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a REPTILE.-A wagon from
Bellville was in town on Friday
with an alligator, about FIVE feet
long, tied to the hind axle, in
the place of a yellow dog. His
Alligatorship was captured in a
lake below Bellville, and did
not look as though he enjoyed
his captivity.
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Go to Col. Abe Meyers and
take a chance at the wonderful
Orguinette.
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SECOND ANNUAL DRAWING
Another 5000 Piano for some
BODY. Go to the bookstore il
you want to know any Moore
about it.
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SILKS and dress goods in
endless variety at Newbouer
Brothers. Read their new
three column advertisement and
note carefully the bargains
they are offering.
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JUST received a new and COM
plete stock of staple and fancy
groceries. sell at bottom pri-
ces and deliver in amy part Of
the city free E. J. FRANkEL,
North side square.
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Gcnt., Furni,hinr Good,i

Handsome and cheap is the very large
stock Of Shirts, Gents Underwear, Furn-
ishing Goods, eau Gloves andntletS, at
c. A. PoTTERs.
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Overeoats and Ulstersi
Look at Potter's stock Of Overcoats and
listers before you buy. He has them in
good styles, and his prices are astonishing.
they are so low. He has also any kind Of
rain coat you may require.
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AT A. NJ. WHITE!

In endless variety. Plain and fancy Monte
Cloths, brocaded and silk figured, in al
shade, and grades c. A. POTTER.
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You can find the largest and cheapest stocI
of TEAMS in Brenham
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Boots and Shoesi
Handmade Shoes, both ladies and misses,
also handmade Boots and Shoes, for men,
boys and youths. c. A. POTTER.
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BAGGING AND TIES.
Bagging, double anchor, heavy, I3GI4
Tics, all kind, per bdl. 1900. 7jS@
LUMBER.
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ALPACAS.

York Minister, silk finished, double-faced,
double-warp Alpacas. A few pieces Of this
choice brand can be had at reduced rates at
c. A. PoTrrus.
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g@. LOTION SEED WANTED
Highest cash price paid or same
delivered at my warehouse.
daw3m. !. A. WILKINS.
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CHAT RoosTER." - On
Thursday morning the tin roos:
ter which is to do duty as a
weather cock was placed in
position on top of the flagstaff
on the tower of the new city
hall. The rooster has a splen-
did tail and comb and is alto
gether a fine and beautiful bird;
he is a golden rooster being gilt
with the best quality Of gold
Leaf.
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Little Gem Saloon, around the corner is
the best place in town for fine liquors,
wines and cigars.
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When you are oppressed with desPon-
dent thought doft worry your associates
with gloomy grumblings, but use Ellert's
Daylight Liver Pills. They stimulate the
liver into healthy action, tone the stomach
and bring happiness. Sold by !. Tristran.
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AT A. n. WHITES
You can get a CORSET for 7S cents, and
everything else in proportion.
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The Lenard Grover combi-
nation gave sour Boarding
House" at the opera house last
night. A good sized audience
was present.
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EDGAR ROBBINS is the father
of a very handsome daughter;
she is quite young only two
days old, and will never be a
fireman.
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Take 'BLACK.DRAUGHT" and you
will never be bilious. Sold by ]. Tistram.
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Charley Browns

Sour Mash and Bourbon
whiskey, old and pure at the Little Gem
Saloon.
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Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
The fines, in the city at Charley Browns
Little Gem Saloon.
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''HLAcK.DRAUGHT the ~oaderfal
vegetable liver medicine; Sold by J. Iris
tam.
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Ladies' Dress Goods !

AT A. M. WHITES
You can buy good Woman's Shoe for
Is cents.
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Dobbin's Electric Soap. best
in the world, for sale by c. w.
KLAEDEN, Sole Agent.
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RA- Ond dollars worth of "Bl AcK.
DRkUGHT" will save fifty dollars in doc
tors bills. Sold by ]. Tistram.
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Shsmiis PrEhy Ash Rtisr md Miliriluss.

Il. W. GRADER. Watehmnke,
Jewsweler. Brennan. Texas.
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VINO can Beat Thtsl
A hat for IS cents; shoes ST: shirts so
cents; three pair socks IS cents; pants and
coat S2.5o. For S. c. A. Potter can dress
you from head TO foot
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Short Crop!

