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Feliciana sentinel., 1879-05-24
6E FELlClANa sENTiAvl,

rable.
THE crops throughnut the Parish ar,
much in need of rain.
Ice cream is delivered at residences
bis towu for five cents saucer.
4 light fall Of rain with some hal
experienced in this section Oh We'd
lay morning last.
1--WE ncllnowloiy" the pleasure of a
\ from Capt. JAS. DeGrey and A.r. w
Iawford, "nrinG the past week.
q We understand that quite - severe
storm visited the north western Dor
a. cur PARISH on Wednesday morn
,a,t.
70 al lover, Of that hca!thfnl and
bshing drink, iced s,la water, ".
Fn:.>nI the h"nS" OF Mcs4rs. Sweet
d Friend. Only five cents.
For nice cool glass of soda water,
efer onr readers to tho neat estal-
nent Vt MesSrS. Sweetmau & Friend.
5of the hill. Price, 5 cents u glass.
t.H Monday last W, were shown a
of cabbage from the garden of the
Is. Fisch weighing II pounds, the
st brought to the tronv this season
Our affable young fricnI, Mr.. Rrbt.
bake, wh" has for soma tine been
ged in tn est. James Hotel as Chief
is Spending the simmer with his
YES and friends in this to vn.
he Seven Clerks" is the drama
for the Pastime performance next
j.. This is heavy anI very affect
ny anl WI prove hi shly interest.
all VIII" can apuroci,t, good
we'll performed.
fxteen heal of thorough brsl Bra.
att!e, raised in this Parish, w.r..
|Xn.i shipped to Texas Il f.w davs
q Mr.. &. NJ. B."rrw, oar worthy
r"f Court, raised tho Larger potion
e shij,mer. ahi iufDcns us they
k3ecurrd 20 cross with native Texas
be report that the twirs Of Siam
<everhl years ugr, it s-eA4, is alto.
II unf"urieI as they are sad to
e il this c"un ~ a"l will be cy.
n 1t .'irnnnn'> iIlii Oh the 21tli of
lunth. All lovers of na,,r, Will |
1A!y repaid by being in atteulanne
o"casiop in question TO behold |
3cndc.fuI pa:r.
ic Tho Louisiana Icc Manufac- |
n Company il now prepared TO snp-
)Rntry consumers with either manu-
Pei or natural ice at the rate of
N1J-EITE CENTS per 100 pounds,
"a and delivered on board OF stealu-
IPr Rail Road cars.
a VI. \. BILLAED,
"LENN" N2f. 81: Secretary.
E01l newspaper for one dollar is
3.rUI the puhiic by our Old friend,
.sG. - ,!i-le, Tie agent. Tho Jour
Mighty Etortry, beautifully ii.us
ksaut ~ well worth the money.
4 extra in lace nont is oif:rcI to
La:s j.. 80 large aul Llll,n,ue
anI tbs paper sixteen mouths
SUN Of 90 dollar. To those
81 good ho me paper this is the
p6lucement ever oiforcl..
p Masons of this section have been
to Il series of enjoyable lectures
Nv. &. Corey, Grand Lecturer of
laua, during the past week, and on
ee-y last the members Of Feliciana
psNo. 81, gave a grand dinner in
~ their worthy preceptor, ut which
ErINEL was dUl: represented
Dit TO 4 cordial invitation extend.
@be worthy Lodge. Oar time is 700
IN Mtor us to give tie extended no.
k&he occasion that we would wish
1--WE have concluded 20 postpone
until our next.
~ foiiOwin is the score of two
IS by the Bayou Sara Gun Club
fpr last issne:
s# Il 23 i5G1S 50 1O-Tnta!.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-05-24
DEATH OF EDWIN W. WHITEMAN.

