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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-02-23
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$, w. Corner Of Front d 8,
Streets ~
BAYOU SARA, La.
liz AVE CONSTANTLY in sto,o
IL at prices conformable With ' q !
times, full and complete lines of w,
goods, Ladies Dress Goods, House.l..
er's articles, and general asso,ts,sn,
fancy and staple dry goods:
Victoria Lawns,
Nainsooks, Swiss
Mulls, Pigues, BiSh,
op Lawns, Linen J.awns
Dress Linens, Mozanb
dimes, Organdy
Musllns, French
Percales, Irish Linz
ems, Bobbinet Bars
Laces and Curtains
Parasols, large varj
ty. Umbrcl- ''
las, assorted styles
and qualities. Cali
cos, Bleached Cottons.
CambriCs. Sheet;n,
Ch:'drens Cassius1s
Gents
Cassimeres,
G ottonadcs,
Jeans, Denims, Tick
-iups by the ward Or ,,iooo
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-02-23

Is at the landing at Bayou Sara for the
heXt IA days. He brought along with
hin, tho wOnIerfi1l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05

Hill. Rus. HILL and Nelson Southerland had all
wounded. For about three years thcy had been
constantly under arms. and their own pecuni-
AIRY interests hnd suffered. AZ had that OF every
man In tho county. Many arrests had been
made State militia, then M now, mad been
called in to guard and protect prisoners. but
there had been mover u single conviction. Mass
meetings OF the citizens had been held to devise
means Of putting an end to the fratricidal strife
and at last weariod with the long contest. the
lenders offered proposition OF settlement by
which all were to lay down their arms, and
some OF the minor characters were to leave the
county,
zoe Murphy. one of tho banished party return
ed TO stand trial for killing negro woman, but
while sitting in one Of the hotels here Jack
May came in and blew his brains out with a
pistol II was thought that this would lead to a
renewal OF the war. but DIR. Hill refused TO
avcnge Murphys death. and In the following
year 1853, left the State.
All tho Hills then left the county. going. many
Of them. to Washington and Jefferson counties.
The Evanscs nearly all left too and the iii ffcul-
tice were permanently ended. Peter Denton
was killed in Lexington; Jesse Hill, who killed
Sellers in the tobacco barn fight was killed near
Louisvilo II was charged. by Hcrk Walker,
Terrell who was Killed by the citizens OF Shell
byville. DR.. Evnns was nssassinaicd in this
county the night OF the battle OF pcrryville. in
the fall OF 1862 Jack May died a natural death.
DR.. Hill, after spending two years IN Oregon.
California, and South America, returned In
1855, and bids fair to live many years yet. Sam
and Tom Evans live In Texas. and two others
that were too young to take part in the family
war live yot down on tho battle ground.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05
TIM NEWARK SAYINGS BiNK.
A Preliminary Report by the Commissioners
showing Eta Condition.