Our prices this fall are as close
as the crop.
PaMPELL & HARRISoS'S
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Liver pills contain arsenic: BLACK.
DRkuGHT" is as harmless as tea or col
fee. Sold by Trstram.
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Try the Honest Baking Pow
der, it stands unequaled; sam
pie boxes furnished on applica-
ton. c. w. kLAEDEN,
Sole Agent.
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~- Kattmann has all the
latest EDITORIALS and Magazines,
New Franklin Square and Sea-
side Libraries.
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&c. A. Potter has a right nice
line of clothind and gents fusn-
ishing goods.
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Sour stomach is instantly relieved by a
ose of "BlACK-DRAUGHT." soldby
!. Tristram.
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Clothing. clothing. clothing.
for gents, youths and boys
clothing, now larger, now bet
ter selected, now lower in price
than ever at D. w. Bloombargh
& Co.'S.
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Weekly Cotton Statement.

Mr.. VIM. Thompson, furnishes
the BANNER with the following
statement for the week ending
Friday, Nov. 6, 1879. +
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Lime and Cement.

A good and fresh article constantly on
hand and for sale BY
mct 2d6m ]. A. NlLhlNS.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-30
MISS. Nj. TURN Err,

ST. FRANCISVILLE, LA,
ID RESPECTFULLY informs the public
IL that she IS prepared to make cakes
of all descriptions for weddings, balls or
private dinners, light bread and all
kinds Of pastries, mado in the incest
style on the shortest notice, at Ieasona-
bic rates. aug2, 70 I'M
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-30

On Monday last the State
Democratic- Conservative Exccu-
tive Committee held their meeting
in New Orleans with every Parish
represented. Baton Rouge was
selected as the place fer holding the
State Convention ard the 6rst
Monday in October as the day.. The
apportionmcnt of delegates was
made to conform with that Of last
years Convention, aud resolution
was also passed requesting that
each delegation appoint one man to
cast its vote. Mr.. Albert Voor'
HES presided at the meeting while
Mr.. O. M. Tennyson acted as Sec
rotary.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-30

rwsThe Richland Beacon supports
Gov Nichols, for re -nomination for Gov
ernor.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-30

-Svcotman g. Friend keep the very
h,st soda aud sell il for five cents Sit'Ss
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-30
CENTENARY COLLEGE.

The unprecedented good order among
the students for the past two sessions
and the marked advancement IN their
studies, justities us in offering our 1nsti-
tuition to the patronage OF the pubic
with increased confidence. The sons OF
West Fcliciana cannot do better than TO
be educated here.
Tuition in the College classes S65,Co;
in Preparatory Department $4,000, for
session of ten months. Good boarding
furnished as low as ten dollars per
''' C, G. ANDREWS, President.
jackson, Louisiana
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-30

Grand total. --:----s4
ont of a possible 144. The Shooting was
from Mole's Rotating Trap, behind screen
REHABILITATION:
u & G.. Climb broke 103 balls out OF l44
=. r. G. Club broke "a balls out OF Ia a.
Majority for Bayou Sara Club ----.S9
Judge John Yoist, Umpircs.
w. w. II. Irvine, ! scorcrs.
Jas. Vignes, jr,--
The shades Of night were
fast falling when the shooting
was over and the admonlto-
nv whistle of the Lura remind
ed us that all things earthly
must have an end. and with
many kind wishes for the good
people who had conduc:d SO
much to orr happiness, we
bid AU REvo1H to Pointe Cou--
pee and her hospitable peo-
Die, and embarked for home
How can we describe that de-
lightful ride down the river,
and the impressive effect OF a
dozen or more voices, singing
snatches of popular airs, anc
the continual salutes from the
CUR of our Club?
2 Enough to say that will
many and deafening. yells ou'
crew evidenced their appre'
cation of the efforts Of the
projectors CT the grand tett
that day enjoyed. Indeed i
was a day worthy long 10 b.
remembered.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-30

borne, every body proceeded
to do Justice to the splendid
repast. Pig, turkey, chicken,
mutton, salads &C., &C., with
claret and white wine were
disposed of with relish.
Every attention was paid us
while at the table by Messrs.
Semple, Labatue, Claiborne,
Morrison and others, who ap-
peared determined that none
should 60 away from tue ta~
BILE who was not in the strict
est sense of the word FULL.
After dinner Col. Claiborne
in his usual easy style made a
speech Of welcome to the
guests the sincerity of which
| was sealed with a bumper.
Hon. w. W. Leake expressed
the sincere and hearty thanks
of the visiting party, where
upon the ring Of glasses re-
sounded "along the line" and
a deep drauhgt was drank to
the perpetuation Of that good
feeling existing between the
two parishes. whose people
are divided only by the grand
fathers Of waters, the mighty
Mississippi. Judge Yoist, Col.
Sam, McKneely, Robt Semple
and our jovia; friend, Mr.. Sam
Sackcrman, followed with con
CALCULATIONS. Mr.. Sackerman,
with Il little bashfulness ii
must be admitted, remarked
that he knew nothing about
shooting EMPTY glass balls
but that he had a partner who
could, were "they filled with
BEER, BUST ninety-nine out O
every hundred" Some one
suggested that the opinion
prevailed that Mr.. S. wa
running the beer business II
his own name.
Some delay was experienced
: from the late arrival Of thu
boat conveying the glass ball
and a Mole trap, and it wa
, not until halfpast four o'cloc!
that the shooting commenced
e which prevented the contest
t ants from shooting the custom
a airy twenty shots, but as
q were twelve was fired with tn
= following result:
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-30
FFLICIANAlSENTINEL.
Ea.,ITENNIAL CELEBRATION.

