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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13

same, whenever the funds are tnithe
Treasury. sabjectIto credit oftise Gen.
IierAl Fund.- t3ra ,ysma4be1 oil /
The report Of Commissioperss ap.
pointed I'd let out the Lbuilding title
bridge across Beaver Crssk was re-
ceived, aud based upon said report, It
N1 Rs.ol lses rhssasa liz President of the
Police Jury be ladtl6rized TO Issue the
contractor, w, liza Rahdelpll, "a war;
rant on the Treasury for the sum, Of
500, payable out Of the Bridge fluid,
| ID soon al there aFe funds, the CORE
tractor hnvingt given bond TO keep the
said bridge in goes good repair for i five I've
years. :" '''
let out repairs on Loyd's Bridge havs,
ing bee. received, jttwas oe,a
|, Resolpsd, That the President Of tha
Police Jury be authorized t6 issue a
warrant to the contracfos, Vim. RAN
Idoipii, for the ssnn IF $500 payable
tout of tile bridge fund, ~ boon as there
are funds IN the Treasury. lost, sSH ~
r., On motion Of MIR. Smith, nt avss |
tia ResoIsed, That the sum Of 5000 be
paid to- B. H. Randolph, out Of the
bridge fund whenever therc are funds
lin the, Treasury, for repairing 1.-The
bridge across Clickasay Bayou ooeds
On motion of Mr., kabat, q -" -
Resdlred,, That Che Rigolet public
road be 80 changed asfto commence at
itke line dividing the Parishes of Grant
] and Rapides, following the road lead.
ing BY the residence Of Mrs., Cherino,
to its Junction with. the road leading
from Thomas Hill TO lite junction will
the road leading from Thomas Hilltte
the Rigolet bridge, aud that the hand'
belonging to the road leading to til.
IRigoiet bridge and al the Hands living
Oh the new road work the two roads
fanu belt .boiaa~ q G0itosi Ia asaf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-12
Ezt, TcsuyiUS.

Should an eruption occur In this
volcano. and cause the destruction If
one half of the inhabitants who live
in the vicinity, the remainder. who
barely escape with their lives. imme-
diately o back upon the half-cooI-
ed lava, and there live in constant
fear Of another eruption, foolIshIy
fancying that the only teuantable Eor-
ton Of the earth rests within the
shadow of the great volcano. Thig
fairly illustrates the fore of hab-
it, and the per,ieteucy with which
people cling to opinions when once
formed. For example, Or. PitrCe's
Golden Medical Discovery cures in
ciDient consumption, coughs. colds.
and all affections OF the liver and
blood, yet some s!i!i depend upon
physiniHHs and remedies that have
naught bat releatea failures to which
they caH refer. Aud although Or.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is sold
under a positive guarantee to cure
those weaknesses peculiar to women.
and Notwithstanding that thousands
Of wOmen bear testimony as to its
efficacy, and the TRUTH Of all statements
made concerning II, many yet submit
TO the use Of cau=tic and the knife
Again, Or Picrce's Pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets, no larger than mustard
seeds, will positively cure conatipa
ton. where 1t j. dependent upon tyS-
pppsia or torpid liver !; yet some still
for relief upon the "biue pilI'
huge doses of drastic cathartiC medi-
In the face of such facts. can we
wonder at the blindness of the poor
Italians &?
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-12
A Ss3ION PURE.

Among the good and faithful
rcadiustcrs of the House of Delc~
gates special mention should be
made of Mr.. A. j. Taylor, of Flu~
vana. On all measures anC in all
elections, at all times and under
oil circumstances he has been faith
ful and true TO his Professions
Even when at times there seemed
TO be Generalization and defections
in our ranks he has stood as finn
as jackson, and has earned for him
self tie honorable name Of the
StcnCwall Rcadiuster. Last week
during the contest over the vacant
Rcat Of Judge Guigon, deceased,
when others seemed TO give up the
contest for Necson as hopeless, he
arose and said, "Mr. Speaker, l
did have some idea of voting for
Christian, bat / have inst leaned
that he has been sleeping with
Gen. Bradley T. Johnson, and l
now cast my vote for James Nee~
SON Fluvana las honored her
self in sending Mr.. Taylor to the
House and she will not only hon
or herself again, but promote the
onward march Of readjustment by
returning him to the next House Of
Delegates, if he should be willing
tc accept a reelection. His vigil
auce and industry are Of the first
order, and he is always at the post
Of duty. Always attentive to bu-
s~incss, always present when either
House or Committee may be in
session, he Las been one Ct tie
mcst valuable and reliable members
Of this General Assembly. When
thcPoPularmcmber from Bucking~
ham, eudeavorcd TO have a good
tat slice OF "Old Flu" cut off and
added to his own county Mr.. Tay-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-12
Terrible Work Of "a Tornado in
Casey Ounfy E<y-Seyprai Lives
Lost and S50,0oO Dam
age Done,

