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PAIN AND DISEAsE.-Can we expect to enjoy
good health when bad or corrupt bunors circulate
with the blood, causing pain aud diseases and these
humors being deposited through the entire body,
produce pimplcS crup1ions ulcers indigestion. cos
tivencss, headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism and nu-
mcrous other complaints? Remove the cause by
taking VEGETINE, the most reliable remedy for
cleansing and purifying tho blood.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August ls.StioId opened at 1oOK.
Foon.-StocKS generally strong. Money, 2 per
cent. Gold, l00E. Exciange-Lons. 4s4!: short
1889. Stale bc nds quiet Governments steady.
Ershtng:-MOney easy at II per cent Ex-
change: 484k Cold, l0D&-1O0h bid. Govern
ments hrm; NE" o's, lO6in. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August l3.-Tirgina SIS, old, 90:
deferred. 4 consols, 537s: second series 2S1 ;
pasI-d"c coupons, 7Sk North Carolina 6's old
10 new, 8; special tax. /. Bid to-day.
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(,rl5Tarni4.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 13.-The body Of
II. j. Montague went east this morning, ac-
companied by members OF the Diplomacy"
troupe.
The Chinese here profess to have had no
intimation that any OF their countrymen
were wanted in Chicago, and say the wages
mentioned in the press dispatches would be
no inducement.
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vEGE'TYNE e..
VEGETINE
PURIFiES THE BLOOD
AND
GIVES STRENGTH.
DU QUoIN, ILL.,, January 81, 1878.

DU 8IOlS, iLL', oaHu''f! S1' 10 o.
Nr. II. Z. EteucnS:
Dear Sr,-Your sEEG ETINE" has beeen doing
wonders for me. Have been having the Chiils and
Fecer. contracted in the swamps OF the South, moth
ing giving me relief until | began The use OF your
up my system, purifying my blood giving strength
whereas I'LL other medicines weakened me. and filled
my system with poison; and am satisfied that If
families that live in the aguc districts OF the South
and West would take VEGETISE two or three times
Il week they would not be troubled with The CbiltS
or The Inaignunt FeperS that prevail at certain
Zines Of the year. save doctors bills and live to
e oou Old age. Respectful" yours.
f.. MITCHELL,
Agent Hcndcrson's Looms, St. Louis, ao.
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DoubIe Scuil.Race.

BARRIE, ONTARIO, August 13.--In the
double scull-race for integers. one mile
and return, four boats started. Plaisted
and mate were the winners; Gardner
brothers second. Time, 1916.
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Republicans Working for the RE-
rnoyaR OF Collector HraxtOn ut Nor

lc}hs
WASHINGTON, August 13.-The Star says
"NLessrs. j. It. Wilson, u. I. HutcliinSs,
and r. Denise, committee appointed by
the Republican Campaign Committee OF the
Second Virginia DISTRICT called on the
President to-day. They came about Col
lector Braxton, vi Norfolk. The Republic
cans want him removed. They say that,
being 4 Democrat, he naturally obStructs
the Republican party in its workings. They
also complain that he appoints only Demo-
Gratis and eX-Coniederates to positions I'M
der bin. Taking things all around, they
complain that il the Republicans OF the
Second Virginia district want to make any
fight in tile fall elections, Collector BraNton
must be removed. These charges they
firmly presented, and explained to the
President, with petition for Braxton's re-
moval. The President informed them that
he would have the matter investigated"
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New YORK, August 13.-Frank Mccoy
and Daniel Watson, two desperate charac-
tiers, were arrested to-day on suspicion Of
rohbing Cashier Stone, OF Hale's piano-fac-
tory, several DAYS ago.
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Z Astounding Bunk Officer Arrested.

WHITEHALL, N. Y, August 13.-W. r.
Humphrey, the ASCENDING cashier OF the
New Rochelle Savings Bank, was arrested
at Plattsburg this afternoon.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

