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• WLICIANA SENTINEL.
A DEMOCRATIC PALPi'R.
OFIICIAL JoCu'lAL, or W \ EST FIELt'I.INA
OFFICIALJOLURNAL CITY OF BAYO' ,"AICA
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
S. LAMBERT. .. PROPRIETOR
JNO. D. AUSTEN..............Edior.
. 0. O. HEA............... Pblishe v.
Nt. Fs'rnaslille, Dec. 8, '77
BUTLER AND KELLOGG SWORN IN
-EUSTIS REPORTED UPON
FAVORABLY.
OTHER ITEMS.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The Kel
long tnoffnurd debate cont'nued un
til-midr.ight, the Democrats, E1ght
ing for a rcc,monittal of the case
to the committee and the Retpubli
cans seeking to force a vote thereon
at once. At 1 o'clock Senato,
Thurman moved to subsrit,,te Spof
ford's name for Kellog's in the "es
olution to sant him. On this reo
tion the vote stnod: veas 27. noas
29, Conover artd Patterson voting
with the Republicans. '1t becomins
evident from this vo'e tl at Kel!ozg
would be seated by the Reputh;ic.nos,
the Democrats agreed to waive all
dilatory motions and come to a
vote on the case at 2:30 a. m., pro
vided it was also agreed that the
Butler case should he voted on, at
3:30 a. in. A very short diicuts
sion followed, and at 2 o'clock the
motion to sett Kellotr was voted
on, the vote standing. yeas 30. nays
28. (Conover and Patterson voted
with the Republicans, and Davis,
of Illinois. with the Democrats.
Immediately after the Butler cage
was called up ai,d voved on. In
this case Conover and Patterson
Noted with the Demrocralts to admit
Butler, and Judge Davis declined
to vote at all. as he favored seed
ing the cage back to the Legisla
ttre .f South Carolina for a new
election of Senator. Gen. N. C.
Butler and Kellogg, who had been
on the floor of the Sennt during
the debate, then came forward anid
were sworn in.
Mr. Wadteigh, from the Com
mittee on Privtleges and Elections.
sulamittea a report on the creden
tia!s of J. B. Kutstis, with a reso
lution declaring him entitled to a
seat on tie floor from Louisiana
from January 12, 1876. He said
lie pres.imed there would be a min
ority report.
Mr. Ingalls said he was ooe of
the members of the co:mnittec who
conld not sign the report. He
thought there were at least fonr
others. He asked leave to file a
minority report. Granted.
The report and r(solution were
ordered printed.
WASHISGTON, Dec. 4.-The De
partment of State has advices from
the American Minister a Paris.
that upon his representations, in
accordance with instructions. the
French gvernment has revoked the
order expelling Bedell, and has u
thorized him to return to reside in
France.
The petition sent to the Pre-ident
the other day, asking him to ar'
point Packard Collector of 'he Port
of New Orleans, is signed by twen
ty-three Senators arid ver one
hundred Repre-entatives in Con
gress. It is probable that I'ack
ard's name will be sent inl early
next week.
Orders are being prepared at the
War Dertartmertt for the 20th Infan
try 4,hl Cavalry and the Artillery
Battalion at Carlisle IarrncKs to
proceed to Texas for du'y on the
Rio Grande. It is prl able that
other troops will be ordcrcd there.
VASHING'roN. Dec. 5tih.-The
agreement on rite Eilrtis c:se Iaver
the time for discussion open; but it
is not probable that more than two
days will be conpsumed in debate.
Eustis is thierfore, most likely to
be sworn in on Monday next, ifnot
sooner.
Iawrence will be renominniaced,
notwitlhstandin, the (:ffiorlts of Pack
ard and his friends to prevent it.
The decision of rtie court here
denyirng the requisirion of Gov.
Hamlton for the hbdy of John Putt
terson, is said to have b en inflin
enced by pre.ssure fi'rom Keillogg
frincods here, who apprehend sintif
lkr trcuble Ior that individualr at no
early date, and d sire to have the
precedents all ighlt. uint for these
inlfluencesii is .rumored that Pat
te'on would have bteen extradited
by the court here.
