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A USTBNI 41 REESE ........... Editors.
G. W. REESE ......... ...... Pubale.
St. Frratalerlle. Ma1reh 17, 'TT
OUR AGENTS.
The following parties are our duly an
S M-f-to Bayou Sara.
E.W. Whiteman, " "
A. T. Gastrell, " "
C.- Bokel, " "
M.& z Fischer, " "
E. L. Fser, St. Francisville.
J. D. Austen, " "
J. A. Pilant, West Feliciana.
Also the President of each Ward Club
1n the Parish.
E. C. Kiblinger, Jackson,
Dr. T. S. Jones,
Dr. J. W. Jones, "
Joseph Wolf, Port Hudson.
James Hyce, " "
W.D.Lounden, " "
Capt. W. B. Porter, Young's Station.
Sp The town of Tehula was entirely
destroyed by fire on the 5th inst.
1'The people of Natchez are fearful
lest the river should leave that city as it
has Vicksburg, and the Democrat calls
upon them to take measures to prevent
this fell intent of the "father of waters."
M" Speaking Lf small pox prevailing
in Wilinson county, the Woodville
Repubsicean says that care and watchful
mess will certainly exterminate the di
sease within a month.
[-P Six negro prisoners attempted to
make their escape from the Woodville
jail on Saturday night. Theirintentions
were frustrated by the keeper, after they
bad succeeded in making a hole in the
wall.
1MIt is understood that Gov. Nicholls
will again convene the Legislature in
extra session, as it was found impossible
to dispose of all the important questions
demanding action, during the extra ses
sion just completed.
Im" A difficulty oecurred in Jackson,
La., on the 5th inst., between Messrs. P.
C. Butler and John Pilant, which result
l in the former being shot with a shot
gun loaded with buck-shot At last ac
counts Butler was in a critical condition.
om"* A great Mission, conducted by
FatherDamon S. J., of Chicago, at St.
Patrick's Church, New Orleans, has just
closed. The fruits of the mission con
sist of 4,000 communions, 106 confirma
tions and 32 conversions; among the lat
ter was General James Longstreet.
- IThe man Cage who was hung at
Alexandria for horse stealing, was not,
as stated, the notorious negro Jim Cage,
of Wilkinson county, Miss., but his name
tras G. M. ,Cage. He fled from that
county two months since, after having
killed a negro woman.
17, The Pelican speaks encouragingly
of crop prospects in Pointe Coupee. A
larger area has been planted in corn,
cotton and cane this season, than for
many years past. The community is
quiet, industrious and law-abiding, and
as a'conseqnence, many excellent labor
ers have emigrated to that locality.
[gP" Woodville Republican, 10th: On
Sunday last Mr. Alonzo Griffin, living on
the Jenkins place on the river, was shot
by a negro in the shoulder. Thegun was
charged with bird-shot and the wound
is not serious. The negro gave himself
up and was brought to town and lodged
in j I1. He claims that he acted in self
defense.
[;P On the last trip up, one of the
swinging stages of the steamer Gov. Allen
tripped by some means and fell, demol
ishing the boiler deck railing and upper
works, for a space of ten feet, and break
ing in two the main spar of the derrick.
The atiage went overboard, but was re
covered. Fortunately, no one was in
jured.
....Up to this writing, the Legislature
has not elected a United States Senator
for the long term. In the policy of pro
crastination they must be justified by in
formation possessed by themselves alone.
Doubtless they are, but we cannot see
the wisdom of it, from our stand point.
They, however, are supposed to be fully
posted.
IWPWe present on the outside of this
issue, copious extracts from the Memphis
Appeal and Washington Capital. Both
are staunch and able Democratic journals,
and the articles referred to are well worth
attentive perusal and digestion. The
Appeal is the peer of any paper in the
Union. It will be remembered that the
Capital lately excited the ire of the late
Administration by a caustic article on
his Fratdlency, Returning-Board Hayes.
SCOUrNTEn OuT.-For years past our
good neighbor, West Feliciana,has suffer
ed at the hands of two brothers, named
Weber. One was Sheriff and now claims
to be State Senator, the other was tax
Collector and editor of athieves organ in
that parish- On Wednesday last the
latter was killed at the corner of the Court
house yard in St. Francisville. It is not
known who killed him, but his paper
was issueedlast Saturday for the first time
aftesr a considerable suspension, and it
was filled with abuse of the respectable
portion of the community. The killing
may have arose from that fact, but how
Scter it wa the Webers were bold, bad
men; pbliq enemies to the eace and
order ofsooiety who should have been
.]pt to dth by an outraged commnmit.
- epb~Mas.
OUR DUTY.
Amid the general uncertainties
and ,lolsitudes attending the po.
litical prospects of our beloved
Louistana ; surrounded as we are.
by a general decay and rottenness
in the body politic, and lust for
ofice and power; with our dispo
sition discussed and enquired into
as if we were a vassal instead of a
great and independent State, it be
comes the duty of West Feliciasra
to determine and act upon some
settled policy, heedless and re
gardless of the contentions and
chaos that reigns supreme. We
have interests outside of the mere
question of the Governor-hip of
the State; although that one is of
vital interest and upon it may de
pend in a great measure, the pros
perity and happiness of our Parish,
yet there are certain duties to per
form, regardless of what the future
may develop in the policy of the
usurper at Washington, toward,
the South.