PORTSMOUTH, August 1916 Z. M.-The
weather to-day was unfavorable for the
naval review, as the wind was blowing half
IL gale; nevertheless there was Il large num-
Der OF spectators present. Her Majesty,
the Queen, in the royal yacht Victoria and
Albert, passed through the fleet OF broad
side-ships, turret-shipS, sloors-of-War, gun
boats, and torpedo boats, numbering in all
twenty.four. The men-of-war were drawn
up in line, but no evolutions attempted.
The Occupation OF Ts0snia---MOrc
Fighting Reported.
VIENNA, August 13.-General Philippe
witch teIegraphed he would effect junction
with the army OF the Grand Duke Of Wur-
temburg near Vilez to-day. The Twentieth
Austrian division has not yet been able to
reach Sewornik. The outposts fought a
battle with the insurgents near Gralscha-
nitza on the 18th instant. The division was
also engaged on the Sth, 9th, and 10th. 1t
advanced close to Tusla, but in consequence
of the scarcity Of supplies and the eNhaus.
ton Of draught animals, was obliged to fall
back to secure communications, though not
compelled to do SO by the enemy.
Tho Paris Exposition.
SOME OF THE SUCCESSFUL AMERICAN EXHI-
%
PARIS, August 13.-The awards Of the
international Jury baVe not yet been pub
ished, but a considerable number OF the
successful competitors are known. Among
the successful American exhibits are Nc
Cormick's reaper, Wbeelock's steam-engine,
Woods reaper, Edison's telephone, Wheel
er & Wilson's sewing-machine, American
Watch Company;s watches, Fairbanks
scales, Colins's axes, Disston's saws, Will
coX's lard, Farmers Friend grain-drill,
Juhnston's harvester, Pullman's palace-cars,
Remington's rifles. Specimens of Ameri-
can coal and wheat receive gold medals, and
it is understood that American canneG-fruits
and meats have taken the highest prizes in
their class.
French Protectorate Over Tunis.
PARIS, August 13.-It is rumored that the
western powers baVe agreed to French
protectorate over Tunis.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

TUESDAY. August 13, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised 234 hogsheads and
ticl ccs. The offerings at auction Change were
100 packages; of which number 10 were taken III,
and the remainder sold 1t prices ranging from
sl.40 to s65.
We continue TO quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs-Common to medium, sl.50@S2; medium
to good. S3GGS4.
LeaE-Cominon, s4@s5; medium, $5@6; good,
S3GlSl0; fine, S11@$14.
BRIGHT.
La,gs-Common colory, S36t*1.
FiilerS.-Colnmon. Si6S5: medium, S5@S7:
good s7@S10: fine, Sl0MSl3.
S'mokers.-Common, S7@Ss.50: medium. 500
81 l: good, *l0@313; fine, sl5MSlS; fancy 81
Wrappers.-Common sl2@:15: medium: SIS
ms25; good, $30@$45; fine, s60@S7e; fancy,
S75@S90.
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SABINE sNTEgIIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST Is. 1878.
ARRIVED.

sun $40 HIGH TIDE.
sun .crs........... 6:i9 acknowledgements. 5:3l
Noon rises......... 7:35 Ereuing..,......... BAY
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 10. 1878.
ARRIVED.
Schooner William Layton, Layton, Baltimore
salt. Davenport 4 Morris.
Schooner Kate, Harrison, james river, lumber, a.
/. Sheppard.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York.
merchandise and passengers, u. w. Alien q 10,
agents.
Steamer Norfolk, Tunnil, Philadelphia, merclian-
disc and passengers. j. W. McCarrick, agent.
Steamer Ariel. Mayo. Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. Is Iatlln'
agent. ;,
Schooner Clara Mcrnek, Ireland, New York, mcr-
chxndiSe, Curtis * Parker.
Schooner Mary and Francis, McAnGreWs, P!llla-
d;Iyhia coal. Curtis & PARKER
Schooner David f. Wolf, Todd, Baltimore, lumber
and logs, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED.
Bark Glacier. Beatlie, Bahia, flour, Galle2o Nah
ufacturinS Company. 49,, ;,
Schooner Paul Leayey. Wentworth, Rio Grande
do sui, nJur, Dunlop Il McCancc.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner John i. Kelsey, Steelman. hence, Ut
New York August 18th.
Schooner Eva May McDufect?), hence, at Palland
AugIISt 9Th. ,.,,
Schooner n. p. Ravens, Pierce hence, mt Palland
August 10Th.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK, August 13.-Arrfycd: AbySsinia'
Charleston. State of Virginia. Arrived out: Rheln
Anglia. Fulcia, HALEY.
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Secretary NcCrcary IA Fert Monroe.
FoRT MONROE, August 13.-Secretary
McCreary arrived here this morning.
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noaSh If n RsoOGeI Horse
6,uDa.

TRENTON, n. j.. August 13.-The cele-
brated stallion Tattler died here to-day.
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FOR SALE BY
HORSES. MULES. de

nor SALE, a GOOD FAMILY On,
n InesE. Gentle, sound, and stylish. 90
price. S75. fau 1921 3. w. PoWEks,
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ssssFS'EFNG-EsDVSES.
DIsPATCH PRINTING-gOUSE.