Astnuishir g siccee.--It is tihe
dlltty of tVtel3 eIersoI'te nlhe Il:IH ts lsi( It)s
cttEl.'s (jsltMAN SYItil to lit itsnWmuliter
tl qutltitit's lie knioWie to theh fle iiiss il
llliiin (eJ: iStllllltiotn, Mevt re toiges
C rlou p, A sth i il ; ull(lllll illl i i,, a n d1ll in l Im:L trt
all ihlroat ilit l illig lisi':,s. No liel.a(l
cart use it wiliiit itnrittl tir relh -
Thrl'ee. hlosei.q will I'vliheve: n-Ii" i casl il. wel
eontirjith! " it the thit itir all Ltrii~ggisita to
recoutmeaieti it to the por t iniig cnn
rt iii let , r it l'h u t · tiir' oi " it hitl, y ias
4l(0,<ll hldzte l "lolttlthe wiereoh· l hll.lst yc:il',
and lto o(llne (ci'e ,whi iir' it tflihlit ' l'its I't
Syu1' Cautnllllit hie tlo wi'dely. kIlniowli. Ask
yo'tr dclrtggist au:hourt it. uiliplllen hut lhfs
to tS tolh ett to c;ilts. Itierintl r sizi 7.
'eniltt. lo'r ttlh, hiy nIt tlldrnggir. ,
TIHE BASTARD VOTE.
The following extract is ta
ken from that sterling ,lheet,
published in the vilest den of
radicalism, the Western Re
serve of Ohio, the CATHOLIC
UNIVERSE. of Clevelaud. As
will be observed, the article
was written previous to the
outrage perpetrated in the ad
mission of Kellogg, and has
he ring of tile true metal:
Last week ha- been a me,norab'e
one in the Senate of the Uited
States. Eor the first time in six
teen years a m:jority votcd on the
Dennocratic r:de; and for the fit si
trre instwenty-eighit years, a Vice
Presider,t has exercised his voting
pr.ivilege (ai President of the Sen
ane) to decide a political question.
The struggle commenced on last
Wedtesday 21st ult., with a re-o"
lution from Senator Thurman.
which usked that the Senate should
::ct upon the coateited South Caro,
!iba case (Butler, Dem., vw. Corbin.
iop.,) without awaiting the report
of the Committee on Privileges a, d
Elections. Th'ere are at present 38
Ktepui)lic:rt ',enator's to 35 Demo
cra's-couutinr . among the Ret;ub
licans, Pa'te'ssn, of S C., and
C',noi,vr of Fla., (Carpet-bbhgers
troth); and Sharon, of Nevada, ah
sent. '1 his silver brick individual
whet, telegraphed for by his party
:n i:s sore strait, made reply as
folhlows- if we are to believe the
public statement of the matter:
George C. Gorham, Senate Chamber :
I have 300( tois of silver bricks waiting
thr tih lpnrsage of the silver bill, a nd I
taml engineerillg ilivementil in Ophir stock.
ellratet maty o to hell. S1IARON.
Thurman's iesolutit n was car
ried in Sharon's absence, by the
defection of Patterson niad Cono
ver to the Democratic side; and
the iminent ,er ii to the Republi
cans was only warded off by a vote
iupon Scnator Edmund's resolution
that the Senate adjourn until iMon
day. 20th in-t. This vote retult d
in a tie; Conover this tims act:ng
with the Replblicaln., Pateirson
with the Democrats-31 to 31 ,-ome
members abbrsnt and paired. The
tie was deccded by the bastard vote
of the defacto Vice-Plresideut, Mr.
Wheeler.
Whatever their motives or intein
tions, Patterson and Cnover now
ihol the balance of power in the
United States Senate. They are at
ieast voting right, so far, on p:e-
out issues; ai:d votung in necr:id
ance witih the naidi ubihtd wish of
their constitutents, however lit 'l,
the0e co:nstiuents tild to do with
se ding ihllei there. .t .d wilei
tihe DIetrlcrats ate plt CteC jls iii
able iin : ccetitig tlheir a'id to undo
'rong, anid Iright thie states of
Sotrlh Carotlina and Loiuisir:na.
there is a delightfu!ly relirshng
fteante in this new pha ise whiihch
itake- this spcial crcatio;t of the
Riepublic:in par y--iheir bri liant
cart.ct-bat idea--the it:struiirnent ou
the coup de grace which will, we
hope, now and foriver put an enid
to their in olent and wicked doui
inion.
iin a side issue of Monday's con
fl ct again a tic arose; autain ithe
lawless vote of WhVeler decided fnr
his party. These Republican Sen
ators should rtitncnlber if their the
ory of a riintonal goverrimlent i
correCt, the United States Senate
as at present conustituted, on the
basis of Sincte sovereignty and
i:equality,-has no business to exist.
