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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-20
One View ofThe Tramp Question.

The following extract from DR.. Ho-
lands "NIcholas Minturn" (Senibner for
April) contains the experience of many
q New Yorker. Its Glezen who speaks.
When / came TO the city," he said,
al was full of sort of chicken hearted
b,nevolence. A woman or child
,uld not extend hand to me on the
street without taking out of my pocket
whatever / might happen to have there.
I comforted myself over the loss of many
q good cigar, with the thought that had
helped somebody to bread, when l only
helped them to beer, and did my share
toward making them worse and more in-
durable beggars than they were before.
They soon found me out in my Office,
where they managed, BY the most inge-
NOUS lying, to cheat me out of my hard
earned dollars. became at last sore with
nv sense of imposition, and sore with my
sacrifices, and I've not recovered yet. I
can look beggar in the face now with
out winking, and when dead beat pre-
SCENTS himself in my office, l have only to
glance at my boot and point 10 the door,
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-. und.r.,.nds n,c, and rotires with

aui<he understands me, and rotires WIN
8. word" j.
Nbut You can't afford to become az
trmttul and hardheArted like that, you
khow," id Nicholss in tone o. expos.
t,iistion.S sAman caht sf5rd 70 smut
h{aiself up Me that, and look upon every
needy fellow as scamp"
"You can't afford it, perhaps can
and there, by the way, lies the trouble e
in the case. Rich people, sursouhaea
with their comforts, try to make tnem-
selves.more comfortable in their minos
by sharing portion OF their wealth
with the poor. Their DINNERS taste bet.
ter after having fed beggar. Ineir
nice clothes feel better after they nave
given an old garment to dead-beat'
Who straightway pawns it Tor rum. 30.
ciety cannot afford to have the vice Of
psuperism nourlshed for the small com.
pensstion of gratifying the benevolent
impulses of the rich. Dies pauperism
grow less with their giving? lsit not be-
coming, with every benevolent effort.
great, oversha Allowing curse2 Panperlsm
grows by what it feeds on, and 1t ieeas
on the benevolence Of the rich, ana Oh
benevolence which, like some OF oui
Christianity, is fashionable" BE-
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TT THE Fre,,svrY.FIFrH CoNsnEss.
Clerk Adams on HIS Duties In Or
gauising the House.

R0uIxIuk INC nS2Sos
Herald Special.
WASHINGTON. March 17.-Mr. Adams,
Clerk of the House, says that in regard 70
the converting and organization OF .ne
next House he has no option, discretion
or authority except to follow the law.
He will make out the list OF mem oers
elect in few days for the Sergeant-at-
Arms, putting therein all who are emil
tied 10 pay so tar IS he knows by the IN
formation in his possession. There are
many cases, he says, where there are con-
flIcting certificates, in which he CANNOT
vet tell what his action will be, as he Will
have TO make examination and
probably take the advice OF coun'
sell. He instances the case OF Fiorloa,
where there are dual certificates which
conflict, and there are others in NJ !ssouti
ami California, where the question rs 10
VINO is entitled to representative honors
is in litigation in which there may Do
some time consumed before decision Is
reached. These cases are outside OF the
usual contests for seats where there Is an
Immediate admission on prtn'a factc
.se of one OF the contestants. MI.
Adams denies having said that the next
House of Representatives would have
q Democratic msjority Of twenty
i've. While he cannot pretend to
lJil accurately what the majority will be,
he says that re went over the list OF
members the other day with Mr.. NC
Pnerson, his predecessor, and, allowing
the Republicans the benefit Of all cases
in which there is dispute or doubt, the
Democrats will have three majority. VI
course, in the settlement OF contested
election cases there may be q large ID
crease OF this majority.
In regard to an extra session he thinks
from what he has heard that there will be
session early in May. He understands
that the authorities do not see how they
CA under the law get along without hav-
Ing an appropriation made for the army.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

