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Sentenced to the Ptnitentiary.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., Nov. 7.-At Shelby, N.
c., to-day, j. w. Baxter was found guilty of
robbing safe of the Southern Express Com
pany at Kings mountain, N. G., November 4,
1877. and was sentenced to the penitentiary
for three years.
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You need have no tears OF any serious result
from catching a severe cold II hire 1s wirhin
torai Balm: it Is delightful thing to take and
never fails to cure.
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RUSSIA.

LONDON, Nov. THE Pail Mall Gazette's
iment between Russia and Austria, In addi-
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Dedication of the Finest Baptist Church
Building In the W0rl6.

ST LOUIS, Nov. THE new Second Bap-
tist Church, corner OF Beaumont and Locust
streets, said to be the finest church building OF
that denomination In the world, was dedi-
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Under Fxsm,nal,on for Homicide.

PETERSBURG, Nov. THE examination Of
Jas. M. Young, who killed Geo. Hinton here
last Saturday, begun before Mayor Cameron
this morning The case excites much inter-
est and great crowd was in attendance. The
examination will probably continue several
DAYS.
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WHAT THE OFFICIAL RETURNS SNOW.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. THE official re-
turns of Tuesdays election. from all counties
in the State, show that Butler, Republican.
has majority over all other candidates Of
5s ,674. The Greenback and Prohibition vote
was very light. 1t 1878 Hoyt, Republican.
had plurality OF %, ,353 over DILL Democrat;
Mason, Greenback, receiving at the same
time 81 ,758 votes.
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JAM MAfCA.

KINGSTON Jamaica, Oct. 3o.-The floods
have subsided. Nearly one hundred lives
were lost The coffee crop has suffered heavt-
ly bv the rain
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secretary sherman Positively Declines to
he Candid to for the Aenate.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA Cincinnati dispatch
says Secretary Sherman, In letter to Hon.
s. M. Dayton, positively declines to be con-
sidered q candidate for the United States Sen
ate In place OF Senator Thurman. The Secre-
tary says: early last summer when this
subject was first mentioned to me by personal
friends, 1 freely expressed my conviction that
as the General Assembly of Ohio had three
times conferred upon me this high and much
coveted honor. ought not to stand In the
way of others who might fairly aspire to
that position | am OF the same opinion now.
During the recent canvass stated to several
gentlemen who had been named In the public
press as probable candidates, that would
not be candidate, and | could not now re-
cade from that position without Just reproach
Please say 50 to your fellow members, and
accept my hearty thanks for your partiaiity.'
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PENNSYLV VANIA.
Buffers Majority Steadily Growing g-1t will
Probably be 10000.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. G,--In fifty out Of
sixty-ssven,counties III Pennsylvania the vote
cast On Tuesday has been officially counted
and Buffers majority reaches 47,o2t. The
seventeen counties to be heard from officially
gave last year Republican majority OF
f1,o51. 1t ID estimated that the Republican
gains In these counties will give Butler over
n 10
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A Fight Between the Texas Rangers and
Robbers.

