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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08
SUCCESSION SALE.

The State of Louisinna-pa Parish OF west
Feliciana.
18TH Judicial District Court.
In the matter Of the succession OF -Aehos
Fra,shenbcrgcr, deceased.
10y VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE
ID TO a commission and order OF sale
issued in the above styled sun ir"., s''lu
Hnno!abIe Court, and to the herif1 OF
ti,e Parish Of West Feliciana directed,
will offer for sale, in front of the Court
IIrnss in st. Fralcisvi!le, said State and
parish. for CASH, and according to law,
Thursday, June Sd, 1880,
at the hour of II O'Clock, q. m, Of saiti
dny. the following mentioned and 'ics-
cribes zeal estate belonging to said sue
cessiOu, tO-wit:
ONELOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVE
ments aud buildings thereon, being
living and situated in tue town ut
HayUu Sara, arisi Of West Fell
clan. State of LouiAian, and being
known and designated on the fign
rative plan Of said town as lot
Number (236) two hundred and
t. ir SIX in square "um"ef tZi}
twcnty."ne, and beng the sahle
property acquired by the sad l.e-
nos Frankenherger, deceased, from
G.. w. Schatier as per act passed
before Henry II. Eemon1et, Deputy
Recorder, on the I'd day of Nov
ember. A, y. 1868, and of Record,
in Recorders Office, in N"tarial
Record. Book "P'' pages two hum
bred and thirty six, two hn1dred
and thirty seven, two hundred ana
tlIirty-eight and two hundred ana
thirty-nine.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08

passed.
Resolr,d, That warrant be issued in
favor of B Farrciy for two dollars IN lieu
of sanitary receipt for same amount AMI
which he claims was destroyed by fire.
Rcsoircd, That the Mayor insert no.
tice in tho SENTIN:L stating that the or
dinaace relative to furious driving and
riuing in the str cts will be strictly en-
forced.
The treasurer reports sixty two dollars
cash on hand. There is balance of one
hundred and twenty four dollars and
fi@~ ,cr,o Nv " the wharf boat up t"
May LIST 1880.
The committee appointed to examine
the Books reported progress and asked tor
extension OF time which was granted.
On motion the following restitution vas
passed. That a conlnirtee he appointed
to draw upa re.eEne bill, and Gu said
committee The Mayer appointed A. Flsch-
or. +. NJ. MuM1or,i, G. Bockcl.
There being no further business the
meeting adjourned.
J.F. IRVINE.
II. A. BISNISG, Mayor.
Clerk.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08
MAR TED.

TIUKER-N1CWIi LIE-sAt the resi-
lenre OF MIR. J. X. Chamhe!s, in East fe-
nciana. on Thursday evening". Arri1 10Th
1850. by the Rev. \. G. Blackwell, Mr..
HORACE FLICKER, Of East Faiiciana ami
Miss LILLE MCWILLlE, of Mississippi.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08

Quick BUSINESs.-As soon
as Mcssrs. Courier s. McNair,
General Insurance Agents,
PlaQuemine and Baton Rouge.
heard of the fire on Monday,
last, they were promptly on
hand and settled up the losses
satisfactorily. They are the
kind of men to insure with .-1S
erville South.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08

N 80 DAYS TRIAL We will send OF,
y Elcclru-Fnlt;,ic Belts aud o, her El
ectric Appliances upon trial for 30 days ,c
those Suffering from Nervous Debility.
khrnmatlsn, Paralysis OF any diseases ii
the Liver or Kidneys, and many o5hc,
dIScses. sure cure ruarnn eei ar -,
pay. Address, NOLTAIC BELT co
MARSHALL, Mich.4w.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08

The Southern Knight, in
referring to the recent establish
ment of the order ofthe knights
of Pytbias in Bay OH Sara, takes
occasion to make the following
just remarks:
After the installation Of the
officers, a sumptuous repast
was spread and heartily parta-
ken of by the members present.
About 6 o'clock A. NJ. the hap
by party adjourned to their res
pective homes. DR.. Mumtord
entertained the instituting Off
GERS at his elegant residence
until their departure, Bro. Dun
lap, for the Crescent City, and
Bro. Jacobs Oh the Howard, for
Monroe, to attend the session
of the Grand Lodge). The in
shutting officers desi,e to ten
der their thanks to their newly
acquired brethren fer the
brotherly reception accorded
them, and we join them in the
sincere hope that this Lodge
may be but a fore-runner OF
many others to be established
in that section Of the country.
May the most bountifiil success
accompany the mclnb rs OF
Bayou Sara upon their journey
on the road to Pythian honors.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08
STEAM BOAT COLLISION.

