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Tho Following resolutions unanimously adopted:
Resolred That Primary Elections for the choice of del
egates said State Convention shall be hello not later
than August Z 1880.
Resolped, That recommend that Republicans in the
several Election Precincts throughout the state form
themselves into Clubs for effective work during the
preaching canvass.
Resolued That the test for voting said Primaries
shall be affirmation by the person ing to vote that
he citizen of the United States, that he voted the Re-
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would have done had he voted at said eec and
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the Republican party at the ming election.
Resoped, That the several County Republican Central
Committees throughout the State be requested rovde
for their respective counties the Republican State Con-
Vention
l. E. REQUA,
Chairman Republican State Central committee
ALI. D0TEN, Secretary. jyl5td
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. THE
CAMPAIGN APPEAL
FOR - 1880
THE MORNING APPEAL for the
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the only Republican in Nevada untrammed by ring and
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in Al IN past
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state Pol1C1c9.
leading presenting people
maintaining
corruptions battling against programme
to again upon
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Republican
principle maintaining the organization
political nspng
county published
a Complete Newspaper
the the citizens of
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world
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meetings
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

e . revsr.filine cure Tor nor.
vous debility, exhausted vital
ity, seminal weakness sper-
matorTh0a, Los = ~ AN
aOOD, ,impotency, paralysis.
and al the terrible effects Of
self-abuse. youthful follies and
and excesses in mstprW years
such - loss Of memory. Las
situde, nocturnal esnisdea. q
version to society, dimness a
vision, noises In the h8ad, tho
vital fluid passing pnchseryed
, 1880-04-14
r U 5 STA.

A whole week has passed without a
political assassination in Russia, but it
is said that General Loris Melikoff is
with excitement and overwork. lie
has as vet laid down no general plan
of action, but he executed, with mill
tary promptitude, the student who
attempted his lite, he has relaxed the
pressure on the Press, and he has en-
deavoured to induce the municipali-
ties to help him. The Times CORES
pondent at Odessa attaches impor-
lance to an address which the mobiles
of lula have ventured to present to
the Car, reminding him that Mich
ael Romanof, the founder of the
dynasty, called upon the people to
help him, and asking the Car, there
fore, to call a national Representative
Council to his assistance. The pray
err may be heard by-and-by, but one
grand difficulty is that q Council real
~ representing the people might
confirm the autocracy. There can
be no doubt that up to a very recent
period the Russian people preferred
autocracy, as the Danes formerly did,
and experienced Russians believe
they do so now. The most formid-
able threat the Nihilists have receiv-
ed came not from the Third Depart
ment but, from the mob Of St. Peters
burg.-SpectQt0r.
, 1880-04-14
AFGHANISTAN.

There is to be no debate on Afghan
policy before the election Sir Stafford
Northcote having defnitiyely refused
to allow day Tor the purpose. That
does not matter much, rs politicians
can say what they have TO say else
where j.: but the Government also re-
fuse to state what their policy is in
AfghaRistan. This either mean
that the Government intend to com
mence a third campaign without in.
forming Parliament of their objects;
or, as Mr.. Gladstone appears in his
address to believe, that they are ne
got'ltlng some secret arrangement
with Russia. This has been rumour-
ed on the Continent for some time,
and is partly confirmed by German
hints that Russia will not go to Mery,
and English hints that it would DC
better not to take Herat till Russia
does go there, The policy adopted
will depend upon tt elections, but
the secrecy is one more evidence Of
that distrust of itself which a Cory
majority appears to approve, Ac-
cOrding to the latest accounts from
India, Sir Donald Stewart would
move on GhUznec on the Goth inst,
but that the means OF transport are
still deticient.-Spectator
, 1880-04-14
THE MARRIAGE OF THE
PRINCE MPERI OF
AUSTRIA.

Tho Prince Imperial of Austria,
Rudolph, has this week lending March
14th) been betrothed to the Princess
Clotilde, a daughter Of the King of
the Belgians, now only sixteen years
old. The arrangement seems to have
given great satisfaction in all the
States of Austria, where the Heir APP
parent, an unusually cultivatedyoung
man, is very popular. 1t is one OF
no political Importance, except that it
gives the Catholic branch Of the House
of Coburg a relation to n more first
class throne. That gives the Princes
of that House, who are necessarily
Constitutionalists, a certain power OF
advising by letter, which, in days
when individual influence counts for
so much, is not without its advantages.
Prince Rudolph may not, however,
be a Sovereign for a quarter ola CEN
fury yet, and the whole face of Europe
may be changed. as.
, 1880-04-14