WHEELING, w. Va, March ~, 1S7.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office OF the City Clerk until Monday,
March rs, 1877, at 2 o'clock p. NJ, for the
removal of all kitchen garbage and offal
from within the city limits Tor the ensu.
ing year. All BIDS must be made separate
for each district. The ordinance defining
the duties of garbage contractors and FIX
ing the limits OF each district can be EN-
and examined ut this office. All bids
shall be addressed 20 the Chairman OF the
Committee on Health.
ALEX. UPDEGRAFF,
mrl9i City Clerk.
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PROPOSALS..
SEALED PROPOSALS

vETILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE
w OF the West Virginia Penitentiary a.
Moundsville, w. Va, until II o'clock NJ,
or Thursday, the 5th day of April. 1877. for
Power and Machinery in accordance with
drawings and specific stlons for same,
which will be on exhibition in said office
on and alter the 9th inst. the Directors
reserving the right to reject any or all
bids.
Proposals should be addressed to VIM.
l.. Bridges, Superintendent, Moundsvllle,
West Va, and endorsed, proposals for
Power and Machinery"
By order of the Board OF Directors.
WIN. l.. BRIDGES, Supt.
MoUNDsvILLE, w. VA, March 8, 1877.
mrl.ra
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

nF VALUbHE 9IoOh'
The undersigned administrator OF the
estate Of Elizabeth l.. Parsell, deceased
will of1er for sale at public ouction, at the
front door of the Court House, on tuesday,
the 9th inst, at o'clock p, M, one hum
dred and ten chares OF the capital stock OF
the Bank of the Ohio Valley.
Terms Cash.
GEORGE ADAMS, Administrator.
JAS. &. HERvEY, Auctioneer. mrl8egf
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STAND FOR RENT

TIyHE STORE ROOM AND DWELLING
No. 81 Twelfth street, now occupied by
Enouire of OKANE & DIVINE.
dec5 lilo Main Street.
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Copartnership Notice.

aGR,-LEWI3- BAKER, ONE OF The
M FORMER proprietors OF the REdIsTER
newspaper, has again becomes partner IN
the concern, The firm name Will remain
unchanged. THE hEdlSihn ~ IN,
JANUARY Sd, lST7. ------- --.--.s. --.---- Isan
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a CARD.

rI,o ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
the errors and indiscrections of youth
nervous weakness, early decay, loss OF
manhood, &c, wi / send a receipt that
will cure you, Free Of Charge. This great
remedy was discovered 10y a missionary ir
South America. Send a self.addressed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman
Station D, Bib 20 Ho .se, New York City.
jan30
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FOR RENT.
BUSINESS STAND FOR RENT

b BUSINESS STAND FOR hENH
N ACCOUNT OF BAD HEALTH
I ! will rent the store room now occupy,
No. 1854 Market street, the best business
location in the city.
Posse. sion given May LIST.
l have also some choice old Liquors
which l will dispose OF at reasonable
prices. Parties wishing anything Will 90
well to give me call. s. KLEIN.
mrl7S
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FARM FOR SALE,