GALVESTON, Nov. 7-To-morrows Neacs
will publish the following special from San
Antonio: At Campbell's store, Atascosa
county, November 4, Capt. Hall, with squad
OF Rangers and several citizens, anticipating
al attempt to piliage the stoce, concealed
themselves to capture the robbers. During
the night five men rode up and entered the
store: two of them secured the clerk, while
the others began plundering the store. Hall
and party appeared aud demanded their sur
render. The robbers fired on the Rangers,
woundng citizen. Halls men returned the
fire. killing one Of the robbers, mortally
woundiDg another. and slightly wounding the
third. The others escaped.
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Uharles Miller 800 Pat. darcy. .....--.. AT
The tally sheets would therefore show that
Messrs. F Dndenhefar 1859. Chas Dunn (452),
Louis Wagner 452). Hugh Cain (449l james
Griffen t444l. John Ilngel (443). on the Duden-
hefer ticket, and Messrs. Martin Huber (4i9),
Xavier Huerstell (449l, Desire Gaerdner (44sl,
and Pat Carey (44D. received the highest
number OF votes.
There were two boxes at this polling booth
AT the close of the count 1t was found that
the tally.sheets OF one of the boxes agreed
with the poll-lists and the number of ballots
east. But comparison Of the holiots cast
ln the other box with the ttlly sheets Ut that
box showed o discrepancy Of from five 70 ten
votes.
The question OF reeounting the ballots was
suggested. but meanwhile ESQ the Dudenhefer
commissioners claim the Guilotte commits
aioners withdrew, after refusing TO sign either
0f the tally sheets. The Judge uf election,
Mir. Oscar Rodrigues, being asked to sig.
them, also refused to do SO, on the ground
that all the commissioners had not signed
them. The Dudenhefer faction thereupon
proceeded to sign tho tally sheets, at the
same time taking possession " the ballot
boxes, which had been left unguarded.
TENTH WARD.
This ward presented one ofthe closest con-
tests OF the day. There. were three tickets,
and the total vote cast was 1908. The scratch
ing was unusually great, and kept the com
missioners at their work TIL an advanced
hour sof the morning. When the reporter
left, what was known as the ONetll ticket
was supposed to be successful to the extent
! of seven or eight deleg ttes, and the remainder
were thought to be selected from the Curry
ticket On the other hand, " was claimed BY
each one OF the three parties that they had
elected portion Of their ticket.
ELEVENTH WARD.
The total vote cast In this ward was 1897.
The following ticket was elected:
Y For Delegate TIT the State Central Commit
tee-I w. Patton.
For Delegates to the Parish Nominating
Conyention-Capt. o. /. Fayssoux, Nicholas
Friedman, John Henderson. Jr, W. J. Nc
Geehan, Philip Klein, Peter kisagen. John y.
Haas Henry BridiinR, John Putfark, George
Remme, VIM. Murray
TWELFTH WARD.
The following were the Geeg tes selected
fr0m this ward: ID. Wicker 235, 6 ,orga Weiss
as, B. Moulledous 212, Otto Thom. n "a, Sam
Henderson BIO.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
Delegates elected: G. G. Piper 2o8, James
sallagher 1876, ]. II. Ilsley 1889; defeated.
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The TnEFIe<ntn 1mI1nCfy.
ATL aR Nov. THE Thirteenth Infantry
left for ~ Orleans this afternoon.
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A Large Cargo OF Cotton From Savannah.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 7.-Cleared: Steamship
Naples, for Liverpool, with 6513 bales OF cot
ton-the largest cargo ever cleared from here.
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ward, known as the Dudenhefer and the
Huillotte tickets. The election, although an
extraordinarily close one, passed of without
any Incident worthy Of notice, with the FOL
lowing result:
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FOR SALE.

4 LARGE Eav Hose. Works in douh1o
or single harness o. piow. = splendid
buggy naG. Original co&s .,tT3. viii dc
sotI t'og ono halfof original cos. \ new
saddle and ,rjll9 given to purchaser.
Apply to this Office. NOV. :l--:,W.
/, a I IN / s
and how to obtain them. Pamphlet
fee, upon receipt OF Stamp for post
age. Address
GILMORE, GEII-I G. co.
.Solici:0ra Of Tti!cRts
Eear Pdtc.l! CJ,c5 EuS'tiHgt0a, d. c.
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ECF ga LIZ.
TsNHE HENRIETTA HOUSE.

BAYOU SARA. LA.
Board can beproc1sred by the day, week
On month, and ut reasonable rates. In
tho future as in the past, the table will
be supplied with the very best fare the
market affords. Elegant and well fur
nished rooms. Accommodating servants
constantly in attendance. Patronage So
lifted and satisfaction guaranteed.
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ago, and since that time haze lived
apart. She sought him on Friday
last aud they quarreled again. Tie
jury Of inquest are stiIl in session
over the case, and have not made
their report as yet. all the Cir.
cumstanccs point TO Eliza as the
author Of her iato husband 3 death.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-22