O.: tho evening of the Oath
of April while the steamers }.
w. Cannon, ofthe New Orleans
and Bayou Sara trade, and
Chas. Morgan Of the Cincinnati
and New Orleans Southern
Transportation Line were pro-
ceeling on their trip, and while
vet in the limits of the port
being opposite St. Mary street,
a collision between the boats
occurred, which resulted in Sc
rious and expensive damage to
the Cannon. The facts con-
nected with the accident are as
follows, and show that the oner-
Gus of blame rests on the pilot
of the Morgan: The Morgan
started ahead, and the Cannon
had rapidly overtaken and was
passing her on the outside, leav-
ing a distance of from $50 to
200 yards between her and the
Morgan, when the latter sud
denly changed her course to a
right angle with the Cannon,
striking her in the starboard
wheel house, carrying away the
gallus frame, and precipitating
the wheel and shaft into the
river, where it now lies in 60
feet of water. 1t is stated that
this charge in the course Of the
Morgan was occasioned by her
pndeavor to avoid a tow boat
with barges, which was descend
ing at the time. The Morgan
Immediately took the Cannon
in tow and landed her near
Gretna. Divers have found the
shaft and are now engaged in
,livesting it of the wood work,
when it will be replaced in it's
position. The actual damage
10 the Cannon will not fall
short of $15, 900, to say nothing
cfloss of business while lying
up for repairs.
On Friday April 3Oth., the
Morgan was libeled at Louis
Vile in the sum of $4,000.
The writ was served at mid
night by a U. S. Marshal, and
the boat being unable to give
bond was tied up.
It is now stated that the Nor
CAMS Agents in New Orleans
will libel the Cannon to the
amount Of $4,000 salvage due
the Morgan's crew for services
rendered after the collision.
The conduct of the pilots on
the respective steamers at the
time of the accident will be in
vestigated by the board Of local
inspectors at New Orleans.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08

paired by Gus Brown on ehort notice and
rcascncblo ternlb.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.


ST. FHANClsV,LLE, La, May 3d, 1880.
The members Of the Police Jury ap.
pointed by his EXcellency Gov. Lonis A
Wilt met in the Court Room aud rrc-
scented their c0nmi. sions with the oath OF
office attached. Present, G l. Fisher, r. Il
Deli lie. r L Butler. d Stewart, i ID Daw-
sou, J J Winn, J w Dedetick, w Hands
J W Detcreiick wa elected Pfesi"en' ;
A. Fischer, Treasurer; CGoodnan. Clerk:
The minutes OF March l, 1850, read aud
adopted.
EEpoi T OF COMMITTEE ON BUDGET.
VIZ, the undersigned, appointed to pre-
mare II budget Of expenses for the yeal
1880, subs, it the tolln ing estimate:
1RSo
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

EHERGUS HERMAN,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT Law
CLINTON ......... ... LA
Practices in the Courts oftl,e siN'e"n'n
judicial District, and III the supreme
Court at New Orleans.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08
CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.
Mayors OFFICE,

Bayou Sara La., NHy olu Io@V' )
At regular meeting Of the council
held to-day the following members were
present: j. +. Irvine, Mayor, A. Else er
+. NJ Mumtord, c. Bockel Cour cillnen.
The minutes OF last meeting We're read
and adopted.
+. NJ. MuEtiord appeared presented his
commission and after having subscribed TO
the required oath before his honor the
MHyor took his seat as councilman.
The following bills were presented and
anuroycd and warrants ordered drawn for
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08

Parties whose payments on Machines
ore over due will confer "a favor hS remit
ting to NIX address hn an"unt due by
money order or rcgi>ierca letter.
Respectfully, ii. fC UklN,
RoS O., Hayuu sara, La. Agent.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08

~ Garry sour old gold and silver to
Gus Brown aud ger the cash 1orit.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08
CLERKS N07I

