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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-07
THE RIVER.

On Saturday afternoon last, the
steamers Whisper and John A.
Scudder, the former from Cairo
and the latter from St. Louis, ar
rived at our wbarfboat. The
Scudder put out about two hundred
tons of freight, for this poin; and
Woodville. and proceeded Or to
New Orleans. The Whisper dis
charged her whole cargo here for
reshipment below, and returned
to Cairo, getting off at 8 p. m
Tuesday. The N. o. ard Vicks-
burg packet Yazoo Valley took
the Whispers freigh. on Thursday
last. Neither. tho Scudder nor
Whisper landed at the infected
points above. The City Of Alton,
from ST. Louis, 4.asscd down We'd
nesday evening, putting out con-
siderable freight here. The E. O..
Stanard will be the next boat down.
At present the river ia declining
rapidly at this point. There is q
TAI: sock Of provisions on hand at
1hs writing. ..,...
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-07
e. w. WHITMAN,
Secretary.

The Supreme Court of the State of New
York has decided that J. G. Aver g. Co.,
ofLowell, have the sole right to use the
word Cherry Pectoral for medicine,
and has issued an Injunction against F.
V. Ruston, bf New York City, for selling
Ruston's Cherry Pectoral or Cherry Pee
toral Lozengers, or any other use of the
name to deceive tho public. This decis-
lou of the high court includes all dealers
who self any similar article.-Port LETTER.
son Il. ~ Leader.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-07
Darling, Listen to My Story.

Certainly she will, it it is the cold,
Old Story" and you can tell it swcetly,
but don't be too hasty i'll your woong.
Send her first Il copy of Harry Percy's
beau tiful new song named above, and
thus gracefully hint your intentions.
There never was Il prettier song writ
and singers are wild over it. Over 5000
copies sold in one week. For Piano or
Organ and easy to play Or sing. Ask
your nearest music dealer for it or enclose
30 cents to the publishers, Ludden g.
Bates, Savannah, Gu
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-07
DEATH OF FATHER MILLET
IN. O. Democrat September Sd. }

IN. o. Democrat September 3d.
Yesterday the Very Rev. Faith
or MiIlet, Vicar General Of the
Catholic Diocese OF Louisiana. died
at his residence, on st. Anthony
alley. opposite tue st. Louis Ca
thedral, ut 5 o'clock in the after
noon: The news of the demise OF
the beloved prelate spread rapidly
through the city, casting gloom
over the Catholic community and
provoking expressions Of the deep
est regret from all who knew him.
Joseph MiIlet was born at Yet>
ne, Savoy. He came to New Or
leans in the latter part of 1867, re-
ceiving the appointment of Vicar
General of theaDioccsc, which ex
allied position he held until 1870
with great fidelity. evidencing SUI
rerior ability during his admins
tration. He then left for New
York 10 devote himself to Ameri-
can missions, and returned here in
1876. Last February Father Mil.
let was again appointed Vicar. Gen
eral and A dmin istrator Of Finan-
ces of the diocese by Archbishop
Perche.
His admirable letter, printed a
few days ago, relating to the wor-
thiness Of the Howard Association,
was characteristic Of his great and
liberal soul, for, though unswcr-
wing in his devotion to the Roman
Catholic and Apostolic faith, he
respected the creed of others, hop
ing that their Christian spirit
would one day bring them into the
bosom Of his cherished Church.
The demise of Father MilIet
was in a measure unexpected. On
Monday last he was stricken
down with fever, but his case
never gave any grave apprehen-
sions to those who watched him so
vigilantly and nursed him so ten
derby. Indeed yesterday morning
his condition was reported as very
favorable. In a few hours after
wards his soul had flown toward
Him at whose shrine he had 6cvo-
ted his life "a life marked by
many virtues, many charities and
great Christian fortitude.
The Death of this worthy pre-
late, at the early age OF forty
eight, will be an irreparable loss
to the Church, not only spiritually,
but the absence Of his great admin.
istrative abilities will be severely
felt.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-07