10 EDFORD (VA) ALUM AND IRON
- Springs alter, Moss and Pills for
certain forms of dyspepsia, Diseases Pc
cnliar TO Females, Chronic Diarhpa, Bron
cfiai. scroiuous and curan.1o Affections
Disorders OF the Liver, fy,ineys, and
Bladder, Debility, Malari and Headache.
Equal to any water Of it's class known
to r.e.' Hnn1er MeCsuire, NJ. d. Va
Sei islactory in Uterine Diseases aud IN
N:la,ious conhitions.' q W Vail, ii d, O.
Efficient in Dyspepsia; arl Nervous
Diseases arising from impure blood
G L Harrison, N Y.
Used with success in certain diseases
peculiar TO fen'ales.' 3 Roemer, NJ d, Mo.
beneficial i'll alarial Fever and Diph.
liberia S + Dupor, Ga.
Invaluable IN Scrniilla.'
" J Gilbert, NJ D, N G..
Recommended as Il prophylactic in
Yellow Fever Districts
DIR Fairex, NJ D, La.
The Summer season of these Springs
begins june lst. Terms $50 mo. Carr;ag-
cs meet visitors at Forrest or Lawyers,
each miles from Springs, upon advice
OF arrival. Accommodations unequalled.
All the cor forts and attractions. Skillful
resident Physician.
Prices.-Water 80 cts, per gallon. $500
case of dcz. half gal. bottles. S2.25 for
j gal casl. 81 for 10 gallons. s. for 20
.sllohs-"n poaiu CARS at ~ hchburS,
Va.
Mass.---50 cts. ard 81 bottle, So so and
IS for :! 00z.-sent post paid. This Mass
is the Water soil fed ana contains all the
curative properties OF the water in re-
duccd space.
Pi'ls-25 cts, 80 cts. and 81 package. or
81 ., s. so, s. post paid, tthese pills con-
sist Of the Mass il, sugar coated pills form
to s;iu delicate con:litions.) Sample sup
NV mi. free TO any phySiclrO DESIRING tr
use ii in practice. Pamphlet free upon
application. This remedy Of nature is
endorsed Ivy the medical professors and
attrsted by results in thousands of cases
during the last =! years. Address
4 II DAVIES, Pres. Of!he Co.
IS Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
old by all Druggists
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PURPOSE.

Next to modesty, under which
title L intend 70 include all tn,
graces O pass;7e girllood. wonid
enforce uucn You the necessity q
pocQo e in your life. It is a very
lamcntable thing that most girl,
grow up with no moro definite OBJ
J 'ct than the lily. l suppose il t..o
~ had a con@cion2ncsa it would
SaT n itself, Il hope / shall grow
up pretty: Ard then, pe hans, some
nan VII rinck rae and I hail rot
be left to wiiher on the STALK IN
tue same way, take il. the one
real definite purpose in tho mind
OF most girls ls marriage. What
Is The chief cuG OF womafE2 &c
marry. Wen b lipro il is. There
u certainly no higher condition 10
win ch she can aspire than ll,at o.
|'!e anc mother. 1t IS her no nal
destiny. But w.eiher you are go
lnG to marry Of DOT. you ourhs 70
havo some aim in ii'e which will
noi he h'ndered either by marriage
Or OLD majdiood. Do you know |
think tue reason that old maids
arc. in TIC popular !it"va fnrc, cali,
ed sour and cross is very easy to
fed. | do not. Of coarse. believe
obey are 50 auy more tAaa any oh
G" class. | h"vc :ho greatest syn
QAtnv with them as q mH!iwDcd aurt
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II L}T ADVERTISEMENTS.
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GrcccssiOn Sale.

The state OF Louisi:ina-Parish Of West
Ecl!Ci3na.
Probate DOcECt--Ia"iSil Contributions
az and Il.
Il the matter OF tx" succession Of b. 7.
Miles, deceased.
in the matter of the succession Of Dclilah
Niles, deceased.
E-2I VIRTUE OF and N nhcGicncc to two
- commissions to ne directed FROM the
Honoralle Court aforesaid, l will offer ttn
sale to tie highest bidder. on the prcmis-
6, on Na"ouci, il the parish Of West Fe-
iiciana, on
Wednesday, November 90 h 1879.
between the hours prescribed hy law. the
ioii. wing na'!le't ana! described property
hci""Ein| :" said Succession, tn-wit: -
Tili! uADINIDED one q fourth inter
est in Il certain tr.cG OF Land lying
ana being situated in the Parish Of
West FriiciHna and State Of Louisj-
AM, containing one humid cd (l4Gl
AMI twenty six arrCuts more or less,
the SAN" being bon died. on the North
by the Mississippi river, on the East
by the lower mou.h OF Old River. on
the SoUth by lands KNOW. as tho Ua-
NtnrnrC tract, and on the West by
thr upper mouth OF Old River. this
tract being known as tho Miles HMt,
Singleton tTac-.
ALSO-Fha und, viled one (i) half inter-
est II ono other certain Tract of lautl
lying Anl being situated in tho Par
ISL OF West E"iiciana and State o.
Louisiana containing four hundred
(AD anil seventeen a5rcS mere or
less and bounded on the y, r:h hy
I"Eda Of Calvin Goodman, o. the
Fast hy lands of Frank Toi55, on tn"
'South lay lends of j. J.. Cotton a.H
tl,n ret bv t)i,I River
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COTTON AND WRAPPINGs.