1t was sad intelligence thai
was borne by the telegraph, on Sat.
urday last Of the nnt!mely death ol
the gentleman whose name heads
this column. Mr.. Wh,teman was
born in the State of Missi- sippi. but
since his carly childhood, has been
we'll be'iked citizen of Bayou
sara. and his death at the early
age OF 36 years. although anticipat.
ed by his many friends, nevertheless
proved a severe shock to the CON
'nun'.y in which his pes ceable and
uniformly corteous department had
made him the friend o: erery man,
wom,n aud child who learned to
know him we'll. Since his attain
m"nt to ioanho"d many have been
the useful and important positions
he has occupied, aud on his de-
"ar'ure from the Mayoralty OF
B'you Sara two years ago, the
people of that town had good cause
TO he gra efu! for the many NUM-
cipal reforms inauyura ted under
his administration. Our departed
friend had been for several years
suit ,ring from an internal disease
the nature of which WIS never
known until after his death. Up-
on examination, after death it was
discovered that c,ncer of the slom
ach was the terrible malady with
which he had 80 long been af1l CT
ed, and dissolution was tho only
possible relief for his tortured
body. 1t il said by tAose who
were with MIN in his last moments,
that he died Ike philosopher and
4 stole that he knew his end was
ntar and his only regret Was to
cave behind the many friends so
irar to him. His remains wers
'ronght 10 on the steamer Z. E
Ice, on Wednesday morning acd
received by the members Of Lodge
No. so. |. 0. D. F., Of which he
vas most mpiary member. at
o'clock in the evening the above
Order. Biyou Sara and Pioneer
Fire Companies turned out, in
inform, to escort his remains to
heir last resting place. After e
burial ceremony by Rev.
a, G. B,keweli. the body was
placed in the care Of the Odd Eel
ows. who paid the last sad rites
20 their beloved brother. Mr..
lea1 o. a wife and eigh,
mall children, besides a host Of
riends tc mourn his unlime'y
leath. We can only offer our con
lolence to the bereavcd relatives, of
his good man, and remind them
hat he is not dead but liyeth il,
Ieaven awaiting that union prom
sed the righteous which ID more
astIng than tho sun. May bis
oul rest IN peace.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-05-24
LEES STEAM SAW MILL
8 MILES NORTH OF JACKSON, ON
THE WOODV1LLE AND JACK
SON ROAD.
Sun Street, Bayou Sara, La.

WOULD RESP . .CTFULLY inform
Il the public that my mill is now run
ning at IT'S fuli capacity, and that am
prepared to sell lumber at the following
low figures:
Heart Lumber .-.:----.-.S15 $500
Merchautable Lumber 1880
Common Lumber 1000
Rough Edge Lumber 500
MY terms are positively cash at the
mill before the removal of the lumber.
may.3.79-1y THOS. J.LEE.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
TUESDAY. April II. 1870.
Tie number OF breaks to-day comprised % h;s<-
Change were IS packages; Of which number 3?
were sold III prices r;tngim. from IL to - ~.
QUOTATlONS-PEIXED TOBACCO.
DARK.
L"g$.-t COMMON to medium, $2.2Jn :2.7J; good
Ia Iilc. S3m $3.50.
L'rt-roum"u TO good short. !; G &c: metiium
IT, IL lnns Seas so good To very g0o long. $50
% 80.
Dark leaf, good enough for wrappers and for the
bcs, types of the !:cgiS. have been thus far in very
light supply. There Is :t-,Vr.nlcn. OF ,.ark sun
cared tobacco Cl!cling.
L"g&.If2mmon 10 medium *i@:G; good to
Smoktrs.-Fair To medium. :SM:10: good to
very good, sl2@*l5; fine t" fancy. :l7501
LrGf-Common to medium. s7.50Gts9: good TO
very good. Sl0m Sl2ju: extra cntt,rs or filters,
&ljMSlS.
MThognay MISUNDERSTANDING 10 medium.
extra line. a :jp.
Trliolo HruDpers.--Cn Common 10 medium. :25Gr
s35: good 10 very go"d. SiuHL:3U; line To fancy.
S55NsST5.
ell commanded above the outside quotations. lnHi-
cations are that strictly fancy white wrappers VIII
be III light supply.
No special change In quotations. There Is some
inquiry for sound medm AMI low grade old filters
from manufacturers, and anything desirable viii
command fair prices.
There Is every prospect now Of 4 good season. ana
we look for Increased receipts.
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Colonies. The main tide Of emigration
seems TO be towards the mining districts OF
toe United States. There Is also considers.
Die migration to British America.
The Greek s.oan.
THE CONTRACT SIGNED.
PARIS, April 15.-Tbe Boursc announces
that The contract for the Greek loan OF sixty
million francs has been signed between the
Greek Minister and the Colnptain De Es-
compte and orders.
Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICO, April I.-Congross omen.
ed on the lst instant, when President Diaz
deliVered his message. Referring to the
United States be complains that the order OF
General Ord for the pursuit. OF raiders
across the border Is still in force, and the
treaty OF 1913 is thereby violated Diaz
hopes the United States, obeying the die
tates OF Justice, and considering the inter-
ests OF commerce and Industry. will revoke
the order, as it is contrary TO International
law.
Stnor Justo Bcni,ez has published a letter
formally declining 10 become candidate
for the presidency.
Daz has accepted Sennr Romero's resig.
nation and appointed Senior Trinidad Garcia
as his successor.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. April liz. 1879.

