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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
PAYMENT OF THE DEBT IN GOLD.
SENATOR EDMUNDS PROPOSES THAT Tie NATION
SHALL BE GOVERNED BY PRINCIPLES or HONOR.
GENERA PRESS DIsP4TCE1

SENATOR EDMUNDS PROPOSES THAT TIE NATION
SHALL BE GOVERNED BY PRINCIPLES OF HONOR.
lGENERnL PRESS DIspATcEl
WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-Senator Edmunds,
Of Vermont offered amendment TO the resolution OF
Mr Matthews to-day regard 10 the public credit The
following is the text OF IL;
Whereas II appears from the records Of the mint that
the actual coinage OF the silver dollar has been SsO1
s2S; and
Whereas Tho 81 -,r dollar Of the United si..tcs had
been Sc long absolutely obsolete any substantial pdt
Of the money OF the country and that which had been
So coined almost entirely converted into other forms OF
ii the existing of the United States those from
% c lyons ." tie Conase Ac Of 1873 passed On
the l2th day OF February 81 ha year ana ne Nised
Statutes enacted tie Isl day OF Dcccnbcrof that year.
all provisions OF law authorizing the coinage OF such
silver dollar repealed. And;
Whereas Since the passage OF said last mentioned acts,
gold CON. by o. the premises, having been The
"nly existing lawful coin tender aud standard Of value
for al payments above the sum OF -, as It had leen
the only one IN fact for many years before the United
states mas borrowed in gold from tie people this
ZOO at rate OF interest lower than that Of any loan
ever before made b. the Government, ana payable III
hereGs Te holders Of all Government securities have
right 10 expect that however much the United states
voraby, will never eyadc, repeal, favorable leg,s-
aoi either for the purpose or with the eject 20 make
money at tic expense Oi It's creditors; ana
Whereas Differing from the transaction {" ahurs be
tween private persons, the pablo creditors have 10
means oi enforcing W.: pa! men. n tp'H so.'r ~
duty Of tic M chest obi CATION on Tie part of the United
States 10 pay debts III suc manner rs meet the
inst Citations OF IT'S creditors. and to T"fiau from
taking advantage of the chcdpness o. silver by revising
cithcr obsolete coins. obsolete repealed coinage
laws in order 10 provide for payment in SILVER. And
Whereas The substantial present Vauc OF the s!iYfr ~
dollar Of 1i2l2 grains u ONLY 81 per cent OF the value
Of dollar OF gold 10 would also unjust for tie law
making power by legislation 10 compel all private
cols 10 receive from their debtors suc SILVER dol
lar at par III payment Of processing debts ann eguay
unjust and cruel to compel Inc gcdt hIlicr
of citizens of the United States who snbss upon the
wages daily LABOR TO receive payment for tleIf Work
ia money riilirT dcpICciatcd Or dcbased
he II cH0ctCd. etc., That all thc DpHds OF We UhItc
stafcs c, or authorized De- issued under the acts Of
Congress are payable, principal and interest, in gold
coin. lis cqGIsaleBt ana thai any OthCf payment,
without the consent the creditor would bc ~ VIOLA
tu OF The public faith and derOgatJn OF ills rights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
STEPS TOWARD AN ARMIsTICE.
TWO PAsIIAs SENT 10 MEET TIE GRAND DUKE
NICHOLAS.

NICHOLAS.
LoSDON, Monday, Jan. II. 1878.
Special dispatches from CODstantinope to the
London morning journals say that Server Pasha
Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Namyk Pasha, have
been appointed to 20 and negotiate with the Russian
Grand Duke Nicholas Safvet Pasha. Minister of
Justice, will act as Minister OF Foreign Affairs dur
ing the absence of Server Pasha.
Constantinoplc telegram says the negOtlators
have started for Kezank to meet the Grand Duke
Nicholas. They have been invested by the Minis
tenal Council with full powers to treat for peace.
The Turkish Chamber of Deputies being unwiil-
ing to embarrass the Government, have unan-
mously rejected motion asking the Ministry for IN
formation respecting the armistce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
THE LATE SENATOR MORTON AND THE CHINESE
QUESTION.