Tho following are the quotations for
cotton, bagging and ties on the 90, inst
r WV ,,.nn any -----. .--------. IL !.
Low Mldollng.-- 118
oi'uu'in" ---.--.....-....114,
Hnou hldd!ing- 10.
a'i ----.-----.. 124
COTTON TIEs-The U. s. Iron Com
pany tic is quoted at 81 }y bundle
discount according 10 quality tho Arrow
tic at 81 so not 9y Lundlc, the Davis tie
at ~ so }S bundle, the Grip tic ali So q,
~ bundle, with the usual rate of - az
cent discount for each: Acme ties S. {y
bundle the usual discount allowed.
Observation-Disclosures jnte 10l01Cac
1or two pannds and 11lG0114c for two and
wine is johbirg at l31D1Ac ~ Ii,
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ri ICIENA GEN TFM&;a |. /,
Eeathcr is bright and beau.

ia selling in this place al
ar per box.
lvy ftosts en- the mornings
BIB and GOTH
pday and Tuesday were
.agreab'e days.
: merchants continue to
IN at New Orleans prices.
attempt to break into the
(ctor's Office was made on
\ Of the lab.
I. Nichols haa appointed
9th inetant as a day OF
wing.
tie is said to have become
with his CANVASS and has
to New Orleans.
merchants ccrtinno to re
II invoices OF goods and
req are as low as in the city
!. Cnas. Par|ango has been
d for the State Senate i'll
zelles Poiotc Ccupee dis
inc the past week it was
lu.e to make the acquaiu-
NJ. John 3. Hereford, o!
|cuge.
the 18th, S,G27 bales Of
as received in the city of
This is the largest dali
ever known to Memphis.
Acknowledge the receipt
invitation to attend q
c'nic given OF Wednesday
he spac Gus grounds Of Mr.
s:rcil. @ wing to 4 press
re tailed to oa on band
Wiz, who has been
We are gcaIiiia1 10 learn
uva|e:enf, and IN a lew
Id he coalinon to improve.
bis party at C0c,0r-dS end
CROUCH canvass Of So;lth~
Jana.
members OF Faljciana
81. =. & ! n, a;a re
attend Inc "ia;cd meet
c. 9Th, 1879, at 7 O'Clock
the purpose Of eiec ing
the ensuing ycar. 81
DO ". n.
o1ses OF Sfr. NJ. Fschicr
Vm. Town, in Dayon S;a.
e1te'cd one night
Thp "icc netting or
Pig dining room sale VA
leaves the Impression !
maTaadar Was u hungry !
Eily Council Of Davoa |
i wise CaresiJht, have |
rong, substantial railing
Ned on the river rront ~
Principal street, for the
TO pass over the mar.
left ct that point. from
eamea's Of tho river.
s Issue VIC publish two
|Sene for the paymoot ofo
Ntho other an ordc,y,ocrt
the Louisiana Eooii,nI,
Scia tia. Policies are
+ com7aay direct to the
fees 70. collection are
al =
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at 'a y, oo " bundle, the Grip tie ali So 2:
" bundle, with the usual rate Of o. a.
cent discount for each: Acme ties S. %
bundle the usual discount allowed.
acknowledgements into 1Ol11Car
for two panads and 11l@1i2c for two ani
IL quarter pounds in round lots. Hrliuc
VINE is johbirg at l3!@14c ~ Ii.
z>--'--rzs---
Politics are ca!cn ated to be,
come q1ite warm before the e;cc-
ton. Reports Of bulldozing by tho
regular nominees against the indie
pcndenfs are in circulation. Mr..
Q. NJ. Barrow's letter gives this
repor: the lie, which saves US the
trouble Of so doing. Tho attempt
to destroy the Democracy CT this
Parish 10 shameful, every ooc
knows but to defeat this attomDt
no Unfair means will be attempted.
Ihc independents Will have the
fair count SO much talked O., bar
it will not DO them any good. They
gre doomed.
--Dnriag the past Eeea We res
ceivc3 a pleasant visit from Cant
NcNair, Of tho firm o. Courier g.
McNair, Baton Rouge, General
Managing end soliciting agents for
ihe Louisiana Equitable Lie, Fire
aud Marine Insurance Company, Of
New Orleans, We are 2,cascd 10
learn this gentleman was quite
successful in securing o number cG
risk while in our town. While
ihc Charter Of thcir company is per-
Hetua! and no danger of insolyoncr
IS POSSIBLE, The promptnc3s with
which Payments arc made, ia well
calculated 10 make the company
his popular gentleman represents
worthy to be sought after b. hus-
bau45 aud 5o'ajires desiring to
cave to their families u com9etcn-
cy at death.
On Saturday night last bold
robbery was pcrpetratcd 90 the
premises Of Mr.. Il. n. williams,
residing on the river just below
Bayou S'Ta. x short while after
dark, white Mr. " i.iia!ns was np
10 town, a negro, Ch2s. IvuHctt,
"ao h.,4 been working for this
gentleman. cnt&red the house, pro
co@col t. lie bcd F0Gm 81 Ar. W.
I'd pn~'oiucd thoTc'Gor g large
rHnE c""'a ini@g consi 1orab'c u'o0
y: oaJ Jawc!ry. 40 tbs thief was
making ct with biz p!0n@cr, he
vas Tccognj2ca Ivy tao cock at III
time il q back room sad w@o came
IA tbs door 20 sec the cause
OF The noise. e warrant was Sc
cured TO- Iennctt's arrest but he has
net Jet been found. The trunk
no wcvor, " ~ found next morning.
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CaNTNNANV COLLlCS1.


