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PEUIAL NOTICES,
|. Kunk els Bitter
Wine Of Iron.

WInc OI AFOhhs
bever been known to fail In the cure
kness, attended with symptoms, in
lion to exertton, loss OF memory,
by of breathing, general weakness,
Df disease weak nervous, trembling,
! horror OF death, night sweats cold
akness, dimness Of vision, languor
BAL lassitude of the muscular sys-
hormous appetite, with dyspeptiC
hot hands, flushing OF the body
OF the skin ,pallid countenance and
,nh on the face, purifying the blood
the back, heaviness OF the eyelids
~ black spots flying before the eyes
mpOrary suffusion and loss OF sight
attention. etc. These symptOm
e from weakness, and 10 remed,
e L, +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine o
u never fails. Thousands are now
hg health who have used IL. Get thu
20; Sold only In 81 bottles. Take
p. Kunkel's.
for Kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron
ruly valuable tonic has been so
ghly tested by all classes OF the com.
" thai II Is now deemed indlspensa.
q tonic medicine. Il costs but little
p The blood, and gives tone 10 the
Rch, renovates the system and pro.
pite. l.
" only ask a trial OF this valuable
Price only 81 per bottle. K. n
kEL, Sole Proprietor, No. z59 North
street. below Vine, Pbila., Pa. AN
nkel's Bitter Wine oil Iron. and taks
Yer. A photograph OF the proprfetaI
wrapper all Others are counter.
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ENx q. w. HORN.
E3E7 Late Of ]. Merrick- q. Co.
1es WALNUT STREET

3FIf IWh"HNuFVN' H1HH'
One square above p. Wa b. r. n. Depot
The hesubscriber having purchaser the large
wquld inform the public that be has every
facility for manufacturing Light and Heavy
Carriages OF every description. In the best
manner, and can offer inducements TO pur-
ment in the city, Our work all made in the
shop, out Of the best material, and under
our Immediate superintendance, and we
are therefore confident tina will give at
isfaction. = ~ K ~ So
~ Call and examine our stock OF car
-iages before purchasing elsewhere.
q. W dORN,
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FL. FRANK, 500 Market street, IS
selling out to quit business; Is Offering
the entire stock ut sacrificing prices. Cali
and secure q bargain. Jansi'
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TX Mixed Cards, fse:,. ss latest style, no
y alike, loc.; 70 gilded scroll, iOc. L..
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WORK FOR ALL

| In thelrlown Iocalities, canyassing nor the
| and monthly. LARGEST PAPER n THE
WORLD, with Mammoth Chromos Free
| Big Com missions TO Agents. Terms and
Outntfre Address r. .. VICKERY. Au-
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| 4 CO.. Nassau. n. " I.,Vl a hll n.
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RAIL ROADS.


fnTpIESLdpnhIA, WILMINGTON A
AiiAoRE RAIL ROAD.
Nov'R 2eth, 1877.
will leave wilmins,oe As follows
ID ioe'P1ia eol q and Intermediate Stations.
p. y@' m sf7' 10 90 q. M, Q 80, 4 80,
b. +pa 3! M New York, %. sA. am. ~ 81
m' oe and Intermediate Stations.
iI,os, 800, p. m. w.
fCas,,oa delaware Division. leave for.
mi~s i"e, $40, $50, a. m, I.f5. q so nm,
u intermediate StatiTps -af
a. 70, $50 p. m. NJ : Nv
| Is. 1n1 n Intermediate Stations e.so
|. SUNDAY TRAINS.
m, b'Sa pnaa ! and m Intermediate Stations.
'pnia and New York, 2.oe, 8 A, a.
more and washisston, i2 81. !, ,s q
a atptaer IN IN Information passengers ars
time tables posted al me
- ii. Il. KENNEY.
Superintendent.
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cb6ed fSr hssentors, in he Uafted States, Canadd,
opd Bss6pe, AZ reduced rates Rhh our pranctpG
0bgce locdted IN Wdshington, directty opposite the
Cited States Rutct Occ tge are obtefo attend to az
fdtet Bsnesss with greater pron,ptness and dcspdtch
and less cos than otr patent atorneys 1ho are otd
disSance from Wdshineton, and soho hage therefore,
10 empIov sdssocidte dttornevsp We make preiin.-
fsdry epdmfaatioxs and Jrntsk optnions os 10 pat.
IN ne f;sventions and Patents tnvfted to send for
a copy Qf our Guide for obtaining Hntents, sokack
ts sef free 10 any address, and cO1tdtns complete In
srucfons hon 70 sbtafn Puents, and other valuable
matter. HerefeT 70 the German American National
Bank, .Washiagon, D. CT. the Rcxal S.ecdtsh, Nor
sregian, and Ddnish L<gdttons, 4 Wdshsngtoni Hon.
70 ne Oscials Of fhe u g Putsnt 06ce and % SeRo-
tors osd Members cf Cbngress Jfsm svNv Sod. =
- Address LOUIS RAGGED q Co., Selieitovs
Of nsts~ts and zttcraeys al Less Ls Droa BUDDING,
Washtngten.i ID. O. ,r-,
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puy and sell 5tocxsi
,pO. Bonds and Gold In N
Q q WV0, | York, Phila, Baltimore
and local markets.
ANkERs AND BROKERS'.
House Building. Entrance on o'
Street.
) for American, Red Star, Inmai
|nard Lines 10 Great Britain and
int Of Europe.
FOR SALE.
sres Union National Bank Stock
hres Delaware fiie int. Co. STOCK
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-25
POLITICAL OUTLOOK.