DISPATCH PRINTING-goUSE.
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.
Having one of the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, con-
AIMED with skiiul mechanical talent, we are pre-
rarcd 10 execute promptly, In the very best style
and AT Low PRICES, every description or
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
susINESS-CARDS.
yIsITISG-CARDS.
kOFESSi0NAL-CARDS.
WEDDING-CARDS.
SHOW-CARDS,
CIRCULARS.
MANIFEsTs.
GILLs LADISG,
RECEIPTS
LErTER-HEADS.
NOTE-HEADs,
ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENTS
NOTICES CHECKS NOTES,
DRCG-LABELs, TAGS
PAMPHLE ,pcunENrs
&C., &c.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK
SPECIALITY.
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work In a manner that cannot be sur
] passed.
| We also do all kinds Of BINDING and RULING
Orders from the country promptly filled and &c
iyered by express or mail
We will cheertully Furnish estimates and .esn'
| oamnIes when required NH I2-d.sw.&H
inR. GEORGE 8. STEEL, an
1 DENTIST.
72s MAIN STREET,
17.o,d RICHMOND, VA
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VEGETINE

HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME- OF VERTIGO.
CAIRO, JILL, January %, 1878.
Nr. II. r. ,IepenS:
Dear Sir,-I have used several bottles OF "VEGE-
TINE" 1t has entirely cured Inc OF Vertigo. have
also used 1t for Kidney Complaint. 1t Is the best
medicine for Kidney Complaint. would recon-
mend It rs Il good blood-puriticr. n. YOCUA.
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Fine. So: supertine, S3.75MS4; extra. $500
s4.75: common fami!y, $3.50 fancy brands, So
Market dull.
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Killed by Her TTasbanr - Murdered

r. SAVANNAH. August i 3.-To-day: Ella
Chase, n woman of extraordinary physique,
known as the - Indian Doctress," was acci-
deDtaily shot and killed by her husband.
This morning Ben. Morgan, constable,
while assisting the deputy Sheriff to arrest
David Lebcy.a maniac, who had barricaded
himself in his house and threatened to kill
shot and almost instantly killed by LebeY.
The excitement was intense, the streets IN
the Vicinity OF the house being blocked
with people. In the afternoon posse
broke into the room, secured the lunatic,
and carried him to Jail.
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VEGETINE.
Mr.. Stevens,

IDELIEvE 1T TO DE GOOD MEDICINE.
XEEJA, o., March l, 1877.
Mr.. Stevens:
Dear Sir,-I wish to inform you what your VEGE.
TINE has done for me. have been afflicted With
Neuralgia, and after usug three bottles OF the
NEGETINE was entirely relieved. also found my
general health much improved. believe 1t 10 be
good medicine. Yours truly.
FRED. HARVERST1Ck.
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Approval OF the New Postal Treaty.
WASHINGTON, August 1S.--At the Cabinet
meeting to-day the Government approved
the new international postal treaty adopted
by the recent Universal Postal Congress at
Paris.
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VEGETISE thoroughly eradlcates every kind OF
humor and restores the entire system TO healthy
condition.
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CINcIsNATI, August 13.-Albert Peprle,
a resident OF cambridge, while drunk
mounted an engine on the narrow.gaug
railroad near Balm bridge station while the
engineer and fireman were absent, opened
the throttle-valve, starting the engine at the
rate OF. = ity miles an hour. Turning q
curve the engine jumped the track and was
completely wrecked, and People was fatally
manaled.
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Cardinal Mel loskey will oficiate at Miss
Jeanette Benefits marriage.
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VEGETINE.
DRUGGISTS REPORT.

H. r. StersnS:
Dear Strive have been selling your "VEGE-
TINE for the past eighteen months. and we take
pleasure in stating that In every case 10 our know-
euge, 1t has given great satisfaction.
Respectfully.
BUCK & C0WGIJ.L, druggists.
Hickman, KY.
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HUNYAD1 JANOS,
THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT.

