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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-27
VOTE FOR A CONSTITU.
TIONAL CONVENTION.
IN. O. Democrat.)

The following from the New
Iberia Sugar. Bo1ol is we'll worthy
of considera ton by all :; it is con.
elusive proof, il proof be needed.
of the intense popular desire for a
constitutional convention. Iberia
is q parish largely interested in
sngar-t lanting, and contains many
Of the largest plantations in the
State its people are conservative
10 their ideas and views. yet it
would seem, for the Sugar Boam
Is a true representative OF the PEG
pie Of the parish. arc anxious Tor a
constitutional convention. As for
the Sugar. Boaul. it ia scarcely ne
ce-sary 10 say that it is the lead-
ing ayr cultural paper Of the State.
devoted to the interests OF sugar
planting and opposed to agitation
of any kind that would damage
the agricultural interests of the
state. lis bold position on the
convention question is an able Az.
swer to the excuses Of those who
opposed the convention on the
ground that it might unsett!e labor
and irjure our planting interests.
Since our last legislature proved
a complete abortion, and instead
of euucting measures of reform ac-
tualiy played into the hands Of the
lottery and other rings, while
seeking to appease the wrath OF
the people by submitting to their
vote, at the next election. a lot of
amendments TO the constitution
which do not touch the vital points
and bring Us the reform so inper-
a'ively demanded, the Franklin
Enterprise, edited BY A. c. Allen,
Esq, a talented young lawyer, has
made a proposition, looking to the
relief Of the people of the State,
which deserves attention. His
proposition is this That the peo-
pie, all over the State, refrain
from voting Cor the proposed
amendments, hut instead there-
Of vote directly for a conven-
ton, and at The same time. elect
their delegates" He adds And
if The people adopt this plan in
every parish, the' is no power on
earth that can thwart their wills
thus expressed" While this mode
of proceeding might be considered
somewhat irregular, yet, rs the
people are sovereign. and the
whole fabric of government rests
upon the "consent of the gov
erned," we have no doubt of the
happy Termination of such course.
Therefore, we shall give it our
support, aud hope every democrat
ic and conservative journal in the
State will do the same. Let 10
man be nominated for the I.cgis<
lature who, in advance, will no,
pledge himself to favor the calling
Of constitutional convention, 10
enable US to get rid OF the monop-
oIics which gre ruling and running
Louisiana.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-27

WANTER.--By Il young lady, who
has passed her examinations in the Pub
lie Schools of New Orleans, Il position as
teacher, or visiting g"vcrnrSs III Il private
family, salary not Il matter of 8 ,ch i'm
portanco as an agreeable situation. APP
ply ut the SENTINEL apl13-7S.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-27

AS Il Remedy for Indigestion, Liver
Disturbance, Nervous Debility, Consti-
patton, Languor, Headache, and all IL
regularitios Of tho bowels, DR.. Hartcr's
Elixir OF Wild Cherry stands without a
rival in the World. For aalc BY al drug
sists.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-27
FEELING BAD.

