submit with resiena-
ton 20 ruler who eau thrash them IL tney
do not bInIi; but to have TO submit to g
governments which we despise as well a.
bate, and which II lef- to itself we could
overturff In hsaf an hour-surely this Is
new form of soiisical misery. The nearest
approach 10 q parallel for It that We can
remember is the way in which she pope
aud the small Italian princes were eusb.ed
to bsrrass their subjects by the support of
Austria. We rake no account here of the
bad character, resl or alleged, of the South
era whites. rhe worst men on earth are
entitled a. 3 natural 4 ghf, as the only ia
disputabie ma ursl r'got, TO good govern
ment. Tbe very convictS In jsils are. No
human being can eink SO l w as to
iustify Us in handing him over TO
thieves or rascals TO be tortured and
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20

NoTICE.-The forty-fo- nth session of the
Cincinnati Law School begins O,t. IL. The
professors are Rufus King, Dean, Judges
Ho dIy and Force, and n. A. Morrill, Esq. Be-
sides its long established reputation, the school
offers unusual advantages to students by g wing
them access to the Bar Library OF CincinD Att,
one OF the best in this country; also the Pub
lie Library of7i,OOu volumes, and the courts,
state and federal, always sitting in Cincin-
mai.
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ASTG1H

DR.. Samuel Pitcher of Hyannis, Mass, ex-
perimented in his private practice iOr twenty
years o produce a con bination taat would
have the properties of CASIO OIL without
it's unpleasant taste and gripping effect
His preparation was sent for, nesr and lar,
till finally he gave IL the name OF Castoria,
and put IL mp for sale. IL Is We y wonderful in
its effects, per iculsrIy with the disogdeTed
storlachs AID bowels OF children. IL sssiml-
lates the food, cures rour ssomsch snd wind
CO f., regulates the DO els, sxpels WORMS and
may b relf upon IN c. CUP.
AS pl5 asani anG perfectly safe cathart1c
remedy IL is superior t. Castor oil, Cordials
and 81 rups. 1t do not contain alcohol, and
is adapted TO any age.
by regulating the stomach and bowels OF
cross and sickly children Trey become good
natured and healthy. They eau entos Eleeps
a. d mothers have rest. The Gas ora is put
up at the Laboratory OF }. b. Rose & Co., 40
Dey street New York.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20

We do not indorse all advertisements
ndiscriminately, and never recommend an
article unless we know 1t to be all that is
claimed. Having used Centaur Liniment and
CasIoria in our own family, we voluntarily
take this means of recomme ding them to
our readers as certainly valuable remedies
In cases # rheumatism and all fies h and bone
trouble, its subduing and hea Ing powers are
wonderful, and as to Csstoria, our mothers
would not be without it.-Ashtabula (Ohio
Telegraph, June %, 1876.
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QUIT IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7. p. Mn
- le', j. p, in ADD for center township, Ma
rion unity, indiana.
Henry Lamb and William n. Lewis, Jr., VS..
HPnry Reynolds.
The def. ndant in the above entitled cause is
hereby no'ifed of the peDder cy of said CT
bef~re me, and that faic csuse is set cor hear
ing on the Ii day OF Octoba A. ID. 1879, at 8
o'clock A. NJ, a which time, IL said defer dant
does not appear and make answer thereto, the
said cause viii be- tried and determined in his
absence. THO iAS p. MILE , j. p.
No. So Court stree, Indianapolis Ind.
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DIR. j. III. McLesu's Cough and Lung
Healing Gobules have performed nirscles
in curing coughs, consumption, etc, bu
DR.. j. II. McLean's Strengthening Cordial
and Blood Purifier, is equally Is necessary
to give strength, vitality and pure blood.
DIR. j. I'll. McLssn's off g. st. Louis.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20

No men make money faster nowadays
than thorough, faithful and G. mpeient work.
in life insurance. Many of hem are ac-
curing fortunes. The United States Life oil
New York has es' ablished a general agency at
Bates House Block. Indial apolis; J. Tai
bolt, manager. Ap. ly to him for ocal terri
Tory and secure lucrative employ ment.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20

