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at her late residence, on Main street,
this city.
Died, Saturday evening, January 70,
Elias G. Garner, in the sixty-hrst year
OF his age. The funeral took place from
Christ Church yesterday afternoon, and
was largely attended.
The trial of Freeman Oaks ana Buck
Davis, the alledged X. X S., was called
yesterday morning at 10 O'clock. The
trial, however, did not come off and
they were placed under bail of 81, ,OOO
each to appear before the Grand Jury.
Their bondsmen are Messrs. Childe and
Jones.
The testimony in the case Of Robert
Fox was all in Saturday evening,
and the Court adjourned until
5 O'clock. When Judge Roy
lty passed his decision, he said that
he had studied the case carefully and
looked at it in every light, and mad CIV
en- it his strict attention from the BE-
ginning, and could not discover any
evidence 10 connect him with the mur-
der that had been committed. the re-
suit was hailed wlCn cheers, and Bob
Was made h ppy nan.
HAMILTON.
Frank NJ. FiLton, of PIqua, is in the
city spending few days.
The Irving Club meets Saturday even.
ing at Miss Nellie Phillips.
Daniel Beatin, the Past Master at Ok
fora, was in the CITY yesterday.
CIV. Ismlnger, attorney-at-Iaw. is the
happy father of Il young daughter.
Col. James E. Neal, Speaker of the
House, returned TO Columbus yester-
day.
Charles Castadan, lad of fourteen
years, was this morning taken to the
Reform School, at Toledo.
VIM. Coppage has returned from the
South, where he went some time since
with the intention of remaining.
The County Commissioners held a
meeting yesterday. Little or no bust.
ness OF Importance was transacted.
A number of citizens have received
Invitations to attend the opening OF the
Urbana Water-works in that city Feb.
ruary %.
An entertainment will be given Fri
day evening in Becketrs Hall for the
benefit of the First Ward Mission Sab.
bath-school.
The Good Templars colored) will give
a social and supper this evening ut
their new hall corner of Second and
Basin streets.
A man named George Lewis was yes.
| terday committed to Jail for stealing two
| carpenter bits, valued at cents, from
one Henry Becker.
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FOrty-fifth COngresS-SecOn Ses-
sion.
SENATE,