A number of our contemporaries
who did all in their power, Which
Was not great. to aid the ]egis!a-
tuTe in lhwar,ing the will oftbe peo>
PIE, are evidently alarmed at the
movement of the Radical politi-
clans in their respective localities.
These journals, iguorantly or
corrupt|y, have pursued q proper
policy calculated to destroy their
own party, and, after creating the
ruins, are now trying to whistle
down the tangib ghost cf the en-
envy that has appeared to wander
through its old hannts.
For our part, we have sane
TONED no measure, advocated no
policy save that which would d.
rcct|y or remotely benefit our par
u. We consider the principles
Of Democracy to be essential TO
the happiness and welfare Of the ci,i
zens of Louisiana, and we know
them to be masquerade from his
constitutional liberty. Hence we
have .toutly resisted every meas
ure, aud they have been innumcr-
able; which set Of imp'icahle
dreamers. or sbrewd corruut men
have injected into the policy OF the
party in this commonw alth dur
ing the past seventeen months.
The fruits of the policy Of "affi!-
iation. compromise and Conserva>
tism.''- a misnomer and fraud
are, from the tone OF those jour
nails to which we refer. ripening.
and as usual, we are TO gather. in
misery, crop OF dcmen'ed indie
pendents, or ful!-b'owu Radicals.
OF course gentlemen, the Radi-
calls and negroes are preparing to
capture the State, hut-did you
not tell the people that Radicnli, m
and nigge,i, was dead! Is not
this live and kicking enemy. whose
dark and devious ways 70 are
alarmed at and complai, ed Of the
corpsc of iniq1ity slain in manly
contes, in 1875. and g:'lv nized 20
life ard activity by year of po|iti
Gal trickery aud bargaining u?
You can't whistle this creature
Of your own hand work down the
wind. II confro IS Us armed with
your shortcomings and mailed with
your idiotic policy.
Have you thought Of your re-
spopsibillty should adica]ism sue
coed in wrestling our State from
the hands Of its neople? We tell
you that the chances for such a
calamity are in the game. Should
it be the misfortune Of our pcopl
to lave TO submit to even four
years more Of the past wrul ten,
We can trathfnl!y say, and it is no
self satisfaction either, that ur
humble Efforts were cxertcd to avert
|'it. Had these now thoroughly
frightened journalists learned wis
dom from snckling babes they
would live easier in co1scienc"
and frmer is courage than their
now alarmed EXPRESSIONS show
them to be Observation-Disclosures
ae cob pr nt,Dg! job print
ing! !' exclaimed Mrs. Par ting,on
t. @ other day. as she peet'cd over
her spectac'es at the advertising
pages Of country paper. HPoor
joo! they've kept him printing
week after week. ever since
learned TO read, and if he WASH,
the paticn,est maA that ever wa,
he never could have stood it so
! In,r nr,I,r,y
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-27
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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-27

4 trial package of DR.. A. q Simmons
Liver Medicine costs you nothing, and
may save your life. Ask for one at Mum
f"rd's or Brooks Drug Store.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-27

Eliza Pinkston, the negro woman
whom Sherman, Stanely Mathews, Gar
field, ct al, put mp to swearing the New
Orleans Returning Board through their
trouble, is reported to be OIL her way
here to accept position in the Treasury
Department, OH tho ground of being
d crippled Union soldier Cha ha ha y and
personal friend Of Secretary Sherman.
She is the only prominent republican
connected with the "counting in" Of His
fraudulen cy, RI therford Hayes, who has
not as yet been rewarded with u lucra-
tive position ANDERSON.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-27

SPECIAL .NOTICE.-We are
crs OF the outstanding, claims an
edncssrs due to the late firm
Fischer l. Co.
The Citizens of East Pelican.
Cnuprr, and Wilkinson Count
Will find it to their interest IN,
age to open up a trade with lis
Grrs from abroad promptly. and
filled.
- Highest market price pal
ton
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-27

A trial pack age Of DR.. A. Q. Simmons
Vegetable Liver Medicine car be had
free of charge. at Mumford's or Brooks
Drug Store.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-27
ottonadcs.
Jeans, Dcnims, Tic)y

--'ngs by the yard or nif
We invite an inspection Of J
assortment of Ladies, Childr1
an! Boys Hosiery, and Kid Clio
Thread, Gauntlets, Ties, Fill,
broiderics Laces, Rnchings, ca
dies Ready-made Under wear,
tnmery, Toilet, Articles, and moi
lie have on hand also, fresh
selected, stock of Clothing, Boo
Hats and Caps and general as
of gentlemcns underwear and Fl
goods.
Dealers in Fancy and Staple
Provisions, western Produc
Plantation Supplies. Asen1
the renowned Singer Sewi
Machine and its variou
attach ments.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-27
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agree
able, healthy,
and efectual
for preserv-
ing the hair.
Faded or gray
'hair is soon
restored to its
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-27
AUGUs|
NJ u y . SAses
3, w. Corner or rro.
Streets.
BAYOU sara,

IL at prices conformity, s.e|
times, full and complete Gn"
goods, Ladies' Dress Goods u,
er's articles, and a general as sa'|
fancy and staple dry goods: "'''|
Victoria Lawns,
Nainsooks, Swiss
Mulls, Piques, Bib,
op Lawns, Linen n
Dross Linens, n
ques, Grcna- !
dines, Organdy
Muslins, French
Percales, Irish Lin
ems, Bobbinet I'D
Laces and Cul
ty. Umbrel-
las, assorted styles
ana qualities. Cali
cos, Bleachcd Cotto|
Cambrics, Shed
Ch:tdrens Cad
Gents
sCassimercs
& ottonadcs,
Jeans, Dcnims. Ticl
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-27