~; Centennial celebration vii!
SCI, se,n D. ", at Grace Church, St.
|Ia:1i On the first Sunday of next
(s, the 7th of September, at IL,
n m being tho tiftieth year of
q. a m Of Grace Church, in tho
of West Feliciana. An invitation
OF i" e H to I'LL who desire to
bent. ,~,DAvrxuE1J, RECTOR
IIoodyille and Clinton payers pleas
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-30
FEVERS

MALARIAL and all fevers can be avoid
ed by keeping the stomach, bowels, liver
and kidneys in healthy condition with
Richards Teetotal Tonic. Physicians
rely on the ingredients Of this remedy for
their safety for disease. and all who take
this tonic escape sickness and fevers OF
every kind. No other remedy so surely
corrects and removes every morbid ten.
dcncy, and it must be tried to know the
perft ct health and strength its use in.
sures. Druggists sell it. VAN BUS
KIRK Il co., Is Vesey Street, New York.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-30

Lion. Saml. J. Powell, left for
New Orleans on Sunday last to at
tend the meeting of the State DEM
ocratic Executive Committee, OF
which he is a member from this
Parish, and returned home on We'd
ncsday.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-30

A GARD.

We, tho undersigned committee, in be-
half of the p. A. D. A., tender our sincere
thanks to Misses Julia Coin, Franci 8
Moll and Mrs. S. NJ. Pollock, for their kind
assistance in the performance of the 18th
inst, who by their grace and cultivated
manners, rendered the play a success.
d. s. OSWALD
GEO. p. KAUFMAN.
BAYOU SARA, Aug. goth, 1879
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-30
NOTICE! NOTlCE!!

TNFIEsMerchants and other persons of tho
l. towns of Bayou Sara and ST. Fran
cisville, and of tho Parish Generally are
requested not to buy corn in small guam
titles Ocss than wagon ioad from per
sons DESTROYS of selling until the first day
Of November, 1879. 1t will be injurious
to us if such traffic is allowed to be car
ried on. PLAN A6fsS'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-30
A GRAND FETE.
THE CITIZENS OF WEST FELICIANA
AND POINTE COUP EE
MEET IN FRIENDLY CONTEST.
POINTE COUPEE HOS =
PITALITY.

