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, 1879-01-10

.ruve. bat lrn, and not o1oFcA With much ftec.
,..u: mixed Western >, dt1 hu. 3os,ft3l.sc.
rnost.ra.s-Nrta pork mp .boat Ito for rafly do.
livery. and ttrana in sympathy with ''fatastt."
,Yh,eb sfa stu,ulatcl chiefly by Tho ''sh0ft" IN.
,rrr.t; ttc,nnms fair; Hesetn r,ts" moro aesiyc,
,o.tnt Mt an advance af 1:e fos .fnnnaty dclfrery,
~, 0nfHun Cnt-,neats vcry quiet. but quoted
n,uut steady. 1'ncon In rcsr gund demand
Mt higher prices. Long c1ehf at ~.
Western s!cnm dtl Il! mitch rcati!cf faIc for carly
,,cl,ycty ns nn advance nj 1e!f f11fo pr brt: 510
tr+ Jant,asy nt ST. .D1!t; \, 2o tn Fabfnn'y
stei.i;9it.D3.
TA,Aow-fA,r'y actlsc. wllh pr1ms quoted At
Gir.
sra.n*-Haw IN rooti demand, leaving III nrn,ty
At e:.c for fnir. and MIC for sool rrhnfhs Cu1a:
refined abont as iaat qhotcd.
Wu.sx1-Dscltuca 10 s1.ooK, on salos Of 15o
brls -....
Fns,onrs-Busfnc.s light; In most interests
checked Ia gnod part ly tatn storu,, and to sons
extrnt hy limited offerings nf accommodation for
cnrly nsr, and generally hrmcr v,rwA of fhtn.
owners; for next weeks vctacth, m advance OF ''a
lsA 1T rcr ion on provisions aal proportionately
m mo,l other classcs Of carrocs claimed for 1iv'
trnoo engagements rtputttl BY steam Of S''0 bfla
honr ot through freight ut % Cd pht b1i; 1.7oo
boxes e!leese. pruthpt shipment, ii 3o'.
n the ftts.trn Annotated T'tttA
SEw YonK, Jsn. p.-corroS-Duts; o H.1Bm
a7.1Gc: futurcA steady; Janaasy. D. Tic; fchtua-
r., p.17c; March. 0.6dcs April. e.70c; May.
p.sac: iunc. o. Bic .... .-.-
rtoun-stcaily rceefpis. :, 600 brls; aupar State
anil Western. a. 20Gb3. 10, common 10 choice
extra, 81. UGGp, Gil; good to choict. a. 03dh4h0
white whcnt oxtEu. st. lda. d: extrn Ohio, ~. Is
69:.u0; 81. Louls. 81. BOGt6 1t; Minnesota patent
prUcess, 81. 5o&1 800.
unA1x-W!,cat Erm; receipts, 45. 600 hu; 70.
tccted sprIng. Tsc: unaFade1 DO. HHde00c. M. 2
spring, Dt5GlHa!sc, No. y do. 8HG01!{c; old No. !
Minnesota, 81. 10 In store: ENgtadcd rct 81. 049D
Clio; No, . do, 81. G.fh1. OF; No. 2 do. 81. COX
milo: No. Do. u. loGt 19t; nnEredsil ntnbet.
Sl.05Qb1. ii: No. 4 do, S1.0Jdt1. 05.t; nnRradrd
Sne T. osas1 ~ Co. D. e. olss1
extra tates Of !, so!l In At fill. llso dull;
rnwcd state. 81. 90. Ma!t auIcti asatc, $f.oo.
torn n fait aomnna' rceoip.s 81, oeo b.; n, ~,
Hike; No. j, 4u,fo in tfore; a7Me pnaat,, osts
wnse. e:sac; sutscd, :'o., ,03i.,e; "h,to "ett'
M.r-is If s31Sna .ss %ssh:n4od 4 4ol4'e.
tlnurEntre-C Cofror--Qnlct md unchanged. su'
rnr non,.nnl1y unchanged; fair to nnod tcantnE.
6.slN1ic. Motnsscs dull and unchanged. R'ee
'Ip'ss Ipz1rossSs@En..er; Sou United, slo1x@1 oa1
crude. Hla4la'le; refined, H1:9b1c.
TAtLow-stcndy At dti4l9 1l.lUc.
!ttsSty1,saiisi, 1t;ts;xwns'ai si:;s. il.
Eeaa-Du1l; Wentern, e1.iEoo7c.
! I'Rov1stots-Tofk ittMeF: mess. S1.4aff 4 HQ.
hid; $p.c5. new. ncs! Rtsady nnd unchanged
kut nataa gMtet: long clear nGalcs, u thott
do. 94.:sl. Lard excited: prime steam, q. 97si&
nnrvka--Qnlat and unchanged.
CuEx1E-Ftrm A,ld unchanged.
| WHIkKf-S1.0 QUIZ.
, 1879-01-10