The Democratic party will have to ex-
ert themselves if they wish to retain con-
troll of the next United States House of
Representatives,. The Senate, will be
Democratic, but the loss of a few MEM
bers will destroy the majority in the
House. That majority, on contested cleo
tion cases, has been only fifteen. A small
change only, it will be seen, will DO ne
cessary to give the Republicans control
again. Of the whole number of members
of the House twenty-nine were elected
by maiorities of less than 500; of these,
fifteen are Democrats, Ten Democrats
had najorities of less than one 100. Only
two Republicans have majorities of less
than 100. Thestruggle will be in Illinois
and other great Western States, where
the greenback issue, as part of the alb
sorbing financial problem, is ardently de-
bated by the press and the people.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-25

On the first of June Lippincott & Co.,
the great Philadelphia. publishing house,
will issue new and charming novel en-
titled swings" written by Miss julio X.
WetherilI, of Woodville, Miss Tho 'au-
thoress of this work is ayoung lady of re-
markable talent. She is only nineteen
years of age; yet several years ago we
read several Of her poems, whicfr would
have reflected credit upon authors of es-
tablished reputation. Miss Witherill is a
native of Mississippi and the grand
daughter of the late Judge Cotesworth
Piuckney Smith, the last Chief Justice of
Mississippi before the war, and who,
though far advanced in years, and hold
ing that high Office, entered the army and
died in the service of the Confederacy.
We commend the work Of our fai: young
friend to the public, feeling certain that
it's perusal Nill richly repay tho lovers of
romance-N. o. Democrat.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-25
COMMUNISM IN TIE d.
TRlCT OF COLUMBIA.

A mysterious activity ame ng Tho
tailoring men Of the District I
Columbia is reported 10 have beer
observed within the rast few
weeks. A few days ago, It's SAID
q representative. from some West
ern leboripg mems organization
visited Washington and held con-
situations with the leading officers
OF trades. unions there as we'll as
with the leaders OF organizations OF
colored men. 1t j. reported that
he informed them Of an impending
strike to be started about next Au
gust, and advised them to prepare
for participating in it. The pres:
ence of such an agent in Washing
ton and the renewed activity oil
the workiugmen's associations al
ready referred to have given rise
to some rather sensational reports.
For instance, it is assorted. that
military companies have Deen form
ed; arms have been procured, and
frequent drills have taken place.
A crowd Of white and black labor
ers consregated.. in the vicinity OF
the city hall on Friday. and some
of their number have been heard
to use very .violen: Language
threatening in fact, that if they, are
not relieved before the summer
passes, forcible measures resulting
in the destruction of the public
property, will. result.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-25
A PROPHECY.

Jere Black, whom he delivered his ia
nous philippe before the Electoral Com
mission, did not dream that he was ut
tering prophecy. Read the scathing
words, once more:
cat present you have us down under
your feet. Never had you q better right
to rejoice. Well you may say sWe have
madesa covenant with death, and with
hell are we of agreement; when the over.
flowing scourge shall pass through, it
shall not come unto us; for we have
made lies our refuge. and under false
hoods have we hid ourselves But new
ertheless, wait little while, Tho wa
ters of truth will rise gradually and slow
ly but. SURELY, and then look. out for the
overlooking scourge. The refuge of lies
shall be swept away, and the hiding
place of falsehood shall be .uhcoveredw
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-25
ANECDOTE OF GEN. LEE.