VIZ EST VIRGINIA FARM FOR SALE.
w The Johnson home farm will be sold
at public sale on the 10Th day of May.
1877, on the premises at Long Reach,
West Virginia.
Terms OF Sale-One- fourth cash in hand
the residue on n credit of one, two and
three years, with vendors lein retained
to secure deferred payments.
This farm is admirably located on the
Ohioriver, about hall way between Wheel
ing and FarkerSburg. Is in good n Ugh
borhood, convenient to public schools. IL
contains about $50 acres, embracing about
l75 acres of best Ohio river bottom, 20 acres
river hillside, and the residue tillab!e h ii
land, now heavily timbered. II has every
desirable farm privilege. such as water,
roads, etc. Has fine orchard OF summer
and autun. fruit, besides good orchard
OF winter fruit. Has a large dwelling
house, with barns and other outbuildings
all in tOlerably good condition; also an
additional good frame dwelling house
with out buildings: also good large store
building. a postoffice Is established here
and mails pass both ways daily by steam
boats. The dwelling house is pleasantly
situated, with beautiful surroundings, on
n public road, and within three hundred
yards Of the steamboat landing. Ii is an
excellent point for II country store, being
the point of river communication Tor
large extent fbaCk country.
II desirable 10 purchasers this farm Will
be sold In two or mo parcels. VIII be
sold without reserve. For further particu
lars apply on the prem .ScS or to the under
signed at ParksrSDurg. W. Va.
Persons desiring To purchase are invited
TO go and examine the place.
OkEI JOHOSON,
JOHN + JOHNSON,
eblieta wrb Executors.
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CARPETS AND O|LCLOTHS,

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOTH Al
n prices lower than ever offered Tor
many years past. DESTROYS 10 close out to
make room for spring stock we onei
special Inducements.
HARBOUR & DITTMAN,
a3l 1853 Main street.
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Y EW rtps

DIFFERING III rHF tsn,
~ leave 10 state 10 the but ',,i
that wi | continue N, has s.
er and shoe findinssatihTSs.
respectfully solicit a Con,,, -.
patronage SO Literally eliss'.'
lore, and Will endcavor H. >
full line OF everything IN
which will he Offered a, N. y. y
market rates. " w
mrlSa ""h
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FOR "a AHE.

VALUABLE OHIO COUNTY FARM.
| will sell at private sale, on easy terms,
the tract of land situate three miles from
the Ohio river. and one and a h If miles
from Clinton postoiiicc, on short creek, in
Ohio county, w. Va, belonging To the
estate OF Andrew Mitchell. deceased.
Said farm contains 23s ceres, is very fer
tile, we'll timbered, well watere !, lies well
and has on IT a good orchard, two dwel.-
ing houses, good frame barn, stable, corn
crib and other out buildings, with ordi-
nary fencing. II is also underlald with a
valuable vein of coal, which has been
opened and is easily mined,
/. +. JONES,
Administrator, &c, 1907 Chapline street,
Wheeling, w. Va. mrleagh
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FOR RENT.

TINE TwO.sToRY BRICK DWELL ~
ing No. 10 Zane street, Island, &y
containing seven rooms and finished sas'
attic, with gas and water, and all modern
improvements throughout. Enquire oil
GEO. w. ECKHART, at National Bank OF
West Virginia. or at 1920 Market street.
Possession given April |, 1877. mrSh
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FOR RENT.

vNHE FARM ON WHICH NOW RE-
side, 2l5 miles above city, on the River
large orchard. Suitable for either garden
or dairy purposes. Also. a farm IF fifty
seven acres living on River Road, one mile
above city. Good coal bank opened. Suita'
BILE for either garden or dairy purposes.
Possession given April LIST, next. See
mrlSa A. NJ. JaCOb, Agent.
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Second Hand Boilers for Sale.

One flue boiler, 40 inches diam, 80 IT. long
Two2 ~ g IA
One cylinder boiler 80 inches diam, "a ieet
long; three cylinder boilers, 81 in. diam,
q feet long; one small engine "a bore, y
incre s stroke. We also build engines and
boilers for all purposes. Repair workdone
promptly.
mr2 HOBBS. Ta1L q ~.
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. BUSINESS M,
o.. DlssoLUrIo.

