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West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-05-26
- UNITED DEMOCRACY.

memphis Appeal.
An infant al premature birth was
made to exclaim upon its tomb,
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-05-26

-JTransient advertisements, first IN
eertion, 81 90 per square OF ten lines,
sach subsequent insertion, so cents Oblt-
uaricS charged for as advertisements.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-05-26
rISTRY.
lSALE ! !
lAI,TISEZ.


kln Street, Bayou Sara, La,
DEALER IN
Goods, Groceries, Connections, 10
Mines and Liquors.
'7G.-:;m.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-05-26
TNO THE PUBLIC!

Knife. Side, Box and Bias Plating done
nicely, expedit tiously and cheaply by
Mss u. CLEV ELAND,
at Mrs. Turner'S residence, ST. Francis
vile, Ia.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-05-26
HENRIETTA HOUSE.
DAYOU SARA. La.

BA IUU SNKA, LN.
can be procured by the day, week
lh, and at reasonable rates. IN
re as in the past, the table VIII
)lied with the very hest fare he
affords. Elegant and we'll 1nr-
fooms. Accommodating servants
lily in attendance. Patronage So
land satisfaction guaranteed.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-05-26
~ FramsisvisIe. May t9, 90
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

One copy, one year Gin advancc)- SO GO
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West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-05-26
dMsst .felitiana eutine|.
A DEMOCRATIC PAPER.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28
q Tnv,I,ing gomaoc.

CRATER She stood beside the
altar with a wreath of orange buds
upon her head-upon her back the
richest Kind OF duds
Her lover stood beside her, with
white Kids aud dickey clean; the last
was twenty one years old, the first was
seventeen.
The parsons job was over, every one
had kissed the bride. and wished the
young pair happiness, aud lauged, and
danced and cried.
The festive scene was ended, the last
words had been said, the happy maid
had simmercd down, the last guests
had fed.
CGAprER II She stood beSids. The
washIub, with her red hands i6p the
sads, while at her slipshod feet there
lay pile Of dirty buds
Her husband stood beside her, the
crosSest man alive; he was twenty nine
and she was twenty five.
The heavy wash was over, and the
clothes hung up to dry, and Thomas
had stuck bis finger in the dirty baby :
eye. Tom had been scolded and
supper made upon crust of bread;
and the happy wife and husband went
grumbling off to bed.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28

Government Records Vanish



It might be suPPo>e3ihat the Gov
eminent would use mons but the mosf
durable ink on it.. records, but such j.
not the fact NOT long ago attention
was called TO the necessity that should
secure holder, of.I4ud Purchased from
the Government their patent deeds.
OF " hitch thereare over twenty thousand
in the United States land Office here.
some Of them over Thirty years old
Since then numerous applications have
been nAde, and 1t has been di~coremd
that in many Of the Patents the wit
ten description of the land had faded
away.
The patent Of conr-e.is Of no valu~,
and the uudhoider will be compelled
to apply to the department at Washing
ton for a new patent, aud when he
gets it he may fud that il does not
convey the land he occupies at all
This has proved to be so in several
Instances, hence the sooner the lan3-
holder of Government lands get then
pa cuts the better. Their neglect in
this matter will some dav cane
serious trouble and possibly total los
Of all they possess vii 10 hope Of
recovery Il Louis GIvbe Demo
crat.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28
THE PRESIDENTS POLICY.
An InciAnt of the Battle of Cedar
Mountain.


\ correspondents vino interviewed PreSi-
dent Hayes asked him how he came to con-
street his policy, which was seemingly 50 AT
variance with his recent views while ON the
stump IN his last gubernatorial campaign
did IT grow upon him gradually. a. circuu-
stances seemed TO require
Inc resident replied as follows: "WeI.
those views began 10 take form I'm the words
OF my letter uf acceptance | considered
the situation OF things in the south ! saw
how impossible it seemed IN restore order
and peace and harmony. INV the violence
and bloOdShcd at their eIectiors. how white
Republicans ats wen us black were shot
down during their political contests: and !
asked myself why + it2 how long must IT
continue Those men down south. the
white educated citizens. are q. GOOD men as
You or /. They are Cbris.i,rs not thieves.
nor cut-tiA nor h1ul;t- Net they 80
these Things and tacitlv ..,,,r,,e them. n
they do not take part in hen, VIII, is it?
ana how long viii tLey continue? While
thinking these quest6ss over, my mind re-
verified TO the scenes of the. war. and an in
cidcnt of the battle of Cedar Mountain came
to mind 1t was hard fought engagement,
and for a y@nc we could not tell how 1T Wous
cud. We who were in Command had deter
mined Lhat If certain movement resulted
in one way we would EiTe certain orders,
but ii il resulted other"i-e' different orders
would he given " ith orr he.''-2id-Sr- "e
were watching the course 81 thng-. All az
once ! "a" commotion Ut iHc thickr~t nI
the fray. he artillery 80" got 70 work,
and were throwing >hti.' last anu with u'l-
erIIug aim INTO the ~'iid ranks ol the enemy
Heads were being blow" Ii"n' iheir bodies,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28
Refer Times are Coming.