. 1t was ia the summer of 1864
while the armies of the United
States and the Confederate States
were confronting each other on the
James, below Richmond. On a
certain day a Federal attack which
was thought to be a decoy, was
made on the south side Of the riv-
or. We thought we saw evidences
Of q real attack on our side. DC,
casionally the whole picket. lire
would open fire. The gunboats at
Deep Bottom would send 800
pounds crashing through the tim
bcrs in the rear of what. had been
Libby's residence, but was then
Gen. Lees headquarters. At
about 2 o'clock p. M, the artillery
opened on our left. Aiew minutes
afterwards we heard The unmista-
kable roar of infantry kfiDg.W We
then knew that,the iiSes sc ia tile
we're engaged on our lett. Tb,
pickets opened and kept np a rapid
firicg in our front, the gunboats
sending their Internal machines
more frequently. We, the
Rockbridge battery were order@
ed to double-quick. into posi-
ton on Libby's Hill. On our
way up, everything looked as
though we were on the eve of a
terrible 4conflict-tho roar of artil-
cry and iofentry, the rapid move
ment Of troops into line and the
solemnity that seemed 10 have i'm
pregnated the whole atmosphere.
As wo passed the Libby House we
saw Gen. Lee in the yaru. He
was standing just under low tree,
with one arm extended, as if reach
ing for something on the limb. AS
We got near to him, we could see
what he was engaged in doing at
such a time. A little bird whose
mother was just teaching it to use
its wings, had in its first efforts
fallen to the ground. Its dumb
mother, regardless of the death
and. carnage that intelligent man
vas dealing to his fellow, was ut
tering pitiful cries for her fallen
offspring. Gen. Lee reached down
and picked up this little creature,
and when we passed was in the
act of placing it where its mother
could care for it.-Louisyille- Cour>
ier.Journai. .
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-25
LIFE COMPARED TO
CLOCK.

Our brains arc seventy year
clocks. The angel of life wirds
them up once for all. then closes
the cases and gives the keys into
the har d of the angel of resurrec-
ton. Tick, tick, goes the wheel
of thought ; our will cannot stop
them I: they cannot stop them
selves : sleep cannot still them, it
only makes them 90 faster /: death
alone can break into the case, and
seizipg the ever swinging penduc
lum which we call the heart,
silence at last the CLICKING
of the terrible escapemeht we shave
carried so long beneath our aching
toreheacs. five could only get at
them as We lie on our pillows, and
count the dead beats Of thought at.
ter thought .and image after image,
Earring through the over~tired or
gan! Will nobody block those
wheels, uncorp'e their pinions, Gu,
the strings which holds those
weights? What a passion: comes
over us sometimes for silence AND
rest, that this dreadful mechanism
nnwinding the endless tapestry of
Lime, embroidered 9th spectral
figures of life and death, would
have but-one brief hoIiday.-O. ".
H70L27aeS. 80. r. :r.. = .-r.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-25
BLDEF 81 CO.,
FIRE t}' LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS.
WOOdvilsc. NEissis sinn5,


~ Represent the following First Glass
Caml'anies: J.
U. $. Branch Liverpool and London and
Globe, assets over s3,652 600. Planters,
Of Jackson, Miss, Assets over $500. 600.
Phoenix, of Brooklyn, Assets over s.. 1872.
0OO." Home, of New York, Assets over
Sc, 1O4 900. Manhattan, of New York, AS
sets over 100000. Hanover of New
York, Assets over 1900, 900 New Or
leans ms. Association, cash assets over
$525,OOO. Piedmont and Arlington Life
Insurance Co., Richmond Va, 81, 400, GOA.
Also agents for East g. West Fcliciana
Parishes of the Royal Canadian ms. Co.,
of Montreal. Capital $6,OOO,OOO.
Rates Generally lower, and security
more tangible than in New Orleans MI
tual Companies. ....
Correspondence solicited from ueimh-
boring Counties and Parishes. and any
desired Information most chcc,tuUv ojrcn.
We give particular attention to the In
snrance of Churches, DWELLINGS, and
farm property for a term of years and
now offer $1,000 policies for 3 years at the
low rate of $50. Gin House Insurance
a speciality.
rS7For further particulars apnlv to
elder II Co. Woodville, Mississippi. or to
JOHN ID. AUSTEN, st. Francisviile. In
ROBERT S. AUSTEN, Jackson La.
LOUIS NAUMAN, Clinton La,
Sub. Agcts.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-25
THE PROPOSED AMEND
MENTS.