NAAH'
WASHINGTON, Jan. % The greater
part of the morning bour WAC occuniod
T., +ho rooo.o.; 'p''"
-n WV pis'"a'"'ion u pe'l'lohs remoh"
strating against the reduction Of certain
tariff duties and the restoration Of the
tax on tea and coffee, all of which we're
referred.
House bill making appropriations to
remove DISTINCTIONS in the Mississinpi
Missouri, Arkansas aud Red Rivers was
taken up and passed.
AT the expiration of the morning hour
the Senate resumed consideration OF
the House bill to authorize the free coin
age of the standard silver dollar and to
restore its legal-tender character.
Mr.. Morrill, spoke in opposition there.
to. Mr.. Wallace, of PENNSYLVANIA, also
took the floor at the conclusi sion of Mr.,
MorrilPs speech, but, pending the deliy-
cry of his argument, the Senate ad-
journed.
uo1rsr
w..,,,,- 90
.,on1,ca, loN, o"h' 20 nDlls were IN
~ ,ho ai,io auu ioIe'aso' Llortolng tnaG
niri,o ne ~ 't,' VI 'aAeS y! ulsIl4leu
siatimo WV ,an V' ahoe W sne lnanu-
wostaoa s"iion 1ol
"Ts'"ai r." ra,;ro .ho oino,,,4, -
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which prevails at tins season OF the year. The
market is steady, with prices sustained.
PRINTs-We quote 6k SIC for standards, and
S ate for shiTt1ngs
BLEACHED MUsLIEs-New YORK Mills Ike,
LOnsdalc Cambria l5c, King Philips cambrIc
l3c, Jabez Knight do 94sC. Wamsutta Il1Sc,
Lonsdale 9c, Fruit of the Loom exc, Hope
&c. Farwell 9sc.
BROWN SHEEFINGs. standards at 81
skc, Western at GA a7c and seconds at 6a aGHc
per yard.
JRAEs-.WinOna lSc. Pewee Valley 25c. Min
neola sc, Atlanta soc, Gibraltar Hhc, AmerI-
can 45c. Laurel Hlll 42sc, Queen lily 5OG,
Buck Kun 55c, and Long Branch G5c
IICKISGs -ConestOga { T. A, l2i,C; e Il,
1870; Gold Medal, l5Hc; Extra Medal, Tic;
QGeen Of tho West, l46 &c, 1856, zoe, 2e5ac. &c,
2oc and SOC; and AmOskeag, A c A, l7c.
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CINCINNATI Jan. 20.
The weeks work at the auction houses was
very satisfactory, both a REGARDS amount
sold and prices obtained HOlIers OF Old SOCK
are daily realizing that IN quality TIER to-
Daccos are far below tnelr expectations, Jncy
linnng that IN passing through the sweat
much Of IL has funkeu Ur Changea from brlghV
to a dark, dingV color. Many lot, that were
priced last summsr looked well AID were
really cOnslde. cd fine goods, open up
now as only common or me-
dunn. Receipts OF new cor
tinue large for SO cally in the season, but the
dcmaud is suilcleut to take an GO ming for
ward at prices shade high I than last week.
Oh 0 and " ioCVnsin are very firm at quota
tiong. sales for the week were: 346 hh Is Ma
son County, ky., District, trash, lus5 and leaf
81 hhds new: ,, hnds at S2d3 8, "A hhds new at
S4a6 Is, IL at $6a7 80, at 80 .0a.U: 81 nnds old
u at s. 4Ua3 9O % $a5 y5 80 at S6I 95, IS t $S
az w, u at $l0al4 T., at SIS 5OalS ~; l2O hnus
Brown county, Ohio, District "A hhds new:
at S3a3 So, 3 hhls new at S4a53J q at $6a7 IS, 3
at IS lOas so; VI hhis old: ut 50 25a3 70, II at
"a 2Oa5 95, 81 a. So 6Da7 80. % at 59 70 y ut $40
ais IS: 10 hhds new owen County. kv.. Dis
trct7S at s. 503 95, "a al $4a5 3d. 81 at S6aI ~,
5 at IS 20a9 ~. 2 at SIIall 80; l5l hhds Pendle-
ton County, Kentucky. DlstrIct-lJ5 hhls new,
50 at 81 70a3 Vs. AZ at $4a5, 13 at 81 l0a7 45, Al
hhds old II at $3a3 IS, 10 ut $4a5 9J II at S6a7 81,
II ut S. 70a17 25. ~ hhds Boone COUNTY, X :,
trash, lugs and leaf-l2 at ~ 45a3 Az, at "a Goa
8 20. 6hhds West Virginia at "a 25a23, boxes
do at $2a3 for common luKs to bright wrappers.
. hbds Missouri ugs at $2a56O l2I cases cigar
leaf, common smokers TO good wrappers; 81
cases Ohio-5l cases new at $2a 0 75, 46 cases
OLD at $2al4 %. 10 cases Wisconsin at " goa
IL Is. II cases Connecticut, at $llalI. al
$l2 25a23 50.
The total offerings at auction for the week
ana the expired portion of the current month
and year, as reported by the warehouses, were
aa follows.
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In this case, suit to recover for stone
WORK, verdict was returned for plain
tiff lor $3.50.
POLICE.
Petit Larceny-Kittie Ryan, 5000;
Christian Vol, $40; BENZ. Calling, SIS;
VIM. Gleason. $200-30; Samuel Brown,
$25; E. D. Shannan, Martin Ryan and
George Tibbals, continued to Feb. l;
James Miles, $4,000; August hrelnbery,
continued to Jan. 30.
Assault and Battery-Chas. Mason,
two charges, continued to FEB. s; Jacob
Martin II an, continued to Feb. |.
Kelly, Peter Meyer, joan Labraudt,
john Miller, Joseph Q linn and George
Res, d smisseu; FREQ. Schmidt, Fred.
Classified, John Schmidt, Geo. Schmidt,
Wm. Orr, Theodore Ruff, hn Ferguson
and Pater Wag ler, $5J-30 each; Mary
Eagau, 80 days.
Miscellane0us-Pat. Sullivan and I.
Manning, lettering, dismissed; Marga.
| ret Orr, bisamy, examination waived
John Carr, having burglars tools, $l00
and II months, and carrying con-
| ceaIed weapons, $500 and 80 days; EN- lie
Pollock, oDstructng Public Landing,
dismissed; j. b. Ross, Obstructing side
| walk, continued 10 Il, bruary 2; JAS. Al
Lenan, carrying concealed weapons, $40;
Chas. Herbold, same, dismissed; James
Mclean, committing nuisance, dis.
missed; Miles Morris, exposing person,
3; Au.u,t Kreinbery, false pretenses
| continued to January 80.
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at re Strained resin 57sa57Xc. Spirits
turpenJine 30 a3Ic. Eggs stead, western,
I3al6c. Mess pork dull at Sll 75aia l24 Boef
steady: Plain mess lOSallc; extra do, "a
l3lc. Dressed hogs firm: Western 81 625Ia
AS; long clear middlcs, jXa6c. Lard: primo
steam hrmer at 76la7.b5. Butter firm: West
ern, lsa22. Cheese firm at 7sl3kc. Whisky
dull at 81 O6Al U6I.
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN-
NATI MARKET.