Fe.iciana CLERKS Ot,io.f ran
18th Judicial Dist,i., !
In the matter of the Sn 'e'
~-o.,, Tentsch, dee.ssa
~ Office IS HEREBy :,
~ Ad"lph Teutsc,,. h., y
piled for letters Of admi nt' !
above succession s.,} n h
is not made within Ten tlas.s o. 4
be issued according to law j
G. N, Bud
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08

70 carry ont the provisions Of articles
219 and 300 of h. constitution. in re-
lntinn TO recording homestead and
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08

Resolved, That the rate of taxation be
fixed at 10 mills on the dollar, payable in
currency.
Resolved. That the Parish Licenses to
he collected for the year 1880, no anti the
same are he. eby fixed the same as the
State Licenses for 1850, and that the same
be settled in currency.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Nav 1st 1890 Sheriff
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-01
OUR CALIFORNIA LETTER.
YuBA CITY, Sept. 10, 1880.

uBA NlTf, oept. ~ looO'
EDITOR JOURNAL Having a little
leisure to-day, l thought would send you
few items from the far west. The long,
busy harvest is at last over. Thrashing is
nearly done, and perhaps three lourIhs OF
the wheat is hauled and stored in the
warehouses, or banked along the rivers for
shipment, while the long trains of wheat
wagons still keep cloud of dnst over the
main roads. Your gentle readers are hard
ly capable OF imagining what dus coun-,
try we have at this time OF the year. And
then, Just to aid your Imagination q little
please note that the County Conventions
are close at hand, and all the genteel can
didates must (Of course), go the rounds,and
grasp their many ardent friends by the
hand and oh, how lucky it is to have a
welcome cloud to hide the dust covered
face and hands, and the soiled linen from
the gaze OF the passer by, Aud when the
rival candidates meet In the stables OF
'mine host what throb of sympathy do
they exchange. while they hastily remove
the soil from their prespiring countenan-
ces, aud exchange their linen for some-
thing full us clean as their political rec
ords.
The wheat crop of this county is immense
| The Farmers Union warehouses at Yuba
| City, (which cover an area OF over tive
aefes) are nearly full, having in store NJ
! present about 10000 tons of wheat, and
capacity for about 5000 tons more, all oI
which is contracted. Every available
spot along the river banks is piled up with
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-01
our WASHINGTON LE rTEn


WAsHGNGToN, D. c., Sept. p, so.
Like his illustrions predecessor as a cAnd.
dale General Winfield Scott General Scott
Hancock cannot keep quiet He must write
letters and seud kilograms broadcast, or he
woulj explode. The fires Of vanity burn So
ferceiy within him that they must have vent.
lie made haste TO congratulate Pasted on the
sreenback victory in Maine, a circumstance
which disGusted the honest money Democrats
nd has added weakness instea Of strength to
his cause Now he emulates the las:an diving
struggle Of Tilden aud writes a letter IN foil
The pe"p'e on the question of southern claims,
We admit that he is quite pronounced nov
against the payment of these claims, but no nne
who know him aud the power behind him,
which viii control his action IL he ever has the
power 10 act, can be made To believe in advaalce
Of The demonstrated fact that lie will have the
ability tn withstand these claims, cnming as
they will from that sec,inn which has lramped
tight, justice, equality, constitutional qua
lee, and even life. undeT its foot TO present him
with a" solid south " tn make his calling and
aud elrctin1 sure. II that section succeeds in
Getting him, aud his case would be foTlnrn
hope without il, they will use him Tor their pur-
posss,in spite Of any an 4 all the well intentinn-
ed resolutions he NAV have framed as lhe guide
Of his own action. Without being an migrate
henchmen when they shall be presented for his
concurrence and approval especially after
that section has conferred upon him the power
| to act.
In view Ofall this, that American citizen who
Is "pposed To The yment of these claims, be
| he Republican or Democrat, can not trust this
| letter which comes late aud under siress of cir
| cumstanees that will have no binding force alter
The election has transpired. This missive is n
| bait for catching votes. II is the expedient nl
an extremity, the grasPing nj = straw, de-
coy and trap To invegle the voters of the north
who are opposed Ia confederate claims into the
support uf party which has M vitalitv out
side that section, frnm whence these elalmS are
to come. 1t isa Democratic de!usion aud snare
| aud has been withheld from the public eye uu
Ill the south could be privately assured OF its
cominR, and would mean nothing when Il
came, Now Il is out, and the south understands
that it msans nothing but deception for the
people of the north. The people Of the north
may as we'll understand aud appreciate il pre-
eissly as the soath does, aud then it will deceive
| n0 one.
The Democrats are demanding a change in
the political character of our National Admin
istralinn aud they have been hunting vigilant'
| " for ninety davs for some reason h. present u
the people why such change should occur
The only Reason yet discovered that has auy
weight is that the Democratic party is Amish-
them or die. Il is for the people Ia decide
whether that party is worth saving 10 thai way
or not. TeA.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-01