We publish 3 ton
from Thought } CORES. ondent
on the su6jec, of the amendments.
Without endorsing his views as 10
their merits, We add the following
extract from the address of the
Constitutional Convention Clui,
Of Ouachita to the voters of that
psrieh, which takes somewhat
similar view of the effect OF their
adoption
~The constitutional amendments
saemitted do not guarantee the de
sired reforms. They arc simply
saaee issues to divert the gaze Of
tie people from the question of
q Constitutional Convention.
fAeT are .saares to entrap and bind
you; If adopted, the same odious
constitution will be there dressed
10 patches to hide its deformi1y.
These amendments were voted Tor
u every Radical 10 the Legislature.
The adoption Of these amendments
aas: DOT been urged with any vigor,
cor has any one sho ~n what benc-
ats will follow their adoption" /
The last paragraph strikes US as
~ obvious truth. So far as we
are aware, none Of the legislators
who assisted in forcing the adop
tseD Of these measures by the legis-
loturc are taking any pains to cx.
paain them and secure their approv-
al BY the people. The fact that
slnee the adjournment Of the Gene
raj Assembly these amendments
have not been urged with any Wig
or" strongly bears out the asser-
tfou of our Monroe friends that
they arc <'simnly false issues to di>
vert the gaze of the people from
Constitutional Convention. &C. OPP
elouSas Courier. .t
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-25
INTERSTATE COMMERCE
BILL,

[Cincinnatti Commercial ,
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The
Watson Bill to regulate Interstate
commerce was discussed in the
House to-day. Gems. Garfield
and; Banks and Gov. Cox of Ohio,
made the strongest speeches in sup.
port of the bill while Clarkson
Potter, Of New York, and Gen.
Bragg of Wisconsin, led the oppo-
sitioD. The latter do not under-
stand bow States rights Democrats
can consistently sustain their advo
cacv of this measure. Clarkson
Potter warned the House that If
the bill becomes law, the rail
roads will take possession Of Cons
gress by elcc,ing men who favor
the railroad interests, 10 take the
place OF members who dare assist
ia the passage Of this proposition,
which is so antagonistic to the suc-
cess Of the railroads.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-25

This Institution was regularly
Incorporated by the Legislature of
the State for ;. Educational ard
charitable purposes, in 1868. with
q Capital Of 81 200 600, 10 which
it has since. added. reserve fund
of $3.50, OG0. IT'S GRAND SIN.
GLE NUMBER DRAWINGS
will take place ,monthiys IL never
scales or postpones. Look at the
following Distribution ::..s-
ss-l. Z .;5Sst% y
GRANDPROMEN AIDE CON
- " CERT
ibE5 Ills st5 Me-
during which will take place the
..G a. ,-4 @ -a.s..s 1854
Extraordinary ogaoE d.
90 Seml-A nisllal
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-25

Leaves New Orleans
Erery Wednesday and Saturday at 5 L. A.:
FOR BAYOU SARA & COASr LANDINGS
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-25

A trial package of DR.. A. G. Simmons
Vegetable Liver Medicine car be had
free of charge, at Mumford's or Brooks
Drug Store.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-13
Hayes War on COnkllng.