san FRANCI,CO. Jan. 14.-lnquirics by prom
nent journals " TIE Eastern states for the rcpor: OF the
late Senator Morton the Chinese question some
cases coupled with OF regret that his death
prevented ITS preparation J. ia stated by Intimate
ersona TREND the late Senator resident in this city,
that NJ. Morton prepared, previous To his Oregon trip,
an exhaustive report on the subject, covering some
sixty pages OF OOscap, and that the manuscript Is
Tic rOsse OF Nh. Morton, Mt NewiIayen, Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
MORE sERyIAN SUCCESSES.

vRANJA CAPIURED-wIDDIN ABOUT TO SURRENDER
BELGRADE, Monday jan II, 1873.
The Scrvans have reoccupied Kurschumlje which
the Turks evacuated. The Servians have taken
Yrania The Servian General Bemarkovlch, with
fifty battalions, is marching on Prishtna. The Ser
VANS have effected a junction with the Roumanans
before WIddin. The commandment of that town has
been summoned to surrender, but demands that the
garrison be allowed to march out with their arms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
THE p0oRKEEPER's TROUBLES.

o'EA"hELMLD WITH APPLICATIONS FOR PLACES
CAUCUS TO DISCUSS THE MATTER.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE rsluOsEI
r. "AehiN'ioS, Jam lathe Democrats of the
neid short esncus this afternoon, the prin-
elpal purpose Of which was to come to some under
standing about the patronage Of the House. The
DOorkeeper seems to have been unable to stand I'D
Alone against the enormous pressure brought TO bear
upon him by democratic members for the appointment
q their friends and there is constant tendency of
MO force Ia his department TO exceed legal limits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
FIRE AT LOWELL. MASS.

LOWELL, Mass, Jan. 14.-A fire broke ont
tonight in the fourstory stone building at Merri
mack and Contrasts, owned by William W..
and Mary Wyman, ~ Baltimore and Boston
The loss Of the Is $1,000 Insurance. Sl4 900
Adams & Co.., furniture dealers, occupied the three
upuer stories and lose 10000 insurance, ~ 100
Others suffered principally by water. The total loss is
t26,3O0 total Insurance. sGG,3OO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
SERIOUS FIGHT Ara WEDDING.
TWO ITALIANS STABBED, ONE SERIOUSLY.

TWO IIAITANN sIABBID, ONE oETI0V 'LI.
Graziano Losoldi and Mana Cucia were
married yesterday morning, nt No. 10 Jersey Alley.
Among the guests three brothers, roiicauio Fran
cisco, and Antonio scaramosa. respectively 80,
- and y years Old. After the ceremony
little child OF Franc!hrO's got into . Quarrrl
with the son Of another Italian, Gaclapo Urcia,
OF 40 1913 Elei Fitccn'st. Tho ScafamOsas and l'cra
iufrrirTcd. general fight oTsutd, during which Urcfa
was seen knife and two Of tie brothers were
stabbed Antonio received wound In the back.
and was TO Chambers street Hospital; Francisco
was slightly wounded also In the back. Fcliciana
struck ~ The had by Ingia Cnmierc who Lad also
i0ircd m the fight. Uucra charges Fricaua with biting
him In tho p. Al thcsc present taken custody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
4 STATE SENATOR STABBED.

CHICAGO, Jan. IL Michael Morso this
morning seuoasly and perhaps fatally siahecd state
s,naior John Buchlcr II SECS Bucbl,r aas hrd a
mortgage on Morso's house, winch Dc ir1usicfrcd to
anothe, person who forccioscd IT, and was ABBOTT 10
ciret Norso TIE latter applied 10 HUehlcr for 3afst-
pnce which being refused, Moro drew u drh an' "a.
1ctcd A wound In Buchcr's uies'Gcs. lie "A ~ can
eruus condition tonight but his physicians regard hls
recovery possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
srIZuRE OF TIE EArIIlE.