FLOUR The market was weak during the
past seve al days, with only fair constitute
t,ve demand, closing more steady. Family
four sAIing down TO s. 4olj 20 for ordinary,
ana held up to ST B0aG - for fancy brands, rs
tJ uutlity or re ,lItat.on. Extra hGln at 81 S5a
" suptriinc a. 50 SOi4 10, low grades offered
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FINANCIAL.


CINCINNATI, Jan. 29-l:30 p. M.
Gold frmer. Opened at l02 in W all street
this morning and now at 102k. Quoted here
at O2 buying and 1O2H selling. Gold checks
on New York drawn here at 1929.
Eastern exchange IS quiet, the demand for it
light, and rates unchanged We quote it buy
ing at Ito discount and selling at par.
Sterling tirm but not much inquiry. Quoted
81 S51S for short and 81 S2h for long per {, in
gold.
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NINUINNATI, JHI, TV, ToTo
The volume OF business this week was only
moderate. Trade was generally hgnt, but not
unusually so considorlnV the ordinary un' 'ess
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WEDNESDAY. goth. at . i. NJ, POSITIVELY
o~@ AJAS. ID. PARKER, {. Il. Russell
L.f4lEES&jssy Master. Apply on board, or to Hoyet
zzt11 & MOssGt. Agents.
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For Madison.

MONDAY. WEDN ESDAl, FRIDAY. 3P. NJ,
AVIRGIE LEE, W. IL. Kirby,
Lssai Master: Apply on 6oard; or a.
md " aJpr streets,
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ne following are the local buying and sell

The following ts the 80 T. Nj. report OF New
York Stock Market, as received ny Lea, Ster-
rett u Co., 25 Vest Third street:
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Enr New Orleans.

TUESDAY, 29th. at r. Nj. POSITIVELY,
@TS AGOIDEN RI III. o. T. ShlnkIe
i.fslttffsasssTr laster Apply on board or t.
zsta Roysc q Mosset, }. Z. DormSu y
Co., GeV. 'CharVcI, Agents.
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Cincinnati Lave STOCK Market
f,JncINNLT, Jon OQ-O p nj

CInc,hhati Lave STOCK Market
CINCINNATI, Jan. 29-2 z. Nj.
The following are the receipts and shipment
OF hive stock for the past II hours:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Receipts....,...... 3g6 $3.50 643
shipments. l0j l3S ....
HOGS-Market firm, ana more active. Com
mon selling at 50 50t3 50, medium at s. 90a4,
and good TO choice at "a lOa4 20 per GENITAL
glos.
CArTLE-Ste1dy market and moderate de-
mand, Il d prices unchanged, Quoted s. 25a
50 for common, So 7ja3 IS for nsedium, So I5a
0 for good To choice, and 81 70 for extra, per
rcuta gross.
sHEEP-Arc selling at previous prices. and
market slow. Common 81 7,a3 %, medium
,0a3 Is, and good to choice $ia475 per cental
gross.
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For ki,lnIingLun.