un. DlssoLUrIo.
THE FIRM OF BosLyy' sN.
y this day been dissoISai,t fEE,,
sent, r. ". Bosley ret,,, sd BY ~
OF the late frm will , ns Il,
sseeny. All persons .sseiue: -
urn are expected 10 mssso'tt X
sosLlYsE,siS
IN RETIRING FROM IN
L Bosley q Feeny | tSss,t Ht IN,
return my thanks 10 o, Us "a
nave favored us in the U Usf ps,Ns,
ally recommend my sue sss ~
.uu.nn, HxS1
PEFERRING To TBp "A,
III leave 10 state 10 the AhSlIl i
continue the business a, iyS.o4s;A \
Contectioneries. &c, al M !, a tsy ~
respectfully solicit a cont oe "a
hrm. oe>l9se ,
marlia G.shS|
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AQENTQ II you want the beSt sell
ANAN LID Ing article In the world
ana soiid gold patent lever watch, fres
o. o. cost, white e once toJ. BRIDE 4 CO.,
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DIssoLUrIo.

THE FIRM OF ]. q. sy','
l. has been dissolved By mn
J. q. Smith retiring. T6s T ,i u
late urn will be settled Oy en-, s,.Ss.
J. g. ssIIstS
IN RETIRING FROM ruc
l. q. SMITH & son. I,,sn IN
turning my thanks 10 on. a.,
patrons who have iavor.., Ia
and trust a continuance q, ne
be extended 10 my son, who - ..' ~
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WHEELING DAILY TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH ~ S7
FOR RENT.
.FOR RENT.

4 FIRsT-CLAssG GROCERY STORE II
a room and dwelling, with nine l;ss;
rooms; gas and water. No. So Egh
tenth street. Rent 20 per month. APP
ply 70 ~ A. 81. ADAMS.
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a Man of q Thousand.

WHEN DEATH WAS HOURLY Ex.
w PEcrED from Consumption, slI
was experimenting, he sccideutaIiy made
Preparation of "lndfan Hemp," which
cured his only child, and now aiyer this
recipe free ON receipt oftvo SIAM o., 70 pay
exPences. Hemp" also cures night
sWeau, nausea % the stomach, and will
peak mesh cold in n hours. Address
Chaddock q CO., I112 Race Street, PhlIa:
oelpnla. naming this paper. noz5ta
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ORDINANCE Nc. i0R.

Dividing the Parish of Lafourche into
Levee and Road Districts etc.
Thclcds.-By Act No.lio ofthe Extra SEES
siuE of the LcgisiatNrc of this State, APP
proved MAY 9. 1871, the Police Juries are
intrusted with the management and con
troll o. the public ievcos oi the State, and are
authorized and required 10 wake such resu
iations rs are necessary fer tltat purpose
Therefore he il Resolved tpy the Police
Jury at the Parish ct tatourahe that the
public levocs 81 said Parish be aud they
are hereby divided into TWo8tyfoUr dis
tricts. ana that each levce district he and
Tie same is hereby constituted a road dis
Jrict. And foreach OF saih districts there
shall DC elected one road Inspector by the
Police jury who shall DC charged with at
tending to tne Roads and Levoes IN his dis
trict which are divided and numGefed res
pectively as follows.
No |. From the upper line OF the Parish
right bank to the upper line OF Mrs. John
Nehrc's ~nlSntat ION.
No 2. From AIRS Weiires upper H1s TO
the n,per line of Joha Williams plantation.
Nos. From upper Inc of .iolu Williams
place to ,hc lower line of RidSeheld planla
ten.
No 1. From lower line OF Coll,orsteIi stits
Of fhihodauA 70 tic lover line OF 3e2tti" u
has-r1e;
tiarle 10 Morgan Is Il.
no &, FroGa Nae-ai. =. Il, 10 tAe lower
inc Of Saint Charles Ifana!.
Ne. From. lower j.le q SAINT Charles
G1ia2el TO cl}c rppar iGIa d Rrai ~;oa"@eeia.
NOS. rem 3tgiTr i-2 q Pas! bourgeois
10 tae io0ef ille .! II. 0a4-5J.
Ao5. From Csszzos lower line 70 tie
lover the o. = M Mas NhGgll-
~ H.. teoHl the lower lire ri Saint
lF---"- L. - T-a-
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Tax Collectors Sale.
rsNax COLLECTORS Sale.
-
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA AND PAR.
ISL OF IAFOURCHE.
Us. NO. l..
JUSTIN AMEDE.
OFFICE OF TAX CoLLECToR,)
Parish Of La!sOUFcLe. ;
Thibodaux. La, July 18th, lS11.1
Respectfully
s'OLiOn