the epidemic prevent. at or near
spring-grovo branch about eight
miles from Court House on Pinck.
NEVILLE road. SO
Resolved that the first ward (St.
Francisville and vicinity,) shall be
entitled to four votes or delegates
in said Convention, Bayou Sara 4.
votes, I'd ward 4. votes, Sd ward
4. votes, 18th ward l. vote, 9Th
ward 8 votes. 9th ward 2. votes,
7th ward 3. votes. 9Th ward 4.
votes, 9th ward 6. votes. 10th
ward 5. votes. .......
Resolved that the time and mode
of election shall be fixed and reg
ulated by the respective wards in
accordance with the principles
enunciated in.Convent!on of July
Goth 1878 and reiterated in Con-
vention on September 18th 1878.
On motion Committee adiourn-.
ed sire die. .--.
c.. L. FISHER,
President.
III. w. WHITEMAN.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-07
TO THE VOTERS OF THE PARISH OF
WEST FELICIANA.

Notice is hereby given of my appoint
ments Tor registering the qualified voters
of the parish, to.wit:
At the Court House in st. Francisville,
from Monday I'd, to Saturday 9TH Sep
TENDER.
Acklin's, 7th ward September 9th: Ia
MICA 9TH ward 10th; Jno. Jlmisons 9th
%;a.Ha, 18th; Brick Church 10th ward,
18th; C. + Percy's sth ward, 18th; Laur-
ell Hill 4th ward, 14th; Grange Hall 5tE
ward, 10th; c.. b. Smiths 9th ward,
18th; Star Hill % ward, 18th; Mrs.
Baines' I'd ward, 10Th.
l will remain at the Court House du-
ring the balance of the sixty days pre-
ceeding the election.
NJ. w. STEWART,
Registrar Voters,
Parish w. Fcliciana.
August 1918.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-07
e " Il YER TISE NJ MIS-
.. RANGERS SALE,

will offer for sale at the Court House
door, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday September 18th, 1878,
at II a. M, the following men toned ami
mails tO-wit:
ONE COW AND CALF,
being the same taken up OH the 18th day
of November, and advertised in the Off
cial journal by L.. Sanders Austen, j. p,
5th ward, in conformity with law.
CALVIN GOODMAN,
sept7 70. Parish Ranger.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-07
TO THE TAX PAYERS OF THE PAR
ISH OF WEST FELICIANA.

West Feliciana, July 31st 1873.
Notice is hereby given that the Roll of
the revised assessment of taxable prop
erty Of the parish for 1873 was this day
filed with the Recorder and will remain
80 days in Office of said Recorder for cor
rectlOns.
l will attend at the Recorders Office
every Wednesday and Saturday to meet
pei sons who may wish changes made in
their assessment.
NJ. w. STEWART,
aug37S-3Od. Assessor.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-07

~ Right Row. VIM. Henry Elder, Bish-
op of Natchez, has gone to rest-strickcn
Vicksburg with several priests and Sis
tiers of charity, to assist the suffering peo-
pie of that unfortunate city. God pro-
tcct him and his noble <coadjutors i'll.
thor mission uf CHARITY.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-07
E. W.. WHITMAN,
Secretary.
PROCEEDINGS DEMOCRATIC-CO
SENTATIVE EXECUTIVE CON-
MITTEE.
WEST FELICIANA, LA,
September 4th 1878.

