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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-11-03
TUFTS PILLS
A Noted Divine says
YNeY are 1UO7'th their
aOeight i21 gold.
READ WHAT HE SAYS:

DR.. TUTT:-Dear Sir: For ten years have been
anartysto Dyspepsia, Constipation, and Piles: Last
spring your pills were recommended to me used
them (but with little taith) am a we'll man,
have good appetite, perfect regular ools,
piles gone and have gained forty pounds solid flesh,
They worth their weight in gold.
REV. II. L. SIMtSON, Louisville Ky.
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L U M B 3 r

Iwould respectfully beg to call the at
tention of the people of West Feliciana
and adjacent parishes of La. and counties
of Miss, that I have constantly Oh hand
at my SAW MILL, in Bayou Sara, a
large assortment of lumber, which am
prepared to sell ut the follow ing prices:
delivered at the mill, or at the w. +. r.
r.. Depot.
Heart Cypress % 50
,icrchnntable Cynress 20 90
Peckey Cypress Is 90
Rough edge " -----..---.- II 50
tyTerms for lumber positively cash
WILLIAM HOMER1CH.
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imparting health and strength to the system. So
everywhere. Office, IS Murray Street, New Yor
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-16
From Chicago.
CHICAGO, Jan. 25, 1877.

CHICAGO, Jan. %, 1877.
Ed. ISTEIL,GExcER To-day the
commissioners and ticket agents OF the
different land grant railroads, after
opening their convention at the Palmer
House in Chicago. discussed among
other subjects the following questions /:
Whist are the most effective and eco
nomical methods Of inducing settlement
upon our lands, including advertising.
compensation TO agents. transportation.
and special inducements to coIonies..
Mr.. o. F. Davis. of the L. p. K. r.
opened the discussion as to this point
He said that he had some very pro-
nounced views upon the subject in ques-
ton, and that be could state his views
in a very few words. He believed IN
advertising in good live newspapers.
such papers a, the New York and Chi
cago journals. He thought that adver
tisIng in the weekly lists was the best
way 10 advertise their lands. 1t was
the only way to reach the general pub
lie. Mr.. Davis stated in the course Of
his speech that mostly to advertising
their cheap lands in the weekly lists OF
prominent newspapers. was due the inn
mense stream Of immigration which
poured westward and settled and i'm
proved the lands along the line Of his
company. Other gentlemen, among
them Peter Daggy. of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad, followed in the same
train
Your correspondent, heartily endors-
ing tue above stated views, would hum
bly, suggest that the same theory holds
good as to. relatively new and little
known lands and towns.-yes, holds
good. particularly as to Washington
Territory and its future metropolis.
Seattle. He believes that no portion
of the United States is so little known
here and in the East, as your highly
favored country Even Chicago papers
speak of the Puget Sound basin as a
remote part Of Oregon. where Indians
and scslping knives hold carnival.
Such state of affairs could easily be
changed All that is to be done is to
adrertise your country in the leading
pa pers here and in the East 1t would
involve only small outlay compare.
lively. and would soon pay back hun
dred fold. Pamphlets, although good.
as far as they 60. will not do alone: in
order to reach tho mass Of the people,
we must resort to means accessible to
the great public, and that is the lead
ing daily or ueekly press. Standing
advertisements, for instance, in the Chi.
csgo Tribune. the Illinois Stats Teituno,
the New York World. and the New
York Stats 7eitung-of your great re-
sources AMI prosperity, would do your
section Of the country more good than
q score of costly emigrant agents.
Occasionally an able article on the
Sound" from the pen of resident. for
these papers, would certainly be gladly
accepted by them, and find a promi-
lent place in sail, or any other papers
| Of 1.-The States"
Your correspondent being a German
will gladly translate for the German
papers any articles sent to him.
G. P. H. DOSE.
Is North Peoria Street.
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Letter from New York .


ihot, ~. 4. Jan. sStn, 1914.
Ed. INrELiIGENCER Reading your
paper. and many othess in this vicinity
reading il. We are sll set for Puget
Sound. w. T. There is but one thing
necessary, tia, is for some of us young
men 10 move in toe matter-organixe
aud sci the hall TO rolling for Puget
Sound. and there would be lots who
would fall in line. Reading Of your
temperate climate. January 1877. in
contrast with ours hero in York
State" makes VS. van: to emigrA,s. We
are sick 1t our old. worn out lands
here. In the first place there is no
work Toe farmers or mechanics At any
price: ~ employment for able and good
men. Second. there is now nearly
three feet Of snow over the entire
state. In some parts il is double shs<
depth. There has been steady cold for
two and half months past. and no
water In rivers or wells. Ground was
frozen solid las. November, ard i. is as
dry as desert. with no ,haw or sign Of
any - yet The reservoir. Of the city
Of Troy ARE nearly exhausted. and the
Hudson River is running down TO it.
lowest ebh. M.P.H.
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Ceunty and City Official Press.
Friday, February 16, 1877.
A STATE OF CONGESTION.