Our exchanges all over the North
and West concur that the business out
look Is most encouraging. Not only
the commercial journals but the polit
zeal journals are making careful sur
veys Of the field, aud their conclu
,ions leave little doubt but that we are
on the eve of a substantial business
revival. Recently some of the New
York aud Philadelphia daiIies have
been printing interviews with leading
business men, and while there doesTnot
appear to be any great anticipation OF
large profits, there is an almost
universal belief that a healthy business
will he done.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28
a Singular EseqUeSt 'EEaas
NasaSi be Granted.

] HAVE time and again requested the
L Tax payers of Fulton county to come
forward and pay their taxes Some re-
sponded cheerfully, while others have
thus far failed TO comply with this rea-
sonable request. | shall hereafter cease
to lmporsine with those in default-but
viii ask their horses, mules, cattle hogs.
sheep corn, wheat, tobacco. household
and kitchen furniture, land aud tene-
ments TO pay their taxes These will
certainly respond TO the demand under
the manipulations of the Sheriff and his
Deputies. This, January 20th. 1877.
b. Il. WALKER, Sheriff
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28

The scenes which occu-ied. Tor several
days, during the repeated Sticks. were hor-
rIble. The most destructiye,eRfs took place
Ia the beginning, although f6ev were re
pe3ted Tor many weeks, bl coming lighter
and lighter, until they died away in Slight
vibrations, like the EARRING Of steam In am
immense boiler. The sulbhurated gases
that were discharged during the shocks
tainted the air with their t55xious etiluyia.
and SO strongly imprcgnaled the water OF
the river, To the distance If one hundred
and nifty miles below, thatft could hardly
be used t'r amy purpose fsr number Of
days. The bottoms OF sevefal fine lakes in
the vicinity were elevated 80 as to become
dry land, and have since bJen planted with
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28

A great steamboat conaagra'ion
occurred in St Louis last Wednesday
The Grand Republic and the Carondo
let we're destroyed. Loss $500, 600.
Insurance. $50. 600.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28

HAYES is doing great deal po'iti
cauy towards reconeilinG the North
and South. Now. let every man put
his shoulder to the wheel and do his
best to build up our material interest
by industry and economy.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28

ence of cocoon have taught the PEG.
pie that any one can acquire money.
but the wisdom i to husband it prop
erly. When they have asceuded, by
means OF these lessons, to prosper
Gus condition, As in days that were. -
their prosperity will be of lasting
nature.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28

A gentleman travelling through OF e
of the rural precincts few days since
rode to farm house, and thus accoS
ted curly headed urchin who was
seated on the top Of gate post;
Bub, where's your pa? The
youngSter replied: He's just gone
down there beyond the COW shed TO
bury our old dog Towser The old
fool killed himself abarkin at can
didaies for Assessor BE you one:
Our friend rode Oh.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28

Senator Bogy died Thursday at s.
Louis, Mo. lie died Of malarial fever
Gov. Phelps will the vacancy caused
by his death, in the United States
Senate.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28

Mrs. W. B. Galbreath who was
accused Of poisoning her husband
in Hopkiusville. fearing exposure.
committed suicide one day last week
She was also suspected of poisoning
her two former husbands.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28

The Republican papers openly con
fess that the prospect is good that the
Democrats will be able to organise the
L. s. Senate in December next.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28

Judge George w Williams, Of
Greensboro, is also a candidate for the
Court of Appeals in this district. lie
is a good man and good lawyer.
Let's see; Bennett, Bigger, Hines,
Williams, declared; Grace, CisSell,
Dabuey, Lockett, thinking about it
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28
Ghe Relation that Country and
Town Beer 10 Each Other.