CHILDREN Cry FOR CAsToRIA. 1t is as
pleasant to take as honey, and is absolutely
harmless. 1t is sure TO expel worms. cure
wind CO &c, regulate the bowels and stomach,
and overcome irritability caused by rash or
cutting teeth. 1t is perfect substitute Tor
Castor Oil, and for costiveness In young or old
there is nothing In existence SO effective and
reliable.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20

$4,000 Monitor COOKING s.ovrs have besn
sold. They are made of the best material,
with all the best improvements; are clean,
never smoke, and are better adapted for al
kinds OF cooking and baking than any other
coal-burning stove that is made.-Exchange.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20

Ye gaunt, weak, oyspspl ic man. woman
or child take DR.. j. III. Mel cams 5 srer 9Th
eniug Cordial and Blood Pur fer, it will
make you strong, vigorous, vlLaiize ana
purity your blood. DIR. j. 81. McL.an's
office, 3l4 Chestnut street, ST.. Louis, Mo.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20

Insure your life anu happiness by taking
DR.. j. II. McLesn's Strengthening Cordisl
and Blood Purifier. Is will make you
healthy, strong, vigorous. vitsize and
purity vour brood. DR.. ]. Fl. cGesn's
Office, 3l4 Cbesruut stres {, 81 Louis, Mo.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20

ANY READER OF THIS PAPER sending
address to ne n. Y. Slate Roofing Co., Cedar
street, New \ ork, Will receive free leo page
book telling all about paints and how To save
rebuilding. Mention this paper.
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Wonderful! strSusta snc vi atty is i'm
parted to all who take DR.. j. h. MeL ah's
~ rei g henipg Cordial and Blood Purifis r,
ard IL will give y 70 pure, ricn blood. lr,
j. II. Mclean, st. l. 'uis.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20

Ing DO ger IN DR.. y. q -MrLesp's s5treng, h.
eDioe Cordial aid Rood Purifier. Tsks &c
end It Will eIespse at d enrIcn vonr blood
DIR. j. II. Mel ana Office, 8l4 Chestnut
street, st. Louis,
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IITANTED-Ageuts In every town ia Ipdi-

"ANTED-Agents In every town ia IHdi-
w ana TO take orders for our patent apple
perer. No comUlission allo we'd. Salary $50
first month; rapid prcmoti. ID TO successful
parties. Send IS cen-s for fample 10 work
with. State ace, past experience and refer
ences Address, with stamp, the menufsc-
bertson, Manager, No. l39 Elm street, Newark,
". j.
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"ANTEO-Every body 10 know that the
w Swiss A ne Cure is the best m dicir in
the world for ever and ague, dumb chflis,
coughs. Gods, hoars enes', pam In The bre ST,
lung disease and dyspepsia. IL acts directly on
the liver-ts mIld purgative. Ever thing
works like charm-no pain. no cramp. Try
IL, IL wi speak for it's H. 1t is sold AT price
auy one can reach. Price s. cents per bottle.
For sale by all druggists. JULES HOURIFT,
sole proprietor tor the United States, Terre
Haute. lad. For references sn / for circular.
A. kIEFER, special agent for INDIANAPOLIS
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IN M ENfORIAM.
Hall Thibodaur Fire Co. No. l..
MtbOd0ur. La. Epnf'bSr II rs