CHICAGO MUWAUKEE L ST. PAUL RAILWAY
Cnfnn Depos. corner Madison and CAaa1.sts Ticket
Oncr. ~ snoth Cark-ft., opposite Sherman HOUSE,
md n lepOt4
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02
ADJOURNED.

. Since the assembling of the Constitu-
journed sine dc we have labored us faith
iully $ amy of the delegates to mako the
outcome satisfactory. That in some re-
spects the height OF the great argument
not reached, and that g. number of the
representatives, of honored constituencies
proved recreaut to the hi Il trust iinpos-
ed in them is unfortunately too true;
nevertheless, the instrument fashioned
as a fundamental law is equal,if not SUI
perior, to that adopted by any other State
of the Union, and that it will he all but
universally ratified scarcely admits OF
doubt. When it Necomes operative it
will give the people the ''new. departure"
they have so long been anxionsly wait.
ing for. BY introducing simplicity and
ecoLon,y into our approximate system OF
self-government it will relieve US from
the grasping, disgusting rule of rings
which of late cast upon our local Demo-
cratic managers, as it did formerly upon
tho Radicals, so much Of well.nlerited re-
proach. .-,g .H-...... g.. - p.
II the tree, as q whole, is to be Judged
by it's fruits, then the convention, against
temptations, difficulties and inpcdiucnts,
innumerable, has done well. Under the
new constitution presented, the people
and the State can again become prosper
Gus. Much that was uHwise i'll its struc-
turc, and cprrupting in its conscquences,
h as been eNpuneed from the old constitn-
tioDal frame work, a. Il many OF The fatal
! weaknesses Ofhuman nature have been
effectually guarded against. Those who
have done we'll as delegates will unqnes-
tiouably be rewarded by fur her grants
of popular contidcuce; while, on the OF her
| hand the men WHO bartereu hirthriShts
for Il mess ofpottsge, aud went over lo
the oppIessor, will find 80 further balm
in shc Gi;e;sh Of the epeoplcs l4etr's
To the good, tine and tr'sty o.. the del
eg,tes TIE IT. NJ bids its lleartiest Cod
speed. W. feel assured thai in the dis
rant homes of many of these gentlemen
that earnest sympathy. established be-
tween them and US during Il common
struggle in Hcoumon cause, will not be
utterly forgotten. There is vet work to
be accomplished and the best efforts OF
the best men of the State are needel tC
lay on the capstoDe with rejoicing.-N
.. City Item. O.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02
EXODUS VICTIMS
(Kansas CITY Times, July %, !

(kansas City Times, July 22,1
Over in Wayandotto and Kansas City,
Kas., there are two or three hundred col
ored victims of tile '"excdus'' scheme,
and the lies which it's managers circulat-
ed and are still circulating in the South
to induce them to leave their plantations
aud to flee Kansas, where government
mule and forty acres of titled lard was
awaiting tue asking. An now these
poor fellows want to go home. Some of
them have been there number of days
three months. 1t is among the first COM
ers, those who have learned by a hard OK
perience of nearly one bundled days how
utterly 'dclusive were their hopes, that
Ibis desire to return is the strongest.
This feeling has led them to make con
slant appeals TO the Way andotte aurhor-
tiles to send them back to Mississippi.
Yesterday afternoon the refugee commit
tee of that place held a special meeting
for the purpose of considering the mat
ter. Mr.. Sidney B. Armour. whose
house has done so much toward furnish
ing Cuo refugees Will HeituS " Suosis-
tence, appeared before the con mittee and
offered to donate a sum equal to what
ever amount the committee could raise
for the purpose of furnishing transporta-
tion fol such of the negroes as wished to
return. TIE committee secured SSS, and
an equal amount from MI. Armour places
S16i at the disposal of the committee for
the purpose intended. About severity
five Of the refugees, as they are called,
will return at once. and it is more thai
probable, as they will be as much the
creatures of impulse in the matter OF
going home AS they were in coming away.
that before the exniration of q fortnight
there will be few of then, left in Tayan-
dotte.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02
The invention Of that Superior ant