THE LANCET" Hunyadi Janos.-Bar0n Liebig
aflirns that its richness in apcrient salts sur
passes that Of all other known waters"
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNL.-"H Han
yadi Janos.-The most agreeable, safest, aud
most efilcacious aperient water
PROFESSOR VIRCHOW, BERLIN. "Invariably
good and prompt success; most valuable"
PROFESSOR BAMBERGER, VIENNA. 81 have
prescribed these waters with remarkable sue
cess"
PROFESSOR sCANzoNI, WuRzBURG. 81 pre-
scribe none but this"
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNTON, N. D., f. R.
S., LONDON. More pleasant than its rivals,
and SURPRISES them in efficacy"
PROFESSOR AITKEN, NJ. D., T. r. s., ROYAL
MILITARY HOSPITAL, NETLEY. Preferred TO
PuIlna and Friedrichshall."
A WINEGLASSFUL A DOSE.
INDISPENSABLE TO THE TRAVELLING
PUBLIC.
Every geuuiae bottle bears the name OF THE
APoLLINARIs COMPANY iLimited,, London.
FREDERICK DE barry s. CO.,
ii and 4S Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas.
FOR SALE BY
DEALERS, GROCERs, AND DRUGGISTS.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmons,
General Agents for Virginia.
The iabe! OH every bottle is printed on BLU
paper. 1aSo-a' y h' @H aeeon ~
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VEGETINE
fIUNFADG JANOS WATER.

rs1HE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
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OF course committed to take his trial for
murder. But in the interval between his
apprehension and trial a great deal Of sham
sentiment was aroused about him, owing to
his being, as it was said, the best OF hus-
bands and Fathers. From his cell at MazaS
he sent out pitcous letters to his family,
cXpatiaJing on his remorse, and declaring
that lie had yielded to irresistible temp
tation, being unable. to bear the thought
OF his name being disbonored by his in
ability to meet his pecuniary engagements.
This precious system OF defence was per-
severed in at the asslzes, and procured Tor
the cowardiy criminal the benefit OF eX-
tenuating circumstances. Instead OF being
sent TO the scafold he will be transported
TO New Caledonia, where, il his conduct
be good, his wife and children will in
five years be allowed to JOIN him, and
assist him in cultiyating an allotment Of
land. This seems q mild fate beside that
which Martin deserved; and he was so
thoroughly conscious OF this himself that
on hearing the verdict he shook his coun-
sel's hand and thanked him .swith gush
OF emotion" Possibly, though, other per-
sons may experience emotions OF differ
ent sort on rejecting that man may
commit most abomInable. treacherous
murder, and yet get of cheaply because
some sentimental iurymen have been
touched by his sense OF commercial '.hon-
or" The privilege OF French jnrles to lind
extenuating circumstances has evidently IN
this instance, as in many others, been gross
Iy misused; and SO long as the death pen
atty is preserved in the code it would appear
desirable to deprive them OF this preroga-
tive, or to transfer it to the Judges, accord
ing to the Belgian system. Life ls certainly
but insecurity protected in France under a
state OF things which may inspire Others 70
emulate the exploits Of Martin in the nope
that they will pocket a good sum OF money
ii successful. and not come TO very PAD
end il caught. II
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21

1. Makes perfect lock stitch, alike on
both sides, On all kinds of goods.
2. Runs lights, smooth noiseless and
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21
A BOLD TRAMP.

1t is reported that a few days
ago bold at em"' to rob Pres
Elder J. A. Godfrey was made
by tramp in Amte Co., Miss.
The facts a. related 10 us are, that
our reverend + lend was severa
miles from Liberty, (where he hat
been in the interest of his church J
nd on his way 10 li- home Il
Ieensburg, La. VIXEN tramp,
one Of those Inherent characters
who inlcst this section OF coun-
try and who deem nothing disrc-
.,u-ahie bu, honest labor, suddenly
presented him.e elf, and, having Sc
cured '.he drop.' demanded Of MI.
G. hi. watch and money. which b"
turned owe: to Tie thief, and wa:
preparing to continue his journey
when the deDond o. avar'ce prompt
ed his imp tc, .a!so take the hor:c
our friend was riding. His greed
proved his curse for in mounting.
the horse M. Tramp relaxed h
vigilance. and Mr.. Gndf'ey, wh"
by .he way j. powerful man, will
one blow f. om his fisi ieted his as
-aisant. and. gaining possession cl
the rams ri TO-, aud having recov-
cred lis prouerry, marched him bacl:
TO Liberty aud had h'm i'dgcc IN
iii where he will have. we hope,
sufficient time to Illuminate on the
force OF christianity as delivered
through the strong arm OF one Of
H. most worth. adv"ca'cs.
ot- Democrat.
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A,BLUNDtKI> P dice.
/ Memphis Appeal. !