There is upon the part Of country
Ieople an auta41uI-m entertained to-
wards all that concerns the town pcp
pie. that lead. to practices in trade
aud 10 all their dealings, 10 suspicious
and suImI>e, lhat breed ill-lreliugs.
lack OF confidence, and thwurt- the
growth aui proper Development O.! both
tom aud country; for. as one receives
benefits and improvement from any
undertaking. the natural order aud ar
raDeemcnt Of business would cause
prOsperi,y to flow to the other Bene
its are mutual-their Interest, 10 one
~e8Se. Identical. Let u then discuss
that prejudice. leaving men not honest
ont, and see if we cannot offer some
suggestion to show that town and
country should combine their efforts for
iuiure prosperity.
Is it wise in any Of the departments
or concerns of life - let an old rusty
prejudice warp judgment aud cause Us
( 70 ignore thw id of Others? Now there
are many people, 80 very independent
and ultra, that they would like very
much to have "a litiIc world all TO them
selves But such desire is found to be
Impracficable could il he grauiied,
the person flIius IL would evolve from
hi inner consciousness all the quail
ties Of beast. This silly idea of in
depe"d~nce has brought Us too near
already TO the door Of poverty. 1t l.
time we were awakening from the de
fusion +! We are dependent one upon
the other for all the blessings of life I!
Let Us realize the cause of past i'll sue
cess, aud profit by the experience
realize the lack of combined effort to
be the cause Of failure in internal i'm
provemcntS@the building of railroads
&c. Sell interest and
preservation dictates combinations. 1t
Is the primal Impulse to an enlighten
ed people 1t not only awakeus a
deeper humanity, but IS dictated by
interest. That which i recognized a.
legitimate and of benefit, should be
realized by combination, and The bene
fits will flow to all. For Instance, the
building of "A Touring mill, would, a.
II eur 10 Wv tNt's ~ a Al VI hett It-
gree. be Of benefit to the farmer hose
wheat was ground by it. The same
applies to the county seat in
its relation to the county. But. to the
misfortune Of the country aud The town,
this is not understood, or, at least not
acted upon It has seemed impossible
to combine the efforts of country aud
town 10 undertakings Of common in
terest. Whether the antagoni>m con
ceived by the farmers against the town
is Of any depth, we can't say. 1t is
perhaps attributable to the credit sys-
tenn. We believe that with the abau-
donmeut of that system, aud the hard
school Of adversely by which our peo-
pie have been educated. the aptagoniSm
will subside. The forced economy
during the last few years, has caused
the people 10 think and study their
best interest--the value Of produce,
goods, the purchasing
power OF money, and particularly, to
use great caution "a TO how they invest
t. These practical lessons in the sci
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28

The fellow who wanted 10 increase
wages by law will draw bill prescri.
hing that all land shall hereafter Weld
thirty bushels OF wheat 10 the acre
Eminence Constiiulionalist: The
New Castle people says that since the
,eceDt wholesale hanging in that Mace
hey bavc had no occasion to lock
their hen huuses
The Courier says Spencer county
mau put ipecac iu a watermelon for
he benefit of thieves, but bv mi,take
brought it in town and sold it. Nine
persons partook oft. aud came near
throwing up their boot heels.
The Cincinnati Times says not one
IN a thousand murderers in Kentucky
l. hung. aud the Ashland Review re.
plies: Yes, but we hang about thou
sand OF EN- at one time nhen we get
started
Gus. Robertson, of Trigg county.
slandered good woman. aud a band
OF armed men took him out the other
night, stripped his clothes off, dressed
him with a hickory and ordered him
to leave the county.
The 7grigg County Democrat thus
mildly rebukes an occasional expound
er Of the Scriptures and retired dis
trict school teacher who drove his wife
with babe in her arms away from
their home: This little affair places
him high upon the toll as most un :
miligated, perpendicular. horizontal.
external, internal and internal .cuss. F"
Il will not do, after this, TO reproach
our C-nadiaO nei, hbors with being
slow. One hundred aud eleven miles
in an hour aud forty nine minutes
six miles in five minutes mile in
fifty seconds-must he conceded to be
passably rapid travelling Yet this
remarkable time is reported TO have
been recently made by a special train
on the Canada Southern Railroad
There Is no doubt Of the fact that
the stock of hegs in this section has
been wonderfully improved during the
past ten years. One can scarcely ride
ten miles in any direction that he does
not see on the roadside fine specimens
of The genuine Berkshire The Pc
land China hog is also rapidly iucreas-
ing, and with many the belief is th
with the same quantity Of corn ami
within the same time. Poland China
will produce more flesh than tie Berk-
shire. If SO, and experience will soon
tell 1t, the BERKSHIRE must 60 dow.
What our people want is hog that
will grow last, mature rapidly, aud
weigh from 500 to 700 pounds at from
eighteen to twenty four months cid.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28
TIE EARTHQUAKE OF rsII
gEOVV EEeeI-F00G Lake was
Formed.