Hall Thibodaur Fire Co. No. ID
Thibodour, La. Septbrr IL, 70
AT d regular monthly meeting
of this Company, held this day,
the following resolutions were un
animously adopted:and spread Oh
the Minute Book.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Pro.
violence to call unto himself oar Brother
GEORGE W. WEsTBRook
WHEREAS. His loss is irrepairabIe to SO
cistv and death deprives ns of a member
just ard capable, his demise will be sensi-
bly, felt by all the members of this Compa-
ny /; therefore be it
Resoiroa, That We tender our warmest
and most heartfelt svmpathies to his fami
ly and while recognising the all powerful
will of our Great Master above. We bow our
heads with grief and minglc our tears with
theirs and be it further
Resolred, That as ON ordinance of our
respect for the memory of our late brother
the Engine and Hall be draped in black,
and the members of this Company do wear
the usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days ; also
Kesoired, That these resolutions he pub.
lished in the T%HlBoDAux SENTINEL. and
that a certified copy of the same he sent
to the family of the deceased.
T = l Z rS ;S$SsEsDHr spss'-'csn
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"Marshal Pitkin has returned
from rural ramblings with the
Packard party, and reports big
meetings at T%l'ibodaux and Napo>
%leOnville. There were IL million
negroes present, more or less,
probably less."-N. 0. Picoyune,
18th inst.
Yes, pIob,a-bly less! Let's see:
Eighty-nine women, tOrty>six ba-
bies, one hundred aud t%hirty>two
men, making a grand total Of
two hundred and sixty>seven pas
triotic souls! Guess Napoleonville
furnished the balance.
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While the gifted and poetieal j.
K. &. Y. Y. Il. (and so forth, Pit
kin was telling his eulud constitu-
ents that "the Hawaiian Treaty
WAS another foul stab which would
reduce their wages to twenty-five
cents a day." two radicals, one
white t'other colored, tore them>
selves away from the eloquent
orators bright pictures-said
pleasant scenes they would behold
after they had vctel the Radical
ticket,-and hetook themselves to
d back street, where they under>
went Il little pugilistic exercise.
We are happy to state that, not
witllstanding the fact that the
white man was armed, the colored
gentleman now wears the Cham
plpu Heit,"
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How to ~vanquish the TOM
nCfIsS uOlllentOE'.

Ifthe Enemy of mankind was permltteh' 70
exerthis diabolnal ingenuity in the lhveh-
ton of a new disease he could scarcely devise
one more worthy of his genius than dyspep-
sin. The dy~speptic sufferer is tormenfed oS
symtoms resembling those of almost every
known malady, and is often worried INTO
monomania by these conflicting and perpieS
ipy manifestations. A favorite thoughabsuro
llaliicination of the victim of chronic lndl
gestion is that he or she has heart disease
Dyspepsia has often been pronounced incur
able, but experience has shown that Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters will vanqnish 1t, to
gether with the constipation ond billonsde
rangement which usually accompany 1t
Diseases of the kidney and supposed rheu
matte pains are also frequent conc"n'itah'
of dyspepsia, but they, too, succumb to the
above named invaluable corrective.
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The grand old structure whicl.
has stood the decaying blasts of
seventy long years has fallen +: the
foundation pillars and frame of
the noble ediffcc have at last crum
b'ed,-the cement that held them
together has lost its adhesive pro.
perties and will soon be trans>
formed into its original state. Mon
day last. at $40 Z. NJ, the soul of
Pierre Urbain Engerran, weary of
it's mortal easement, broke loose
and took its flight to the realms
above. Tuesday eve all that was
mortal of the kind, honorable and
aged gentleman was land away in
that cold and silent home where
dwell such IL large majority. Peace
to his ashes
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Valedictory

With much regret for the cir
el,.nstances which urge :lle step
and with many pleasant recollec
tions of my sojourn in Thibodanx,
yacate tue editorial chair OF the
SENTINEL. During my occupa
ton OF it | have Striven with
what ability and PERSISTENCE |
possessed to nphole and advance
the cause of right and to oppose
the progress of wrong.
In other. hands the SENTINEL.
will adhere to this course, and
Wishing continued success and
prosperity to it and its readers l
make my bow and exit.
ID. s. CAGE, JR.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Fourth Justice of the Peace
Parish of Lafourche.
Mathurin Adam
VS.. No. 81
Eugene leblanc

DY VIRTUE of IL writ Of Fieri Facias to
Dine directed by T.. z. Bernard, Fourth
Justice of the Peace in and for the Parish
of Lafourche, l will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, OIL
"Wednesday, September q, 1876,
at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. on the levee in front of
the office of +. z. Bernard. the following
described property. to wit i: Twenty-Five
sacks of rice, seized in the above entitled
and numbered suit.
The above rice will be adjudicatcd to tho
highest and last bidder for cash in United
States currency.
BAPTISTE CHAUDIER, Constable.
l4sp2t
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Mr.. II. Tetreau our emerge.

Mr.. II. Tetreau our emerge
tic tpllOw-tOwnsman has lust re
turned from the scenes OF his
youth. Canada in the best of
health and spirits, the result no
do'bt OF cool pleasant northern
breezeS, while in Montreal and
New York. Mr.. Tetrpau purchas
Ell fine assortment of the goods
generally kept by carriage max
ers, for Il list Of which we refer to
our advertising columns.
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NEWSPAPERS
UNITED STATES.