Providence, Il. 1, Jan. 1i.-Uni,ed States
Marshall Cogoshall went " Bristol ta's mosn'ns ana
made formal soIzOle OF the soam yacht As'eie' upon
The order Of the President ued States who II
eonvtncrl thai thto Ia rca,ona grruad for tho cxer
else OF the authority couaned by socon h2s1 ~ tho
iel IN The Marshals custody UNTIL fsrthos oscerA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
DETAILS OF MoULTON's MIsDEEDs.
LEY TELLGEAIH 10 TIE TGIBuNE,l

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1i.-Moulton, who has
surrendered in England, had an Office on / ST. near
seventh Ia this city, and entrusted with consider
able sum, Of money for Investment in real estate mort
guces He hal also some money received on deposit. as
he did banking IN sm; way. Re disappeared lat
@unpcr when accused OF collecting mortgages which
he had taken for his clients, and IS said ~ rtsOrted To
forgery u order to eject this HIS dciacauou pToDany
amounted % $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15

without at all satisfying the demands of the Repre-
sentativcs for places The subject referred to
the Committee on Accounts. 4 Committee on Pairs
was also appointed. and the Democrats hope,
through the labors of this committee, TO prevent the
House from again falling into the hands OF the Re
publicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
KICKED BY A BRUTAL HUSBAND.
Bridget McNally, age thirry-fve, WAS Xxi

in the abdomen, at O'Clock last night by her husband
Hugh McNally, at their home. No. 81 Oliyerst. The
woman was taken 10 the Chambers Street Hospital,
where IL was found that her injury OF very
nature. The brutal husband was arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
TWO CRINE,N TOWNS DESTROYED.

CONsTASTINOPLE, Monday, Jan. II, le4s.
The Turks claim that their feet has bombarded
and destroyed the ports of Eupaoria and Yatta, in
the Crimea. IYattain or Yatta, is Il small town
serving as a station for Odessa steamers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
DAMAGES FOR INJURY on A RAILROAD.
BALTIMORE, Jan. lI.-0n Saturday last,

the Circuit Court OF Frederick. Ma In the case Of Ell
Stricken former freight conductor on The baltimore
ana onn Rairoad 10 recover damages " the company
Tor permsuent Injuries received by being Knocked from
his train by bridge MarlnsDurg the jury brought
Ina a verdict for -. 600 for plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
articles many Of which must be made especially TO suit
the German markets.
ANTIOuATED CLAIMS.

NNIIVUAIED VI'AI'IS'
The Vice President laid before the senate
to-day letter from the Secretary Of War; transmitting
a report from Assistant Adutant-Goperal Vincent, on
tho oonoe b IN fond ,Ie time far presenting claims
W I'M ,,4 - -, ,..oors for tho
loi cohecunS, dIlhIig, OF orsahH'nH 'o'"u''0'' "
war Of the rebellion, In which, he says are presented
facts which h beloves will ohviae the necessity for leg
49, " -, 1T, h,s
islatiOn, looking 10 reOpenlng or ousihess "hcn nus
been viewed MS closed since June 30 1874 General Vim
-. , ,,,, 49,, ,,o,,n,,,os for so,,Ienent of
oo"' fo'.'' o"' '''' "'o 'Pl'o'' - as ,roro
these claims were ample at period "heh "o""' W.
at hand not now available to determine the correctness
opd is,ice f claims urcscp,cd that Il was part Of the
utv - tho tinted states officers empoyod in the settle
ment Of these claims to advise claimants TO supply
omissions and TO correct errors and that had claimants
awaited thcmse YES Of the means thns aoied ~ ono
tnelr ciams Va ne oorIect anu JuI. pay 49, seen
nec Ind'c NJ nc fIrli 'iio' ,is IatS dota
thdI great c"u"n siouu Nv NJ, s "a" IN hnroafter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
SUSPENSIONS NEW AND OLD.

REVERSES IN MANY LINES OF TRADE.
AN UNUSUALLY LARGE NUMBER or BUSINESS
HOUSES IN TRoUBLE-FAILUREs AND ASSIGN
MESIs OF DRUG AND PAINT FIRMS, REAL-EsTATE
DEALERS, DRY-GOODs MErCBANTs, AND OTHERS
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-16
Clerk.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SCHOOL
BOARD.