Even it Kellogg is admitted how
ever, we believe, at p,'e-ent writing,
that Republican control has ce:used
in the Utited States .S'enate. Bits
icr wi l so'relfy he admitred, which
wou!d ofh-et KRelloz's vote. Ens
tis too will ie idmiit- d; ann Pat
tersoti and Conuover, in the ro
mrainider of their s@natorial career
will very prcbabiy vote in harmon:.
with the dcimatijs oe tlheir' Soultlcrn
cottitenils. .ic tra~nsit gloria
chemise sanglante'-as A1. Cliudh
Janlct has it.
gar An elderly lady. much in:
terested in the priogr(ss of events
in the east, hiavn. hlitlheirlo been
rinable to assign anly cause lort' tlhie
Riusso-Turki-h war, was heard to,
xcelaim tirumphaitlv. on seeing a
teloram lhealed "Frtuu Soplia."
' Ah! I knew there must be a wo
roan at the bottom of it."
ge. It you would jileare a pretty
woiUian, don't tIalk to her of her
beau;y, but of the homneliness of
othere.
OI.D UNt3LE DAN,
Is tlhn title "of i ,it l' le liit niew' snig,
bly Hloe D uirsli. Tl'housandsl-l ,if sonsliI
hlil te 'Ieei iiu( lllit.'.rt iin An leria r within
th, hlast few youir, tart il w l'vi-r tointiin
n'i'rit l ien iih tio lb coll vit l'y f opii l.t r .
The aici t .l i, i gii e, ii lir'n me t. o' t'e
ftiri' the muli liii i i g" h iritil i'. Sung
nigily \vi h irllrlnrinse srrae'ss, bh Mitt. U.
1-rh low. i, ll li~t ii'tl ftuniitr. P'riri', 't0 tinit a
per ct,. The title paige in illutrtr';iil;,,
rant tin iril afine view rfr s tuithn
ilaint a ir rn si' ire--i'nii e heaihi ninte tromi
stir-i'. l'.\V. (idehihk, .No. iti wvesl 1'oiurIih
(Special Correslpxlence.)
IU:vEsl ri' Or V.a., Nov. 25, 1177.
DrAR SENNTINE:L:
We left the University last Monday
night, oil ia grand 'Xcnrsion to Washinlg
ton City, and if your readers will hear
with us awhile, we will tell them some
of the things that we saw on that tmem
oralle occasion. It was anLttounceC'l t hat
the excursion tiran woulil arrive here
ahollt 11 o'clock p. in. We reached the
depot in good time, that is about threes+
heon Is helre the train did; because I dot.'l
suppose you or anybody elae ever saw an
eel1'.sionl trainl oil time. However, it
(inttle It last; but was so crowded that
many of us were nlablle to find seats.
Nothing of importance hillappened on the
way. We reached Washington early
Tuesday morning, and after partaking of
a good breakfast at Ha rvey's Restaurant,
started out . to see the public buildings
and other places of interest.
First we went to the "SLnlthsonian In
stitulte," where we we slent a most delight
ful hour, viewing the curiosities collected
frotn all parts of the world; among other
things we saw the skeleton of the cele
brated race horse, Lexington, presented
by a gentleulau of Kentucky.
\\'We next visited the Treasury Depart
ment. This is a mlagnificeut building,
covering two and a half acres of ground.
Having secured a guide near the south
ern entrance, we were condnlcted all
through it, and had everything explained
to us. In otne room we saw all enlormolnls
tile of Ulited States Bonds, representing
three hundred millions of dollars; in au
other room, might be seen old Bank notes
that had been redeemed by the govern
nlentin allthier room was a large ma
chine used for the purpose of destroying
these redeetmed notes; further on, we
found them making Bank notes, and in a
large roolt just -beyond this, our guide
showed us the ew lmoney "dore up" in
packages, ready for distribution to the
various National Banks in the country.