Eiseuiere to-day we publish two
epununsDstions from different sections
AZ the East, both bearing directly on
ne Ia. usy vital quessioa Of immigrs-
ton. Evidently the present is fitting
tins for energetic and decisive efforts
70 drew hither an Influx Of settlers
and capitalists. These are coming quito
~ fast - We can expect under the cir
eums4sucss, but the incoming wave
never will become something great
until some systematic plan is adopted
% direct It toward u.s. The plan sug-
gestsd. ~ our Chicago correspondent is
On excellent one, and ought to 30
adopted.
The situstion ia the older States is
enc Of exhaustion not only Of the sup-
My Of new land to accommodate sur
plus population. but also Of exhaustion
Of tho soil Of the lands appropriated.
The nswssoil Of this Territory must be
BROUGHT isto rsquisition, - we'll IS its
timbsf. 6sh. coal AID grazing grounds
Thsrs 10 On unequal distribution OF
property. Il is the law for accumu-
lstsd capitsl 70 draw wealth in upon
itself, - . moving SNOWFALL grows
lAstsr q IL grows larger. But there is
. Limit to this sort of thing The leech
ests surfsitsd and suspends-ths snow
hall becomes unwieldy and stops. The
wealthy State becomes congssted from
too much concentration and absorp-
tion end there must be redistribution
and circulation. or death.
Ths lorssdnnsrs Of empire in new
Stats have for many years to bear the
brunt Of hsrdships. tolls and destitution
Of oil things. while the nati ooasumert
fwges dwell in the seats of luxury-in
the hives Of ancient opulence. Yet,
though there is philosophical reason
for the past and present stata Of things
shses 10 none for the long continuance
o 49," Disparity Of conditions
Though New York with only 47,00t
square miles. and M graa..r a9gresa.,
Ut natural wealth. now reports fou
million and half Of people and sever
Ahousand millions Of property. while
Washington Territory with sevent,
thousand square miles of land can re-
port only ffty thousand people ant
fifteen millions of property. it is yer!
certain that the returns Of each sue
ceedipg year viii show . different pro
port;oo.
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From Yesterdays Oregonisn. !
CALIYO MA.

SAN Francisco. Feb. l4.-Ophi.
esq. Mexican LIT. Gould & Curry 49,
Best & Beicher asa. California 49i, Con
Va 50, Savage .. Chollar 20. II & N 81,
Point 81, Jacket l51s. Imperial ASK,
Kentuck ~. Alpha cot. Belcher 81.
s Virginia 81. Utah liz. Bullion l5s.
Exchequer 81. Justice II. Succor 95c,
julia 6. Caledonis y 3 Hill 81,
Dayton II. II Island 40c, New York
soc. Alta 81, Lady Washington 2st
Andes /, W Fargo Sc. Ward 75c. Ls-
viashsn soc. N Con Va csc. Prospec.
!. Trojan II. Baltimore II, Confidence
9, Union %.
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EALriMoRE, Feb. l5.-The counsel
e.. tAe Western Union Telegraph CON-
pAny 6Ass brought suit asking IN in
jsantiou to restrain the Atlantic and
Pacific Company from using the lines
forMsrly used by. the Western Union
Company and Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
rad.
Several oyster plungcrs srs reported
capsizsd in Tangisr 6oand during the
gale o. Monday. and number Of lives
Loaf,
NRw YoRK. Feb. 13.-Is 10 rumored
that Packard. Of Louisiana, WAS assas-
sinated 1t Cincinnati to-day at neon.
NEW YoRx. Feb is.-The 7Y,ss. To-
cai New York special says that lawyer.
Implicated in the treasury frauds with
. clerk named jenkins. be believes.
has made $es, 600. aud is known to be
in this city.
A Her'sfs washi. g.on special saws a
meeting q the cisiseas Of Washington
viii probably be called this week ,o
make arrangements fcs the inaucura.
ton Is the new Prcsid.u. on the Ath ~
Msnsh. Althsagh no action has been
taken BY the Republican clubs, the an
aooncsd ceremonies Will take place no
matter who 10 declared elected. The
co~aitsee has already been appointed
% provide accommodations for visitors,
90 arrange the details Of the inaugural
psucessios'. aud 10 provide for the usual
Snsagural ball. Already DOZEN VOL
sntsT military and civic organizations
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ExeSesstsxlv 20 the
Ds11k - AsrTELLlGEACER
CALIFORNIA.

