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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-01-04
MINOR TELEGRANs.

The Illinois Legislature met yesterday.
The Missouri Legislature met yesterday.
The Ontario Parliament opened yesterday.
The South Carolina House committee expect
to reach Washington today
Judge McCully of the Nova Scotia Supreme
Court, died Tuesday night, age1 IS.
The Congregational church at Windsor Locks,
Conn.,, Was burned yesterday. Loss $4,000
Senator Ferry was renominated by acc.ama-
ton last night.
Eph Horp, the negro minstrel, died, yester-
day.
Receipts of internal revenue yesterday $780,
597; customs $407 ,589
East River was almost impossible yesterday
on account of ice
grocery was burned yesterday in Hamilton.
Ont, tannery at Wattertown, N. Y, and the
Atlantic Hotel at Rockaway Beach.
Hogan, one of the rescued Fenians, has been
imprisoned in New York for threatening to fight
a duel.
Three former employees of Dodd's Expr ess
Company have been arrested in New York for
robblng the mails
The Connecticut Legislature was Organized
yesterday, and Governor Hubbard was inaugu-
rated.
train on the Boston & Lynn Railroad ran
into gang of snow shovelers yesterday morn
ing and killed Joseph D. Ampierre.
Nine laborers were killed yesterday and thir-
ty injured by railroad accident at Denmark,
The Massachusetts Legislature met yester
DAY. John ID. Lang was elected Speaker of the
House and John B. d. Coggswell Pres ideut of
the Senate.
Several OF the missing passengers of the
steamer Emile, wrecked at Kew West, have
been found, among them the Brazilian COM
missioner to the Centennial.
Ex-Assstant District Attorney Fisher has
has been sentenced to eleven months impris-
ment at Washington.
Henry Creighton of Bloom Township, Ohio,
was murdered yesterday by his crazy wife who
shot him twice and cut his head off with an
axe.
serious fire il raging in the coal mines at
Lykens. Pa, and it cannot be stopped except
by flooding. Eight hundred men are thrown
out of employment.
The Newark Presbytery yesterday by a vote
OF 16 to II, found the Rev Mr. Les guilty of
viola ing the Scripture by allowing woman TO
preach.
Preparations are being made for the execu.
ton of Major, the New Hampshire wife MUIR
derer lie is strictly guarded to prevent sui
eide. He protests his Innocence
committee has been appointed to secure
contributions for the erection of B$rtboIdi's
statue in New York harbor. $125, 900 is need.
ed
A gang of thieves attempted to rob the Ports
mouth, Va, navy yard Monday night, but they
were discovered and one of them, named Joyce,
shot dead.
The Cubans in New York had story going
yesterday that the Spar Isb steamer Neuyo CT,
Dana, plying between Isle of Pines and Bata
ban, had been captured by the patriots.
Another claim to the property of A. T, Stew
art has come directly from Ireland, and the
claimants set forth ia afidavts attached there
to, that they are first cousins to the late A. T.
Stewart - -
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FINANCIAL. ANEs COEasaEsKCsAL


FOR THE WEEK ENDING JAN. 8.
The markets are quiet and there is but little doing.
Merchants are busy settling up their last years ac-
counts and paying their bills Consequently they are
buying but few goods and the business done ia COM
paratlvey small. The money market has changed
but little the past week. and gold closed Wednesday
Jan. Sd, at 81 OF.
Apples continue in good demand and prices remain
unchanged. Beans are firm and the demand con-
tnues at the recent advance in prices. Butter is &C
tive and choice family lots being at high as 2s33 cts.
while store butter can be had at 2O@25 cts. Cheese
is firm with an improved demand. Coffee is very
firm and prices are slowly advancing Copper shows
slight decline this week. Cordage is unchanged
Drugs and dyes continue in good demand. Fish are
generally dull with unchanged prices. Shore mack
ere however are higher and we quote them at S. 30
@10.OO. Flour is very firm and is quoted about Of
cts higher than last week. This is owing to Iecent
advance on freight 10 the West. Fruit exhibits no
change. Grain is rmcr aud the demand is excellent
Corn higher and quoted at 66 to 81 cents for car
lots, and 60 to 70 for small lots. Hay is coming in
quite freely but there change to note in prices
Iron and steel are generally dull; Norway is off
slightly and is quoted at 81 to cents and shoe steel
is quoted at a to cts. Lard has shown an upward
tendency for the past few days, and this week we
make an advance on the quotations. Leather CON-
tinues active and in excellent demand. Lumber is
unchanged Molasses is quite firm with light sales
kerosene oil still continues firm and without chanoe
In the produce market onions are advancing and we
quote them at 1925 to $500. Pork is firm and we
quote an advance of about dollar on all brands.
sugar continues very firm. Teas are firm and m
changed. Tin continues in good demand Tobacco is
dull and quiet.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