THE invention Of that Superior an'1
Complete sewing Machine (The Family
Shuttle Machiue), marks one Of the mosr
Important e,as in the history of machine.
ry, and when we consider it's great usr-
fitness and extremely low price[$25). il
is very difficult to conceive of any in
venton for dom este use of more or even
equal Importance to families. 1t ha$H
great capacity for work; beautiful.
smooth, aud quiet movement, rapid exc
cution, certainty of operation, and de-
lirhtful ease, that ut once commends it
anove all others. The working parts
are all steel; the bobGius hold 100 yards
of thread tue stitch is the tirmest of ak
the stitches made. ucat and regular, and
can be regulat cd in u moment to sew
stitches from an inch in length On coarsS :.
material down to the tinest, so intitinitcS
imal as to be hardly discernahle with tlie
naked eye, and with<,a rapidity render
ing it impossible le to court them as fast as
made; it does to perfection all kinds OF
heavy, coarse. plain, tiue or fancy nee
die work with ease, and far less laD"i
| than required OH any other machines.
| it needs no coInmen,lation, the r"pl't
! sales, increasing demand ,'~-and Vol"nt''
| ry cucomiums from the press, and til"
! thousands of families who use thcn'
| amply testify to their ,lndOubtcd woTtls
| as a standard and reliable household ne
eessity, extending its popularity each day
| Agents wanted by the company. Ads
dress them for information. Family
sewing Machine Co, 750 Broadwayr
New York
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02

TEy.fE u,nleryi &urd, nn0cr 'se ahthorlza
lion rfW. II. l;oiinG>r, New Orleans,
r,eyiAcn, Irleuhnnic E"c!,"nGe and Les
see for h. state ui Louisiana, is prepared
tu hu;lA aI.l furnish estimates o. cost 1"r
;h,, erect inm Of Vrieih"ic lines, ana the
t,sr @! the instruments or the N''i"'ia'
Rel, Te!p,hnne Company, % al parties
within the stHte at ;."N'N'a.;'
who are desiroCs oi adopting TINS perfect
and roy:I means of communication. re
rnt,r, tn AlrSsrs. J. i'reyhan & Co., ). r.
irvine. Picard ~ Well and Jos. Meyer,
for intnrrnation as to the advantages OF
thc system. as we'll as to the substantial
ari Satisfactory uanner in which lie mas
accomrIiSned w the work On their lines re
''''t onr MAGNETO BELLS ring iondly
ard our Telephones deliver the lcIUS OF
,ie human voice CLEARLY aHu DIS
rIvCT,,y, over Il wire 200 miles long.
Estiriat,s and plans furnished lot
| FIRE ALAH . systems ~ '""hS' '''''
for communication between places "'
n,,s;urss. professional offices, private res
iI.n' rs, etc. Cost for either cnmiHarh'
."''', ,, Vs. I,,, J. y. AUSTEN,
''>o's st. Franciovllle. +. .. La
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02

Great wonders in little things. The
telescope reveals tho maGnitade OF the
heavenly hodies, whilst the microscope
brings iuto view millions of organized
ard hitherto unseen bei ,gs. 1t is really
marvellous to SEQ with What eXactneSs
Prof Paine has applied this instrument to
Investigating the cause and cure of dis
ease No ono can visit his Office, so. ).
Nirth Street, Philadelphia, Pa, and wit
ness rn exhibition o: the wonderful para
sites that levour the tissues of the body,
and the magical influence Of Catarch Va
por, Antiseptic powders ana other reml-
dies, and the instant destruction of all
those isease-creating germs, without re-
:,lizipg the fact that this is truly the age
Of progress.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02
REASONS FOR HIS VOTE.