The Commissioners appointed by Chan
ceor Runyon of New Jersey to examine the
affairs OF tho Newark Savings Institution trans
mittcd n preliminary report to the Chancellor
yesterday. This report IL made in order TO
satisfy tho demand OF the dopositors to be in
formed Of the present condition of the bank. 30
far as II could be asccrtaincd. The Commits
sloncrs have allowed ten per cent. for shrink
age in value on certain bonds and mortgages.
yet they report sufficient available assets to pay
every dcpositor nearly seventy two per cent. OF
his claim. Ths includes tho twenty per cent
alrcady paid under order of the Chancellor.
The report shows that the bank owes Its
depnsitors siO.li6.4199i. and that this is its
total liabilities. except small amount for cur
rent expenses. OF the assets the Commissi oners
pronounce t72S7. 80 to be good. and such
that they will fully produce that amount. They
add that they will probably produce moro than
hut TINT Il they were hastily disposed of or
forced to b. sold under pressure they might
bring mn II iess than tho amount given. Tho
Conmi~si'n'rs ind assets amounting to $4,000
2SSM thr va I'm" OF viii y theX hEye~as VT been
EnaEc einG IR,isi Inelph hcs e 100000
The Interest rc'eivsdh by the bank since July
is found 10 ho 1929 65276.
ThrnSnN Frontage that tho Commissioners
examination thus far shows the bank TO be able
to my ~ qcnosi,,ors is II ~ 100 The amount
yet unvGued is 81. 400 500. o.
The amount OF Western city county. and
railroad bonds held by the bank il larger than
the dep0sitors supposed.
Tho report will. 1t is expected. tend to allay
the alarm ~ deposors. most OF whom feared
that they would not get sixty per cent Of their
money, There WIS much dissatisfaction ex
pressed with the report yesterday afternoon. by
| bankers. merchants. mechanics. and others.
because IT does not toll what has become OF the
municipal county. or State bonds Of New Jer-
soy. which the dcmsitors supposed were held
! 10y the bank IA required Ivy tho original charter
OF time given the commission TO report. they
could not examine fully into the past MANAGE
ment otthe bank.
| Mr. George Wilkinson. ono Of the Commits
sioners. phid to- reporter for THE sun last
evening that the reason why Newark bonds or
county and State bonds of New Jcrsey did not
! appear IN the report wis because the bank did
not hold any. What had been lone with any OF
| these bonds that had been held 10y the bank il
| was The duty OF tho Chancellor To ns ocrtnin.
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4 QUEER MURDERER.
He Thinks he Ought 10 he Hanged. md Wants
TO be Hanged without Delay.

NEWARK, Ohio Dec. 80 Alfred Jones. the
Linyille murderer. II not n lunntir t. an idiot.
He Is tho possessor OF about 81 300 in money.
and n farm OF sixteen acres. On Thursday last
he sent for sheriff Scofod. and said: Sheriff.
during my confinement here, will | be COM
PEELED to pay for my board and lodging? II 40.
the sooner this thing is settled the better. II
VIII save money to my two boys. know the
enormity Of the crime | have committed. and
the penalty. Your duty Will be m unpleasant
one. and the sooner II If done with the better
know that most of the prisoners here cannot he
made 10 pay for their board. and think 1t very
Unfair that |. who have been a taxpayer In this
.ouhly ior over lor'y years should be made TO
The sheriff assured him that he need not foe
uneasy on that point; that he did not think it
would he required Of him. This assurance gave
tho old man n good deal Of satisfaction.
To the lawyer he has employed he il less
interviow with Jones few days ago the lawyer
said: " Mr.. Jones | want you to tell me every
thing connected with this murder; every cir
piled: have told the Sheriff all | know about
il. and have told YOU the same story. don't
want 70 talk any more about it," His attorney
said: Jones, you have employed me- to defend
YOU. About the only ploa that can be made in
your behalf is that OF insanity. Judging from
your conduct | think you are insane" His
as you are. II you expect to make that
defence and have me sent TO the penitcn-
tinry. It wont suit me at all. and wont
knows he is murderer. His notion Of justice
is That but one thing ought to or can pay the
penalty OF his crime. and that If, that he he
hanged by the neck until he is dead. and that it
be done a. expeditiously as possible. II this
does not come to, pass. Jones Will feel disap-
pointed and probably dissatised II cannot be
Bible, relieves him from that.
To his fellow prisoners he is mild, courteous,
and unobtrusiye. and. when opportunity offers.
is ready to read to them from his favorite book
and impart instruction and good advice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05
RUINED BY H'HISkEY,
The son OF Late Governor Of New Usmp-
shire Commits Murder.