BAN Francisco, Feb. 15.--A swim
die on the Nevada Bank by means Of q
forged check has just been uncar.hed
About two weeks ago the hank paid
e10,7 700 To stranger. on a check OF
Latham & King. stock brokers. certified
By stamp Of tho German saving
Bank. The fraud Was not discovered
until Latham & Kings bank account
IVES balanced. when an error in the &C.
counts disclossd the cxistcnce Of the
forged check.
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UTAH.

SALT LAKE, Feb, 1.-THE Supreme
Court Of the Territory to-day affirmed
the decision Of the District Court civ.
ing the English party possession of the
Flag staff mine.
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OFFICE HOURS:
From 10 70 II 4, H., 2 TO 6. L toSP,N
DIVISIONS OF THE PRESS.

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Dr. PAUL N. brennan IL . graduate OF many Of
the principal European and American colleges
and formerly Of the city Of Dublin, ireland I'll,
public can depend upon the most scientific trr,,
ment. the Doctor has treated thousands of ca,
and performed almost every operation known T.
surgery. In all the principal cities Of Europe and
America xfording 10 the public rare opportunity
Of receiving medical treatment on the most scien
the principles known to the profession. Thous
ahds % living witnesses can testify 10 his skill
full operations. and the dement's they have received
from bis medical treatment. - his book Of testi
monials open 10 the inspection Of ALL will show,
Missouri Democrat. st. Louis.
On. PAUL BAKNAN.-This celebrated and popu.
lar physician and medical lecturer has taken n,
hts headquarters At l27 Montgomery street, San
Francisco. CsAfornis. where he Ia ready to dis
pense his medical 49, stance and ability in aid OF
Oil the sick. amicted and unfortunate who may SCI
nj 70 give him call. DR.. BreLan's competency
ane oDciency - thorough. reliable physictau
- ~edicAi adviser II too worldwide to need any
(aeended Recommendation Of our hAnds Those
N need OF eompeeent physician should not fail
TO read his advertisement under New TODAY
oakland NsWB.
RKMARxABlE SUccEss DR. Paul NJ Brennan has
been SUCCESSFUL without exception in his treat.
mens OF obstinate and difficult cases. heretofore
regarded - ie<DrAble. Some Of his cures have ~
sonisned sne Qete4ee themselves. and thoroughly
convinced th6 tAst he IL oil that he profeeses =
oe-e suece0eal physician. His reputation 10 a.
tracing 10 h. ofacs nsay cases Of long standing
and In no inskance has he failed 20 give relief
The Afictal dhould consult him without delay
Herald. N'''
j2S-swd-and.vl
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4 IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO Us ARE
"A requested 90 come forward and make pay
ment before the first day of March. 1877, and ar,
hereby notified that. In case Of neglecting SO e
do. their accounts will b placed in the hands o,
IN attorney for collection.
GovEY Z BARKER.
Seattle. February IS. 1877. fel6-dtd
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4 IL PERSONS INDEBTED 70 Tue epsE
~ PACIFIC BREWERY are Requested
immediate payment. .a.Ssd
All debts outstanding March LIST wiz
PICBT MEHIHOES.
Seattle. February 10th. 1871.
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DERSONS HAVING COSTUMES WHICH
l. they wish 70 dispose Of. will call at once
upon
FRED. HAYS,
Ladies' Hair Dresser ana Wig Maker, to be found
ct Jamieson's Stationery Store. febl6-d
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have sent word Of their desire TO par
ticipate.
WAsHrxGToS, Feb. 1.-THE Eleeso-
ral Com mission me. a, 1915 o'clock this
morning. Evarts continued bis sreu-
me 1T or the Republican side. He con-
tended that the right 20 cast votes
rested in the State aud was not gran:
from the general government. What
ever power the Federal government
possessed. it held through the terms OF
the Fedora. Constitution. The ninth
aud tenth amendments reserved In
terms 10 the States all rights not speci-
ally delegated The whole matter Of
selecting electors, determining the mode
and issuing certificates belonged to the
States. /. was for the Federal govern
nent 70 count the votes after they had
lief, the State, Is In the Florida case. SO
here, this body had the power Of the
two houses to count the vote. the power
granite d to choose bodies by the Censtitu-
ton but not the power Of legislation.
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TAAe Old md popular ;onrnal Of Western WAsn-
1nGsua. With the largest circulation of any rspef
ID ~ Tssxssnsy. - pnbiished every sssnFaAs
~. = sAvsr -: oekeswise. $500.
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EUROPE.