The cultivation of the soil ; the
preservation of good order; the
enforcement of the laws and the
cultivation of friendly relations be
tween all orders and classes of the
population, thereby preserving a
homogenous interest among all
classes of our people: These thir.g
we can accomplish to a certain ex
tet in any event, and they can be
PERFECTED if the people's govern..
ment is sustained.
We believe the desire of the peo
pie of West Feliciana, both while
and co'ored, is really that the
government of Gov. Nicholls be
nustained; we believe that these
elements can be cemented into one
great party to subserve that end.
If the arts of peace be fostered
among us, by a wise and concilia
tory policy, we confidently look
forward to a complete political
unification of the races in our
Parish, evil counsels being remov
ed, in the march towards that end.
At this moment then, regardless o:
apprehensions or speculations as to
what may be done at Washlitngton,
we should prosecute this object
with immulable perseverance.
One principle, however, should
be borne steadily in wmnd ; that
under no circumstances can we, or
will we, submit to the rule of Mr.
Packard A military government,
with all its o jectiouable features,
would be far preferable, and this,
or the goveirnment of our own
choice, 'he people can obtain, if
they but use the means they have
in their hands, to accomplish it -
West Feliciana must do he.- part
and we believe she will nobly aquit
herself.
STATE TAXES.-lBy reference to
the advertirement under the head
Of SPECIAL NOTICE, it will be seen
'hat Dr. Mumford has opened the
Tax Collector's office at his Drug
Store in Bayou Sara, and is p.e
pared to receipt for Licenses and
Taxes. In connection with this
subject, we are pleased to note the
alacrity with which the people of
other parishes are paying their dues.
to the collectors commissioned by
Gov. Nicholls. It is an examtie
that should be promptly followed
by the tax payers of West Felic;
aua. The spontaneous payinent of
a portion, at least, of the tauxes,
wou!d be a substantial recognition
of the people's government, more
potent by far, than the re.olutions
of Mass Meetings and Police Juries.
We sincerely crust that our people
will view this matter in the same
light, and act accordingly. It is
hardly necessary to add, thai we
refer,of course, to the State Tax
cnly.
BAToN ROUGnE A.D CLIiTON RAIL
ROAD.-A meeting of bu-iuess
men and other leading citizens or
Baton Rouge has resulted in the
sppointment of a committee to
draw up an act of incorporation, to
be submitted to the pesent ext'a
seasion of the Legislature having
iii view the olrganization of a com
pany for the purpose of building a
narrow gange railroad from that
city to Clinton, La.
-Simon iUmeion is dlnguated
with the aspect of affaire, iesmgns
from the Senate arnd oidoru. his lie
ri.-lature at Harrisburg to ekect his
son Don to succeed btm,
TELEGRAPHIC tUMMARY.
-A Democrat special from
Washington. of the 10th inst., an
nounces the confirmation of the
entire Cabinet. The Democrats
made no opposition to any of the
confirmntions. A few RepubHi
cans, led by Simon Cameron, op
posed Schurz, Evarts and Key.
-On the 10th inst., Haye.- is re
ported as having paid he proposed
to move slowly and steadily in re
gard to his tCoutheru policy, and
to take no step from which he
could possibly be compelled to re
ccde. What he intends to do is to
remove the troops and let the
senate settle the question as to the
ta vernmcnts of Louisiana and
South Carolina.
-Under date of the 11th, it is
asserted that Hayes proooses to
appoint some lawyer from Louisi
ana to fill the vacancy on the Unit
ted -tates Supreme Bench. Among
those most favorab'y mentioned
for the position is Judge H. M.
Spofford.
-Schurz, Evarts and Key owe
their confirmation to the Demo
crats, Hayes is elated with his
victory over the sore-heads of his
party, and will carry out the prom
ises of his inaugural to the letter.
Beck says the Democrats will have
the benefits of this Administration
without its responsibitities.
- Dispatche, of the 12,h indicate
that not more than 30 Senators will
vote to seat Kellogg. It is thought
that the discussion of the subject,
after running on for several d.ys,
will he ended by a motion to post
pone it, which will take the who!e
case over to the regular ses-ion in
December. Blaine is represented
as dirt-eating and trying to curry
favor with Hayes, but it is a hope.
less effort.
--A regular press dispatch of
the 14th states that Kellogg's case
was not taken up by the Senate on
that day, and that it will probably
not be touched this session at all
The Senate is likely to adjourn this
week sine die.
-A Wa-hington special of 14"h,
to the N. O. Democrat says that the
Southern question w:ll t*e disposed
of at the regular Cabinet meetins
on. Wed:neday next. Sc'u z,
Evarts, Key, Devens and McCary
will favor the withdrawal of troops.