LOUISVILLE. March "A stamford.
KY. sprc!a! 10 tie CCurjcr- Jolhrnui
says a terrible tornado, with q
width Of four hundred yards. swept
through Casey county between tne
hours uf tu and three Saturday after.
noon, doing frighJfuI damage in The
uejghb0rh0Gd o Rich Hi and Nj.
Olive. The whole of tie family Of
Vincent " psIey, living near Rich
Hill, consisting e.! himself, wife. two
grown daughters and a boy named
Sloan, his nephew, aud William Say
ior, q I~eighhof stopping ST his hOl!Sr
were Ei,ird outright. Another mzn
named R'chnri!sDu hsA his shoulder
AMI collar bone frightfuiIy crusueG.-
Mrs. Wtsiey'5 body WIS biu"n 900
yards and her clothing was entirely
stripped #. Fac I've daughters were
carried fifty yards, aud were found
locked in each others arms The
father and nephew were ftarfuiiy
maugietI, and a!i must have been kill
ed Oy the FIST force III tie tempest
The dwelling, stables and Out.hoU>es
were blown eaursiy aEgv, the logs
being rcatter-d many yards &nd the
hearth aud foundation stones blown
from their places.
IN The Vicinity Of Mt. Olive, Mrs
Morgan, wife If John W. Morgan,
Vas kjisrd. The dwelling and cat
houses IF +. Floyd were completely
swept away ami the tilniolB scattered
~ every direction.
In the village Of Mt Olive several
houses were swept away ana the r.
nItiuGrr otherwise injured Fences
were blnwn away along the whole
course of The tornado, the posts ana
rails of fences being drawn out and
torn into s]uIiutels and utterly destroy
ed Large trees were twisted from
their roots aud carried hundreds of
yards.
\ considerable number Of horses,
cattle aud other stock and nearly all
the pouutry ia it@ c.4l~e were Killed.
The ~p"cuniary damage is not less
than $50. 0J0.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-12

in the tree tops. JAS, back of the
town is q large brick yard "here men,
women and children ~congr~gated in
scores, and climbing uPoa the BRICK
kilns remained, vainly calling fer
help through all that dreary, dismal
night. When morning came there
we're boats manned by strong arms
and brave hearts aeHt to their escue
1t was a pitifui sight. and vet a joy
full one. There were half clad wo
men and children, without stocking
or snoe, shivering with cold and
drenched with rain, whose eyes were
gIistening in tears OF gratitude for
their escape and restoration 10 the
embrace of anxious relatives and
friends who prayed through the fear
ful watches of the night for their
safety-and there was a reunion that
morning such as is not often exp ri
enced this side OF Heaven.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-12

a ,pearrd before it aud announced that
owing to the food OF coupons now
pouring into the Treasury Of the
State, it was impossible for him TO
run the Government, there vas then
only SI03 50 10 the Treasury. Since
the first day OF October last, owing
to the low price. coupons had poured
into the Treasury to the amount of
S734.523, or nearly Z of one million.
There were then out and over due
1864 40. more Of them, and these
we're coming rapidly in. On the
1st of July next 100000 more Of
them would mature. There was due
from the taxes of last year only about
a million of dollars. and no money
was coming in. The State was then
due the Banks sI75 600, which would
have to be paid this month, and the
bdAho iidU lEiuSEd ~ ltAE dllDtllEt
dollar to the Commonwealth. Under
these circumstances he found it una~
bic even TO furnish supply money
to the asylums and unless the Legis.
Iature would require the l~icence tax
to be paid in money, the State Gov
eminent could not be run. In other
words the Funding bill had locked
the wheels of Government and the
whole machine was about 70 burst -
The bill was promptly reported and
passed the House by . large majority.
SENATOR MARSHALL
has shown me letters from both Sena-
tors Daniel and Lee fully establishing
the fact that he did not ask Senator
Daniel if he should vote for the Bar
bour Bill, but voted of his own accord
against it. l SEE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-12