IHfS DAY, 2DIh, at 4 2. NJ. IOsIIIN ALl
6$ y. the c. n o. Il. Il. Packet tLEEE
LI@Aassa&&.Stf WOOD, }. L. Campbell, Mastek
isaziszzaa Freight received at all hours OK
W harl boat, foot of Broadway. W. honshcll,
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COMMON PLEAS.

Isaac GraVeson against j. ID. Lehmer.
In this case, suit to recover for stone
WORK, a verdict was returned for plain
tiff Ior $3.50.
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For PittSburg,

For Pittsburg.
THIS DAY. 29th, at +, NJ. POSITIVELY,
aSS KATIE STOL kDALE, I. : Cal
Lfaafs4RASs<#s noun, Master, Apply on board, o.
GksszzszrxszR 10 j. 5. Robinson, Agent.
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For PONlorON.

FUF IOIlCTUys
HIS DAY, 70 h, at ) T.. Nj, POSITIVELY,
g.= h the TELEGRAPH, Il, ;. Morgan,
fslSSS4tSE a Master. Freight received at all
sis<SsdlA&2 hours on Wharf boat foot ot Broad
lny. W. nonshell, superinLendent.
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LEXINGTON. Ky.

Born TO the wife OF q. ii. Graham, Jan.
nary %, u son, Charlton.
Mrs. Sarah Smith died on the 2llh jnst.
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The following are the receipts and shipment
OF hive stock for the past Il hours:
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-02-16

State of Louisiana, Parish, Of West Fell
ciana. Parish Court, Meyer, Weis & Co.,
for use of NJ. Il A. Fischer VS.. William
K. Wimlish, til Judicial District Court,
No. 257l.
BY virtue of and in obedience to a writ
of Fl. Fa. issued in the above styled suit
from said Honorable Court, and to me
directed, l have seized and will offer tor
sale in front Of the Court House, in St.
Francisville, on SATURDAY, the 10Th
day Of February, A. d 1873, at the hour
OF IL O'Clock, Il III. of said day, this being
the third Saturday of said month, the
following described property to-wit: A
certain tract of land or plantation, situa-
ted in the parish of West Fclici:,na, and
known as the Fairview place, containing
Gl4O) Eleven hundred and forty acres,
more or less, bounded north by lands now
or formerly of Estate of Mrs. Sarah Null
ford, deceased, east by little Bayou Sara,
south by lands now or formerly ofPatricl<
D"herty, and west by lands now or for
ncrly Of Thomas Dawson, together with
all the buildings and improvements
thereon or thoreunto belonging, and be-
ing same property bought by William II.
Wimlish, at Shcritf7s sale on the 18th of
September 1866, at the suit Of Mrs. S. Il.
D"herty vs. her creditors.
Terms of Sale-CaSh with the benefit
of appraiscment- JNO. J. BARROW.
Sheriff.
January II, rs.
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judicial Advertisement
STIERIFFS SALES.