DAY Rum, Imported and domestic.
- At q. ID. u, OOkS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-12

REPAIRISG.-Commodore Armstrong
OF the Monitor Towboat CompAnyyis now
during the low water season, putting the
Nail City and Monitor 10 condition oil
thorough repair. The Monitors machin,
cry will be thoroughly oyerhRuled and
she will be painted. By the way, that
boat Is model Of neatness; her cabin Il
kept As clean and cory looking as If shs
were passenger packet Her cook room
raises no qualms in mans stomach orer
his prospective dinner. Everything Il
provided that Is promotiye Of the COM
Tort Of the employees. The Commodore
is also rsnoyating the Nail City, lately
purchased from the Wheeling Towboai
and Barge Company, from deck to hurri.
cane. Her guards are being remodeled
to suit the special business Of the com,
pany. All the repairs will partake Of
that thoroughness which Is characteristic
Of the Captain General Of the company.
The Monitor Towboat Company have
built up an immenSe business In very
few years. Some Eve or six years ago
they commenced business with an indiffer'
ent towboat and Two barges. Now they
have two OF the best toWboats oil their
class on the Ohio river, and their two
barges have grown into feet Of forty.
nine. The company do large business
10 lumber and railroad ties, procured
mostly 10 the L,ttle KAnaWha region.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-12

MARRIED AGAIs.-It will be remem-
bered that Charlie Furbi-h, he OF the
Fifth Ayenne Combination notoriety,
became involved in domestic quarrel
with his wife, Mrs. George Langley, she
who successfully portrayed the character
Of the blind girl Louise" 10 the 1.-TWO
Orphans" As result, divorce follow.
ed shortly after the appearance in this
city, two years sgo, Of the Farbish com
pany, under the management Of Col
Jim. Hamilton, at the Opera
House. Mrs. Kurdish, or 'iieor.
gle Langley" in stage nomenclature, once
more was free from the bonds Of wedlock
She did not mourn long for her husband
from whom she had been divorced. MOI
much. She was made Of sterner stuff
and at once looked around for an eligible
partner. She soon found one Of the male
persuasion who suited her taste, and moi
long after her divorce from Mr.. Furbish
she again married, her husband being q
Massachusetts man OF some meaus
Thus the matter rested, until few
days since, when Mr.. Charles Kurdish
the divorced husband Of "Georgis Lang
ley" married the sister Of his former
divorced wife, who il no less personage
than Miss "Dolly Pike" who played the
role OF "Henriette" to Miss "Langley's"
Louise" in the 1.-Two Orphans" Miss
Pike is a charming lady both on
and of the stage, is possessed Of
6ne social qualities, Is an educated and
refined lady, and while Mr.. Furbish's
friends in this city, whose names are lie.
gion, heartily condoled with him in his
domestic trouble with his frat wife, they
now heartily congratulate him in max.
ing the selection he did for second
sharer OF his Joys and SORROWS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-12

NEW YORK, July 1l.-Flour-Firmer
suptrfne, western and State s. 50aS 90,
common to good 81 0Oa4 80, good to choice
81 35a5 rs, white wheat extra IS S0as 80,
extra ohio::$i Ooa5 75ist Louis 81 00a7 90,
Minnesota patent process So 00a7 rs. Wheat
Firm; No. 2 spring 81 o., No. do at
81 oSal %, ungraded red western winter
81 GOAL 10, No. 2 do 81 II, new No. amber
81 l0a1 y, ungraded white 81 05al os, No.
5 do 81 0311al 0s. Rye-Quiet and IN.
changed; rejected Csc. Barley and Malt
Nominally unchanged. Corn-Qniet; IN.
graded 4Saisc, No. 8 at 46c, steamer 46a
4sc, No. . at A. 1faisc, round yellow 621lIc,
steamer white ACC. Oau-Actiye and o
shade higher; No. 2, SAC, do white 35ha
SEC, No. ! do 341faS5c, do white S91fa42jsc,
western mixed at S4aS5c, white western
SSaSsc, mixed State 35c, No. 2 Chicago
$50. Hay-steady at 45a55e. Hops-Firm;
eastern and western 7al0c. Coffee DE.
mand fair aud market firm. Sugar-Firm:
fair to good refining 71ss71sc. Molasses =
steady and unchanged. Kice- Demand
fair aud market firm. WhiSky-Sl OK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-12