WYNN
Amount OF stock at market-Cattle 800; Shee,
and Lambs 2S75; Swine $500; number of Western
Cattle 649; Eastern Cattle 90; Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle 100.
Prices of Beef Cattle F 100 Tbs, live weight-Extra
at Sc 90 q 80; first quality at SIS 80 a S74; Sec
ond quality at S. 12s "a 373 third quality at So 621
@ 90; poorest grades of coarse Oxen, Bulls, &C.,
at so GAPS.
Brighton Hides 81 q 81 cents p ID. Brighton Tai
low 0 q &c " lib.
Country Hides u q Sc p tb; Country Tallow a
53c P ID.
Calf Skins 10 q lie " ID; Sheep and Lamb Skins
81 90 a 81 % each.
On account of the severe snow storm the Cattle
trains were all behind time, and there has not been
much done yet.
Working Oxen-Not much call for them and but a
few pairs in market for sale; during the winter
months most of the Workers offered in market for
sale are brought in from the immediate vicinity.
Store Cattle-Yearlngs, 81 to SIS; two year Odds,
$40 10 $27 three year ods $25 to As per head Prices
of small Cattle depend much upon their value for
beet Most Of the small CATTLE that are in fair con-
dition are bought up for beef
Mich C0ws--We quote extra at $55 a sos; ord-
nary $25 "a 30 % head. Prices for Mich Cows do
not vary much from week to week. Good Cows
usuallay sell well at fair prices.
Sheep and Lambs-Those from Maine and the
West were all owned bv Mr.. Hollis and taken to the
Abattoir to be slaughtered. The supply from the
North was light and trade quick, at prices ranging
from to &c 4Y ib.
Swine No Store Pigs in market Fat Hogs, $500
price II q 7!c P Id.
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FREiGHTS There are but few charters to report
this week. The schooner X. G. Rankin goes hence
to Charleston with phosphate at 20 cts. per Dbl and
returns to Boolhbay with phosphate rock at $3.50
per ton. Sch. Cassia Jameson goes hence to North
side Cuba and back No. Hatteras with Molasses 1926
and sugar $500. Sch. Ontara Machiasport to North
side Cuba aud back to No. Hatteras. Molasses $685.
Sch. Kate M. Hotter hence with refined oil to Cork
for orders shillings pence. Brig Frontier hence
to Matanzas 10 cts. on box shocks.
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MARRIED..

In Brunswick, Jan. g. by Rev. f. Ii. ByiDgtoD,
VIM. W Walt, Esq, and Mrs Maggie A. Davis, both
OF Dixfeld.
In Bath, Dec. 80, George I. Preble and Clara E.
Goliath.
In Augusta. Dec 81, Chas. A. Scribner and Lizzie
+. Fredfick, both of Augusta.
In Bath, Dec. 80 Stillman B. Small of Bath and
Miss Addie ii. Avery of Phipsburg.
In Bath, Dec. 81, Cyrus s. Adderton and Mrs Har-
riet NJ. West.
In Sebago, Dec II, Daniel N. Smith and Miss Nora
N Thorn
In Saco. Dec. 90 G. Watson Sly and Miss Hattie
A. Wentworth.
In Saco Dec. 20, Rufus A. Fairfield and Frances
M. Patten.
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DIED.

In South WiDdham, Dec. %. Mr.. John Crague,
aged 81 years.
In Kennebunkport, Dec. o. Mr.. Nicholas Seavey,
aged about rs years.
In Wiscasstt, Dec. %, Richard Lewis, aged IL yrs
son of John and Ann Lewis.
In Saeo Dec 10. Mrs. Olive wife of Nath'l Haines,
aged 81 years months.
In Lyman, Dec. 5, Mr.. Jacob Wakefield, aged IS
years months.
In Blddetord. Dec Is, Miss Olive Courier, aged IS
years.
In Limington, Jan. 3d, Mrs. Martha, widow of the
late Issac MITCHELL Esq, aged 90 years months and
days.
Burial services Saturday at o'clock p. MI
Rock Island and Davenport papers please copy.
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Fire in WinsIOw.