Capt. Charles q. Barnd, Of the 99th
o. V. /. has commenced talking up a re-
union for that Reg't in Sept. 1881, to be
held on the anniversary OF and on the bat
tie ground Of Chcksmauga. He thinks
every member OF the Regiment can raise
money enough by that time to make II
or 10 days excursion, In which could be
visited Stone River, ,Chickamauga, Lookout
Mountain, Mission Ridge, ETC., and take in
the Mammoth Cave aud Perryville on the
return.
The Mayor and several other officials
OF Cincinnati have been on fishing excur-
sion to Kelley's Island, accompanied by a
brass band and apparently all the para
phrenalia for good time. They passed
back home in special car on the D. & NJ
Road Tuesday evening One Of the party,
member Of the old 9th o. V. l., came in
one day ahead and spent Tuesday with his
old comrade, N. Wedertz, Esq, OF this
place,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-01
ROWLING GREEN BRIEFS.

The cheapest place to buy QueenswNre
in Wood county,is at A. d. Stewards. 25d
Many of the old 2lsters were over to
Fostoria last Wednesday to the reunion and
all report a good time.
The meeting of the Wood county pi-
oneer association at Portage last Tuesday
was u success; about three thousand being
present.
George Smith has taken half interest
in the Clothing Store of Frank Boughton
and the new firm expect 10 greatly increase
their business.
The Blaine meeting and OK roast on
next. Wednesday, knocked the JOURNAL
out of time this week badly, but we'll see
you all there.
DIR. Scott, OF Warren, the veteran leg
islator of Ohio, made one OF the happiesl
speeches, last Tuesday evening, with the
most and best illustrations, Of any speaker
who has yet spoken in Bowling Green! We
hope he may come sgain.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-01
q EGAL NOTICE.

Simon ]. Murphy, of Detroit, Michigan. viii
take noice tn 1t the Michigan Stove Conf any on
Septemte 9th, 1880, filed in the Court of Com
mon y ~, OF Wool county, Ohio, its. smended
petition in certain action pending in said court
wherein tie Michigan Stove Company IL plainiif,
and said Simon j. Murphy and otLe's, are defend
ants.
That the Substance and prayer Of said petition
IL that on June 10, 1879, the painti1 recovered
in said court n Judgment agaI st Henry E. Peck
for the sim of SSl4.2S and SSH costs, which
judi m Mt be RS 10 per cent, in crest, and no part
Of which has been Pad.
That sail Henry f. Peck has or claims to have
no pc sonal property out ofwhich said judgement
can b. collected.
That said Henry F. Peck received by devise
from one Erasmus ID. Peck. and ON June 1Hih h
1879. Owned Out Lots Nos. 253 and asa in the
village Of PER- surg Wood county, Ohio, 90
which real estate said Judgment then became and
now Is lien.
TT a. execution was issre1 upon said Judgment
and levied on sal real .sta.e on March I, 1880
That Ou Jan aIy 18TH 1880, said Henry h
Peck sod and cOnve e said real ct tie TO the de-
ftn ant Simon j. Murphy, who purchase th'
same, subject o ainGif said lien.
The plaintiff as that said G. nyeyance may b.
aunulled a. against plaintiff said lien, the saiC
premises ordered TO lie sold, aud the prucce 0
sale applet 10 the payment az kliIttt
said judgment and the interest ther' u.
Said Murphy Is required to answer sail amend
ed pei lon by OCtoher 20 h. 1880,
| 22fSl3 COOK i rROUP, P.ths Au'ys.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-01
sTEwART's RECORD.