CINCINNATI, July 11.-Cotton-Quie
and steady atllHe. Flour-steady ant
unchanged. Wheat-strong and higher
new at 75S93c. Corn-Quiet at 40a42c
oa,s-Dul and lower at 26a2ec. Rye
STEADY ut 55a57c. Barley-Steady and IN
changed. Pork-NominAlly unchanged
at 50 75al0 90. Lard--ln good demand
and prices a shade higher; current max,
SO S5a6 80, closing at outside asked; kettle
7ka7Hc. Bulk Meats-afonger: should
ers 60, short rib IS IS asked cash, sales Al
IS s0a5 s2H buyer July, short clear IS 90
Baeon-In good demand at 53ta6Ita6Zc
Butter-Dull and unchanged. Linseed oil
-DuiI at 5la5Sc. Whisky-Steady and In
good demand ut 81 Q5.
aoGs-Demaud fair and prices higher
common s. 50aS 90, light 81 0oa4 rs, pack
Ing 81 loa4 IS, butchers 81 4oa4 so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-12
GoNMIsIoNER's NsrIcE-AccouNT

COMMISSIONERS ssTIcE-AccouNr.
State Of West vlrvlnI., City Of Wheeling.
Stephen Ripley, Sergeant Of the City Of Wheeling
William MeSAbb, Thomas b. Motr.,, George B,
Caldwell, truStee, and John Robertson, trustee.
In ChIneery.
By decree entered BY aid Court on the 26th
Day Of June, A, D. ISIS, In the shove entitled
ciuse, itisreltrTed 10 the undergrad Commisfien-
er Of aid Court 10 take state and rsPor an account
showing:
FIN: The lmount the pl,intHIn this cause It
entitled y recover By reason Of the natter -,
forth In aid bill.
Eteond. The property on which the judgment
and execution mentioned In tbs blu retrospective
" lieuS.
Third. Ths respective liens on the property men,
TONED 10 MD bill and the plperS In the cause,
their amounts and priohlisl, Ind what portions Of
nd property they are respectively liens upon. !.
Fourth. Any other natter specially stated
deemed pertinent 10 the CommIItlonor, of required
By any Of the parties 10 interest.
Notice 10 hereby given that have dxed upon
Saturday, July 27tn, 1873, Al 10 o'clock A. H., a.
the time, and my ONCE, No. l322 Chapllne street,
In the ety Of Wheellng a the place. Tor Ascertain-
log and stating the matters rfeTred In aid Sc
count. WI, W, C0RDEN,
Commissioner Of the Municipal Csurio Of wheeling.
7. J. HuaES, eolleltor for PlAintid Ig7i-Th
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-12

CHICAGO, July Il.7Flour-steady bui
firm. Wheat-Active, firm and higher, No
Chicago spring e7c, No. =, 96If cash
96ha96Nc July, SHas41Ic August, sc
september, No. 8 at s7as7tfc. Corn-Ac
tive, firm and higher at 39Kc cash, 3s9<a
500 July, SssSa3sNc August, SS,saSs1Sc
September, rejected S6xc. 0ats-Demand
fair and prices higher; 26Nc cash, 2iJSa
25cJuly, 22kc August, 22Xc September
rejected zoe. Rye-ln good demand and
prices shade higher at acc. Barley
and higher; 8 45 cash, % soaS;sa1 Angus.
50 621a9 IS September. Lard-Fairly &C.
tive and shade higher at SO s0a6 92If cash,
So 95a6 SIX August, 81 02Iia7 05 septem'
Der. Bulk Neat Fairly active and q
shade higher shoulders 4sSc, short rib511Sc,
short clear SIC. Whisky-Steady and IN.
changed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-12

Al our Grand Extraordinary DrAWinss are IN.
der the supervision and management VI GEMS,
@. 7. BEAUREG ARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
jyl0-W, Saw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-12

MnrAKES PoLIoY.-To neglect ones
health and premonitory symptoms Of dis.
ease until some disorders IL fastened up
on you which cannot be removed. II you
have Bowel Complaint, attend 10 1t at
once-if DysenterY or Diarrh9a, be sure
and not let It run into chronic state.
The best remedy to keep on hand for the
disorders Of the Summer season, 10 Law.
cons Curative. II eorrects all derange.
ments Of the stomach, and regulates the
whole system 90 that disease cannot get
4 hold which the Curative will not conn.
tsracL We can confidently recommend
the Curative, having from our own ex-
perience seen lie effects In 4 large num-
Der Of cases. cod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-12
Martins Cspitai Restaurant, 1855 Mar.
ket Street, Is che only Restaurant In the
olty that has separate rooms for ladies'.