b. virtue OF the power in me vested by
the Act No. 4. OF 1873, approved by the
Legislature OF this State, March 18th, 1873.
! will proceed to sell ut public auction, at
Raceland, en-
Saturday, 4th day Of august 1877
at u o'clock NJ, without appraisement
the following described property, to-wi:
A certain trading boat in the parish OF
Latourche, and the contents thereof, CON
sisting of Goods, Wares and Merchandise:
Saiti property assessed in the nasne OF
Justin Am6df, and having been seized by
ne to satisfy Il debt due the State OF Loui-
siana and Parish OF LaiOurclie. 4or Taxes
and Licenses, amounting to One Hundred
and SiXty-two Dollars, together with all
costs AID charges.
AT said sale the property will not be adj
Indicated unless the bid is for IN amount
sufficient to satisfy the claim OF the State
and Parish together will. the costs and
charges which may have accrued.
The purchaser at this sale will be put in
immediate possession OF the property
Terms : Cash on the spot.
p. f. LORIO,
Tax Collector, Lafourclle Parish.
uly,I477.3t.
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Letter krCEsR EE0U.EEs.
THE CANAL BELANGER FAIR.
UOuMA. Ia. Holy 30, 1877.

uoUMA, la, July 30, 1877.
notwithstanding y heavy rain
on the 19isnt, we were safely con
veyed to Canal Delangcr, i'll com
pauy with the members OF the
UoUmG Brass Bend. On our arri>
val at the Fair We gladly accept
ed an Invitation to refresh the
inner men which by the way. WAS
well worthy OF the highest consi-
dcration.
The spacious hall where the en-
tert&inmcnt took place, was beau
tilully and tastefuily decorated
with flowers and evergreens. and
each stand was a~rtiscally aTran-
ged with their respective signs
in letters OF gold. The tables were
laden with numerous deiicacies
and fair samples OF the culinary
art from the lady managers. The
members Of the bar glowed with
eloquence as they INCREASINGLY
waited upon their many friends
ana visitors, and served drinks
with d saroir Jdire That would
have done honor to any profes
slonal.
4 TABLEAU-The Twelve
months-was admirably repre-
scented, rejecting great credit
upon the juvanile performers, ant
also to Mrs. Valentine Berger To-
the very able manner i'll Whlci
the performance was conducted
The HoamG Brass Band recei'
ed its share o. lonors, thanks t
, the efficient management OF TIL
leader-Dr. Blanchard.
1 We would like to write more
but we can't. Our eyelIds ar
slowly dropping, III head is !
. uproar, and we iGel the strOn
I arms Of morpheus gently ellcI'
!: cling orr feeble frame. III ccncl
I ding allow ne TO tender my siI
! cere thanks 10 the managers Il
their many conrtesioS, and ais
for the very llAl and at1abl
Z treatment received at their hand
y, July Is, 1877.
RoBBER2-On Saturday nigh
the 2Iinst,tWo negroes broke Iii
- the store Of M McClung c
Grand Gallon, Willie the clel
= was at supper, and were cau&i
:. in the act. The prisoners are 10
u in iai! awaiting trial.
" BAD ERIDGES.-We call the
" tentioa OF the new road Inspect
y, to the dangerous condition
" bridges along Bayou Terrebonn
. They are roughly built of ru'
): and weak materials, and liable
~ any time to caliSe serious dam
GEES to travellers.
~ CAILLOU IsLAND-Chas. Te
49, nent has leased the GALLON lsla'
", Hotel, where he may be found
- his numerous friends.
NEWS-PAPER-INe 1e,TeJOn
%. Progress, our new weekly jour-
=" is to be publ shed on the fist !
turday OF August.
Respectfully
"OLiOr
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United States MarshaI's ale
limited States Marshal's ale.