TUESDAY, April 10, 1879.
o Ga9's nIG fn,ss states AZ
stnte observation-disclosures consoIs. ST b.l. IS
ASKED virginia consos. new, Al bid. AZ aske.'
BID: virginia Interest ccrtfcares. is BID: YirgEs
taN-Teceiyab'e coupons, S2's bid, So. asked; North
CarGlina bonds, 20 bid. -,
ii?,s pa l2tAi asked: Rirnmonu CIT, 6's. }. ana
L.; lo3a hit: Petersburg city Co.. T. aad A.. IOI
Petersburg city SIS. snccai tax. j. ami D.. los bid
L,nci!hury city So, J: and j.. l - Ind; Lynchburs
ssHy s. ami nj s ~ T. Iol 'iH Norfolk city water
Rnitrord Bonds.--ylrsinia Central Railroad sr.,
;noI;=are Ga; Land j., % bid; Virginia Cen raj
ginia eutr,I itirnad fourrh mo gage S. j. au. j
OF bid; Virginia Cent sl lsai!rr al gage S.
81 J. and j., loo asked Souihstn Railroad thtr,;
burg Railroad FIRST mortgage s. j. aud j. 90 bI,i
mortgage S. }: andJ 103 bid. RichnoIsdr Frefle-
rirksSnrg and Potomac Railroad mortgage 7's, J..
AID j.. l02 bid; Richmond and Danyill. Railroad
consolidated g. VI. and NJ, So bid; piedmCat Rail
road first mortsayc o's. y. and d. 100 bid.
&C. C9ma Eoads-LameS Rlvcr and kaaavna Canal
hrss mortgage . "a. u. and ". 60 md
Eat'rean M0cks.-RishmonG and Petersburg
haiiroad 100 par. 10 BID: Richmond Frer:estras-
100 par ~: bid: Richmond. Fredericksburg and
aoionac hat'road per cent. guaranteed, 100 pir.
92;2 bid: Connection Railroad stock. 10 pr. Cox
blt: RtcTmon'i and DanvilG Railroad. 100 lor
$3.50 bid II 0.aO: S,ibcar,i and Roanoke Railroad
common 100 p3r. sJ5s5 bid: Sclboard and Ro,!ro Sc
Railroad S,liranterd. 100 par. 93 bid.
Cannt Sdosks.-JaInes kIrer AMI kanauha Ca
ma. 90 par. 81 asked.
Bnnk Hncks.-Etr.t National. 100 par. tl5 bid;
National Bank uf Virginia. 100 par go asked:
Cnioa Bank of Rlchmou,l. 80 par, 10 tAi; CHI.
Lbs Bank. - par. 221s asked
i"Snrn"cs E"mDnm,es Virginia Fire anal Ma
rlnc. 20 pa5. 30 d, IS asked: Virginia Satc. rs
par: "a bid: tsranitr. ! co par. Is asked.
.NiScsf 3s2esgS.-tIli Dominion Iron. ani Nall
Works Company. 100 nar. 9QaSkcl: Old Dsmi anon
Steamship Company. 100 par. So asked.
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.