were so unfortunate as to have
missed the opportunity Of attend
ing the grand reception given by
False River Gun Club to Bay GU
Sara Gun Club and their friends,
we fully appreciate our inability
to do he affair justice, for verify
none but an eye witness could form
but poor conception of the hos>
pitable greetings, muniGcent pre-
parations and intense pleasure ex-
perienced by those who met at
Red Store on the 9th.
fit ten o'clock having laid aside
the sterncr duties of business, we,
in company with several of GU.
Hill friends, pro ceeded to the riv-
cr, where. in q few moments, as
sembled Bayou Sara Gun Club, all
wearing handsome silk badges
bearing the namo Of the club in
gold, and about fifty friends who
had mustered to the call of pleas
urc and all awaiting the arrival OF
Capt. Tom Whites new ferry the
Lura, which was to convey them
to their destination. 1T eleven
o'clock, the little craft steamed up
to the Wharf Boat, the Captain
cried out /" all aboard" and of
we started. We will pass over
the pleasant journey and continual
laughter occassoned by tho witty
sayings and lively jests. from the
Jolly crew, and proceed to Red
Store Landing, where committee
of gentlemen awaited US and ex-
tended the welcome Of Pointe I ou~
gee in a manner so open and hons
est as to set at rest any lingering
doubt that may have existed as to
the sincerity Of our hosts.
.After the usual preliminar: es tie
Lura's freight was disembarked al
the Red Store landing where
committee of the False River Cur
Club composed of Mcssrs. Clai,
borne. Hebers, Scmple and other
were awaiting their expected
guests.
- A suitable repository 70
guns, munitions &C., was fur
nished at the Red Store TO-
members Of the Bayou Sar'
Club. After dismantling them
selves of the trappings for tn
approaching contest, the Bay
on Sara club and their friend
were soon made to feel a
home by thct thorough an
} hearty style so peculiar to on
: Pointe Coupee friends an
c nciehbors. Free discussion
then arose between the host
0 and guests upon various tor
G les such as crops, the genera
health of the country, polltlc;
c the probable results of tn
d shooting match &C., &c. "
!. cannot refrain from mention
y ing too, the fact that some
e the conversationallsts we1
ic snirited and demonstratlve !
Ell their gestures, which probab]
* was occasioned by too frequel
C visits to the kegs OF Lagf
d which were kept constantly c
,e tap by our respected hosts.
&c Wien conversation bega
in to be tiresome or in oth'
ID words when the flow OF COZ
Or versation was about TO resolN
t. itself into an inccssant strea
v of gas-primary cause, Lage
the cheerful announcement
st dinner greeted our ears.
10 And indeed when we S;
~ dinner we mean it, such as
an neculiar to Pointe Coupeear
as TO convey an idea Of the ma
I'd nificance Of the dinner it is o
or " necessary to state that
an was gotten up and manag'
ii bv Col. f. L. Claiborne al
~ Mr. q r. Row, gentlemen lo1
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-30

-Sweetman e Friend keep the
best soda water ard sell the same
or one nickel a glass.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-30

"a cold soda water at Sweet
md Friends foot o! the hill.
! prospects for a large sweet
, crop 10 this Parish is said
good. |
Mrs. M. A. Lurty, for several
On a health seeking visit to
(,'s Wells, Miss, returned to
|ome on Wednesday last.
Mr.. Il. il. Binning, who, for
time, has been on a visit to
! a Island, for his health, re-
q on Wednesday, looking
(ly improved.
The weather during the past
! has been quite pleasant, a
q scuth breeze keeping the
erature down to about " de-
mr. Jas. Leake. IT,, the young-
{ember Of Bayou Sara Gun
| won the champion badge in
tc Coupce, on Wednesday last,
having made the best score OF
member in our team.
SDr. S. D. Tonge has removed
amily and office to Bayou sa-
hid those needing his services
find him at his residence in
house formerly occupied by Mr.
\. Gastrell, when not profess
lily engaged.
1--WE have heard on our streets
bamo of Hon. X. A. Gross, OF
/ Fciiciaua, and that of Hon.
Nv. Leake, of this Parish, men"
I'd in connection with the office
hna,orial Representative from
When men of their
10 are selected from no danger
Is of getting the wrong man.
] Cant. Tom White has again
bli<hcd his steam ferry between
lou : ara and Pointe Coupee
\ i, tic name Of the neat an:
Running craft, and Capt. Tom
Railways be found on board en-
herring to make the journe!
fho river as pleasant as posi-
&The nomination for the ot1ic
District Judge Of the 18th Dis
! Court, composed of the Ear
of West Feliciaua and Point
speo, having been rendered ho'
III. J. Powell, We, together wit
3arpe circle of friends, sincerel
no will 7 ermit HE name to g
Ire the Convention. The hon
bf this Office will, no doubt, b
iugly conceded to West FeIlc
and than Saml. j. Powell, n
Ter lawyer or purer man can d
nd.
y From reliable authority "
Uniformed that that old and trle
= Btle of Democracy, Col. +.
iborne, has been brought out
Friends as a candidate for II
ee of Superintendent of Publ
hcation. We hope the Colon
n consent to let his name go o
s tho Convention, feeling as '
. that where capacity. virtue al
Segrity are the qualiicatio MS no
6re worthy than he can
BID in the State, yea' even
broad Union. We are satlsh'
/ West Foliciana will 10 n
h in awarding this justly mer'
upon 50 good and deser
o man.
SCApruRED.-On "Wednesday IL
'bromincnt citizen Of Tanica, W
y Just returned from New Oslea
a who was preparing to hast
&the bosom of his family, "
lkc1BLY seized upon and carr
ITO Red Store. We're it not
y great amusement this gentlem
corded his captors we woulo VI
The daily gazette., 1879-12-04
FIFTH EDITION.
OUR COUNTY COURTS.
TIE NATTER OF SETTING ASIDE sHKR-
IRIS sALEs-TMr KJEcTMENT CASE