ALEX Il JOHN DENNIsTOwN EDwp y.
GAY VS.. NO: t3o9, jim
NELSON INDIvIpUALLY o. AS ES
Al, JR: -
N TIE UNITED STATES C!FuiI
Court Tor the 9th. Circuit and Ytrct
OF LoulslaVa.-by virtue OF a writ oaiIas
tio:i faclas to me directed III b
entitled SUIT, ! Will proceed to sell the
highest bidder on Saturday a Foul day
OF August 1871 at re clock NJ. ut u door
OF the court House III the town ofiiibo,
daux LOUISIANA, the following ddriocd
property to-wit:
ISL. certain sugar fiahtation a1ated
III the Parish OF Laionrche on the itoank
Oh the b;tynn partly oppdc (ie
town OF Ihibodaux ana p~aftlyiooVe,
measuring nineteen afpehts more less,
'front.' on tue Bayou La1ourcir,Y the
depth Oh elShty arpehts bonhdeaboVe
by IL ROAD leading to Dayou Lee anGtlow
oy the tract OF iai,o Eho"h us thr lehis
tract any n9lhS 'iie same pr9pertEdnif-
ea from Woo" II heiis Oh lhoin Did,
on ittl epfuIrJ, iofs' oy compressor
ana allure" ). Doileison' togef' Win
an inc improvements thereon.
I3d.E9cEeral irac'ionai sections iaiid.
III me vicinity OF Inc 8iaho bayq oeihg
sne 5ouihe nT gtatter Oh sec.'oeSp one e
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UNCLE SILAS.

From the West the reports
say that the wheat crop just har-
vested is extraordinarily fine and
large Hay and Oats also are said
to be very fine.
From all parts of the sugar
growing districts in Louisiana the
reports are favorable.
In the Iafoulehe district the
crops almost universally give pro
mise of fine yields.
Every planter appears satis>
fed with corn rice and sugar
cane.
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CONSUMPTION
Positively Cure6s

All sufferers from this disease rlst
anxious to be cured should try 49,
ney'S Celebrated Consumptirc
Powders are the only preparation F.
that will cure Constipation aud - -
81 The IhYodt aaA Laags--indecd, . ss;,
is our faith i'll them, aud also 10 c III, ~
Won that they are 40 humbug, we ".
ward 10 every sufferer, by nail, poss
d free TriaI Boz. i, ~on
we don't want your money uniii 49,
perfectly satisfied Of ther curative 49,
Ii your life is worth saving, don't ~
giving these Po,cders Il trial, as 'h'y d
surely cure you. ...t al
frice, for large box, $500, sens
part of the UniTed States or Cs
mail on receipt of price. 10
Address. m
~ 4 ksssBBlNs,
$50 FULrox srEEkT. BEooKLrS, -
Hap 77-A&R.
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- Gov. Hartrauff, of Pensylva
mia, a year ago, boosted that he
had $4,000 militia, organised to
come to Louisiana to put down
white Leagues, Or to install a fraud
ulent President, now that riot
runs wild over his own State,
burning property, and scornine
the officers Of the law, is pow er
less to check it, land begs like a
poor boy for the Presidentto send
u. S. troops to queli the seditioi
in Pennsylvania, which the infer
nal teachings of himself and CO.
adjutorS have aroused.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-07-28

A dispatch just received,
from |. ID. Moore from Monroe, an
nouncrs that the Supreme Court,
has reversed the decision Of Junge
Beattie, in the contested election
cases of Sheriff and Coroner OF
Lafourche, and gives those posi-
tons to l.. A. Nebre and &c
Raglan, who were elected in Nov
last.