SENATOR THURMAN ELECTED PRESIDENT
FRO TEMPoRE OF THE SENATE IN THE
ABSENCE OF VlCE-PRESIDESTw WHEEL Err.
TIE ARMY BILL IN THE SENATE: OTHER
CONGRESSIONAL AND wASHINGTo
NEWS-SEW YORK WHEAT MARKET DE-
RESSED-FIFTEENTH- GEL
EBRATION IN BALTtMORE--A POISONING
CAsEIN FIR EDERlC KSBURG; THE STOMACH
SENT TO THE STATE CHEMIST AT RICH
M0ND-MASS-MEETIN OF CINCINNATI
CoLoRED PEOPLE FOR RELIEF OF THE
SUFFERING NEGROES IN ST. LOUISA
CYCLONE IN MlSSoURI-A PENNSYLVANIA
COMMITTEE GOING TO SAN FRANCISCO
To RECEIVE GENERAL GRANT-THE
CHARGES AGAINST DIR. BULLOCK, OF
oSW EGO-FOREIGN ITEMS, &C., &C. 80
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c.',' ~: Vo.tot!ice al Farnham, Richmond
r-.I.:' Va, is discontinued for want OF i
Y. 'Ia'e' The papers go TO Emmcrton
r,,. 'rii"ie Davis Is appointed postmaster
s.1 IHc,24non, Prince William county, Va,
Wv, w. 'i'a'n J. Hammi!I, deceased. D. c,
t,, ;a"'ah Is appointed postmaster at Castle
!t a,s, Nampbe!l county, Va, vice james 4.
aver resigned.
Va, 0spa'ch from Roundout, n. T., re-
s., S me death Of two little girls from
Ga ,,,,as colored stockings. One was the
l.s%> a'cf Of Acknowledgement Schoon-
,e,.'' The second case was 4 girl eleven
oriy,nMao' who died after months illness,
q ,,,aa,lhg from the dye used in the color
.'Octnss she wore.
J-, nv" Britain. Ct. On Monday elected q
ese ,'' y. mayor By ten majority. All the
s7.aen Gny officers are Republicans. The
~ .'i h - equally divided, but the Demo-
! = having the mayor, will control it.
7 d ,r trenton city election came off Mon
q ,a me Democrats elect their city ticket
% rasor and schoo! superintendent. The
, lsa Is Republican by one majority.
soa 1@''Slorm occurred at Pensacola, Fla:
! X thing unknown before, Hail
large as hens sgg.
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>T:FHE>SvILLE, TEXAS, April ia dcs-
;'rt'r ailray has taken place ut the house OF
!. I. Holloway. in Eratl; county. Deputy
>~~rN ". II. King. with three citizens
Ng. u. Robertson. J. Y. Ross, and Ell
E-h-wrre charged with warrant for the
s...> q EU-k Holloway. and reached the
..@-r III IT," insist cf 4 praycr-mertine
/ Il Holloway refused to surrender his
-. and In i moment the officers were
,&~.udcu tx enemies. Rn>k commenced
>"'a., ana Robertson fell, dying after
~,,&a- from the house. The fight
,.@ amounted TO a regular battle.
..a Voice e PRAYER WAS hu>hed in the
h"1 q hu.c;> and the bang, bang, bang
-Ja> ami pistols. In the mean lime the
a." an3ed and dying assembled together.
@'Nh and ho.>. in the midst Of a shower OF
!iirt> ran quickly around The opposite
MI" u! the hoil>r. Just a. lc reached 4
.'H tree Eo>> fell, pierced by a bali. But
."a his SlN'>hooJer still IN his hand the
"rN vlct!ln rose 10 his knee :, chung to
~" Ire" Wit, ~" hand. and tried to shoot
.a3 Tie other. vt this moment old man
-.'D"aE and lii daughter appeared on the
-" If carnage, and, Fastening TO where
A"' @r ri!H-iE@ - Tie tree, GcnanueQ The
.ueadrr Of bis >iN-shootcr. Ross replied
a.! ar might have il provided he would let
LIN take on; The one remaining cartridge.
/" ..oway and lis daughter. the eyes OF the
..i t'Gmlau and ter long hair floating on
x south wind. which blew away the smoke
l4r tight. then seized the pistol oil the
a@un1cd man. and l'r main force wrenchcd
/, iE0'n his hands. cnicchtcd rs they were
'aF~@2h Jos If h,onG. The old man then.
Sac TEND !Tom hell, placed the muZZlc Of
'">'> o"" pistol against The side OF the
"'tl@J"d man anl fred: Ross, with Il
,.''a. frl! over dead, his murderer cooliy
~,eLtn@ IL" i;icle>S hodr on the ground,
- 1~>ncacd in blood. King and Keith
.alrd, and TIE brr!!c, OF Robertson and
Gas wee shortly aitcrw&rd found where
lei hya posse of citizens. Tie MUIR
rs were subsequently, arrested.
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The South Carolina Election Ca