l'9 SIS'tt9t HiiNc ll NtilluthN5 ~ futtun
county, and in the cAureme southwestern
portion OF the county and State. After
shaking the valley of the Mississippi To its
center, and extending It's vibrations all over
the valley OF the Ohio To Pittsburgh and
beyond, il passed the Allc@hcuies and their
connecting mountain barriers and died
away along the shores of the Atlantic ocean.
During the continuance OF this appalling
pheuomenon-whIchc commenced bv distant
rumbline sounds. succeeded bv discharges
as ii thousand pieces of artillery were
suddenly oNploded-the earth rocked To and
lro: vast cha.ms opened whence issued col
uplus OF water sand and coal ,ccon,rauiod
by Kissing sounds. caused. pcrhap- by fine
e.cape of pent mo steam while ever and
anon flashes OF electricity, cleaned through
tie troubled clouds of night. rendering the
darkness doubiy horrible. The current OF
the Mississippi WAS driven back uuon IT,,
source with the greatest velocity Tor several
hours. i'm consequence of the elevation of
its bed. But this nobI. river was not thus
10 be STAYED. Ii. accumulated waters came
booming ON, and. o'ertorping the barrier
thus suddenly raised. carried every thing
-bef0re them with rezistIo-s bower Boats.
then Hoatfu,r ON the surface Shot down the
dccIiyitv lik, am arrow, from a bow amid
roaring 'billov. and 5b. widest cgu1,,ri,,
"a few DAVIS action Of its ,t,,yrrful ,ur-
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fry yirbout hnip, covered y.i,b y,,r,r--
i,.,,.iur ap ifnur,--io,, i'm r,i,,i.t,,r,. al "a
rita-trophe much more important I'm II. ef-
feet. which had ,rered.j II ,oas before
One If the lake. formed is si,-ty ,r seven.
e., miles I'm length. and from rhr.e tn t,.ru.
~ I'm breadth: i'm some places very shallow
In others. from hitv % one hundred irct
dpen. which is much more than the dcuih
of the NI,--i~-ilpi river In ihat quarter In
SAILING over it, surface iu "a light canoe. tb,
vovagcr is struck with a-toui-hncut ~ bc
holding the giant trees oi the forest stand
iugmrtial. ~ exposed amid waste Of waters
brm,hlc~- and lyaii,--"
in le,l-hn1t muoreI 20 q small islam,
I'm tha Mississippi river, about Is miles he
lpW the boundary line ot Kentucky au,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28
ARcnnesIror Rest.

The politicians on either side who
looked. aud are looking, for any
important change in the relations of
parties TO be Indicated by the results
of these elections, must be disappointed
This Is the s,t-off kind Of an off year
Most of the voting Is from the force
of habit. ana HA "-.-----s.t l.-..eees -
from choice. Let u make Tue "'''
# the calm. Congress meets shorty
and then. unless all signs Ian 'her Z
viii be music by the full b'na a. ana d
The American people Will nay ;n .
ron,acb full of politics for long ''ne
i0e>a York Tribune.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28

Congress conveneS in extra session
in. October, when the financial and
tariff questions will be thoroughly
ventilated.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28