It is believed that Sherman and
Thornmpon will advocate a new
election for Louisiana.
-On the 12th. the Cabinet held
a sh'irt sessi r.c, in -which the policy
intimated by Hayes in conver.ation
with Penn, Gibson and otiers since
his inauguration, met a cordial and
unanaimnos indorsement. Later in
formation ind case4 that we are ti
have another committee it flicted
upon us. It is said th at as soon as
the Senate adju rnes, Vice Presi
dent Wheeler, at the head of a mnix
ed commission of Democrats and
R pub!icans will make a tour of
the Sou.la with the view of ascer
taining the condition of the coun
try and the state of feeling, and,
report the same to the President.
--Pinclhback has had a private
audience with Hayes. He told
Hayes that Packald did not com
mand the support of one tenth of
thie people of that State and that
the influential leaders of the Repub
lican party were against him; that
under these circum-tances a new
elec'iou or a compromise was im
practicable aid that nothing but
recognition of the Nicholls govern
meit could bring peace and pro.
Serity to the State. hlayes said
these points had already be en con
sidered by him, and wirh such ,,dds
agaitrt him, hlie did not see how
P'ackard could possib y make an ad
ministration acceptaole to the |ec
ple. Pinch leaves for Loui-ianU to
assist in breaking up the Packard
caucus, ihaving received satilfactor)
asurances from the President.
....Justices Miller, Strong, and Brad
ley were banged in effigy at Monticello,
N. Y., on the d th inst. Strong was hang
ed on the Tight, Mliller or the left, and
Bradley in the centre. The iuscriptioun
placarded on Strong was, "I want God
in the Constit~utiou;" that on Mliller,
"Throw conscience to the devil, fratud
reigns supreme;" and that on Bradley,
"No man worthy of the office ofPresideunt
should be willing to hold it if counted in
or placed there by fraud; 1 am crucified
between two thieves."
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March 17-it
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J. J. Bnown.,.................
S. 8. STRUCK..................
Leaves Bayou Bara for New
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(In place ot Southba
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Will leave Bayou ,ara every
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morning after arrival of the cas
W'oodtville. Returning, leaves Nso
leans every Wednesday and Sat
5, 1'. M. E. W. WHITEi
Sept. 27, '76.-1y.
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ipacket,
NATCHEK.
T. P. LEATHEIRS............. C
J. F. MUSE l...........
Iill pass IBayou Sar'I, on her
trip, every SnII:day morning, at 8
heturning, will leave Bayou Sara
Thursday, at 7, a. in., reaching
leans befire dark the same day.
E. II. II'ITEM.IIN, A
June 25, 1876.--y.
ENTISTrlY ! DENTISTRY !I
I will attend all
the ('Coast, from Na
New Orleans; also
cllunt ry, .n.rrer accessible trifl a
l'erlics, w ishing my services, cat
cure tlhe samle lby addressing mie,
residcllc e.
D. STOCKING. T. D.
jin 28, '76.-ly. St. Francisville,
WF. & J.B
W Manufict
4Barnes' Patent Foot
= 'or .Machilneryl, Scoll
Lathes, Cir'ularsae
'The only foot-power
hliincry without
- tres. (l.r00 to
PL- year made using
chines. Send forr l
ted Catalogne.48 pages. Free.
ROCKF)lORD, Winnebago Cy,
RAIL ROAD NOTICB
F'ronl and after this date, until
notice, the train of ears on t lie We
ciana Rmil Rroad will run regul
Molndays, ~VednesdaFs,
snaisudays,
leaving l\roodville and nBayou Sara
usual hours. Thanking the I;
Loutisiana for their hormer kiudl
take pleasuret in informing them
shall e.:trrv freight alnd lassengelrs
tially the fortrncr, at prices to
hard tinmes.
J. BrRUss McGE
Pre'. IV. F. R.
NEW STORE! N:W GO0
CIIE.P 11 RED STORE,
[At the old stand of Jake Mitc
St. F.'rancisrille, Louisi
The undersigned take
sure in informing the p
of St. Francisville and vici
that they have opened at
above stand one of the
est, most beautiful and
plete stocks that has ever
.flered to the people of
Feliciana This stock is
tirely new anid was sel
with the greatest care. It
braces a large anld varie
sortmunt of
FAN CY & STAPLE
DIRY GO
LADIES' DRESS GOO
Gents' and Youths Clo'king,
.Motions, Hats, Caps, Boots,
and
-Family and Fancy Gre
P'rovisions
Western Produce,
Plantalion supplies,
to which is added a choi
sortenent of
LIQUORS, TOBACCOS
CIGARS,
all of vwhich will be dis
of at as low rates as they
be bought at any estat
ment inthe community.
-o
OUR MOTTO:
QUICK SALES AND SlA
PROFITS.
----o----;
-0
Iiglhest market price
for Cotton, Wool, Hides,
tries, Moss and Country
duce. Remember the -
"'CHEAP HED" STUO
COHN & BR
Oct. 18th, 1876-3m.