Ar FRAScrsvILIE, WEST FEL.clANA,
March 9th. 1873.
School Board me: 10 due form.
.yas Bowman President, Jeffer-o"
C.r,er. George Washington. D."
can Stewart, Jas. H. Sterten-
and C, Goodman being present
and a quorum. the Board proceed
ed to business, !,
Minutes Of previou. meeting read
and adopted.
CT Fisher read q letter from
Ell. Weher, late Treasurer. IN
reference to settlemen: Of suit o!
school Board W. e. L. Weber.
which was referred to the attorney
Of the Board. :,
parish attorney informed the
BOARD that in euit Of Geo. II.
Pack wood W. School Board, Sam
ne, J. Powell attern'y for plain
IF had entered judgment Of nom
' R.solved, Tina. Jas. P. Bowna"
and G, Goodman be appoint d a
committee to appoint a visiting
commi.,ee of three to each tcho"
Rescued, That school be loca
ted IN The Lake Place Of Mrs. a. A.
Cheatham. provided tho school
house is given rent free.
Resokued, That the Pa. ish he d.
v;ded into two schoo! districts
l. LIZ
and that Big Bayou Sara Greek OF
The dividing line. 80,
Resolved, That the white chill,
d,an q, Racourci Island be allowed
their pro rata Of the schco' Fund
Reso.ved, That bill Of Eugene
R;Jd g. work on hous.') amounting
to 500 90 be paid bill of Jack
THOMPSON, hauling. amounting to
AZ be paid. A. 7. Ga+trel', Tor
stoves and pipe, amount OF
maid W,cknffe and Fisher, coats OF
suit of school Board vs. 4. l.
Weber in supreme G nrt, am unit
inn to $34, be paid. Bill OF secre'
tarv for stationery, amounting u
On motion, Board adjourned un'
iii lst Saturday in April next
JAS, P. BOWMAN, Pres.
CALVIN GOODMAN, Sec.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-16
REPORT OF rHE GRAND 10.
RY. MARCH TERN 1878.

To the Hon. John Yoist, Judg
of tho Seventh Judicial Distric,
Court. ... aa. i,
The Grand Jury Of the Parish Of
West Fe'ic.sns through their under
-,gncd Foreman beg leave to msae
q final report at their Iabors auu
doings ct tue present session.
TIE indictments found by them
together with other pa,ers present
ed will spenk for,hem-esves as t,
the matters aud things .here,"
contained.
We visited the Parish Jail. re
Gently built ~ the Police Jury,
aad found the same in al exceIie"'
condition. in every respect i; the
number Of accused confined therein,
amounting to seven, Wore 10 good
health and we'll treated.
The Court Hou-e We found we'll
kept as also the grounds surround
ing the same.
We have been m,st materially
aided and assisted in our lAbors BY
. JOS l.. GoisaL, the Parish Attor
ney, BY whuse advice alone W.
have been governed in our pro-
ceedings,-the District attorney
hcing nt,ecnt ill to-day.
The roads were generally found
10 q " retched cnnd,tion,-we founo
the roads in such condition that v.
deemed it necessary 10 call upo"
tho Police Jury AVID usk il it vas
not in their power to pass addition"
al o,dina,. ces elativc 70 tito effect
nal. working "f the roads. W.
called attention relative to the lat
act pe' mit,irR the work'og Of crini>
mats condemed to the parish prise
~ the roads u lhc parish.
Our inte. view With the Polio
Jury we believe will result in gOod
they promised to look in.o the'
powers IN the premises aud SET,
what they CO do o" this Import
au, subject.
All u which is respectfully sub
mitlou.
J F. IRVINE.
FOREMAN.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-16
JULIUS FREYIIAN & CO.,
Forks Of the Road, st. Francisvillc, La.
RrOprietOrs stcnS IN COSlOn Gin

FholesRlc and Retail Drdlers in
Ladies' dress goods, general dry goods.
gents furnishing goods, c'othing, boots.
shoes, hats, groceries, pr"visions, hay
corn, oats, agricultural implements, bag.
ginS ana lies, and general assortment
of hardware, china and glass ware.
" Highest market price paid for cot.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-16
OUR NEW PACKETS.