It was noticed tlhat most of the employ.
ecs were women.
Then our guide took us to the secret
service Depatmitet in the Treasury build
ing. There we saw photographs of all
the persons that have been arrested for
counterfeiting money in the Ujaited
States. Among the pictures were old
n Ien, young men. women and children;
whites, negroes, Japanlese and Chinese.
When we had ftiished looking at these,
we started for the White House; on
reaching it, we ivere first conducted into
the "East roomu." This is the rooml where
all the large receotions are heal. It is
uagnificently tfurnislheda-there are eight
large lilrrorn arlouand the walls, reaching
fromt the ceiling to the floor, and they
are said to have cost tLutr hlanusiutld tdot
lars alpiece. The three challlndeliers cost
two thoutsand etalt. Thle carpet ; Wa soe
soft that a toot fall could not be heard,
amt the riclh late curtainsi when drlllawal
aiside, disclosed to our view the waters ot
the beautitifll Potomac. After leavitlg
this riroomll, we alscetldedlt a tflight of ste,s.
Here we llmet ata uslher whl tasked is if
we lad coirlllie o lt sileas, or mIltercly tIo
shake lati.ds with the 'residlent,. Ott Ie
intg in f'orelll.that we o!ly wishlied to pay
oulr respects, he bade us w,..it ill tlhe alntt
troom, while lie carried in our cartls.
Abouit twenty tuiluttles hail elailpsed alien
lie retulrlnedl, tonl thold us to follohw hits.
WeT elantered a llrge r'oo(lli ald tiantid Mr.
I;iHayes sta(tlitag neatl a table. lie is ratlih
er a tinte lokinig aitana appairenttly a:bout
tifty 'year.s otf lage. 1Ie welholltuled its veryt
cordlially hv shakinig hiatds with is, re
ultrking th:. Ihe wais glad to see uis, and
that e had Id tine \acther fnr outl
Leav-in tt 'resident's Mainsioii, we
Vwealt to the C&a itol to see Congrless ill
ses.siOlt.
Int the Senate Chamber, we slpet all
hourlat, listening to sotille intere'sting
speeches froill Selnators Thurlltllatl all(i
Mltaxey. Protmineni t altmongi: the Sa(-I.ttors
we noticedl Messrls. C(oankliag, of N. Y.,
Bayaurd, otf Del., and Voorhees. of hId.
'Fromii the Senatei we crolsseild ovear to tile
os otaf Reprlesenltatives. Herle \cery
thiinlg nwas turiir ll aid iColl fsioi,ciol aredl
ni ith the Senate. Thli Paris EXlsi tioti
Bill was letfoare Ilihe house, allid t het debaate
over it wats exacscedingly inlterestiing. Mr.
Smtiitgera, of Ill., was in the chair, while
Sieakcr Raiudaltl aetcllaiedl a seat oln tlhe
tlohr. Altar tlihe IHoliise adljolllllnld \Vwe
started tbir the delpot n d anl rrived jiust it
timte tot get a gioodl s'at Ot ou11 cIrowlCed
tra-ia. We lett tha Natilonail Capital at
little afliter ldark, aldt satoti we w~le rllushl
ilig allolg tlahe frtile fieldls of thie Ol Lhlo
miilaiott. Wei arrivid at tute Uttivetsity.
alaollt 7 o'cltcltk W.'llllleesday Itlorrillig,
hla\villtg becei dal'ted sev\eratl hoitits on lhe
roadta, ly haeitg obliged to wtait. for riag-ltar
traiils that wera helhiiad titne.
On'e mlatie wi- te pitaO it'. cr ihi! lpia
pges oftt aile t lo lle, la tow we lhittk oft
iLILt Excrition s l "i ol ie tl tiigs lltlit
TIlE BI:.LLDO-ZING l;ON1HlIOlI)El'l~t
(1Menillhis Appeal.)
When congress iiropo:'es Ihe
passage of any law titat allcta
the interest of the bondhol
cIs, they flock to \Washlinlgoll
as the hiiiigry vutul~es fluck
,I1oullad a it c-ayi'g carelss.
()iOn suchL o'ca.SiollS thie btald
lheaded old c~ews fly I t um
Wall street to Wia'hliltg toll.
attld as tlhey cotle wtadtillng
iito the caplitol witli Ipiut td
inlog abdoi)t llS tile have tlieic
appeairaiice f tile ktctl:-drulll
lniert- ill dt brass-baltll. 1Th e.