WASHINGTON, July 12-With reference to
the New York Custom-House changes, the
Post to-day has the following: Hayes has
all the revengeful impulses Of much more
demonstrative man. When threatened, he
sadly or sweetIy smiles, as the case may be,
and bides his time. He owed Senator COnk-
ling debt of ill-will for his lukewarmness
during the period Of the electoral count, which
he discharged in the summary removal of his
two friends, Arthur and Connell.
If we were disposed to thank Mr.. Hayes
for anything, we should be, disposed to be
very grateful for such apositive interpOsitiOn
in behalf Of the New York Democracy, as
this will surely prove to be- It means death
to Conkingism and Conklingism Is about all
distinguished Senator has at last been kicked
into the greatest effort of his life, and it is
not difficult to imagine with what fiery zeal
that distinguished leader will close with his
w6o to av 4SuPa demPPsb Pdr9 e
StrOy his party.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-13
WASHI NGTON.
Preparations for Operating the New Or
leans MINI.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-The superintendent
of the New Orleans Mint, who has received
his commission, Is giving attention to the
deed to be made by the city of New Orleans
to the government for the ground on which
the mint is located. The cUiner, DR.. BonZanO,
has been in Philadelphia for the past two
weeks to ascertain what articles and fixtures
will be needed. He leaves New York tO-mOr-
row for New Orleans. The bonds of the
ceived at the Treasury Department and have
been examined by the solicitor of the treas
ury and found to be satisfactory. Their COM
missions will be sent them at New Orleans
without delay.
It is expected that by the twentieth instant
the preli urinary organization will be compile
ted and that in about ten days thereafter it
is probable that the purchase of Mexican
dollars at that mint will be commenced for
coinage into standard silver dollars. 1t is not
probable that regular coinage operations will
be commenced before October.
The director of mints is giving his atten-
ton to perfecting instructions and forms of ac-
counts for the New Orleans Mint, as we'll as
to details generally, In order to give it an eff
cipnt organization and to commence coming
as early as practicable.
Information has been received at the Treas
ury Department that in some portions OF
Texas Mexican quarters and other pieces are
being cut into four pieces and used as change
money. This Is considered as Objectionable
for various reasons, and the only way to
avoid it is for the people to refuse them when
offered in payment.
1t Is believed the re-establishment of the
Mint at New Orleans and the issue of cOi1
therefrOm will tend very strongly to prevent
Mexican CONS from being circulated in the
Southern States.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-13
NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, JULY 10, Pr

get this particular sum for any purpose OF
influencing any person, and In any way al
fectinR the result of the election.
He had 10 knowledge that assurances nad
been given the members OF the returning
Board that they would be provided for, he
had, however, understood that they had been
told that they would be protected IN the dis
charge of their duties. Whatever assurances
fhey had received might have come from the
State people, but there were none from the
general government that he knew OF.
In answer to questions by Mr.. Potter, wit
ness stated that he first heard Of the difficulty
about the electoral returns from Anderson, on
his return from Washington. Anderson ad-
mitted that he had opened the envelope, and
had scrutinized the certificates, and had left
the impression on the mind OF witness thaC
he anderson had discovered the defect; Wit
ness said that he had charged Mr.. Anderson
and Mr.. Clarke to correct whatever omissions
or errors there might have been in the cerClfl-
Gates.
He did not remember who was present in
the room when he signed the second set OF
certificates He signed without reading the
papers, other than casual glance to satisfy
himself that there was place for an electOr s
name. Had no recollection OF talking with
anybody about the certificates between the
| time Of AndersOn'S return and OF his signing
the second certificates. None of the other
| electors had signed the second set in his
| presence. SO far as he was concerned he
signed the certificates, and that ended it with
him.
He remembered signing recommendation
| for Mr Hill to bring the second set of certitt-
Gates to Washington. He did not know that
the first set had not been forwarded to Wash.
| ingtOn until after to second set had been sent
for, nor did he know what became of the first
set. He did not know that an application had
| been made to the district judge for the with
| draWal of the papers.
He mad no knowledge at all as to by whom
the names were supplied to the second set OF
1 r1Et thnts
| he had any converse ion on the matter with
either Levisee Brewster or Joffrion
the three electors whose names had been
supplied. Kelly was member Of the police
| force at the time, and was detailed as mes
senger at this time in witness Office
Witness had no information where he was
at this time, but had heard that he had gone
away with a man named Kennedy, who haC
received leave of absence through witness
influence, but witness had nothing whatever
| to do with his movements.
| The committee then, at O'Clock, ADJOURNED
| until II a. m. tomorrow.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-13
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Bosnia and Herzegovina Disposed to Re
hfsf Austrian OCcmnatfnn.

VIENNA, July 12.-Dispatches received from
the agents Of the Austrian government in
Bosnia and Herzegovina contain information
which increases the anxiety of the govern
ment to move it's troops across the frontier
without any further delay.
The dispatches state that the Mahrende
chiefs and leading men throughout the two
provinces are determined to resist occupation,
and that every day increases their strength
and determination. Meanwhile the Bosnian
refugees in Austria are clamoring to be con-
Quoted back to their homes under the shelter
of Austrian arms, but the animosityi In Bosnia
return will only increase the difficulty.
It is said to-day that if Austria waits until
she can effect an amicable arrangement with
Turkey for the occupation it will never take
place.
men, Is now SO echelOned along the frontier
that the whole force could enter Bosnia within
a few hours