The Cincinn~u Commercial O
inc 9 h. speak. Of the new steamer
being built respectively by Capts.
Brown and Cannon for oar .raot
= follow:
Car,. Z. F. Lea hers aud Cap,
J j. Brown. OF New Orleans, lei
I u II, ne los, night via st. Lou
AID vii arrive IN New OrIean- o,
Monday. Capt. B own's new coa>
..,cke, will he completed TO Ieav,
rc,e by the frat of July. II Il"
ivcr is low she will lie lowed L
>cw o. las with her buffers "'
uoard. where The G"v. A'Ien's
cylinders will be transferred from
b.. old 10 the new b at. The new
,acke, will not d'aw three fee
y d We are ol The o;.inioo she
lie fully completed here and go
south. ,ak,pg a trip with her w
cam. 1t Will lie furnished vat
B .wn & Lcathers c"ude' se's, , Q
SAME as nov used 20 s..cc ssfn y
on the Na.ch'z, CITY of He'll"
and James Howard. ca" Leaf
orr accompanied Capt B "w" to
The Marine Ways before ieav'n.
.n1 the s.,uth. to examine the Inc
Of Ca.L B,own's rev clip or. an
D, omounc, d her model fau't esS
Capt Leathers Gays -he vail hav:
he cle.nest aud pre't'es' stern
be river, aud can't help bat b.
asst. 1t is need e-s to adj t. at
Capt B own is also del'I hted VIII
his new Jacket.
Capt. J,hn w. Cannons new
cost packet, will carry the puim To-
eg,uce on the Mississippi river.
Her cabins are very high AID
roomy, with three 'eet skylight.
al,erna,ed in qua-es aid circles IL
ground stained g'as-. and ceatines
beautifully fre-coed. In the pan
Is Of her craling will appear Fl o
oil Ia nting-. Her statero"n .
whc!. are IL feet deep are beng
trescoed and d, cora,cd with O.
paintings, in the highest style az
italiun art. Her cabin is bell.
built With q magnificent prone" I'D
which extends TO her jsckstsff.
The uphoIstering aud furniture are
of the most sump,uous order. Sh'
will be y h,ating palace indeed.
the cost Of which will approxim" to
$50 900 aegood sum Of money for
a steamboat in these times Of cheap
material and labor. Capt. Can
mons boat however, will have q
q een;y reign OF short duration. il
We are to believe the magnificent
| description of Capt. Tohin's lew
steamer j,st commence d by the
II wards ct Jcffersonv'l!e. When
| ,his vessel turns her wheels on the
Mississippi river it il claimed che
will he without a peer in point Of
beauty and elegance on Western
| rivers.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-16
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS,
st. Francisville, J
West Feliciann, La, }
March 18th 1873.

SvOOo SASs~SsS A/0sS
March 1lth 1878. \
Jury mot in duo form,-Present Thos.
Butler, J. J. VIM, V. u. Walsh, Thos.
Raynhsm and G. r.. Decker.
On motion, Thomas Butlel Esq, was
elected President pro tom.
Minutes Of meeting Feb'y 4th 1873,
wore rcad and adopted.
Resolred, That Sec. I Of chsptsr XIV
Of the Police Code, be amended to read
- follows:
"Any person who shall permit stone
horss above two years old to run At
Large, shall forfeit and pay sum not ex-
oeeding Thirty dollars, for each and sv-
cry such offense, to he sued for and rc-
covered before any court Of competent
jurisdiction. and when recovered to 10
paid into the Parish Treasury"
Resolved, That. Jacob A. Row be sp-
pointed road ovsfseer, vicc n. Row Jr.
removed from the parish, for the 10th
Road District, and that he have all the
hands subject to road duty ON said road
to work the same.
Resolred, That v. NJ. jackson, be ap-
pointed overseer Of tho 23d rosd district,
beginning at v. D. Walsh's upper place
and extending to tho Old Red River
road.
Resolred. That J. II. Rodney ovcrseer
of portion of Pincleneyville and Tunica
road, be notified to work the same.
Resolred, That Andrew holland over
seer of tho road from L. w. Braadon's
line to the Finckney ville road be notified
to work the same.
Rssolred, That Jno J. Barrow, sheriff
10 authorized to draw on tho Parish
Treasurer for $50, 40 or 80 much thereof
- may I've necessary, to pay board bill of
J. v. White in New Orleans, and to de-
fray the expenses Of bringing him to this
place.
Resolved, That the Recorder bc snthor-
lied to purchase Notarial Record book,
aud present the bill to the police Jury.
Reso1red. That c. Goodman be appoint
ell . committee to contract with Morris
Wolf 20 build bird &c near the residence
of Mrs. ID. Ross, said bridge to be inspect
e.l and received by the police Jury.
Reports were received from the follow
ing rad oversccrs aud ordered filed.
j. +. Roberts, OH road leading from
Smiths station on rail road to the south
ern terminus Of o3tl road district, A. Ney-
.r on upper Jackson road from J. Frey
hans to bow mars we'll. Morris Wolf OH
tho 49th road district, Wash Hands on
road from DR.. joe Smiths ford on Bryou
Sara creek, to the ftn't Of the hill St.
Francisvillc, Andrew holland on road
from l.. w. Brandons line to the Pimck-
noyvill road, 8. u. Barrow "n road from
DR.. Ryland's branch, t" Bakers creek, jon
J. Reeks on the road from cross- r"at.s I"
Jackson and Dayon Sara ford on Th"np-
sons creek, Simon Dawson on the lower
jackson road from Alcxan,lers creek t"
the .,.ayou i'll .O'C"n,,"r's field, Whit.
man Wilcox 9th road district.
Jno j. Barrow sheriff. presented list
a. the prisoners confined il, the parish
iail during the month OF Feb, 1873.
Gu motion the jury adjourned sine die.
THOS BUTLER,
President pro tea..
C. GOODMAN.
Clerk.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-16
r. GASTRELL.
Bayou Sara, louisiana