Imllliney-IllOhglOS'S lie.ver leave
\Wall stret t uilluos to shape
Iegisati Oi so as to add ilnt:cy
to their plethor:e cftiors.
\tts!hington is noW swarnling
w ith tihee full-stui tel ie Ioa
boil1. 'They COnie ias comlutit'
tees to oppose the p:wtsage of
the :ilver bill, the rep'.al of
the-resumption act, and every
mnensir calculated to leisen
the pr,!fits of the 1poor suffer
ing tondholders. Of course
these haLkeCs, brokers. bond
holders, and money-changers
generally of New York, Bc s
ton. Philadelphia, etc., are all,
in their raid against the bill to
restore to silver coin the legal
tender qualities it always pos
sessed until robbed of them by
a stealthy act of a Republican
congress and tool of J ly Cooke
& Co., in the Presidential
chair, moved solely by regard
for the interest of the great
mass of the pe. pl--time farm
ers, mechanics, laborers, and
men engaged in 'industrial
business generally They are
tlways thus moved on finan
cial measures. There is noth
ing selfish or mean about
them. Oh, no; they care
nothing about themselves or
their values. Th- pr3tectioii
and amelioration of the condi,
tion of the people, of the deb
tor classes especially, is what
they are after. It was.always
so with therm. Therefore we
may be sure it is so with therm
now. When the ,eligmans,
and Dodges, and Babcocks,
and Morgans, and the rest, of
New York, and their kindred
of Boston and Philaddelphi:i,
organize to defeat the restora
tion of the silver dollar as le
gal-tender, the worldi kiiows
how theii hearts bleed for the
poor and needy who would be
,o certain to sliffer from the
passage of suceh a nieasmlre.
GU N --S I 1 S TII.
Adjoining B. Farrelly's Store.
Principal t. yo Sara -......------.... La.
Fire arms of' all l ieseilt ipims pit in lirst
cl[Iss Orelhr. ul n i tucks nu.:'c or rpl airt l.
"wincug uachit n ,. .'t.pair I . ,is: l 'ors and
aill ii rnli of' .smlall i .u too lS . rpeted. All at
rlitisiltl', ie Ast. s harge.
(l. . & I. ,: vNOC 0 l S 1
JDEAtLEIS IN
O T'iU.1IE.AWT.dIL WORK,
SA-IR NOW prepared tio furnlish all
kindls ut (lrave Work and Iron
'Railing at rednued prices. Parties ad
dr'sing uis at l iioiu Suta:t. or ait % illliamn
II, Piperts, Baton poge. we will ta'l and
see with oli desigis, of whiih we have
a large variety..
Oct. 13 '77-nGm
JOSEPI KIRAIN
FOOT O1F TilE HILL,
St. FrancisvillC................La.
I ESPEICT'FItLY announces to the
t citizenis of East util West itoliaitna
andi Pointte Coilntpe, th:at lh has tr'umiIl1st
of October 'last, witlhdralwni front the llrmt,
of Moses Ma,,n, Ianitd tils IIo mItre conne
tin w:hatever with that firm or ainy othier
tliri, of which all parties interested will
please take speci eI notieu<.
Hel has openedl on.liis owni accountii, at tihe
foot iof the hill, in Ftarrelly's tuildintg,
inext to the lPost Oilice. Wvhlre lie imuy
le foiiund lat all tiinis with a lbrauiid uiesv
stotuk iif goiius; coniisitihg in tai't o'
Eaiucyv -iid Staliti itry Giii, .is, Wthite
jiodls, Latulhs' Dless Goiolls, Cluithilg.
Jiosiery. I ints, (_as, litus amd
Shoes, Iloise-keeiuer's Artic
les, Nitious.
Prodiue. 0V..ing & Ties. 1 l nttion
S'ilulllhes, ( -iii.kuri, thlass-ware,
anti in ftut every tlthig tim Ito
ci uteifliv sul: eteil
stock it goudu.
As for mihrpal ness. ill libe ishs is a trial, and
he is s.iuag ilin t iat iuiiw'xi iiltd leave his
sii:' di.ssaiI istL il. All i.oimiitry lodiiitlit.,
suih !s tollnii. wianil. hiid and imiiast5 Iu
li.itezl. lliglhesi prices paid.