The unprecedented good order among
the students fer the past two sessions
and he marked advancement in their
studies, .justitics us in Offering or InSti-
tuition TO the patronage OF the public
with increased confidence. The sons Of
West Eclic:nna cannot do better than to
DC educated here.
Tuition in the College classes &G5, 90.
in Preparatory Department. $500, l0.
session OF ten months. Good boarding,
furnished as low as ten dollars pc-
month.
c. G. ANDREWS, President.
Jackson, Louisiana
ESUIsTS Warranted GaE"o" seeds.
100 pounds Fiat Dutch tuEnip seeds,
leo . Red Top " "
- @ RutG BagA -
1000 pay RS Of assorted
For sale aC 0, d. BROOKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-17
THE H1RVARD RACES TO-DAY.

CAMBRIDGE, May 16-Among the many
athletic events in which Harvard students participate
tins Spring the class and sngle-scu contests OF saur
day have for some time been OF interest 10 boating men
in tins vicinity and the excellence Of the crews and the
uans which have taken in the preparation for the
races all give assurance of some excellent sport
The races will DO three In number-seniOr single
scus Junior single scus eght-Oared race with cox
s,yaius For the senior sculls Goddard, who so COM
pletely vanquishod Livingstone of Yale, at Worcester
last week and who is in consequence virtually cham
MON scuer of both Harvard and Yale Will row against
Francis Peabody. jr, who IS member Of the Harvard
Law School, but who short time ago was
well known at Cambridge, England, champion
sculer of that University and captain OF the first
Trinity boat This will be almost in effect, champion
shin race between champions Of the English and the
American Universities Peabody has been IN training
for several months and is sculng very well, while God
dard flushed with his recent victory is confident Of
success Peabody will his English boat, built by
Clasper Goddard the boat he used at Worcester,
oeda built Ruddick, of CharIestown, Mass.
The race. however VIII be the eIgbtoared class
race III which boats Will compete, one rom each OF
These boats, with the varsity eight, make stirring
sight at the boathOuse every afternoon AT the practice
hour large crowd OF students aud others always Wit
ness the departure the their daily spins and
loudly applaud any spurts winch take place between
crews in front OF the bOat-hOuse
Tue races will be rOwed the Charles River, OF Bea-
coD-st and Will De for the SOULS miles, win iuIn and
cIghs Il miles straight away. The nulsh OF all
the races viii be al the Union Boat House ana at this
uolu 80 the souls Will start From the rOOI OF the
house ana the BcacOust. wall an excellent
yiev of the races be Obtained. tug VIII be pro-
dod for tho referee, and VIII carry also about twenty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-17
TIE COLORADO RAILWAY CONTEST

A published dispatch from Denver, Col.
announced yesterday mat the United States Circuit
Court had delivered opinion the suit between the
Denver and RIO Graude ana the Atchson, Topeka and
Santa F6 Railroad Companies
In regard to opinion the president OF the Denver
and RIO Grande Company yesterday sa'd that Judge
If.I,.fr mad moi rendered "A decision any Of
= moi, oucstinus at issue. He said that
lie Can't had intimated that the mandate OF
me Supreme Court on the recent decision
,,b, be sayed on proper showing by the Atchison
Tnsnnany lie had said that In his opinion none OF the
,his oil The Denver anu Rio Grande Company. III The
igefion were preiudiced by the Boston agree
ents which constitute the existing lease between the
two coInpauies