... DEALER IN
FLOWS, AGRICULTURAL MITE
nents, Brides, Harness, Hardware, Guns,
Pistols, Pumps, Pipes, Machine Fittings
Cocks, Valves, Castings, Ropes, Holl,.n
Ware, Wagon and Carriagr ..oodwork.
Blacksmith's Materials, Etc, Etc.
FIN COPPER AND SHEET IRON MAN.
UFACTORY.
Also Agent for tho celebrated
CHARTER OAK" STOVES,
Uric, Garrett & Cottnlan, Brinley. Jas.
Il. Hall and other plows, Aliens Horse
Hoes, Woods Moving Machines, Hors,,
Hay Rakcs, all of which l will guarar
eco to soil lower than can DO purchased
elsewhere.
Changers and others will find IT to
their advantage to call and examine nv
stock and prices before purchasing disc
where.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-16
INHE ADLER HOUSE.

Clinton, Louisiana,
Is constant j. open for tho acco1nmada
ion of tho public. Meals by the day-
week OF month ut reasona bio rates.
SINGLE MEALS FIFTY CENTS,
Elegant and we'll furnished rooms can
llso be procured. Respectfully,
Juno ~, Oily. Mrs. S. ADLER
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-16
..cIANA sEN.T1N IL.

LODGES.
Ina. Chapter No. IL meets
n ssts H1c n. I'D Of each month, 1T
b1n,'; NAouiRE, aec'y.
,.aoa No. 81. +. g. A. M.
tisa =! 1 AZ and third Monday Of
10 " ~ o'clock p. m.
.asa q. PLHTrlSaER, W. M.
I,its&z, s'e'y.
e.,. Lodge No. 50, I: o; Q. F..
Asnw .Jrs sdav 1t z O'Clock p. m.
.$.ls, Sec. b. T. WHITE n g.
az. leds. No. lsa I. o. h. B.
T"' l.. WELL, President.
,.s1Ax. Secretary:
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-16

A trial package of DR.. A. Q. Simmons
Vegetable Liver Aeoicine car be had
free of charge. st Mumford's Drug stole.
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'~ 10. Z. :B3R@RRo
G u n S M | Il II.
Adjoining B. Farrelly's Store

Principal st. Bayou Sara.-----..----Ln In,
Fire arms OF all descriptions pnt in first
CLASS Order. Gun stocks made or repaired.
Sewing machines repaired, Scissors and
all kinds of small tools sllarpcncI. All a,
reasonable rates of charge.
Dec. LIST. 6n.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-16
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\N7E ARE NOW prepared to furnish all
w kinds Of Grave Work and Irot
Railing Mt reduced prices. Parties adj
dressing us mt Bayou Sara, or at william
II, Iiper's, Baton Rouge, we will onll and
sec with our designs, Of which We have
a largo variety.
Oct. IL '11-6m