September 4th 1878.
The Parish Executive Commit
tee Of the Democratic Conserva-
tive Party of West Feliciana, met
pursuant to adjournment.
Roll being called and a quorum
present, the minutes OF preceding
meeting we're read and adopted.
On motion resolved that the
Parish nominating Convention
or Parish officers 10 re elected in
November next, to wit: =.
Member of the House. of Repre-
scntatives. Sheriff, Coroner. Par
iss Judge be held on Wednesday
the 25th September 1878 at Fire
mems Hall Bayou Sara, or, should
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-07

~. Brooklyn, New York, raised, in one
day, by the ballot-box system, one thou
of the South; the average individual
subsc: iption being about ten cents. Thus
we see that the hearts of ut least ten
thousand or orr Northern friends, in one
city alone, beat responsive to the call Of
humanity, on that day.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-07

II VI 'front.' Il 81
81. E& Streets. n
BdYOU SARI, LII
sHsaa'4tr'-. '1tl.r-. 7s,og-'. .r.a-,s--., -
II AVE CONSTANTLY j, sto,.c
LII at prices contormnhle i0r
times, full and complete line. w M!tn n,
goods, Ladies Dress Goods. Ho ". wy
er's articles, and general ossor m SEX
fancy and staple dry goods: i ''neh'
Victoria Lawns,
Nainsooks, Swiss
Mulls, Piques, Dish,
op Lawns, Linen I,awn0
Dress Linens, MozamI|
ques, Grcna-
dimes, Organdy
Muslins, French
Percalcs. Irish Linz
ems. Bobbinc, Bars.
Laces and Curtains.
,,, Parasols, large var|
las, assorted styles
and qualities. Cali
cos, Bleached Cottons.
Cambrics. shcetings.|
Ch:Idrens Cassimer||
Gents
Cassimercs,
ottonad es,
Jeans, Dcnims, Tick
-ings by the yard or piece
We invite an inspection of orr Ia,
assortment Of Ladies, Childreps. Ma
and Boys Hosiery, and Kid Gloves, iii
Thread, Gauntlets, Ties, Ribbons II
broideries .Laces, Rnchings, Corsets II
dies Ready-made Under wear, etc.. pl
fumery, Toilet, Articles, and notions,
He have on hand also, fresh and W
selected, stock Of Clothing, Boots, shol
Hats and Caps and general assortme|
of gcntlemens underwear and furnisbiI
goods.
Dealers in Fancy and Staple groeerid
Provisions, western Produce and
Plantation Supplies. Agents for
the renowned Singer Sewing
Machine and it's various
attach mcnts.
Special NOTICE-Wca arc the ow
crs OF the outstanding claims and inlcl
edncsses due to the late firm of Mai
Fischer & Co.
The Citizens Of East Fclciana, Poin|
Coupcc. and Wilkinson County. Mid
will find it to their interest and adyaI
age to open up trade with us. All d
drrs from abroad promptly; and careful
filled. 81
- Highest market price paid for Cd
ton D.,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-07
LEGAL NOTICE.

State of Louisiana, Parrish Court,
Parish West Feliciana..} Clerks Office.
Notice is a hereby I given zen that william +.
istration on the succession of Isaac +.
Riley, deceased, and unless legal OPPOSE
ton is made thereto, within ten days the
same will be granted.
C.. M. BARROW.
aug30 70. Clerk.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-07
$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
Stolen, on the night Of the 9th inst,
Il bay mare, about al hands high, col
lariGark, on left shoulder, 10 white
about her, about or 10 years old, short.
heavy tail, racks and PAGES well, pigeon
tocd and rds shod Oh front feet Only {:
high .withers has saddle marks. l will
pay the above reward for the apprehen-
sion of the theft and return of the animal.
&. BOckel,
July 2o-|o 5in. Bayou Sara.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-07
FELICLA.NA COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE.
ALTON VILLA, WEST FELICIANA
PARISH. LOUISIANA.