CHARLESTON. April 15.-In the United
States Court to-day the election cases were
resumed. A verdict OF guilty was rendered
in the case Of Kerrigan. -, LeibeErood
Cwhite) was acquitted OF the charge OF OBJ
structiue Il United States deputy marshal.
A coured Democrat named Levy Was tried
for voting twice. The case was given to
the jury. and the court adjourned for the
day. The Jury was still ous At 10 z. NJ.
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FREDERICKSBURG, April 15.-Thcre is
considerable excitement here over the
death on Saturday OF Il son Of Lewis G.
Wilson, large iurn!iurc-dca The
father accused his Wifc's stcpmothcr Of
poisoning his son, but he now denies
making the accusation. The coroner made
a poSt.mortem examination OF the body,
and has sent the stomach to the State
Chemist Or. William II. Tayior) at Rich
mouG for ANALYSIS.
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GOLD PENS.
TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
- GOLD PEN
PATENTED October =, 1872

PATENTED October =, 1872,
Is The highest achievement in the manufacture Of
Gold Pens. and the result of experiments for more
than twenty gears. Tic RECORD" PEN is pro-
duceh by sklful combination III the two precious
AMI non corrosive mctals-1G karat GOLD and PA
TISUM-whilc the ordinary gold pen contains an
alloy Of copper reducing lis ncnes> without yield
Ing that elasticity. density. and stcel-ke temper
which the costly platinum supplies. The REC
ORD" GOLD PEN-POIErS are Of the best lrid-
ium (diamondSl. indestrnctibic with fair treatment,
and poli>hcd'to glaSS-iSe smouthnrss.
Steelpen writer's have now every objection TO gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement in pen
which VIII endure and not oXidz". >quarcly met.
The "RECORD" GOLD PEN l. guaranteed 10
possess durability. pcrmancncy of spring. and FER
fiction point. Price $3.50. Sold by all jewellers
and s'a'ionerS in the United States. Ifnot found or
der direct Tom JOHN HOLLAND,
Manufacturers,
NH l9'Wly 10 west Fourth street. Cincinnati.
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DER e s:Ss;ise+
JsRE s:ssis.*
GAEpOZO, FOURQUREAN L go.