TIE NATTER OF SETTING ASIDE sHKR-
IFFs sALKs--THE KJEcTMENT CASE
bEIS0 ARGUED IN AN ENDLESS WAY.
Specially reported for the GAZETTE.
NEW CASTLE, December AT the
opening OF Court this morning benjamin
Nields, Esq, made application for q rule
showing cause why writ OF posse sion
should not bs granted to him Of O Ger.
tain properly pur hased at Shenfi's sale.
Upon this point Mr.. Nields stated tha,
all applications for possession or the SET
ting aside OF Sherifi's sale ca es should
be made on or before the first Friday of
the Superior Court, and that they be
made In open Court. In this instance
CouIt was not In session on that day,
but he had filed his application At that
time and given the other parties notice
On account OF this the court issued
the rule, but stated that only In surh q
case could his motion be allowed. Un-
less application had been made on or
before Friday, court would receive NO
motions 10 set aside Sherifi-s sale.
Mr.. Bates then resumed his argument
In the rjectmenl case and continued
with great profundity and elaboration
until the noon adjournment.
COURT MOTIFS.
Some inquiry has been n ade by va
rious parties in reference to setting aside
Sherifi's sales. The statement OF the
court this morning with regard to the
application Of Mr. Nields aecidcs that
point.
j. Alexander Fulton, Esq. of Dover,
was In the court room for short time
this morning.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-04
The Fire Fiend at Cio,,,o.l

On Sunday evening ius, ha,,
rising the moon, PAT" and I,'s ",oIs
guire and Mr.. Kuotts ws,s 'onn
talk n iu Cl'yton when the, |, n sanS ,
ilke the sinking of q match a,
Cummins' Phosphate Faciorv . a.
Of q mile distant, and in a mo,,. y au1
q Hash OF light reaching up In ,ha
They made hasty tracks fo, ,hs ,ne
and by the vigorous application "e .,
ter from several barrels Kent H,ls
such emergencies. the flames ws." ~oa
dued and the building saved % !,
tounn that = person with ,pcsnd,. :
tent had brought several sLesr.. a,|
der and iRnited them for lh,s nv, y,
suspicion falls on IL notorious cbs,s
OF the place. Some two,xs.Is i
similar attempt was maize IN Sra
residence of Alex. Wallsn in G%,o %
with = sheaf Of fodder, happ,lv d,.c, N.Y.
ed In time to save the building % nr,
berore destroying a pair Of rant. % or
elder Mr. Wallen.-Smyrna Tim" "
The daily gazette., 1879-12-04
LATEST CABLE NEWS.
UNFOLDING TIE PLOT TO BLOW UP rHn
CZAR.

UNFOLDING THE PLOT TO BLOW UP rHn
czAR.
LONDON. Dec. Z, 1879.
Tho weather Is very cold In Great
Bti ain and on the Continent.
Dispatches from Rome and from Ma
drid report heavy sn0wfalls.
Mr.. Charles Stewart Parneli has Issued
letter stating that the Sligo pris0ners
will 10 tried ut Garrick ON Shannon on
the 1lth inst.
The Standards Rome despatch an
nounces that Italy has recognised the
Independence of koulnania by the ap-
pointment OF an Italian Plenipote ntiary
at Bucharest.
PRINCE GoRrscHAKogFs INTENTION
The Post has the following Berlin de-
spatch, "lt Is reported that Prince Gort-
schakoh left here we'll satisfied with the
result OF bis visit. He has had repeated
Interviews with the Ambassadors Of the
leading Powers" The Standards Ber-
lin correspondence says Prince 0ort-
schakoh Is determined not 70 resign vol
untanly.
LABoUcBKRK COMMITTED FOR TRIAL
Mr.. Labouohere has been committed
for trial on the charge, OF hbellinR Mr..
Lawson AMI Released from custody on his
own recognizanco III the sum Of GOO.
ABArrLE IMMINENT IN PERU.
A despa' ch received In London from
Buenos Ayres, dated Decembs 2 nays |:
lutte .hgcnce has been received here
that the Peruvian army 10 concentrating
in the Province of Tarapsca aud that the
Chlleans are marching to meet it. An
important battle appears to be immi
neut."
The daily gazette., 1879-12-04

WALL STREET YKsTERpAY.-There
was further decrease In the volume Of
business at the Stock Exchange, but the
market was stronger and closed general
iy at an advance on the opening figures.
Money was plentiful on call At to 6per
cent. Government securities were firm.
States dull and railway bonds rather
dull, but stronger. Foreign exchange
was advanced.