Murray was n soldier of Company F, Fifth
United States Cavalry, Capt Paynel viii
Baker, the man who thrust the fatal knife into
his bosom. Is n son Of the late Gov. n. b. Baker
OF New Hampshire, and IT. only II years Of age.
About two and "a half years ago he came to Chey-
enne, and bong smart. active. aud so far MS
known, u reliable young man. he was made ono
OF the bailiffs under Sheriff O'Bricn. and acted
MS such during the greater part oi May 1870
he wentto the Hills, or on n surveying party.
military life, he enlisted in Com
pany i, Fifth Cavalry. but soon grew tired
OF his bargain and through the influence OF his
friends in Iowa. he not being Of age, he was
discharged from the service. Since that time
he has been radiating between Cheyenne and
most Of his time. seeking again to be taken into
the United States service. During all this time
whiskey, &C.. had been gradually demoralizing
him. On Friday. Dee Il, Baker and Murray
had nm alteration in the barrOom Mt the sutler
shop. Finally Baker went out and bought
butcher knife, came back to where he left
Murray, .sprang upon his victim, and with
his knife struck him three terrible blows,
the last one. penetrating into the region of
the heart. Murray died in about ten minutes.
Baker then backed up into n corner and threat
ened others of the bystanders. who madc no at
tempt TO arrest him. He then ran out with the
knife. and before he was secured he attempted
TO stab two other soldiers. The murderer ia
now in irons. On Monday night. Doc "a eight
masked men seized the guard Of the Federal
Marshaps Office at Cheyenne, and demanded
the key TO the Jail where Baker was confined
for murder But the guard did not have the
key, and the sheriff in whose possession he
was. WAS out OF town, and 80 the scheme to
yheh Baker was frustrated.
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Thrown $50 Foe. Over n pr.c,r,ce.


A shocking murder was committed in Grant
county on saturday night last Perry SMITH rc,ni ng On
hd 'irck about thirteen miles iIun putr-lip lci hi.
home that evening about 3 O'Clock. IN cuinpan, with
Johnsiro1 and = man named tnnuiueham Ferry tail
ng 10 return w 10 late hour ms vic became ule
anu got MI Nanmeier to with her search OF the
missing man They went hrst near GrOgs house ami
called Ia hun inpuring smiths whcreahoui, Gros said
ne lAh lrli smith short distance below mat ana on re
turning III about nlte"n minutes. could not hnd him.
iVns then go' up, secured torrlght and the three
went ~ search OF HIM. Proceeding short distance
'ros showed Nannetrr whore the missing man had be- n
A sen ana continually advised searching IN an opp0,
sli' direction from where the body found Vanne.
nisessa along ne road y! through some Laurel it ket
nh nish Gun ofocks ana apparently rolled OF Below
about twelve feet they found ON bench some traces Of
blood From this bench the body had hecn pitched over
a ptecinice about l'Dlcct At its base they found The
was Committed to jaIL N"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05
4 SONS WEdRY VIGIL
Watching by the Grave OF u Father whom he
believed Co be Alive.


A Swede, aged about 10 years, and his son.
hut on the sid" OF the hlufr a few miles north
west of town near Elm Point Mo They could
speak no English. and were very POOR. Mr..
Williams, the bee man. who lives close by, sup
piled them with food occasionally. Finally the
old man became i'll. and on the morning Of
Friday. the 22l between 4 and 8 O'Clock. was
reported dead. He had certainly coased to
breathe. but the hands limbs and neck did not
become rigid. and the son insisted that his
father was not dead. but In trance. Mr.. Strath-
man OF the furniture company. who have the
contract for buryng poor persons. took out a
coffin. in which the remains were placed and
conveyed to tho cemetery. But the son opposed
the burial. and the coffin was left beside the
open grave. where II was watched all night by
the patient mourner who bore the rain and
cold with heroic forttude, and was found next
morning wet through and through. sustaining
with undimlnishod ardor his dreary vigil. He
had taken of his own thin outer garment to
keep tho corpse warm. and an old blanket
from the cold was devoted to the same pious
purpose. He had evidently walked back and
forth all night. barefooted and coatless. and tho
path he had travelled WAS worn deep with his
persistent footsteps.
On Saturday morning the sexton came 10
town 10 soc about the matter. 1t was suggested
that the corpse be brought u town and be kept
~ some safe place 10 await results. Finally, DR..
Wecms. who was busy, sent out Dr. Bailey TO
man dead. and the intermcnt took place on Sat
urday evening. Anerward there was some talk
about the propriety OF exhuming the body. but
the suggestion was not acted upon. We have
no doubt tho man was quito dead The name is
Anderson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05
stabbed his NJ other because Breakfast w asn't
Keudy.