Fire in WinsIOw.
WATERvILLE, Jan. "a large two story
dwelling house in Winslow, owned by r. B.
Dunn, was destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss $2500. No insurance.
Burglars Arrested.
HARRINGTON, Jan. at. L. Gates and f. q.
Wright were lodged in the Jail at this place las,
night on warrant for breaking and nterine
the store Of Fri Crosby of West Freeman.
They are Old offenders and desperate charact-
ers.
BIDDEFoRD, Jan. 3.-Oficer Hale arrested
at Newmarket to-day Charles York, alias Wild
Bill, for burglary committed in Elm street last
week. 10 the police court this afternoon be
was bound over for trial
Store Breaking in Wells.
The store of S. B. Farnsworth of Wells, W as
burglarized last night, the safe blown open an
$50 in money and quantity of fancy articles,
cigars, etc, taken.
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THE CODE.

Gen. Francis @. Barlow in the lRoIe of a
Dueliist-A Challenge to a Fellow Law
yer-Barlow Says IFS Joke-Others
D0nt Think So.
New YORK. Jan. 3 "A sensation was caus-
ed among the legal fraternity today by a rumor
that duel was on the tapis between ex-Attor-
ney General Francis G. Barlow and Elihu Root.
also a prominent lawyer. An alleged cores.
pondence between those gentlemen has reached
the newspaper Offices, according to which, ow-
ing to some misunderstanding about "brief,.
Root called Barlow by an offensive epithet, i.
e., "a damned fool" Barlow asks an expla-
nation and an unequivocal withdrawal of the
language. saying that failing to receive it, he
shall request Root to meet him in Canada to
settle the matter in digIified way, and in the
event of Roots declining this satisfaction, he
must be prepared to defend himself with fire.
arms at sight except in the court.
Root says that the threat of assassination
precludes him from considering any thing furth-
or in Barlow's communication. The alleged
correspondence took place last week.
In an interview today, Barlow said the whole
thing was joke and his letter the veriest ban
dlnage Root was not to be found, but one of
bis partners, Willard Bartlett, said they thought
the alleged joke was grave enough to warraot
action, and the matter has been placed before
the District Attorney.
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The impaired constitution can be brought to san
itary condition by the use Of HUNTS REMEDY. For
Dropsy, Bright's Disease, Kidney Bladder, and
Glandular Complaints, Pain in the Back and Loins,
Gravel Diabetes. Uterine Affections and lntemper-
ance, use HUNTS REMEDY. Family Physicians
freely prescribe HUNTS REMEDY.
INFALLIBLE EYE WASH cures Infiamed Eyes.
ja1 eOd&wlw
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The suit Of Henry Fl. Body vs.. Samuel j.
Iiloen was dismissed Yesterday, no one appear
den belonged to the pool in the Chicago & Ca
lena Railroad Company to consolidate it with
the Chicago & Northwestern and overdrew his
profits by $4,000.
The Missouri Democrats have decided not to
mold convention for the purpose of resolving
that Tilden is elected.
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European MARKETS..

LONDON, January 3.-123O P. M.-Consols at "a
3-16 for money and account.
LONDON. January $3.50 P. M.-American Sc
eurlties Erie at 81; New Yo.k Central 81.
LIVERPOOL, January 3-12.3O P. M.-Cotton-the
market is buoyant; Middling uplands 13-l6d; do
Orleans at Id sales % 900 bales including 5000 bales
for speculation and export. Receipts of 800 bales
of which 10 QUO were American
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FLORIDA.
EuNu 2uralion Af Gov nray

~Ss's sHth"H OF GOV. DIGW.
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 3 The inaugural ion of
Governor Drew took place yesterday. The
oath was administered by Chief Justice Ran
dali. The address was short and very concilia-
tory. 1t guaranteed fulaprotection 10 all oiti-
zens in the enjoyment of their rights and priv
ileges under the Constitution and laws of the
United States. A great many colored people
took part in The Inauguration. and nearly all
of Governor Stearns' cabinet officers were
present, but Gov Stearns himself did not at
tend.
The oath was administered to the It. Cover
nor also by the Chief Justice
The Legislature is organized in both branch
es, and both are Democratic.
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MARINE NEWS.
Nova Scotia Schaaner I40,

Nova Scotia Schooner Lost.
HYANNIs, Mass, Jan. 3.-The schooner T. A.
Frost, with cargo of sugar and molasses from
Cemerara for Boston, struck Bage Fence Dec.
31st. Vessel and cargo total loss. Crew saved.
Vessel owned by parties in Yarmouth, N. S.
Her tonnage was 1O3
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New York Stock and Money Market