-
Ion, Tree school is taught ten mouths
in tie year. Besides the advantage advantage
If three excellent private sc"oI'S
where the higher branches are 'aus"
History of Hickman Newspaper
The first attempt in journalism IN hi'>
man was made BY one Mr.. = De'lte.ino9c' >
,,.ho started the Commercial Herai"' !"
1s3z II was six column paper, wen l'il''',
81. and well edited and was noted lar anu
,,.,r far its spicy locals Deutemoser was
d. Cs.rpan. and probably we owe good per
&C Of our present active and thrifty
German population to his influence anu
o,,lv efforts with his countrymen beu'''-
p,o-er was consumpted, and after continuing
hi. paper here for about four years hau 10
I;.c,ntinue its publication. lie finally drli'-
..I.;,,.o Mexico. and died at Tampico. Inc
commercial Herald was neutral IN pom
tics but with decided leaning to the W hiSs
The next newspaper was the "Hunter "l
I-a,,ucl,v." published and edited by y NJ
l,eo-,cker. This paper was started in lS4o'
Eoo,,cker was a ouc-legged man, and sad
> have been a@eckle-s dare devil fellow.
rs. journalism in Hickman was storm
III contention, and Kcesocker was involved
IN number Of personal rencounters, lights
br..irs and disaereements. lie was, after a
RIM Of about two years, succeeded by Mr..
p,,iI,rd who was a more aIlab!e and cour-
r- III. ..IIfn+.- 81 Lan-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28
CEoa Eng ma ssS

Philadelphia
IL IS "a $ and "a N p
o
IS quu Fringe.
and lusertn hea
, Y %
delight show goods and always ready
"a
RICES OLD CLINTON STREET.
scpt26 O.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28

Governor Hampton correctly rep
resented the sentiments of the South
ern people wh' he declared an,
proved that they had made ever
-acrIhee Tor peace. But it would ne
have been appropriate GU such an
occasion for HIM to proclaim, w.sat he
no doubt felt, that We eau never have
NJ country uuder the Republican
party, which, for party purposes, has
Kept tie South 10 a state Of turmoil
aud discomfort uutiI the Democrats.
~ persistent war, created that
public sentiment which defeated Rad
realism in November last aud elected
IlIdeD.- MempLis Appeal.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28
LOSSES

paid Agency since is-es
shnent Mooa Ine6. lives Of IL deael
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28
Wen! WeIIM

Hayes is The first Democratic
Presidenr since 1869 -IDvton
Leader Rp
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28

Joen J. Hagan, do ......... 1000
VIM C Nelson, do - , 00o
oil James Elder. Columbus ........... 5000
Louis NIGHT, Columbus .O0n
Greeubery Griffith, Columbus ......... 1000
Lew A Hanson, M"yheld .............. 1000
Lawrence I Hobbs. Graves coSaty.. OOo
Thos Jenkens. Ballard -countv.... 3 O0o
Monroe 7 Shelbourne, Ballard co... 600
BENZ F lIaworth, Ballard county. , 500
James VI Potter, Ballard county,. 900
Ephram jackson, Ballard county 90. 600
a Dale, Ballard county .............. 1000
IN Lane Ballard county,. 5000
John II winston, Dresden. Tenn. 900
wilson Walker, obion CO., Tenn >, 600
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28
Gen. sEeslciIan

Total losses paid to date.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-28

money ADD with out price. An excei.
49,, ,yae school is taught ten months
in tie year. Besides the advantages
IS three excellent private schools
where the higher branches are 'aus" T.
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-05-30

were both intempcrato. So. one Monday. as
they entered the yard, he said to them, "Why
do you waste yourselves so? The momene
you get your Saturday wages you 60 and Il ]
out every thing in rum; and Sundays y3ti lie
in the gutter till tho flies arc so thick on your
faces that no one would know you from a
brute that was dead and ought TO be buried
out of sight !"
So ten years passed, This morning, on the
way to his office. he saw Que Of those men at
a corner OF Third Avenue taking bone out
OF a garbage barrel, and tearing it apart with
his fingers that he might gnaw out the gristle
in the joint--a poor, bear-eyed ruin and sot
When he reached his desk, before he began
writing a pleasant looking man spoke to him,
!" Do you remember me ~ He had no din
Guilty Ia the recoggstion II was the other Of
the two employees Of years ago He went on
g took to heart what you said to me, and
dropped liquor at once aud forever. am
now in easy circumstances and have two
thousand dollars on deposit in the Metropoli-
tan Bank / thank you for what you said /; 1t
was the making Of me.
Here, within an hear If observation, were
tho fruits Of ten years history Will men
ever learn the meaning Of two such pictures
as these