GIT your hair moved.

GET your hair moved. s.Ig-y =.
TIE Municipal Court will meet mex
Monday.
DAYLIGHT bathing in the river Is "nu
merous." -
TIE Jack. Bass f.hIDg club are expect
ed home tonight. II
The Is Belle Iron Works will star!
up again on Monday next.
THERE was only one case before the
police court yesterday morning.
SOME important improvements are now
in progress at the Opera House.
SEVERAL Of the alleys IN the business
portion Of the city need cleaning badly.
THERE we're three cases registered last
night a. police headquarters. All petty
cases.
The Marshall county grand jury found
forty.four indictments At their last ait
ting.
The residence Of DR.. Wingerter, on
Main street, is being remOdeled and i'm.
proved. rt
A PARTY numbering about thirty went
out in MIR. Stewards sail boat last even.
ing for sail.
TIE Beech Glenn Sabbath School held
a very pleasant picnic yesterday, near
Sycamore Grove.
A RIDING party consisting Of about q
dozen couples trotted out 10 St. CIairs.
vile last evening.
TIE entertainment given by Proi. Her.
mann at Neuhausen's last night drew
quite large crowd.
The new officers Of Marion Lodge l. O.
o. ". were installed at Walther's Hall
on Wednesday night.
The Second Ward market house Is be.
ing nicely whitewashed under the super.
vision Of Col Jake Beniz.
TaE new hotel gu, at Ftank Walters
place will be formally opened on Tues.
day next, with a grand ball.
You ought 10 quit your cool house
now and go % and sweIter At some pleas.
ure resort. 1t is the thing to do.
Ma. CHARLES szABRIoHr, the Centre
Wheeling clothier, has had his ltore
room thoroughly furnished inside and
out.
The Pittsburgh Sunday Leader appears
TO be badly ratified over the proposed libel
suit, to be brought BY City Collector
Black.
FLIES, tlies, bothsrsome flies, they crawl
round your nose and the broWs Of your
eyes, you may mash one TO death, but he
never dies.
NEWLY moWn hay has already appear.
cd in the market, and is reported TO be
much better and heavier crop than In
former years.
ALTHOUGH the midsummer months are
the season Of dullness, some Of our man
ufActuriug interests show signs Of im
proving trade.
STARTED UP.-The new bottle house Of
Fox 4 Otto, in North Wheeling, com
menced work yesterday. They expect to
continue right along.
ouR friend Thos. Hornbrook, with hi,
usual generosity, furnished = plentiful
supply Of flowers for the Social Union al
the Fourth Street Church. q
REpoR1s from the Jack Rosa Fishing
Club, now in camp up the creek, confirm
the rumors that they are having good
time. Long may they waye-"onee more
every time"
j A LApoE transportation wagon broke
down yesterday on Main street. the Iron
axle breaking under the heavy weight o.
4 large stone which was being transported
from the Top Mil quarry 10 the stoni
saving establishment In South Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-12

Dos'r drink so much ice water this
warm weather, but stop In at MoLsin
Brothers and get a bottle Of the celebia,'
ed Jamaiea Ginger, and add little Il
each glass Of water and you will quench
your thirst much better, and at the same
time receive an invaluable tonic. for
which We all stand in need just now
Only 25 cents 4 bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-12

TEMPERANCE NorEs.-There was a
large meeting last night at Mozart HALL
one Of the old time meetings, as it were.
There was an abundance Of enthusiasm,
and the addresses were listened to In
tently. President Young conducted the
meeting, and Messrs. N. 7. Black, Of
Portland, Me, and G, W. Bags, OF this
city, delivered addresses.
N. Frank Black. OF Portland, Maine,
who has been laboring in the Murphy
temperance movement the past fourteen
months, will speak tonight at Parker
Hall. The young ladies and young men
are especially invited to be present.
Give Mr.. Black crowded house.