GARDOZO, FOuRQUREAN $50.
HAVING :, LARGE TRADE
and possessing uacluilIcd facIilic; for awaiting
themselves Gf any favorable turu III The ,nor;c; IA
SECURE LARGE LOTS OF GOODS on TIE
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
onyinS'h AS they DO cxclu lively for cash. they are
IRON time 10 tine enabled to crr to their CUSTOM
cFs IN assortment of goods unsurpassed both in
price and variety.
THEIR PRESENT STOCK OF GOODS
VIII he found worthy of examination l.y the clio. cst
buyer. They have lately secured Il lincof
BLACK SILKS
Of very superior makes AID finish, end which IN
price has never been cIual!c We invite 10 this LOT
Of Silks the closest scrutiny, and guarantee Them
SPECIALLY CHEAP.
IN THEIR
ELhCK-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
one Of their leading spccaics-;l"v row disr,lay
the finest assortment Of BLACK BUNTlNGS Plain
Figured. and Satn-Strire tntwl.
GEENADlN unusual variety.
TAMISE.
CREPE GRENADINE new,
aud many Oth@r desirable Styles of
MOURNING GOODS.
We oTe- as special bargain; orc, two. and three
yard REMNANTS OF BLACK GRAPE At rcmari
ably low prices. apl
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CHARGED with EFeraSy.

WArERTGwS. y. j., April 15.-The COM
miitcc appointed by the Northern New
York Methodist Conference. sitting at Louis
vile, to investigate the charges OF heresy
against DR.. Bullock, OF Oswcgo, report that
the charges are well founded. \ bill OF
the charges will lie presented to DR.. Bull
lock, and he will he arraiSned on the
charge OF heresy and contumacy.
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PASSENGER g. BAGGAGE EXPRESS
DASSENGER AND BAGGAGE
ENppESs

OFFICES: No 9 WEST BROAD STREET AND
SHUCkOE SLIP.
TRANSFERRING PASSENGERS 10 and from
al pots and sfca ph0a, and other Irlin' IN INC
cty. - cents Tor each grown person Ini hall price
for ch'dren between six and Twelve years OF age.
NJ charge for children under six years.
BAGGAGE TRANSFERRED To or from any
railroad depot or sica!rttat bandit ant from 1n:
port Ion Of lie ,ity 20 iii" other. Trunks. go cents,
ind EaIi-c, and small packages ] cents. No extra
charge for clrryng tfUnk, In or OUT al the house.
tn. ahnyr subject 10 special rates FOR families
y. Large parties startfGg fY0n he same point.
PLEASURE CARRIAGES, lr,l hour I, and SD
cent, FOR caci: aoa- thereafter.
a, I:-lut STEVENS II. TAYLOR ( co.
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by Telegraph.

NEW iCEE. April 10 %non.-StockS strong
Money on cal. Jd i pcr cent. ENchaug,-ioLg,
4S6i:: short, 4S7:. State hons dull. Governments
firm.
'"9.-Mancy etsv. Exchange, 4SG4IiS6,.
governments strong AMI active: new IS. lO4S.
states ,iuil.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April lJ.-Eirginia G's deferred.
IA: ccn>o, ST.: second series. past due co,l-
ions. s2% North Carolina e.. old, %: new, l2.
Bid to-day.
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yYC7FY WATER

GENUINE F1CHI.
"
The iAernai sp-!ncs Of Vichy owned by the
French Gove rnmcnt, and the waters bottled un-
der Its supervision. They are applied AZ follows:
Ual-fERIEE CELESTINS-Iu eases OF Gout,
rheumatism, Diabetes, Gravel, Diseases OF the
Kidaeys &c.
GRAN DE. GRILL Diseases OF The Liver.
OF the Stomach tDys-
pepsial- nj,
The name of the spring Il on the CAPSULE. These
wate rs can be drunk IT liable pure or with wine. &c.
For saie bv o. CRAM,
mn 4-2ln IL Governor street.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
THE STRIKING MINERS.