PARISH, LOUISIANA.
The twcnty-ninth session Of this Insti-
tuition will commence on Monday, Sep
TENDER 10Th, with a full and able corps
Inexperienced teachers.
Pupils will have the benefit of thor
oush and careful instruction in comfort
able home.
. For 1urther information address
MRS. V. Il. HOWELL, Principal,
T.. +. {. Institute,
Bayou Sara, La.
,iuly2O-7S-6n.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
The keresisiealt'H Efanngss
tNeW York Times.l


The President is credited with having made
another "statenent,' this time revised and
corrected by himself. 1t is neither very lucid,
very frank, nor entirely consistent with pre-
bn ] ' i traats The Gf ie e 'l of cope ssc the he
so-called Southern "poIiey' Of the admins
tratlou, with an obliquo reference to the Presi~
dents relations with certain eaders OF his
party who have assaled that policy. The
statement is fair SIMPLE Of the curiously
inconseQuentiai character OF Mr. Hayes
methods Of reasoning. II the President
would condescend to explain what he means
by "bayonHt rule it might be- possible to
attaches to the determination TO protect every
citizen in tho full and free exercise Of all his
rights and privileges. If the President thinks
this can bs done in tho South without the in
| terVention Of what he calls "the military
| very little purpose the results OF the recent
| elections In that part OF the country.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
a Tame wrestling Match at aaWTence'
Mass,

LAwrExcE, Mass, Nov. % Sanders Hall
was crowded to overlooking this evening to
witness % wrestling match between Frank
Robinson, Of Lawrence, and 1ucien Mare, for
sloo % side, best two IN three Lancaster style.
Richard Leonard, Of Lawrence, was referee
Both principals appeared on. the stage
promptly 1T o'clock, accompanied by their
seconds. Marc caught Robinson around the
neck, when the latter, bya sudden movement,
yrosped Marc under the shoulders, throwing
him and turning him upon both shoulders.
Time Of first bout ~ minutes.
After an interval Of fifteen minutes the SOC
ond bout commenced. Marc, as before, caught
Robinson around the neck. Robinson freed
himself and caught his opponent around the
waist, throwing him and holding both shou-
lers down upon the platform. Time, ~
minutes. =.
The audience was much disappointed as it
was generally supposed the match would be
nearer even, and about $1,000 changed hands
R0biDsOn's friends are jublant and express q
Willingness to back him to any amount in the
| coming contests between those who have ac-
cepted his challenge
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
E2Pfsu bllEasa Drnfast y.
YT|sc 1

The Republicans are again talking OF send
Southern States to work up enthusiasm on
the Republican idea" during the two years
preceding the presidential election. BY all
means let Zach Chandler, Blaine, ConkIing,
Garfield, Martin I. Townsend and Boutwell,
go down there and talk as they do in the
Northern States about the Southern people,
The process will bring tho remainder Of the
Southern Republican element into the Demo-
cratic party. It is noticeable that these great
men we have mentioned have never thought
it worth while to go through the South pro-
claiming their anti-Republican doctrines.
They find it more convenient TO stay In the
Northern cities and SANDER and yillify the
peeple Of the South.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
EHaapnfeng N5aiignaty.
fAlbany Arpus,l

There need be no apprehension about any
effort to start again what even John ShermaR
called "the history OF hell'' In the South. Half
Of this Congress is Democratic. Both houses
Of the next will be. The inoumbency Of Dem
ocratic governments in the South frees them
from army thugs as completely as the North
is. Any small edition Of bloody-8hirtisnG
through the fraudulent Attorney Generals
office will be effectuaIly defeated, as We have
shown The whole furry has mighty little In
it; what there is is wholly ineffective, and all
the result reached has been such g rnanifesta~
tion Of impotent nalgnity on the part Of q
portion Of the Republican party, that the hu~
name and reasonable men Of that organization
are already disgusted by Ii.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
GDngPeAsfDnaa 4 daMtes Is.
baltimore Bun.l

WASHINGTON, Nov 19.-From indications
50 far the probability Is that the next House
Of Representatives will have more contested
election cases before it than have been before
any House for many years. Already We have
knowledge Of contests to be made from Mas
land, Indiana, North Carolhaa, South Caro-
lima, Louisiana and Wisconsin,. Of these con-
tests nearly one-half will begmade by Repub-
licans. In view OF the remarkably close vote
in number of districts, infOrnality Of certifi-
will have very difficult and delicate duty in
making up the roll OF the next House Of Rep
rpeentaftVe9
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
rSprInpneld Republio1n I