cion,-and so draining away the nourish-
ment from this spirit of assassination. True,
it is the prevalence of this shocking crime
which is his only excuse for the innumera-
BILE arrests and banlshments by which the
higher class are dashed inio fury. But
then every day shows that instead of
putting down this shocking crime by
the regime of wholesale suspicion, be feeds
and stimulates it by that very means. Repres-
sion has done it's utmost, and its almost has
only fed the flame it was intended to smother.
Let him now Try the plan of starving the fame,
If depriving it of its natural tuel. He will
find the experiment a hundred times az fruitful.
Relax the repression abruptly, and in a way to
strike the public imagin alton and even if these
crimes are repeated, the habit Of connivance at
them will disappear. AT all events. as the
string has now been frightened till no human
effort can Increase it. tension, and the only re-
suit as bean evil,-commop-sense sueg sits that
the remedy has felied, and that an opposite me-
thod should be trieG.
, 1880-04-14
T e G T. A NJ s.
ST. THOMAS STATION.

New York, 3rd April, 1sS0.-The London
STANDARD" affirms tina: the Liberals have OBJ.
tanned a clear gain of fifty seats, but considers
it uncertain whether the majority they will ul.
tlmately secure will suffice to render them inde-
pendent of the assistance Of the Home Rule
Party.
The " Times" in leading article considers
that Lord Granville possesses the best claims to
the Liberal Premiership ard the Marquis ofHar-
iington to the Leadership in the House of Com
nous.
A feeling of alarm at the victory achieved by
the Liberals 10 England is said to prevail III OF
fetal circles in the principal continental capitals,
81. Petersburg excepted.
New York, April 5th.-London news reports
that on Saturday the Liberals had gained two
hundred and thirty,ive seats, tue Conservatives
one hundred and tbirty-seven and the Home
Rulers sixteen.
The net gain of the Liberals hitherto is ff.
ty-six seats.
Lord Derby will probably assume the portfo-
lilo Of Foreign Affairs in the new Cabinet.
In Berlin the result of the general Elections
in England is causing serious anxiety IN dipio-
matio circles.
Paris sdvices state that NJ. Leon Say will
proceed shorty to London to negotiate a new
Commercial treaty
NJ. Teisserenc de Bort has resigned bis post
az French Ambassador to Visnna.in token Of
his disapproval of the Anti-Jesuit movement
in Francs.
The French unauthorized congregations
have decided upon ~rafnsing to petition Gov
ernment for authorization, relying upon the
rights afforded by Common Law. .atseo
The "Times" Paris correspondent says
that ,ha decree is iRteaded to arpiy likewise
to tho Colonies.
, 1880-04-14
the Captain, however, determined to con-
tinue his voyage.

A rumour has been recently circulated
that Mr.. John Roach has been compelled, by
continued loss, to announce the withdrawal
Of The American line of steamer from New
York to Riod lie Janeiro. English competi-
ton has proved too much for him, and what
was the American line of steamers to Brazil
is not to be after the first of May coming.
This may be for effect regarding h sub
sidy bill. We should rather regret to see
the steamers taken away, and yet 1t would
almost seem that American merchants are
determined not to build up any foreign
connection which shall be of advantages,
unless a finger can be had in the strong box
of Uncle sam.-BoSton Journal Of Com
mmerce.
, 1880-04-14
ITEMS FROM THE BULLETIN.

There were on the LIST instant six vessels,
all with cargo, at Bermuda in distress; hav-
ing all arrived there since the 21st ulto.,
and reporting a cyclone, in which they were
distressed, on the 10Th uito.
, 1880-04-14

The British brig Goldfnder, Captain Par
ker, from Boston, bound to Port-au-Prince
was spoken on the 23rd ulto off the east end
Of Bermuda with deck swept; loss of boat,
sails &C.. in a hurricane on the 10th ulSO..
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-27

We are requested to an
nOunce that Rev. Father Clarke,
late Of st. Patrick's Church,
New Orleans but now attached
to this mission, will preach at
the Catholic Church in this
place tomorrow at high mass.
Father Clarke is all accomplish =
ed and eloquent english speak
ing divine and has been per-
manently attached to this mis-
sion by the Most Rev. Arch
bishop who justly appreciates
the hcrculean labors to which
Rev. Father Berthet is subject
ed in his very extended charge.
For the present mass will be
celebrated here every Sunday
between II and - o'clock.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-27
PAPER FROM BAGASSE.