LONDON, April IA dispatch to the
Times from New Castle states that numbers
OF the striking miners who are possessed OF
little means appear determined TO perma-
nently quit the Durham collieries. immi.
grafton agents in New Castle nnd district
are busy sending men to the United STATES
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i HURRICANE ~ NIss0UEI.-S. LoetiS,
~" Tee J"cii!Egs were demolished
IL, 2'rr@oon hy terrific blow, lasting
.: i"o Or three minutes. About thirty
-..'''S We're damaged, causing great alarm
."'!2 '1e people. Upon investigation it
@> !9NHd iha', notwithstanding the dam
=, ~ property, only one lie WAS lost. The
~" VAS ti!'Ic girl named Annie Rcr-
''1>' nose body was crushed almost out
3. 't'''"hh'n"c 10 a human being. Mrs.
.s.,'>' aged seventy: two. children Of
~g''!~> Nelson. AGED twelve and nine years,
80. .I ".oi: ln!2red: and boy Of Pat. Do
~, ,..S : SIX years DID, had leg broken. Be
"a '4cse there are no others known to be
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rbe surerin. Neyroes nj st. Louis.

CINCINNATI, April ia mass-meeting OF
colored people was held last night. at which
measures were adopted to extend relief to
the suffering negroes at st. Louis. John
Brown, Jr., son of "Ossawattomie,". pub.
fishes letter declaring his intention OF
volunteering his services to aid the suffer
ing colored refugees OF the South. ne
thinks the time has come for another grand
rescue of the colored race.
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TUST OPENED
~ ~ u - .i - j lis -,
Cos BROAD STREET:

MADRAS GINGIIAMS, beautiful STYLES. ut ! &c. /:
ALL-WOOL BEhTINtiS. In every >iiahe, al PIC
ncdualfiy n sold elsewhere al Csc;
New styies in DRESS GOODS:
Double width DEliEIGE At zoe. wor II 30c.:
ALl.-WUOI. DERElGE 1T 25c worth 33c.;
New shades in COIOf:ED SATlNS:
BLACK SATISS IT 81 and Sl.25 worth : 80 and
Sl.GO,
Great bargains IN BLACK CASHMERE at COO.
worth 75c.: ais. one III soc. worth Coo;
hLI.-WuUT. BLACK CASHMERE III be;
BLACK SILK FHINGES in the new tape and grass
style al very low price:
The very latest IN LINED PARASOLS:
New line SILK. SEl;iiE. and GlNGllAM PARA
SOILS and SUN-UMBRELL.\s III lower prices
than ever:
Another lot Of those excel NJ TWo-ECTTnN
KID GLOVES nj 3ic., IN all sizes and shades
and THREE-RUTTp% NJ i5c. The HARRIS
FERNANDO KID GLOVE al Sl-lhc hcsi glove
made 1T The price:
a lot real SMYRNA LACfS Warranted llrcnl 1T
half their value:
New BRETON ana TOHCIION IACES:
% pieces CHECKED NAlNSunkS III lOc. worth
500 pieces new HAMBURG EnGlNGS AMI IN
SETTINGS JULIUS MEYERS.
aiS tiI3 Broad Street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-16
D.sn,r,nm to RECEIVE Grant.

HARRISBURG, PA, April IA resolution
was offered In the General Assembly to-day
providing for the appointment OF commit
tee OF senators and representatives, lnclu'
ding the presiding officers OF both houses
to proceed to San Francisco to receive Gen,
eral Grant on his return to the Unlted
States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-16
ArrcSs OF n Murderer.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. April t5.-Frank
Wilson, who murdered United States De-
putty Marshal Haney in Yancey county. n.
C., was arrested here TO. day and imprisoned
to await the arrival OF the officers OF that
State. ......~.-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-16
Observation-Disclosures CeIebration.

BALTIMORE, April l5.-The colored peos
ple OF this city to-day celebrated the ami.
yersaryy, Of the adoption OF the fifteenth
arten ament. There was procession OF
Masous, Odd-Fellows, and other civic so.
cieties,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-16
Cyclone INA Missouri.
MANY HOUSES DESTEnYED-A CEMETERY L.

MANY HOUSES DESTROY ED-A EK1 I.AID
WASTE.
ST. LOUIS. April ia large number OF
houses were destroyed, by Il. cyclone which
passed over Collinsville yesterday. A ccmc-
terv lust outside OF the town was laid waste,
nearly every tombstone being levcled to the
ground. There are reports OF damage else
where. The total damage in Collinsriie Is
estimated at $4,000.