ET./1BLIStED FEB. 6, 1868.
Is Is ,siicl m'emy Siiuli[i5" .y the Catlhlolil
I ublishilig ('ii. of whieh tlii Misl Rev. ,
The fTAll is a first eltus- weiklv liuws
siihjeits. Its oiltUitis will he fhuniil ti
contaihi mditlurials on lhe h.;dinlhig uvenils
ol tih duly, is well as chtiice ii~suelant
cuous realitig mutler, narmliilly selected
scrial sltriis out a sluiituu ly oi t thi . itiore
iniliniitait luhigrauiis il" tile weilt, iiilllkhig
it a wel-iuiuiu visitlu in li.cveV faliily.
'uuiud for ai sniiile ciipy . Nuh;i lititlon
slret:t N'er Orleans. Jolisi:1iaI r
SIIEIIFF'S SALE.
State of Louisiilna, Parish of West F'e
Itcialna, I'larishl Coulrt, nitIcber' 131l3, State
of Loniiauila, Ex. Hidl F. M. lumniford Tax
Collector vs. $1'. W. li'mrner.
tBy virtnc of ulnd ill obedicce to a writ
of Ft. Fil. icstidll in the above styicd suit
frotm mid Ihnlor lile Ucnrit ind t, lie t ii
retedl,I lhave icaicd't arl takeit into aIy
iposSession anLd will ofiiL'r fre sie icn front t
of the Court lions' in St. i"'raneisville on
t atnrdilay the S6th daly of 1)ecenberi' A. ):.
1877, at tIlii hour of It o'clock a. l. of
said day, this bicliug tih second Siaturild.V
of said mionth, the followlng describted
iproperl'ty, to.wit
One Iicx Illtlsi. lcx:15 li''et, contacilling
thre'e ,'10ci1s wihi a tfronl. gallery, situated
at Laurel Ilill, i tlhe Parishii of \'ent F'e
I ie'ia 'Li.
'l'ermi of sale--r'redit of twelve
iionths; iprcha'Ler to give h10d1 with
•approvedI security JNO. J. I·IARO\V,
Nov.24'77. 'heritif.
SUCCEt SIIN SAI.E.-lin lthe matter
of the successiotL of i'reder'ick erft; de
ceased.-Pa'irish C(oll't No. 1;:3.
11y virtlue of' andi inll o ciedic:l'e to ai
cnullliisioill to uicc dirLected, clland issceti'd
fromt tlhe' toiorablte Parish (Cocrt, in the
Iltove entitled:t ac,cicessioc l, I will ocliitr flr'
stilet to the higihe.-t hidder, on tih' pirecu
i.c.S, inl the town, of iBayoutl SaiIraL, oiii Tlurus
clday the I. t day of c ee' I mber, '1577, :it.
11 o'clocwk a. in. of said iliy, tlhe following
describled Iprolertv belonging to and de
IpeAttniu uipot saidt succession :
Lot nlulllber two hliicice!td anltld forty,
(24I0.) ii sqcllltl'aro ul, ciher t .e" lt-oulne ('21,
togtther with ill tiihe hnilditig. :niid icci
ptov*'enlelts tlhereol, silltated iln the town
it'of liayoui Sara, Iarishl of' w'est Feliciana;
TerlLs of csale-C-redit oftwCelve mothlls.
PIurichaser to give approved ipe'rsollnal se
curity lanid lliortggo oiln property purchs
ed.
JNO. J. IlILLuow.
Nov. i24, '77. Sheril:.
SI'tL'EIslON SAILE.
In ti lt , Snecessio li of
W. It. Winter, de- PI-arsh C'onrt
ceasr.1l, S. N1. Wiier \Veti Felitcial ia.
Adti nist rutirix 5
licli cl iii.u toI ai orl de'r to aiiie l iirc 'ted
by ithe Parish lirtr, iti, the li'above styLh
:urii i , n. I w ill ol e .r for sale to the
hiihdest bidder, oi Wedlesday. 12th day
if Ice'el' il eir, l,77, iat the oliici /' .of Jludl
S. ) 'LC. Liiwr"sonli, in St. i'raic i\vilie: ai
tilt- hoonr of 1I o' hlock a. .. 1fs i l day,
tic.' I.ibliraury idc'ilc 'isce .d, conlsi. ; tili of I.; I
holllkS ilii,l' llii lclcii s. worksc , l ., to pi y
debts. T'rl'en s ofslf h*, ('a,1h.