The New York paper are ex-
pressing excessive di-cnulent witt
the rclicn ;here The most EOrri
h;e crimes eScarc detection. Banks
can be robbed Of millions, citizens
Al q the children nl c'tiZens, carried
off from their h use doors, from the
streets. and from their very grave,
ard the police are unable to Go any
thing. The poor msn who IS driv
ed TO theft by poverty, they can
catch him, and it has been proven
that they have ability to thai
amount that they can catch him
when he has not stolen 4 all, and
CT late, they have more than once
taken ladies to jail and kept then.
all night, wkeu nothing cou,c b"
urged but the Numbering and
yretched suspicious differences OF
the stupid police. Mrs. Gross. lady
who came to this country az cors
re-pondent Of the London Times
was in this way kent in jai! during
the whole O. Of last Satu' d y night.
The New York rGlico. when under
Chief MarzeI'S management, obtain
cd a high character. but CT late
wears it has fallen into its old ineth
iency and mi chievousncst The
secret OF the change is Obviously
100 much politics.
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NO.. 20

,curo to the eopie Of ihis cour :
Try The ri2hi to elect and inaugu
rate their Chef Magistrate. Al
ready we zee he tried, iai hfui and
INSCRIPTIONS managers OF the willy
Radical party. quietly :akin-
their positions where their
services will be most efficient in til
coming struggle. A desperate el-
fort will be made 10 reneI Their
lot control Of the mas Of negro
V tiers. ard il may be that blood
Ter scenes will be enacted than ever
before known in our land.
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NpANGEIEs IAsafGiEs..
Summit (atiss.) Times.


Two y. ar- have passed away
since the lat Presidcotia! election
and the terribly exciting campaign
will not be likely to pass from the
memory Of the PARTIES engaged in
that struggle. which lasted from
the closing Of the OLSON he day
OF the cection. until the day OF in
augura,ion in March
1t is not certain tina, unless some
act is passed at the next session OF
Congress, to make recurrence Of
S sch a vast fraud Impossible. that
the same Or greater peris, will be
encountered in 1850.
Nothing in oar political history
has even caused as great degree
OF dissatisfaction az the deter min
ing by compromise the question
at issue, the strict party vote rob
bng the decision of the good result
hoped tor. Neither party accept,
ing the dcision a. satisfactory SO
luton of the question at issue. Al
electoral system thai permits such
& contract to de,eI mine its results,
must be peculiarly faulty, and
should be revised and amended be-
fore the next election.
1t is contended by nonpartisan
writer's that the electoral DISPUTE
Of 1876 was due to the corruption
and partisaEship prevalent throgh-
ont the country, 10 the deba SaG
condition of the political class, to
the failure Of both POLITICAL parties
to supply the public with issues
formed upon new questions Of vital
importance which | ad arisen since
the war to the disappearance from
the political stage Of statesmeu-Iike
capacity and leadership and the
appearance in tEei. lace Of 20 " job
berry and Intrigue, 30 the loss
among the people themselves OF
their interest in political principles.
and the spread among them in its
stead OF keen appetite for The ex,
element Of elections and place
hunting 10 a deterioration, in !act
Of those political qualities of the
masses which have hitherto made
Se'i-governmcnt possible These
with hundreds Of other speculative
opinions are scattered broad cas-
over the land through our journals
and otherwise But the practical
and urgent questions suggested by
the tronbics OF 1876, remain TO,
stare us in the face, and if the
great Democratic Conservative
party entcrtains a hope Of placing
man Of their selection in the
residential Chair in 1880, it be-
hooves them to secure the possibil-
ty by immediate action. They
must unite heart aud hand in the
great task placed before them, t.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21
FELICIAN.H COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE.
ALTON VILLA, WEST EELICIANA
PARISH, LOUISIANA.

The twenty-ninth session of this Insti-
tuition will commence on Monday, Sep
TENDER 10th, with a full and able corps
Inexperienced teachers.
Pupils will have the benefit of thor
ough and careful instruction in 4 comfort
able home.
For iurth her information address
MRS. V. Il. HOWELL, Principal,
L. L. c. Institute,
Bayou Sara, La.
july2O-7S- Can.
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ror State and District offices, .-.-. $500
L or IarlSn Offices, 1O.OO
For police District Offices, .---..-. 500
Ito be paid invariably in advance.)
Transient advertisements ,ciU be inserted
at the TGte Of 80 per square Of ten lines
subsequent Insertion.
Personalities charged at transient adrer-
Using rates.
Tie ADORE scale Of rates must be the basis
Of az contracts wiM advertising agents.
Obituaries, tributes Of respect, res olNti0as
to-. CHARGED as advertisements
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21

sW- The Boston Times publishes
tie statement as coming from But
Ter himself, that he made $1,000
above expenses out of the recent
election bv sending money to his
agent in New YORK 10 be used in
betting against himself. Cd, Ben
is seldom caught mapping. Item,