The peace Of Europe seems to
have been practically assured
England has used her fleet TO men,
ace Russia, and the Gar has prov
en- himself as wise in diplomacy as
he is potent in the field. Turkey
seems now more the friend of
Russia than Of England, and while
the terms of peace, as MADE pub
lie. are such as England cannot
oppose in the face of the world, it
Is quite likely there are secret ar,
rangcmerts Of which England will
not be permitted to know until too
late.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-12
THE C~ALJFONNiA FLOODS.
y Night oF Terror at SacgaTn"ss-
t0-Bhe sown 0G Washing
ton submerged.

The following extracts from a let
ter written by w. \. Hcnry, Eco. Of
Sacramento, H. MS sister in ST. Louis,
viii be found Of interest as 8 graphite
illustration of The late terrible rain
storms IN the Sacramento Valley.
SACRAMENTO. Feb. 20 Since my
last letter to Brother Alfred We have
had a succession Of heavy rain storms
and gales, with occasional interviews
ing sunshipc-a day or two at a time.
I have never before Witnessed any~
.hing to equal it. Il has been grand,
sublime, sometimes Ee-spIrlng ana
fearful. For than 100 miles up
and down the Valley of tie Sacra-
meuto great damage has been suf-
trred trees have been ]uprOcred,
dwellings,, barns and fences have
been demolished and swept away by
the waves of an inland ocean, the
bed of which three month ago Vas as
dry as a p0wder-housc, Twenty
millions Of dollars would lie a low
reslIy rba 8,m,da is fr,ybtfnI and
;N~c,f,,,ahla rbe rivers rose toa
haigSt nnyar h.1nra known or io,ao
;maS C,cr,manta Cny-,rntsnIsI
by leveeS-several times barely es~
1880 -, totaI ds.irpotior
,hi.,u LIo.Ls - tha
1917. "ra e ,ha o,,u aro nm
.o"e! P''''''' % IL. .SaL,aa e.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-12
+ and COMMENT.

A terrible wind storm occurred at
Atlanta, Ga, last Sunday, doing con
eiderahle d amage e. The Episcopal
Church was wrecked while the con-
giegation Was worshiping, and eigh-
teen persons were seriously wounded.
Tie Virginia Legislature ~adjourns
uext Thursday. Gov. Holiday has
tern TO pieces the winters work Of
10th iiCusgs.
4 peace meeting in London was
broken up 10y a mob last Sunday
Lord BeaconstieId was cheered, and
Dir. Gladstone and his wife. on their
way to church, were compelled to take
refuge in the house OF q friend.
Two tons Ct gold and fifteen tons Of
silver has bCen received at the mint in
Philadelphia. Active preparations are
Icing made for the coinage Of the new
silver dollar.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-12
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-12

SENATOR SMITH S little bill to APP
point Gov. Holiday, Lieut.. Gov.
Walker, Speaker Allen and Attor,
ncy Gen. Field Commissioners to
treat with the creditors, las passed
the Senate, but will likely meet
with a rough sea in the House.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-12

The bill TO allow the people to
vote next fall whether they wish a
convention WAS probably passed by
the House yesterday.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-12
Death of Commodore Win. &.
WhEgtle.
[LyRchburg Firginian.l


Commodore VIM @. white died
at the residence Of his 5~on-in-law,
Mr.. Coles Terry, in Roanoke county.
Va, Wednesday. Of paralysis, il the
sev~enty-third year OF bis aye. lie
entered the United States navy in
1920 and served on a Number Of ves~
sells and made many cruises. HI,
last cruise was on the coast Of Africa
IN 1854, in command Of the United
States Sioop-oi- war Dals, where he
a active in the suppression OF the
slave trade On the BREAKING out Of
the war be resigned his commission
and entered the service Of the Con
lederata States, and was active dH.in9
the entire struggle. II one TINE be-
was in command at New Ocir.Ha.-
Since the war he has lived NEST ,f
the time in Buchanan lie ~a>
son Of tie late ~Forte.qua Whit e,
many years a prominent shipping
merchant o. Norfolk. lie vas BON
in that city. and was q bruthe~ Of
Bishop White Of this diocese, He
leaves several children among them
Capt. w. c. Waffle, commander Of
the Bay Line Steamer Florida.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-12