Mr. Charles Byrne, Il delgate from the
Third Ward, gave some very substantial
rrasors for his vote on the state debt
question. He had studied the origin,
composition and action of the Funding
Board, as we'll as the character of the "b
.igations on which he boards fiscal in
genuity had been expended. He found
that within eight years Il debt of six mli-
lions ha! been fearfully and fran.iulently
expanded into forty millions, and so note
rin,.sly Infamous was This increased debt
that it's authors--c"ntessing their own
maltcasance in the act-proposed, in con-
siderution of hoped-for recognition OF
| its iegi timacy. that they would scale II
| forty cents on the dollar. This they did;
| but as the debt had been dishonesty in
| creased beyond all possible bounds of va
lidity, he held it to be in :he interests Of
justice that body representing the su-
preme sovereignty of tho State should
! scrutinize the acts by which this debt
was heaped up, and at a Lime TOO when
large revenues of the State were for the
most part fra,.tlulently absol bed. Thus,
says Mr.. Byrne:
81 came to this convention, fully beleiv-
ing that it was my s"lemu duty here to
stirmatiZe and brand as infamous with
my vote the monstrous legislative acts OF
Il body that had shown itself false to ev-
erv sen niment of honor, OF right and OF
Justice; to say to the world, awe will
none of this" and to assert oTr right to
punish tho evil doer; to reiress our
wrngs, vindicate our conduct and mann
tain our integrity aud consistency; to pro
claim our de! termination to trample under
foot and wipe out of existence ever, YES
tige of evidence, every semblance of con-
tracts, conceived in infamy and executed
in trand
1t seems to me that both consistency
and honor, as well as respect for the
sentiment of the reople and obedience to
their wishes, expressed in no doubtful
terms, required Of me that my voice,
however weak it may be, should an
nounce the broadesr Reputation OF fraud,
OF dishonesty, of theft, and OF lntany.
But. through the cunning OF those instru
mental in inauguratilg g this stnpendous
franh, it has been placed beyond our
ability to t-ace and identify the eviden-
ces Of their corrupt Legislation, and we
are left with no other alternative than
that of dealing with the whole debt
being tainted and not binding upon tho
people"
So MIR. Byrne, with d consistency
which should bring blush to more pre-
tentious delegates who have talsified the
faith reposed in them by their constitu-
ents, and beconc, so to speak, the slaves
of spurious Aladdin's Ring, gives all
honest reason for his honest vote, and his
conduct in the premises will be gratefully
remembered while the finger Of scorn VII
point con temutuously at AIS recreant col
lcagues.-City Item.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02

- The suh-treasury in New York is
heing converted into q fortress. Steel
bars and shutters are being put up t o pro
tect tho windows of the basement ana
first floors. The shutters will he pierced
tor rifles. 50 that the garrison may ire on
an attacking mob on any portion OF fhe
aincent streets The roof of the hni'dlng
vii, have three turrcts fstcei, from which
the tops orotlcr hcnsc$ may heswept by
Gatlinr guns, anI other nrcpara ions
are being made which will cuahi" a
small force to hold the tort against heavy
odds until reinforced, The vast accumu-
l,tion of coin in the vaults, u hundred
and fifty million dollars, is supposed to
offer temptations for the organization of
n thieves plot, or all attempt OH the
part of communist mob, to capture and
rob the institution.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02
ey Horatio Seymour is loudly called rl ;,
for to take the Democrats ic holm in New


TIoratio Seymour is loudly called =
for to take the Democratic holm in New
York. No other man in the country
stands as high as he does to-day. T4v
Sun says if he would accept the nolnina ..
ton for Governor it would be useless fo.f''
any. one teson~ asairss~hiEe: mo. .sen''s-'
crat would til nix of opposing him for
United States Seuator. And if he could
be persuaded to run as the Democratic
candidate for President Eis nomination.
would be q foregone conclasion. The
softening influence Of time and of with
drawal from active poll itical warfare hav"
modified and enlarged his Ideas; and
now his uudimmed greatness shines tortii-
II erything he does, whether it be al,
address on cheesemaking, letter on pol
itics, or an exhortatlon to State crisou
convicts. Now when this ,isi inguishc'i
st atcsu,an has out lived his ambotion, au.t
is past seeking anything, everything is
placed at his command" .....-,.- 81.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02