STATE OF LOUIsIANA-Parish of West
Feliciana, Parish Court, No. 3S6-L.
Martinez VS.. Mrs NJ. j. Toatlvine.
BY virtue ofand in obedience to a writ
of Fl. Fa. issued in the above STYLED suit
from said Honorable Court, ant, to me
directed, have seized and will offer for
sale in front of the Court House in St.
Francisville, on
saturday the l6:h day Of Marcel.
A. d.. 1873, at the hour of II O'Clock. A..
NJ, of said day, this being the third Sat-
urday of said month, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit: A certain tract
OF land, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, c-ntainuy
two hundred and fifty (25O) acres more
or less, and bounded on the north by the
lands of A. Levi east by estate of ii. ii.
Cornell. south by II. Sanders and c.. Il.
smith, west by c. N. Gibbons.
Terms OF sale, cash with the benefit of
appraisement.
JNO. J. BARROW, Sheriff.
feb-l7S
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-02-16

Gen Ord said to a represent
tative OF the San Antonio Ex-
press the other day, while
helping two workmen 20 trim
his shade trees. that deliber-
ate effort is being made at
Washington to bclittle as much
as poss BILE the evidence Of the
army o6ccrs who have been
summoned from Texas to tes-
tify concerning the condition
Of the Rio Grande frontier.
Congressman Banning and
o hers, he thinks, are l.,boring
to make the difficulties on that
frontier appear uninportant;
so as to induce the belief that
20 many soldiers are not re-
quired there as the Texas del
egation demandec-the object
being TO cut down the army.
The general says his testimo-
ny was miSrepresented by the
press, on purpose. He be-
lieves there is a subsidized
press, and that Diaz's. the
Mexican Presidents, money
has been paid to parties in
this country to induce the Cir
culation of garbled statements
among the papers.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
January II, -.

The State of Louisiana, Parish of West
Fcliciana, Parish Cour:, No. zoo In the
matter of the succession otW. W. Thoms,
deceased.
BY virtue of and in obedience to Il com
mission. issued in the above Succession
from said Honorable Court, and to me
directed, l will offer for sale, according
to law, on
Thursday FL. day &C II b,u.,.y,
4. u. 1878.
on the premises. ut the hour of II o'clock
a. NJ, of said day, he tollowin. described
property belonging to said Success .or
to-wit: certain tract or parcel e, land
with all the buildings and ;.Ap-ovrm,uts
thereon, situated in the Perish of Wrst
Feliciana, and contai:.ins two hundred
and thirteen acres more or less. hounI,I
o.: ON the North b. Y. L. Ogden, East by
Ihompsm.,s creek, on the South BY Lands
OF Robt. Iho.ns, and on the West hy Mill
creek: also the following personal prop
erty: if
Cnc mule, one two horse wagon, one
COW.
Terms of sale-Cash.
JNO. J. BARROW.
jan. 10, rs. Sheriff
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We would advice our patrons to use
DR.. Harter's Elixir of wild Cherry. It is
a delicious aromatic cordial. It will pre-
vent disease in the low bottom lands and
marsly regions, especially in the south.
TO our knowledge it will cure dyspepsia,
sour stomach, headache and general de-
bility. It will neutralize the malaria and
impurities in the blood, cleansing the
liver and renovating the stomach. For
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r. S. g. Il. P. Lacey. Attorneys
Washington, DE-
WE REFER TO
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Bank, Washington, d. c.; c. Z. I",a,
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Topeka, Kansas.
Oct. Is, ri.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-02-16
SUCCESSION SALE.

The State of louisiana Parish of West
Fcliclana, Parish Court, No--. In
the matter OF the succession of Mathew
and Catherine Reilly, deceased.
BY virtue of and in obedience to a COM
mission issued in the above succession.
from said Honorable Court, and to me
directed, l will offer for sale according to
law, on
Thursday the 9sth day OF Feb
ruaary, 1875,
on the premises, in the town of BAYOU
Sara, at the hour of II o'clock a. H., of
said day, the following. described prop
erty belonging to said succession, to-wit ::
Lots number AS, 416, 42O, AL, 422, in
square number 81, in the town of Bayou
tSoca together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon. Also the follow
ing personal property: two gold watches,
two breast pins, two pair of earrings,
two warrants against the Corporation of
Bayou Sara, lot of household and kitchen
furniture, crockery ware. knives, etc, |
pistol, lot of old books. buggy, 1 gold
cross, jack screws, and loi Of personal
effects, embraced in the inventory made
14th of September 1877.
Terms OF Sale, Cash.
J.J. BARROW, Sheriff.