ROME, Feb. l5.--The interview be-
twsan tue Pope aud the Emperor OF
Brazil was marked by extreme cordial
ty. The Emperor showed much emo
tiou and threw himself at the feet of
the Pope The Empress was received
with great kindness by the Holy Father.
BERLIN. Feb. l5.-The government
is again considering the expediency OF
prohibiting the expectation Of houses
tom Prussia.
Germauy's determination not to par
ticipate in the Paris Exposition is ire
yocable.
VIENNA, Feb. 1.-The Lower House
of the Reichsrath by q vote Of Is to II
passed a grant of 100000 forms to
promote display Of Austrin indus
trial. and this notwithstanding the ad
verse decision Of the budget.
PARIS, Feb 1.-THE Court Of Ap-
peais confirms the sentence of tho
Journal Dcs Uroits. ID. l.. Hommer OF
the Left Centre favors the restoration
of trial by jury for press offenses, and
has instructed its bureau to unite with
other sections of the Left in urging the
government to change its officers in
the press department.
/ KIRsHENErF, Feb. 15-The Russian
army here. ready TO move against the
Turks, numbers 10000 infantry. s.
600 cavalry and 42S gums. The two
corps at Odessa would make the total
of the army Of the advance $4,000 in.
fantry. $4,000 cavalry and 100 guns
five thousand horses have been pur.
chased for the train. The bridge lying
here is capable CT passing the whole
army over the Danube III a day. There
are also thirteen. enormous steam
launches. two large barges, seven
smaller heats, and masses of Other
things "a. the smallest details The
mobiliEation has proceeded so satisfac.
torily that within a month four army
co,pu could have crossed the Pruth.
BELGRADE. Feb. 1j.-Seryia's appeal
for advice from Russia remains unsn
swered. 1t is surmised that the Ser
yians have been abandoned as the pric.
of Austrias acquiescence or assistance
in the Russian policy. because if Servis
is Quoted great cause of restlessnes.
among the Slaves Of Hungary would b,
removed. 1t is probable Russia vii
not adopt similar course toward Mon
teuegro. but will put her forward q
the champion Of the Christians
LONDON. Feb. l5.-The bullion il
the bank Of England increased 81 .OO'
pounds in the past week.
PARIS, Feb. 15.-G General Changer
nier died yesterday. aged 81.
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Pleasant DUTY.

1t is always a pleasure to recommend
a good article, especially one that so ad-
mirably sustains all recommendation as
does DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, beng per.
fectly reliable in every respect. A Sc.
we're cough or a neglected cold yields
readily to its wonderful power. By it
the worst cases of Asthma and Bron-
chitis are cured in the shortest time
possible. Consumptive and Cough
worn patients will remember this rene.
dy is guaranteed to give immediate re-
lief. DR.. Kings New Discovery is
pleasant to the taste and perfectly harm
less. AS you value your existence you
can not afford to be without it. Give it
trial. Trial bottles free. For sale
by all druggists.
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Card Of Thanks.

In behalf of the fire department of
the city Of Red Wing we hereby tender
our sincere thanks to the citizens in gen
eral for their liberal patronage to US
during the State Fireman's Association
held in our city, and also to our noble
hearted and generous Mayor nd Citya
Council for their liberality to us on that
occasion, hoping that this department
may repay them for their kindness,
though trusting it may be long before
their services will be needed. #.s, (
We heartily commend the deport-
ment of the various delegates in attend
ance, and look with pride upon the
marked and entire absence Of anything
like dissipation, believing it will have q
direct influence upon future meetings
for good. We return thanks also to the
proprietors of the St. James hotel, and
Hotel de Batlo for the care and atten-
ton received at their hands, and to the
drum corps for their liberality in fur
nishing music for the occasion.
RED Wing, MINI. Jan. 9, 1877.
BY order Of Committee.
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the opening Of spring, and pushed for