TIE festival Of Mardi-Gras has
been more generally observed in the
United States this year than ever
before. At Memphis, Mobile and
New Orleans the pageants were par>
ticuIarly attractive, and the process
sions splendid beyond precedent,
whilst at St. Louis and even in the
usual staid and sober city Of Phila~
delphia the genius of mirth and rev,
eIry ruled the hour. The growing
endency for the observance of thi,
feas. Of unreason shows that there is
sound ~philosophic truCh in the old
djsfiuch,-
4 little nonsense now and then
Is relish'd by the wisust men.
-KHoGUtiie TriLUae.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-12

LIKE an unruly colt Gov. Holli,-
day has kicked over the entire
work of the Legislative session.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-12
Look to EOur Interest,

BY calling at Robert Plies est bliah-
ment, corner Main aad Bridge SITS.
when you want q Saddle, Harness.
Collar, OF Bride. aud You will save
money by Obtaining good work at low
prices. nov 20. Tiff
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-12
Our Richmond Letter.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
RICHMOND, March 9Th, 1873. }

Saturday nlSht; LIE i"o' O"N
session is here, and the House has
before it the revised Criminal laws as
that revision comes from the Senate.
Il is a very v0lumDiouS document,
and wherever practicable substitutes
the cheap remedy Of the lash for the
the expensive luxury of the Peniten-
tiary. It is likely to pass without
further amendment and to become a
law.
The bill to change the compensa-
tion of county T~reasurers failed. be
cause it provided for allowing a re-
bate Of FIVE per cent. to those who
pay their taxes before the LIST day OF
December. This is of course the
moneyed class, and as they pay in
! coupons, now at a discount Of so per
cent. it was deemed an outrage to
allow them further discount of 5 per
cent. leaving us poor devils who pay
in money. to pay dollar for dollar. l
~endeavored to amend the bill so as TO
allow a rebate of ten per cent, to
those who shall pay prior to Deem
Der first in lawful money Of the u. ).
We fought the enemy for severa!
hours on this plainly proper PROPOSE
ton and it WAS defeated. How any
one could vote against such a prOpo-
giUion | cannot see, bat strange as 1t
is, it was voted down and defeated by
votes of persons calling themselves
readjusters.
The House to-day passed to its en-
grossment a bill to submit to the
people at the next November cleo
ton, the question whether they wish a
CONVENTION.
II was engrossed by a vote OF 6O to
so. and will doubtless be passed on
Monday. What the Senate may do
with the bill is a little uncertain.
0,;no,on;mn,od di.on..ioo oroso
a few days ago, over a proposition
made by Mr.. Ficklen to Instruct the
Finance Committee to report a BIZ.
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inc three nar rent interest. and to
h ron.favohIe nv State counties or
toa,,, The r,f,pdcd honGs . re
olrorol n ho f,ndaJ nc Of 1871ip
ordar 10 Mace them on q f]ootiug or
~onpeIity with tha refunded hands
Non.intarost b~aarino certificates
,orabIo rho rIaos,ro of tho Co,-
ersl Assembly. are to be Given far the
oocrrod md ,,,oi5 ;ntorest mn 70
IuIy : 1873. the date Of the new
bonds New bonds Gre not to he issncd
until boo-d comnoeod of rho Cam.
miss :oners Of the SINKING Fund and
tho A.o~nou Go,oroI sbou cort;fv
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-12
THE csWHTFTE'''

Sewing Machine is the easiest seIlisg and best
satisfying in the market. II has 4 very large
shuttle makes the lock stitch is simple in CON
e%truction very light rprrirg. and almost nois-
less. Il il almost Impossible for other machines
sell in direct competition with the WHITE
y gents Hnstcsa. 'ppiy for terms to 81 Hiie
acwiuE Machine 90. CIGvPEnud, d.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-12

e n Extra Fine Mixed d'arHa, with
Ia name, so cts, postpaid. J.. JONES &
Co, Nassau, NsE York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-12
THE STATE DEAD LOCK

announced by the Auditor on last
Tuesday produced a sensation, and
brought the stoutesr funders to very
plain thinking. The Auditor re-
quested TIE Joint Finance Committee
Of the two Houses to meet, and he
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04
Gvclnnas.