A return to Grantsrn would be no less sui
cidal for the Republican party in the North
than in the South. It Is difficult to see whore
the friends OF the eX-President detect in last
weeks results any Indications Of popular
ex Secretary Of the NAVY was eected to Jon
gress by the Republicans OF New Jersey
district. But anybody who supposes that
Mr.. Robeson was chosen because his district
desires restoration Of arantis1n is seriously
mistaken. The district is hard-rnoney one
and he was lucky enough to be the only hard
money candidate in the field. Equally short
sighted is the theory that the success OF
Conkling and Cameron In New York and
ahaf an and Gamsron carrie m sd0t tha1 OK
States, not because they were representatives
Of Grantistn but only because their opponents
were more unworthy OF success,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
WESCEt.I,AN NEOUS.
The Public Health AssncEation-Prncset
ings Yesterday.

RICHMOND, Nov. 21.-The proceedings Of
the Public Health Association to-day We're
opened by Col. Hardee with II review OF the
fever scourgo in Now Orleans, as resulting
from the position Of Typographical surround
ngs of that city. After which DR.. Chopplns
president of the New Orleans Board OF
Health, read q paper taking the ground that
Louisiana or any other part of the North
American continent, but that in the many
years when it has made its appearances in this
country it can be traced directly or remotely
to foreign sources Papers were also read by
Dr. Austin, of New Orleans, and others. The
executive COMMITTEES will present TOMORROW
series OF propositions with regard to the
causes and methods Of prevention OF yellow
fever in the United States for discussion be-
fore the association.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
The Cabinet Meeting YesteFdRy-Angeta
Nut subject tv Extrahftion.

WAsH1NGTON, Nov. 22-At q Cabinet meet
ing this afternoon Secretary Eyarts an
nonnced that ihe fishing award had been
that Angel, the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany's 1l1sc defaulting cashier, had been appre-
hended in Lisbon with $4,000 in his posses
sion of the car company's money. Assistance
in securing Angers return to the United
States was discussed, and it was decided that
there being no extradition treaty between the
United States and Portugal, this government
was powerless to act. 1t is believed that an
appeal by private parties to the, Portuguese
government, through its Minister here, to
permit Angell to be put on board an Ameri-
can vessel at Lisbon, for the purpose Of hav-
ing him brought home for trial, would meet
with success,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
The silver Esala In Congress.
IGhioann TrihnnN1

WASHINGTON, Nov. t9.-Judge Ruckner,
chairman Of the Committee on Banking and
Currency this afternoon said that 30 meas
ures limiting the silver coinage could pass
his committee. Ho thought free silver coin
age would be accomplished ct the coming
session. Upon the subject Of the national
banks he said:
They have invited war, and will no doubt
be hit at pretty hard. do not expect, how
ever, that much will be accomplished against
them. We will get through the House bill
to retire their circulation and substitute
greenbaGks therefor, but ib will not pass the
Senate. The next Congress will, however,
have the national banks in their power, and
they may have to go"
What do you think OF tho success Of the
bi-metallic standardY'
'In view OF the fact that most foreign coun-
tries have taken q stand against @ standard
Of both silvera and gold, and In consideration
OF the unsettled ratio between the two, it
may be doubtful whether u double standard
will be judicious. In case u single standard
must be adopted, [ am in favor, decidedly In
favor, Of q single standard of silver In pref
GrenCe to q gold One,'
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
'rhe Chicago CtlseOm-EHOuse Franas-An-
dlcfmeuGs by the Grand Jury,

CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-The United States grand
jury closed its protracted session this even
ing Eleven indictments were found, as FOL
tect Jas. A. Hill, present supervising archi-
tect; John W. Muller, stone contractor,
Cincinnati; A. G. Mills, assistant, and alleged
partner Alex. G. Wheaton, ex-stone inspector
Geo J. Reed, Muller's assistant; Ed. W Bur
G. Prussing, his ex-assstant and afterwards
stone inspector; Il. Hilbert, register in bank
ruptcy, Ghlcago;J j. A. Craig, register in bank
ruptCy, Freeport; and VIM. Endicott, ex-
president Of the Central Bank, now travelling
In Europe, The jury will bring 10 report
saving that it would like to have returned in
diGttnents against several others, but was pre-
vented by the statute Of Imitation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23