NEW YORK, Jan 3.-Evening-Money market
stringent, loaning at per cent and per cent gold
and 1872 per cent per day until after the wants of
brokers supplied when the price tell of to q
6 per cent.
Sterling Exchange was advanced by brokers to
z84 and 4o6.
Gold closed at 107, the extreme sales of the day
were 1868 a 1914, On gold loans the latest rate was
1854 for carrying renewals having been made at 132
per cent. The cearances were $20,0O0,000. The Gus
toms receipts to day were $515.O00. Treasury dis
bursemens for interest," 1875 600 for bonds and
&c. 900 in silver colD. Governments are strong.
The following were the closing quoJaGlons or Gov
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The RarrIe Of Prfnceton

TRENTON. Jan 3-The celebration of the
Tooth anniversary of Princeton took place to-
day, about 800 troops participating. The battle
was fought over again. Gen Madison person.
ated Gen. Washington, and Lord CORVALLIS
was persopated by Col. Allen, and Gen. Mercer
by w. q. Vandewater. The troops were hand
someiy entertained at the University Hotel.
In the evening an address was delivered hv
Jno. f. Hogeman. ~
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NEW YORK.

Bennett Encouters Miss Mays Big Broth
err.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-The Commercial ADJ
vertiser this evening published report of an
attack on James Gordon Bennett in Fifth
avenue today by Mr.. May. Blows were exchange
ed, but neither were much injured.
Striking Ice Harvesiers.
HUDSON, Jan. 3.-The strike among the ice
harvesters at Catskill has assumed large pro-
portions, and violence is feared Leading ice
companies held meeting in New York and re-
solved that the wages to be paid on the rivers
for men employed IN storing ice shall be 81. 25
and $1.50 .per day, according to the character of
the work, ana that under no circumstances will
the scale of wages be advanced.
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In New York feeces has attracted considerable at
tentior from the few buyers that have visited the
market since our last report and if they came with
the idea of purchasing parcels anything below pre-
vous current rates they have found before this that
the market presents but little animation, there is
disposition to offer concessions with the view of in
creasing the volume of trade. Stocks continue light
and receipts generally small; the stats tca position
is therefore favorable to holders.
In Philadelphia the market continues in very
unsatis facory condition. the uacturers as usual
at this period of the year, holding off, preparatory for
q new start after the lst prox.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-For1R
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF sreNAIl
OFFICER. Washington, DC.
Jan. 4, Il A. M
For New England.
and Middle states rising barometer. northwest
to southwest winds, continued cold and clear OF
partly cloudy weather will prevail, followed in
the western portion of the latter by falling ba.
rometer and winds shifting to slightly warmer
southerlY.
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Gen Van Allen, who witnessed the count by
the Returning Board of Louisiana, SAID last
night at meeting of the New York Republic
Can Reform Club, that he did not doubt that it
was right and lawful to count the vote of that
state for Hayes.
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MAINE
THE PRESS LIBEL SUIT.

A Claim for $4,000 Cut Down to 81.
BATH. Jan. 3.-rhe jury in the case of Stacy
Vs. the Portland Publishing Company, return
ed verdict for the plaintiff this morning.
Damages 81. Under the present law one
quarter of the amount of damages only is add
ed for costs. 1t is understood that Stacy will
appeal.
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lSales at the Brokers' Board, Jan, 81
Boston & Maine Railroad. ..................1CO
60 Eastern Railroad. ........................ 81
10 40. 81
Portland. Saco 81 Portsmouth Railroad. see. q As
Eastern Railroad rs. "a 5I8
Maine State Us. Observation-Disclosures. Ill
Second Call.
50, 900 Eastern Railroad new 31s..........- a 51$
Sales at Auction.
10 Boston Il Maine Railroad. Observation-Disclosures. 500
$4,000 portland City 6s Observation-Disclosures. 1OO5
$4,000 Wiscasset, (Me) Town Is, 1895 1901
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THE LAKE SHORE DISASTER
Several More Bodies RecOgaized-The
Latest Estimate of the Killed

AsHTABLUA. G.. Jan. 3.-By the finding of papers
and scraps of clothing among the debris to-day, the
following persons were known to have been on the
wrecked train: Miss Charlotte N. SMITH of Rom
dout, N. Y, Martha Ann Smith OF Rondout, N, Y
S. Smith Of Toronto, Ont There was also identif d
among the bodies at the freight house, Mrs. Eliza
found to-day, besides those mentioned. were some
pocket knives. 1t is probable to- morrow will finish
clearing awoy the wreck and searching for the miss.
ing.
The loss stands as follows: Number of pas
sengers on train, 1928; employees on train, 10; total
~. Rescued "assengers So; employed. 8; total, 70.
Die1 since.-passengers, 3; employees, L; total 4.
Names Of known reseusd, u; lost, 70; unaccounted
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The Inquest.