JNt..i. I] Al. lI; V,
Dec. 1, '77. Shicri t.
Ct iN -TA il1 .1':" .sAE.
Sitate of i.iicc i nic cc, t'airih of \Vi'ct 'e
liciailia, \i i t.r, lir. e,,.c ('courii I8 '."V ciI.
. ionesi II. (':atili,.' I \' . .Ji' I llciIin : C'.
1lc0klc VS. .1Ii, foilliis.'
liv vicrtic l i' l l ii ll i ll c''il 'li' ' o 11die n e to t i.
w riti s f i. . i.'c .Msic' , in Ili- il,, i' I \ I'I
suitis from i ,id fioii ora:i,'i, (',u.a t, alid ti ,
or Nall. 0 l1i. nt of 11i14.n, 0.1 t 13011,. i n
i lt i i l'c ' ,'c ' li' !C , I hl i v I'  ,il cl i :  I t i'Cih Ic Ic i
tlii' cilill' lilon c fclclc c 'oi'll I ic i-.', cil
• itc1I'r icc c 'i; ll cc c, I'c'c i .l ccic. t L Mccii
Ic r t -(Vic si on
).\T iDllY. 1-Lih dhyt I E(i. :,:1Mi1 it,
C. I l 1-77.
lat the Ihour 1 ' loh ck. il. . i of , aid
d:al, this I,;'in" ; tl t!:11.1 S.u. tn , ,1:
14aid i:1h, the tillh,\\iig desrib'd p(1
perl t t o--. i:
TI'i\: i I:- If -7 cls c c i c
S( )lw' Iiolw ll hnll':.l, ! s'.,
Ihcrýi c, (ir t. ic L iiA . A. i..'
Detiis;1 ;c-c c-.c.' on
n 'l ih:I 11 , 1 1, i-.1 t l : Iw f,
i .i s i io c. cill i i :l i4 l i hit i',i li t h fiI
i,r i;ic ilc! I- liiIh (,'Iiip iln Ihe Ii : i cal'. ii :;,
3' i , i::8 i ,\y ( i \'\ . 1i ,il io :till' i .\. . 1 i c' .
l.1 i, ito e ,",'rt! i' (.' ,1 I'i t,;,1 do!
l '. .. .\ I ll\ : c1 .cAt' 'c.N.
:,th I , it ie 1 I 1, !'1 .4i '1.
c c. c lc '1 7 . 'i t.
]u' nvli\rl: ('I. 11'l.--P'ari' h of 'e,. t I:1.
li:i'-na -,ti t.' of loniiii.:mia.
N\"I I , is 111,1'',11v h tiven that i lMr-;. S. M.
t "'',r. l:ll . i-ar, i l'atrix' of 110' ,l --" ", ill
S\C .1)..( inter. dc e. sod. ha. 1;4 :1 1 .1
yeiou ct clc hec' c (ic l cc icicc'clci'. ::idl tic ,"
ncii1 ci.i will ich ' ccl ticcic i ihrc Ilicci.
c 1( iti) 1 1ci 1i ih .'4.i is ' ic ladc \vii il i' l(iii'
(ilays 1iii l lilt  daie locw ci.
C . M. Its:::ow, '.el.
Ii~ltl':aheli', t-i 7,
i I'ic cci 1ir iccW , I '7 1.
State of Lot isilla, 11iri)5h of West Fec
lici 'la c1ci.S Alice C. \\'atile vs. J. .i .
\Vhe & als.
11"y Vii'ti: of i" lls! it- nib ditetll, to ii
(Io.nnisicion istlI i ii ctic lih-ovi styledi
shi ' :1i l. to I.lo. i .lilt' l'. l o8 .,ii li'1. Iti-i.