CAMDEN, N, J., Nov. pat an early hour
this morning Abram Wilson shot and killed
King Still at Merchantsvillee, near this city;
They were returning from ball, accompanied
indecent proposals to some OF them, and upon
stirs demonstrating with him, Wilson drew
a seven-shooter and fired several shots, one OF
them severng Stills jugular vein and wind
pipe. He fell heavily, and while the women
we're trying to stop the flow of blood, Wilson
stood by, remarkiDg, Il guess | have finished
him" Wilson was arrested and lodged in jail
at NJ MerchantsYille.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
MARIN II NE w 70.

PoRr EADs, Nov. %, 6 .. m-,Barometer
3O1O. Wind north-northWest, light. Weather
clear and cool.
Arrived Steamship VIM. G. Hewes, at O.
m, to Chas. A. Whitney u Co.
Steamship Harlan, at 80 q. m, to Chas A.
Whitney & Co.
American steamship City Of Mexico, at 20
Tampico, 511 days, with general cargo and
sixteen passengers, to PUG, Corral & Go.
British steamship Peer Of the Realm, at 4
D. m, Nicholson master, % days from Gibral-
tar, to ShultZ d Go.
mander.
The bark Hanne Selnner, previously report
ed arrived for orders, has sailed for Pensa-
cola.
SOUTHWEST PASS Nov. %, s p. m.-Wind
west, fresh Weather clear and cool
No arrivals or departures.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
AN Encendiary Fire I'm Philadelphia
Pound Head on n Railway.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-This morning a
large brick building, with extensive buck
buildings, on Fifty fourth street and Column
ba Avenue, owned by Geo. E, Hall, was
totally destroyed by fire. The loss will reach
$40 900; insured for $4,000 in the Fire Asso-
citation, Lyconing and Franklin companies.
The fire was evidently the work OF an lncen~
diary.
John Shaw, residing at No. 1920 Wilday
street, was found dead on Wednesday night
on the track of the Spruce end Pine Street
Railroad, near Maiden Lane. It is thought
he wns fouly dealt with and placed upon the
track. Tho driver and conductor Of cor No.
II were placed under arrest, and post NOR
tenn examination ordered.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
The south Carolina Mountaineering
Overcome squad of Revenue Ohl'
cers-Prompt MEASURES TO ne Taker


WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Collector Brayton,
of Colnmbia, SC, telegraphs to Commissioners
Ralm as follows:
Capt Hoffman telegraphs that his detach-
ment of the revenue force was surrounded
last night in the house where they were stop
ping, in Abbeville county, near the Georgia
line and ordered to leave tho county ny q
band of armed men, at least forty in number
Their lives were threatened, and several
shots were fired It is believed the efforts OF
the farmer with whom they were staying
saved them The officers have Withdrawn to
Abbevlle Court-House, and are awaiting re-
Inducements. I have ordered warrants for
the arrest Of the offenders, which will be OBJ
tained and executed. Special Deputy Collec-
tor Sanford reports the seizure to-day, neal
Spartanburg, Of two horses, Il wagon, sev~
enty gallons OF whisky and the arrest Of the
two blOCkaders.
The commissioner replied as follows:
I had entertained high hopes that the OIL
GERS of internal revenue would meet with nc
further armed resistance In your district, but
in this J have been disappointed. Reinforce
Capt. Hoffman sufficiently to enable him to
overcome all resistance and thoroughly police
Abbevlle county, making oil proper seizures
and arrests. wish it distinctly understood
that 7 will oppose any further amnesty i1
vour State. Offenders must expect to be
prosecuted to the full extent Of tho law.