At the inquest to-day, S. A. Knapp, Chief Engi-
neer OF the fire department, testified he did not
throw water on the fire because the station agent
said he did not want any, be only wanted help to get
the bodies OUT thought bodies could have been saved
so as to be recognized had water been thrown upon
the wreck.
A. Ii. Strong, station agent, testified that the
effect of throwing water upon the fire would have
been undoubtedly to preserve some Of the bodies SO
they could have been recognized; he don't believe
any lives could have been saved as their was no
shreks heard when he arrived at the wreck; witness
made effort to control the action of the fire de-
partment in regard to the wreck.
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some Kopes of Pence,

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 3.-To-day the plen :
ipotentiaries do not appear to have abandoned
the hope that rupture may yet be avoided
Midhat Pasha, when visiting the German and
some what more conciatory tone. 1t is now
believed that tide Porte at the sitting of the
conference tomorrow will not give formal
refusal to the demands of the powers
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Domestic Markets..

PROVIDENCE, r. l., January 3-The Printing
cloths market firm but quiet at Acc for best 81 81
goods.
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Daily UOmeatIc Keceiuia.
Boston stock Market

By water conveyance-1O09 bush corpmeal to G
W. True 81 Co.
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FOR EIGN N.
THE EASTER N QUESTION.

VIENNA, Jan. 3.-The Political Correspon-
denze prints Constantinope telegram, dated
Jan. I'd, which says: In consequence of the
great pressure brought to bear the agreement
of the Turkish cabinet council is less complete
than before. Midhat Pasha, Grand Vizler,
threatens to resign and there is possibility Of
a ministerial crisis
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Boston Bank Statement.
The Wool Market.

BOSTON, Jan. 3.-LReporsed for the Press. THE
following is list OF prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Obio and Pennsylvania pick-lock 80 a
&c; do choice Xxx 46 "a 4Sc; DO fine As q Acc; me-
dunn 43 9 45c; coarse 40 a 42c; Michigan extra and
Xxx 40 q 42c, fine 3S a Acc; medium 40 q 42c COM
mon 36 g 3Sc; other Western fine and 40 a 42c;
medium SO q 42c, common Sc q $50; pulled extra
81 q 42c supertine g q At; No |, 20 a SOC; comb
IL q sOc Texas Is q PC; Canada 10 1 4lc do COMB
ing Sc q So; Smyrna washed IS q CSC: do unwash-
ed. 10 "a 23c: Buenos Ayres IS a 33c; Cape Good
33c.
The market is quiet for Wool of all kinds, but
stocks not pressed and holders appear be quite
Indifferent about realizing Tie mills are running
short time on account of the low state of the water,
but an increased demand Is soon looked for. Fine
deeces are in few hands and held firm, and holders
are very confident that full prices will be realized
for DE- siraOle lots. The low grades of fall California
have been recently accumu lating and sales of this
description only be made concess IONS Pulled
Woods rather duh but remain unchanged.
Imports from January to Nov. %.
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rrected by WOODBURY. s. MoULToN, Investment
Bankers, CT Exchange st.
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AUGUSTA, Dec. 3.
The Committee on Gubernatorial votes will
report tomorrow.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Philadelphia Sd brig Helen Phnney, Boyd
Liverpool leaky, having been cut by ice.
AT Provincetown Sd, sch Angola, Wooster from
Hoboken tor Boston; Ellen Merriman. Hoffse, New
York for do, with loss of sails.
Sid TN Liverpool I'd. ship Geneyieve Strickland
Gammons, SW Pass.
Ar at Neville Sd, steamer Prussian, Portland.
Carver. Boston.
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viii h has rendered life
ia curse, and made death
almost welcome as a re-
lief from the living agony
lot day and night Re-
member that 35 cents
will buy the box, and a
few pinches will effect
the cure; and when at
last health and MOI dis
ease surround the family
table. you will bless the
day that you we're wise
enough to purchase a
box of
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-11-24
NOTICE.

In accordance with the requirements OF
Section 50, of Act 96 approved April Goth,
1877. I hereby notify tho Delinquent
of the parish Of West Felicl-
ana, that on the first Monday, of Decem-
Der and from day to day thereafter, in
order in which said list is made out, l
will proceed to sell, without appraise-
mcnt, at Public Auction, the property OF
said delinquent tax payers upon which
said amount of taxes is due.
+. ii. MUMFORD,
Tax-Collector.