Ed DEMocRAr In your last issue | noticed
a letter written from Jerry City, in which the
author wishes to know the facts In the case
concerning the charges made against Hug
Stewart, the Republican candidate tor Commits
siuner. The would-be Commissioner has been
heard to say:
Il have my spies and bulles out that will
throw of their coats even on the sabbath day
to prevent my great name from being sandered
by the foul tongue Of some living Democrat.
I will not have my past record revealed the peo-
pie must take me without any question In re
gard to my official history. could take money
fiom the Township Trea-ury tn pay lawyers
fees for nv own individual cases take plank
from county bridges to use for my own special
purposes, and il is nobody S business. The tax
PAYERS have no rights that nm bound to re-
spect. have perjured myself time and again
but what of that tile great Saudhedram must
not be questioned as to mr. truth fu lness. Yet
ack now edp ing these facts | will be el"cted
What my party fails to do my money will make
up for. hold mortgages over the heacs OF
scores of men and il they refuse to support the
| will tighten the screws"
tFTWhen Tom Reid and his friends ask you
tn vote for him on the g temperance reform -
dodge, ask him how about that "liule spree"
at Pemb rvlle the other night. ank lis visit 10
one OF the lowest olives" in PerrYsburg few
weeks age.
Last Fall when Henry Kel was running
| on tile Democratic ticket for Com ssioner, A
S. FurRsrson went to Weston and offered to
Z" sell out" to Mr.. kiel for $40 90, and after
wards lie sent friend to Mr. Keil, instructiug
him to make the same proposition. Mr.. Fur
gerson is now the Republican candidate I"I
lufrmary Director. Can honest thinking
Republicans give him their support
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-01
4 EGAL NOTICE.

Daniel ". Eastman and Catharine Eastman
whose place of residence is supposed To- be Al
bion. Michigan, will take notice that " J.
Hilehcnck. nu Arril 9Th 1880, filed in the court
of Common Plsns OF Wnnd county, Ohio his
petition in an action wherein W j. llichcnck
is plaintiff aud SAID Daniel w. and Catharine
Easim IN aud another are defendants, setting
forth that IN January llth, 1875 tine said Dan
iel ". Eastman made and delivered :" one
Lawrence J Haywood his three promissory
notes Of that date eheh for the sum of Sl6B 66,
due IN one, two and three years from date.
| That to secure the payment thereof said Dan
iel and Catharine Eastman, executed and de-
lvered tn said lIavwond their mortgage deed
Of In lot No. 279 in the village OF Perrysburg
Wood county, Ohio.
That said ldywood on January LIST. 1877 as
signed said mites and mortgage To the said PLAN
tiff to whom there * now due thereon the sum
Of s499 %. with interest to he computed with
annual rests from January IL, 1871.
Plaintiff asks foreclosure ot said mortgage
sale OF said property aud application ot the
proceeds to tas payment of said Indebtedness.
Said defendants are required 10 answer said
petition by October l6, 1880
W ] HITCHCOCK,
| 20f$ll60 Per COOK rRoUP, Att'ys.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-01
FROM BELLVILLE RIDGE.

Ed. JouRNAL - Belleville Ridge is the liveli-
est place in Wood county. The August term
Of Court closed about the 27th Of August, after
being in session about a week. No one was
sent to the peuitentiary or hanged, but some
body is elected to pay some Gusts.
few evenings ago we had mess Of high
mixed politics at the school house in the shape
Of Joint discussion. The Prohibition party
was represented by A. Phio, the. Green0ack
party by W. W. Dun,pace, and the Rep ublican
party by Christ. Lamar. After the discussion
Robert Fenton was called upon to sing = Han.
cock song, after which the meeting eluSed IN
due form and harmony.
Mr.. Feaster delivered a temperance lecture
at the school huuse last evening. DR.. Philc
was present, but did not make any extended
remarks, as he was quite unwell. Mr.. Fsastel
is man Of the age nf "a and has been in the
Temperance work for al Years. lie is fine
speaker aud ali felt that they had been prohled
by hearing the lecture
Corn cutting aud seeding Is in full blast
a large acreage NJ wheat il being srwu aud the
corn crop is simply immense.
Tie hog plague does not prevail To such AZ
extent NJ last year, yet there are some hogs
d wing here.
Mrs. Crook Of Tlull's Prairie, paid Bellevill,
Ridge y hying visit few evenings since, aHf
brought Charles e Brown fine ten pound boy
which makes Charlie feel abuut 8 feet high
and he sav, he dnn't thank any man to speaE
tn him unless he is a man ot family. | dom
see why Mrs. Crook could not serve us all alike
Yours, GRIDIRoN.