=. Andrew. aged H. son Of his widowed mother.
Mr. Nora Collins who resides at Market and Eighteenth
streets arose At o'clock yesterday morning out hu
NOR with all mankind and when his s.year old sister
came from her upstairs bedroom with her arms full Of
clothes, he branished huge dirk knife her head
driving her back TO bed The cries Il the arshed child
attracted the mother, upun whom the son turned nd
plunged the knife up to the hit In her right breast lie
hcn proceeded down town as usual and about his
accustomed work Mt the hpostng establishment Of Stl
well Brothers where he WAS arrested At an interview
know why did Il My breakfast wasn't ready, and
was hungry and mad, but | don't know what made me
act IN that way" His eyes filled with tears while he
spoke, and he said he was very sorry. Mrs Conss
wound ~ serious hut the attending surge has hopes
that It Will not prove fatal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05
A Chinamnn Sentenced by - Chinese Court
and Hanged.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Dec. PA San Francisco
Nhihsnah appeared NJ the station house last evening
ana alleged that his cousin had heen tried by Chime
court on street Tor debt had been sentenced death
ana WAS 10 be hung lie accompanied the officers 10
point ont the place but on the road met hy other
chinese, and then refused To 40 An hour after he
again came 10 the police AMI repeated his story The
officers locked ham up and forced him to tell where the
place was They went there, and found ChnAman
hanging by the neck to rater in his own room AMI
dead The Chinese tell contradictory stories al out IT,
and are in great iermcnt and anxious to get the san
Francisco 'hinaman out OF I, II is said the Chine
court Is now holding session, and the officers think OF
making a raid and capturing the whole lot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05

Some time ago tho citizens OF MENDOZA were
SURPRISED 10 learn that married couple, who Ind npph
tnty ,Vct IA Ieace ana harmony IN Illinois, had been
divorced ~ kansas The my stery ~ now explained The
husband had home Steadri lnO line farming land
and there WAS another 0pAcrc, adjoining not yet taken
up The PAR we're divorced. the widow entered the va.
cam quarter %chnn, nnd established her claims as the
hrhu :" family when tins was done the pair were re-
married, ant now have hne farm Of halt a section
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05
A CyeIOIpean Hog.


A few days since Mr. W. Miller of JTniontown.
VINO keeps phrk al tren hounds aptured an !,
VIVA hs ~ the mountains OF fHyette county The AMI.
MAJ hut only ms no nuneular appendages but orire
W ll' neau lor ic admission OF sound II also has hut
one ele winch however - large enough fo two bcn.
nearly Two inches IN diameter The animal weighs about
100 pounds, and Is as ferOcous ss n bear
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59rH .sENMg!;SyASsN SU, DIydREND.

cHasnsHs 81 NV Yosx Dec "a 1877
Interest for the six months ending Dec 81 1877 the
rat OF FIVE PER CENT per annlIn On sums OF son
aud under and at the rate II Fol PER CENT. the
exees. has been declared and VIII be payable after Jan
10 1879 W a. SLOCUM. Pre- sdent
CHARLES A wmrssY Secretary
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miscellaneous.