-t--g About fifteen Sea's ago u "clsh
colony was fCuuded ut Patagonia near
tI.e mouth of the river Chupat, which
stream enpties into the Atlantic ocean
about Al deg ees south latitude. A con-
tact was made by the colonists with
the Argentine Republic for the land.
Whenever the population reaches 2o,ooo
thc colony is 10 take lis place III the gal
ayy of STATES lnriling toe Argentine he-
uuulic. The founders of the colony on
iert,ia the visionary ut II, however, OF
converting it SOlne time or otner lht"
new and independent Welsh prncipai'S
, ,r,v,rueI 10, incn of their own race ana
laws Written in their own tongue. or
,h,t purposes the 9rlsh language "n'S
| j. sn,kcn in the colony. Since the cs
! enlistment OF the colony II has dragged
| aIoum a somewhat uncertain existence
| Rp,,'This mas been duo more pitiicnafIS
! 10 the iuexperieuce OF the coiohls's tna''
| =, the bnrrennes, of the c"untr' resour-
ccs, According to the reports OF tne
co,onists, agonia resrm hics CI'aiornii'
in in p,any respects. especially in tho char
actor OF the seaSoAS'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02

t'"Its very singular, internal singu-
lar" nused DR.. Bloggers, the. other day:
"What's singular:" asked another GENE
terry enIaryer. ''Why do you know Old
Mrs. -kuson9 Well, forey-ive years
ago she ran a needle in her foot, aud
"Exactly, and to-day put i'll the other,
sit came out of her elbow, l suppose.
"No, it didn't. 1t came out Of the bacl
Of her grandson's head-that is what
beats me-" ,y %, .. .r. r.,..ar
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02

E.yThe gambling he'll at Monaco re-
turns within trihe of, $5OO,OO0 sterlin:;
to it's proprietor. This priucey revenlio
will hc short this year to the income Of
Grand Duke of punfhernicket. Ore OF
the most remarkable instances of gamh.
ling ever recorded has just set th'
crowd at the lltrle free city crying the
cry of Dominic Sampson. Early i'll the
spring there was u rit,nor of disaster i'm
peuuiug over,an aciens British baronet.
which has given heroes, poets and law
yera to the country. The heir had inher-
tied 81 ,O00,o Of debts. added to rounr
| sum he had raised from the Israelites a5
accommodation bank interest. When
| the usurers, found their security d slla
| dow, aud the mortgages discovered that
! the successor to the title and estates had
| begun by ippiug the property further,
! it was resolved to force payment.
A noble duke, whose m;sne was much
n,ent oned III connection with tho Gla,-
gov ba: k generously lent as much az
deferred tho evil day. But tho smash
would have COME all the Same this YER
mouth but for tho wonderful stroke &
| luck which befeN the soenlthr!ft part,i-
| ci,n at Monaco. IIe broke the bank thr'.:>
| nights running. His last coup mauc -,
| round $500 900 in addition to the S4OO, ,0ur
captured by him the two lights previous.
He had tho wit to cut with his winnings,
and is now at home negotiating with
his creditors. . e. - ..-'', @ ~. e&F "
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02

sD|At7 a. NJ. two 6uelists. who arc to-
fight to death ;st u place ia the sub,srhs+
meet at the ticket office Of the railroad
station. "Gimme u return ticket, as
usual,' says the first t!uSlist to the clerk
in terrible tone and with !, fierce twi>-
of his moustache. "I-I say. do you al
WAYS buy return tickets!' stammers his
opponent. always" "Then l, apollo
uiZc."
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02
ITI7N'T TIE FISH.