the opening Of spring, and pushed for
ward to completion as rapidly as posi-.
bic. One thing is certain, this country
generally is benefited by the erection
of new mills, until the milling capacity
Of the State is sufficient to grind all the
wheat raised here; and Red Wing must
be the gamer by every new industrial
enterprise which may be instituted here.
Milling and manufacturing will attract
trade hither, and every business man
and property holder in the city will re-
ceive more or less benefit by the in.
crease Of his business, or augmentation
Of the value of his property. We
should all, therefore, do what we can
for the success of every enterprise of
the sort.
Mr.. Editor; A few weeks ago
wrote short article, with the promise
Of full description of the particulars;
with the names of the parties concerned,
(being banker and constable against
myself.) The editor Of the GRANGE
ADVANCE absolutely refuses to publish
it; because he says it would hurt him in
his business. Comment is entirely un-
necessary. Respectfully Yours,
NJ. RoDxAN.
The above is not true. We refused
to publish the communication because
it was an unwarrantable and unneces-
sary attack upon business man of
this city, calculated to damage his rep
utation and lnjure his business, and
could not possibly benefit anybody.
Moreover its publication would have
made us liable to suit for SANDER,
and obnoxious to the charge of allowing
our paper to be usee as medium for
gratifying Immature.
PAINS in BACK, HEAD, HEART,
Lungs, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, LAM
6ago, Sciatica, Pneumatic Gout, Neru.
ous and Kidney diseases, positively
cured By DR.. Filters Rheumatic Rem
edy and Vegetable Liver Pills. Meier
fail achen perseeered in. For circulars,
Pamphlets, Guarantees, &c., 80 to your
Druggists, Nesen & Funk, agents for
Red Wing. 43yl
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE

~ closure by advertisement.
Default has been made in the condi-
tions of a certain mortgage deed bear
ing date the fifteenth day of April, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy six,
executed and delivered by Mary A. Ber-
dam, and Fernando G. Berdam, her hus-
band, mortgagors, to A. P. Boardman,
MORTGAGE, and duly recorded in the Of
fee of the Register of Deeds of the
county of Goodhue, and State of Min
nesota, on the 18th day of April, A. D.
1876, at eleven o'clock and fifty min
utes in the forenoon of said day, in book
twenty-nine Of mortgages, on page five
hundred and three.
The premises described in and COW
cred by said mortgage deed, are situate
in said Goodhue county and State Of
Minnesota, and are known and describ-
ed as follows to.wit: The north half
of the northwest quarter of the north
east quarter and the north half Of lot
number one (D, and all of lot number
five (5), and twenty acres of the east
end of lot number four (4), all in Sec
ton number seven (7), in township
number one hundred and eleven (llD
of range number seventeen (l7) west.
containing one hundred acres.
There is claimed to be due on the
said mortgage and the debt thereby Sc
cured at the date of this notice to-wit:
January Oath, A. D. 1877, the sum of
seventy-seven dollars and forty-fve
cents ($77 .45), and no action or pro-
ceeding has been instituted at law or
in equity to recover the debt secured
thereby or any part thereof.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
of a power of sale contained in said
mortgage and recorded Herewith and of
the statute in such case made and pro-
vide'l, the said mortgage will be foreclos-
ed by a sale Of the mortgaged premises
therein described for cash, which sale
will be made at the front door Of the
Court House, in the city of Red Wing,
in the county of 3oodhue and State of
Minnesota at public auction, by the
sheriff of said county, on Saturday the
10th day of March, A. D. 1877, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon of said day, to
satisfy the amount which shall then be
due on said mortgage, with the interest
thereon, and the costs and expenses of
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Jewels"

What is nicer or more lasting for a
present than fine article in the jewel
ry line, Cornelius has the best and
largest stock of such goods. He is To-
Gated on Bush St.. next door to the old
post Office.
LADIES
Solid Gold Watches warranted to keep
correct time, for only $25 at Corne-
ius'
GEMS OF ART.
You will find Cameo, Coral and fine
Gold Jewelry at Cornelius that look
good enough to eat at lowest prices 60
ing.
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A Card.

The undersigned desires publicly to
express his thanks and gratitude to the
N. w. S. Co., his fellow fremen, and
the citizens generally who so generously
contributed towards replacing his tools
lost at the late fire. Friends, your gen.
erosity is appreciated, and may the
blessings Of a kind Providence rest upon
and prosper you. W. A. ORsER.