The resalt of the cyclone at Rich moud. Ray couHy. Missouri was. twenty persons killed or morally injured, eigbsy-ihgee badly hart, .seveu1y-one. houses and contents en- tifely swept asa and abous lhirp' badly wrecked, involving loss of over Ses 000.
 The eQa d Canton. China, re- DOTS eorscut at S5aa ts.lAs a terrible tornado passed 0vee that city on the llth of Apra last. czls- lng great lesFucton of liiis andprop- erty. The average breadth of the 'gack lefl 5y the tornado is 800 feet. The United States Consulate was lest beyond the nack of the storm, and no American property was damaged. ln che naaye city 1t is estimated that 10,e00 persons were killed Owing to the narrowness of the streets the work of removing the dead bodies from the wreck nude slow progress and would take several weeks to ac- c5mplish. The weather was very hot, and the fearful stencn from decoin- posing bodies Ied many to fear the outbreak of a pestilenee.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04
SAFE CORRAL
AFTER

After tbe shower, tbe tranquil sun;
 After the snow the emerald leaves Shining stars waea the day is done;
 After the harvest, golden sheayes Alter tine cloud, the violet sky;
 After che tempest, the hull of wave; Quiet woods when lhe winds go by;
 After lhe battle peaceful graves; After the kueli, the wedding-bells;
 After the bud, the radiant rose; Joyful greeting from sad farewelis;
 After oar weeping, sweet repose; After rhe burden, the blissful need;
 After the liight, the doWny nest; After the farroU, the waking seed;
 Alter Che shadowy river, rest.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

The Pacific Coast Timbfir Land bills have eeen approved by Eae Pres ident, and will be operative as soon as the Interior Department shall have prescribed regulations aud instrae- lions for the local land offices. The one which effects Arizona authorizes timber ito be taken For mining and domestic purposes osly from the min eral lands. "
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04
c. 4. sWAsEY.

Justice of the peace, Notary Public.
 -~-AED---
 Colnnssioner of Deeds for all the
 Pacific States and Territories. Offers his services to Buyers and se l~r, Of mil'es. and to iocatess and owners who wlsss to procure patents t0 ihtis claims alo tp those wanting deeds eol tracts, liens power cf Attorney notes bills letters os instruments of any kind l. writing and for lhe vegilieation ol oatls and affirmation aiad taking Of aeknowi- edgements. He will always be found in bis office g. tue Pioneer News Depot.
 Broad St. Globe City, d. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

4. B. StockwelI Of New York, formerly president of the Pacific bIais Steamship company, has been adiu dlcaIed bankrupt with Liabilities os-
 S1.000 GOO.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

If 2 tax of $100 be placed on ev cry Chlnaman landing in Caidorma, the imperial authorities at Pekio threaten to impose similar saN On Americans landing in China.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

General BonReSille, who gfadaa- ted rom West Point in 1S15. one of the oldest officers of the arla died at Fort Smith. Arkansss. Jal 12th, aged s5.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

The Tucson Star says: The in- corporation act, ln favor of the Je- smt Fathers, passed by the New Mexico legislature. has been annulled by the Senate of the Unlted States. r
 five are correctly informed the U. 5. Senate is not olnnipotent. Y e understand that the House is q eo- ordinate branch of the national c0n- gress and in order to negative Ter rIt0rlal law t requires the concur- rent action of both house
 The incorporation acsreferred to IS precisely the saIne in character as tho one rendering the Presbyterian church e Santa lfe body polite, as also those incorporating the Christl- an Brothers and Sisters of Loretto, of same Territory.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

s The Enterprise has the following:
 It htyng been determined that the location of the receul stage robbery was not in Iavapal county, Deputy U. $. Marshal Evans left by this mornings stage for Yuma, taking with him Jack Swilling and Andrew Kirby. charged wish the crime. To settle the location, c. $. Surveyor C. B. Foster, vas sent to Nicken- burg and made q survey of che coan- ty liue, and telegraphed the result of his findings, winch occasioued the hasty departure of the Marshal This invalidates the action of the Grand Jury and examination before the Commissioner, and will necessate neW proceedings m Yuma
 4 postof6ce has been established at Mesowlle, PinM county, A T.. with Josephine Dodsou as poatmis- ness