A citizen who was Yesterday getting
ready for trip to the Falls and a strng
gle with bass and picHerel. was stamped
on the street bv solemn minded ac-
uuaintance, who said
cit seems curious to me- that you will
60 mp there and sit in the hot sun and
fish. when fish are so cheap in the mar
ket."
"Whv don't care q cent for the fish,"
renlied the other.
s"Then why do you go?'' ."' ..a..i...
! sI don't rrind telling yon, hnt don't let
| l. 90 any further" whispered the fisher
man. "Every fisherman you meet ur
there offers Won a 10-cent cigar and a
drink of S. whiskey. while yon may walk
aronntl town all dav and neve' 'e asked
| to even take n glass of water with a piece
| of fly paper l., it,"
The solemn m; nded man looked horriIi-
ed, but he hadn't gone two blocks before
! he entered n store and asked to see a fish
line-a cheap one.-Dctroit Free Press.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02

A Val UABLE HEIrLOOM.-A few days
ago, there died in the town of Vernon.
Winneshiek conntv, an aged farmer nam
ell Carpenter, who left n wilrbequeatri ing
to his son an old chest that has been an
heirloom in the family. On opening the
chest the son was surprised to lind
that it contained nothing Of va'ue. He
so reported to the remaining members of
the family. when they persuaded him to
make further Investigations which he
did in taking the chest apart. In doing
so two cleats, each half an inch thick and
perforated with anger holes. were discov-
cred. Tearing off those rleats, the yonn"
man found that they were hollow. and
that tt o space between the lids and the
bottom of the cleats al been filed witt
gold coins by the thoughtful parent
How long they had been stored in such
| n singular manner IN that old chest is 4
mystery Uawkeye.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02
ATHEATRE FILTRATION.

Scene, q theatre. Seated in the orches-
ira ii lady and gentlelnan; the former
much enamored Of the latter, in fact, de-
sirous of winning him. The lady, how
ever, has flirting tendencies; and indulges
them with a handsome party III the circ Q!
TIL. escort is not unObservant of this lit
tie by-play, and finally asks sinilingly ~,
'Do you know that gentleman with
whom you are flirtingP'
An embarrassed negative is tho re ply.
'.Then excuse me a moment.' ..
The esct RI Immediately crosses the
theatre, puts u similar question to tho
other corspirator, Sir are you acqIain-
ted with the lacy at whom you have been
smiling this last half hour?"
"NoW
"Woul1 you like to hep pleasantly.
Very muct surprised, "Certaiuly.
srhen come with me.'
A moment later the escort introduces
the not altogther comfortable pair.
Then the mild expression leaves :he in
suited geutleman's face, aud he says,
sternly: -...
"Now, sir, you may accompany this
lady homen
With Il bow lie takes his leave, aud
the woman who loves him mover hears
his voice again.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02

ty=A Dayton, Ohio, paper contains the
following: A wild man who has heen
wandering abont in the woods several
miles north of this city, was taken this
morning by some farmers, brought to
the city and placed in charge of the
Sheriff. The man when seen by the
farmers, was entirely naked. He started
for the woods and climbed from tree to
tree, like a squirrel, laughing and ges-
ticulating the while. He finally ran up
Il large sycamore tree, and when near
the top of the tree, sixty feet from the
sroupd. fell. and went crashing through
| the branches, catching in lower limb
| and receiving no injuries but IL deep cut
II the side. He was seized before he
could regain himself He was % German
! named Wearteline Amer. He cannot
| speak Eng ish. He lived in Dayton for
| somc time and exhibited indications of i'll
| sanity.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02

-.-Ladles desiring needles, bob
bis and attachments for any ma
chine. Can procure the Same at fac
tory prices, nom Mr. 81. Ru1klus
ID this town, ..'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02

Mrs. A. II. Pillet manufactures the
most delicious Ice Cream, for balls par
ties picnics and other social gatherings
on the shortest notice and on tho most
reasonable terms.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02

rT~The revenue of Great Britain dur
ing the fiscal year ending juno 80 were
SIG, lO1 .635. compared with S5oS.5o. $50
during the previous year. Ofthis revenue
about $1OO. 900 were prodnced by cns-
toms, S135,O 900 900 by excise duties. s55.-
O"o,Oo0 from stamps, $13,nm',O from the
land tax and house duty SAG. 1000, 900 from
the income tax, S2.GOO,OUO from crown
lands, $31 ,OOn,O00 profits on the postal
service ard S6,5OO,0O0 profits on tho tcle-
graph service. Comparing the two years
the chief increase was in the income tax,
h,ch yielded nearly S1s,000,000 more,
W hile stamp sales fell off 81 ,0OO0O0 The
increased income tax yield was produced
by raising the rate of tax from three
pence to tivo pence in the pound.