IL EATING'k COUCH I.OZENG ES are daily
IN commended tor Coughs Colds Asthma Sc by the
faculty Testimonials from the most eminent may be
seen
Price 80 cents per box Sold by all drnsgists
They contain nO opium or preparation thereof
FOVGERA co, New York
Special Agcnts
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION medical 9 ssay
comprising series OF lectures delivered kahn's
Museum Of Anatomy New York the cas, and cure of
premature decline showing inlsputihy how lost health
may he regaincd, ahorng clear synopsis oi the mped
phyNcaldehiity beng the result OF - wears experience
fIi'e ~ cents Address the author, Dr. |, J. KAHN,
oilite ana residence 81 East 10Th st New York
DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.-The foreign mails Tor
the week ending saturday. Jan 2. 1875 Will close at
shp wisconsin, via Queenstown; Wednesday at IL
Tor Europe, by steamship Ahyssinia via Queenstown
on Tiut SHAY AT ~ VI or Ireland by steamship at, OF
New Nork, WA queenstown and NJ II Tor Eurnpe by
steamship Leasing, VIA Plymouth. Cherbourg AMI Ham
bnrs, on saturday at 4 NJ for Europe. hy steamship
Republic VIA queenstown Currcs pnnlrncc Tor rmant
scotland and North Of ireland tu lr forwarded h, iii
scotland and North 90 lrclAnl hy stcam,hp Rnivit
wa Movllle ana GLASGOW ana NJ ~, NJ. FOR Europe
.i Ahhmshlp nun1h wa Snut Ampt0n ami Brrm'
Inc steamships Wisconsin lN>,uil. and krpuhllc
40 hoi take Wuls for IL uuarh, sweden ani NORWAY
The mail. Ter Nn,.u. y T. ltiNr Arw YORK IAN 1
The mails iUr ~ lhNnH~ l'i"u ri'u. ana YoncItn.ls
direct loaNr Sow .rk lu' The mai, for Brltl,
lhpan ltANv san In go Ian 10. rho mails iur 40.
Waha, &c. leave san frlu,i,c"jAn -
Niw yoHS De- ~ N
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UNIoN DIMrsAy!NGs BANK.
w EST SIDE SAVINGS HANK.

"
The usual semi annual interest OF per cent per an.
all from a. To been declared and
will be paid on and after MONDAY. Jan 81 1875 all
sums entitled thereto
Dividends not drawn will bear interest same As 10.
post
Money eposited or before i0t January 1873 will
draw Interest from the LIST January, 1878
By order OF the trustees
y. A. CoNKL1NG, President
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= ost ano found.

90 x kEWAkD.-Lost on Jan 2, a white hull ter.
W. ,en cog orndle spot VA rsht eye Return " 2O7
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nAvrp n AtRtrW o s"5 a yoi,ifr FAMILY
DAVID otRRiCk and a REGULAR FIX
Monday evening, Jan Z,
MR. JNO T RAYMOND az COLONEL SELLERS.
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MR. RAyMoND'S Grst appearance New York In BARLEY
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The other characters will be Interpreted by
80.
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FRIDAY and sHfGRDxY EVENINGS,
JAN and
COMPETITION IN RUNNING,
WALKING AND HURDLE RACING,
FESCINu AND rolf IsxriNG
u the Amateur CHAMPIONSHIPS u America
SPARRINu. TRIAL BDUfA
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viii appear for the Grsi tine in Now York. In his own
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
THREE DErDTS IN PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK
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Sutistp aotitss.

A QUARTERLY meeting OF the United Father
"a Matthew ] A Society No :. Of Brooklyn, ID
FOR election OF officers, on sunday afternoon NJ -,
o'clock at Masonic Temple corner OF GRAND and Nh sts
JAMES MCDONALD. President
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To rniLADELrliIA.
PENNSi LvANIA RAILROAD

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
between
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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The Republican Senators and CONGRESS-
men think that he is killing the Republican
party, while Hayes thinks that he is lust in.
fusing fresh life into the defunct Republican
ism that he found when he entered the Pres.
idency. The thing is rather one-sided-
HAYES against all the other Republicans, but
President ought to know something about
such things. We recollect once reading Of
another fellow who had a like issue with
everybody about him as to whether be or the
entire community was insane, and the result
was MS retreat to mad house. .-PhiIadeL-
phid Times.
Owing to financial muddle in Chicago
whatever city Indebtedness is contracted will
Tor some time be paid in non-interest bearing
warrants, payable out of the tax lew of this
year when collected. To ensure their paw
ment in full it will be necessary that their
sum total shall be kept from fifteen to twenty
per centum inside the amount levied, mas
much as the collections are sure to fail short
by about this percentage The Chicago Times
says that "these warrants will have to be
given to all the city employees iu lieu of cash,
and nearly all OF them will OF course be thrown
upon the market by the holders, who are for
the most part dependent upon their salaries
for their daily bread. The result cannot be
other than heavy depreciation-a deprecia
tion variously estimated at from Is to so per