A complete list of American Newspapers.
numbering more than eight Thousand. with
n Gazetteer of all the towns and cities in
which they are published !; Historical and
Statistical Sketches Of the Great Newapa.
per Establishments illustrated with nu.
mcrouS -nGravings ot the principal NewsIa
per buildings. Book OF 3M PAGES, JUS,
issued. Mailed. post paid, to any address
for % cts. Apply tinrln>ins price, to Super
i"icn'e"t IF The .Ne"spaprr Partition. trh.
trnniaAirounds Philadelphia, or American
News Co.. New York. /.
Every Advertiser needs 1t.
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Large and Complete
blacksmith. WAeelac2'ight
and Carriage SHOP.
III. Te1rcau. Proprietor.

INFORMS his friends, ard the pubic IN
general. that he is prepared to under
take all kinds of work in his line, ut advan-
tageou. conditions and moderate prices;
He has secured the services Of first class
worknen of recognized ability: he has lald
in n full and varied supply OF spokts ami
telloes of first choice, for carriages te.
Also an assortment OF parent earf'"eo
wheels, steel hnbs-a new article. .,
Grand opening of large and smal Il sized
new stylc Collins with glass;. imitation rose
wood. black walnut and ash.
A choice and select stock Of rcady-make
sh,onds. for men, women and children, an
article of luxury, new style. at very n'o'ler
ate prices.
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A Warerley Hal last Saturday,
Professor Schatfer, the magician
and ventriloquist, gave an enters
tainment consisting of feats in
PreStidigitation and Ventrllo>
quiSm. Most of the tricks were
well performed forcing many loud
demonstrations of approval from
the enthusiastic audience.
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JUDsON GOvERNORs-The Tbi
bodaux Foundry having recently
obtained the agency for these eel
ebrated Engine Governors are pre-
pared to fill orders for them on
short notice. Many ofour planters
knowing the superiority of Judson
Governor are supplying them
selves preparatory to sugar
making.
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LAPOURCIIE.

Succession of Chas. Dup,t and Cthna Ma
rare. his ,rife, in con.munity.-By l.. A.
Werre, Sheriff. will be sold at public auction
on Tuesiay. September 10. 1876. between
the hours of u A. NJ. and 4 p. NJ, Il certain
property belonging TO the above succession.
Also Il lot of household furniture, etc.
Terms Cash on the spot
BY the Tax Collector will be sold at pub
lie auction, on the 10th inst, six valuable
properties; and three more on the 23d. Ter
descriptions see Icrrcboane ReputtieaaJ
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Died

In Thibodanx,on Monday, September llth
1876. PIERRE URBAN ENGERRAND.
ayei 20 wears. ) months and % days.
- New Orleans papers please copy,
In St. John Baptist. on September lth,
1875. JOSEPH SEABOCRNE, aged Is years.
Buried in Thibodaux, in st. Johns Episco,
pal Cemetery, on the 18th
At the residence of his father-in-law, Geo
" Homes. IN the Parish of Assumption. on
September sth, 1876, WILLIAMS SIMS,
aged 30 years.
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Jim Frost the little sheriff
Of the "Court House, has seized
a large lot OF Bayou book Oys
tiers" which he will dispose of ar
moderate rates, on the halt shell
or otherwise ; call and judge for
Yourself.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
succession of Edward NJ. Villicrs are reqnes
ted to present the same for recognition and
those who are indebted to that estate will
please settle with MICHEL BOWLING.
Curator. No. 30 Poydras st New Orleans
or j.. S. GOODE, Atty OF Estate, Ih'bo-
daux, La. @scp-
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Sc. "ook,
The world renowned author, in this nd.
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TOWN HALL,
ThibodauN, Sept. 9th, 1876.
A regular meeting of thr Town Councilo Of
the Corporation of Thibodaux, was held
this day.
The roll was called and the following
named Councilmen answered to their
names, viz:
2. Z. Lorio. Mayor, DIR. Fl Dansereaux,
DR.. J. II. Fleetwood. NJ. A. Legendre, }.
Badeaux, K. X. Mcbride. absent, s. L.
Grisamore.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved rs recorded.
The following reports OF the Treasurer
and Collector were presented, read and
ordered to be spread on the minutes.