Mr.. Theophil Harang, ST., an intell-
gent sugar planter has issued the follow
ing circular:
BANANA GROVE PLANTATION.
October, goth 1880.
TO Capitalists and Sugar Planters:
GENTLEMEN-The destruction of the
bagasse throughout the State, involves an
annual loss, to the planting int, rest, of
several millions of dollars, which could DO
casity saved.
We offer to put up, by subscription, an
apparatus for the Immediate conversion
of tho bagasse into fbrous material, rem
dering, at the same time, all the refuse
matter available for immediate fert;NSing
purposes.
The above apparatus could be attached
to every sugar house, and economically
worked bJ the planter. 1t could sare all
the bagasse from the largest plantations,
as 1T comes from tie mill.
We are the patentee for the process Of
tho transformation of the bagasse, cane
our p,tcnt, which was issued in 1872, is
yet valid for eight or nine years.
We offer one half interest in our patent
and III our apparatus to tho planters OF
| capitalists wishing o form stock com
pany, with Il c:.s'. capital of $13,CO0-
there being three hundred shares of $50
each.
The apparatus will work from IL to
90 tons of ma tcrial daily, at a cost of not
more than $40, and will probably more
| than pay itself in one year.
Parties wishing to subscribe arc request.
ed to address the un,lersi gncd, stating
amount of shares taken. No funds ask
cd, at present. Moneys paid in, to be
under the supervision ola "Board," APP
pointed by the Subscribers.
| The first papers, not to exceed twenty
in number, publishing this circular, to be
entitled to one share for such publication
TIL. HARANG, SIR,
| Chairman Louisiana Cooperative CcHt'W
| Factory and Internal improvement ds
sOciati0n.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-27

pATENTS o. tanned for new Inventions,
J. nr for improvements in old ones.
Caveats, Infringments, Trahe-Marls, and
all patent business promptly attended to.
Inventions that have been rejected
NAV still, in most cases, be patented by
us. Being opposite the u. S. Patent Of
flee, and engaged in Patent Business En-
clusivrly, we can sc ur5 patents i'll less
time than those who are remote from
Washington.
When Inventors send model or sketch:
we make search III the Patent Office, and
advise as to its patent ability free OF
charge. Correspondence confidential {:
fees reasonable; and, no charge unless
patent is obtained.
We refer by permission to tle City
Postmaster, and to the superintendent of
the p, ST Office Money Order Division in
Washington. For special references, cir
cuiar, advice, terms, &c. a. dress
c. A. SNOW Il CO..
Opposite Patent Office, Washington. d. c,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-27
~ A cough, colo or sore THROAT should

"A cough, cold or sore throat should
be STONED. Neglect frequently results
in an incurable lung dcseasc or consump-
tiou. Browns Bronchial Troches are
certain to give relief in asthma, hronoh. IT.
is. coughs, catarr!', consumption a .na
throat diseases For thirty years me
trochcs have been recommended ny pny-
sicians, and ALWAYS give perfect sat1S, ,I.
tior. They are not new or "t M an.+ n't
having been tested 10y vice ana c",'9 ,;'',
nnvr attained wcll-mcritcd rank among
the few staple remedies OF the ago: Iun-
liz sneakers and singers use them t" clear
and strengthen the voice. Sod at '"cn-
Nv i've C, hts IL box cvetywhcrc.--ly
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-27
On Sunday evening last an

On Sunday evening last an
interesting ceremony was per-
formed at the masonic lodge OF
this place. Messrs. G. ID. He
bert and Geo. Brown OF Pointe
Coupce were present and the
Royal Arch Degree was confer
rcd upon them. Mr.. Ed. \iGnes.
OF Waterloo, also was present
and had conferred the degree
Of Most Excellent Master. The
editor Of this paper was invited,
MT to witness the ceremony for
he isnot Que OF the annointed---
but to partal>c OF the spread
gotten up 10y the chapter to stay
the stomachs of those passing
through the ordeal. We are
warranted III the assertion that
the dinner was gotten up IN eN-
cellent style---the work OF MI.
J. U. Laboye On Friday night
we were again present at a
feast in the same hall, the occa-
sion being the initiation OF our
Young friend, Mr.. II. Rudkln,
in the degree Of Master Mason.
We cat heartily on both occa-
sions and were the recipient OF
much kind treatment from the
members of this ancient order.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-27

III-AIByGGED AGAIN.--l saw SO much
said about the merits of Hop Bitters, ana
my wife who WAS always doctorlnS, ana
never we'll, leased me so urgently 10 Sc.
her some, I concluded to be hnmougge"
,,;,. and am glad l did, for III
loss than two months use OF the h'tteis
NV wife was cured and she has rcmalne"
so for eighteen mouths since. L IKE
such bugging. III. T., st. Paul --r'o
ncer Press.
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