7cc .uic ic'c al )ii 1. cc urtiiil , I will oiiii r for
slct'c tic highci tcii Iichc r lit thc C curt
chi Liii', in is . tricicii, hil l ;llc. 'ird 'y
'he t'c c' dlic of ,'ic liun lrV , 1"c. 0.. ait the Il' l
of 11 o'vi l li,. cii . ii' iaid day, i'" iiicn'ili
tl e Ist itidc" ol'said c lioL th--tic til
hlow'ilg dec'ibd lroJ ry . li-h it :
Iiec'.l,'74 l rldhs iid kl l l. th
l tlh 'rshic llhiiicali c, s ' lui'ii coitV ii'Mt iid
fiiuerly oc"lid by ' rt, N. O. R. '1' dLc, io
JNO. J. Ii..hil('\V.
Dec.i,'77. i i c erit . i
State oif LoiMiccil , Pii tiishi ofic st .'c eli
cicna, Pii isl ICcourl, No i 12cJ. T. ' Liic
, i li''tvi. I.- . cc' ' ccair cis.
of fi. icc . isuii d ii g li'c t icici ', i .icyhi d siiic
toicilourt Hlcilici, icc Mi. L''rancicc vii'l , ci cit
uiriiay, tci 2cicl daii Iii' ]ecLiiil't, A. D.
IT,7l, i ilce hour of 11. o'clock ci. ccc., cl'"
sciii dac"c ltiis ice'iicg chl, uicrih Sciit'rdicy
of said iiloiilh, the iflhlfwicig dhcslcrilied
hiri'cipi'Lty o--wit:
Two bay cc duds.
TI''i'iicrof .cihi'--Cish with the benceit
.INO. .T. BAiiROW.
D)ec.~1i l,'77. 8hei'i iti.
HI. A U(A AUD'S
NEW ~Al'lER SllOl' AND lAiIR
DMI)ESSING ,"ALOUN.
Oiposcite; .1. If A. I'icheri Front Li",'
M A X F I AUIIC E R .
a, W. Corner o ,lr
*treets.
AVIE CONSTANTLY i
Sat pricea eolfort
tiulmes, full alt eoltpete li
g oodli, Ladies I)Dress ,God1
er's articles, and a generalg
titncy and staple dry gouda,:
Victoria Lar.np,
Nainsooks, Swiss
Mulls, Pique,, Bi.,
op Lnaw=i, Line1
)lre,-e Lnenr,
ques, Grena
dines, Organdy
Musliius, French
Pere .les, Jri.h Li
enb, Bobbinet
Laces alnd
Para~uols, I
ty. Utmbrtel
(as, assorted ,lyles
and qualities. Cull
Cos, Bleached Co
Cambrics,
Chidretas
Genta
Cassiteret,
Co t t on ado
Jeans, Demntn, 1
-- irngs by the yard or
We invite anl iispectiom
tssl ttuitl of L'":u lies, (I
tsul lioys J ,Jsie.rv, ",nd Kid
"IThrilad, Iuaintllhs, TiCei
rI ldlait.s i .a Itt., liitthiln,_
dil's Ieadsiy-lhateh ['1lder We
'Ifiiiluln r , "''illts , .\lit i.es, at
We have ol, Imald ales, 1
sc lci'tedl sti k of C'l'lli'ig,
lHats and lips :i t ai geli
of 141 ntimwn u. mah-er-;rear:
ic:alers i il:niiy t'l t d St:d
iP'rt l\'it ill , t t xell ni 1'
l'iltait tii. a I li iets. .
the ren wned singer
i ' hilla .1' ,1d its v
it I l l' llillit
i'I c L t V ITI' Eo:.-Vl
vis et Thu ." ITT ndi:ntl , thita
e.,i],i .l'e ; li:" te to i l(te at
1lis,"hl'r , ('u.
T h e it ie i I - 1 ':1 ' F vl
*r . In tt. in on '*
i 'l ll't'l. I tl \ '\ilt ;i r-t,
w ill I i l, it ti t tl: l i t!ter
:i, ,I t Ii 1 ,~ :1 ll. It trl.t ii
-ltr:. Itt il , atl t ill l tt'~ Ii ti
Si lh d.
It ji'tititti ti l .1,1i II I
N 'i,. i.i' d tsl t. t.ll, 1 ta'I
I' at, it utd if , ,t
t itit,' itt It. ,!uit, t i'+ i st':i
l in i . .L l c l . t'. liy
il ' I - i l , I " Ill ta .:i i:
l l :i bl 1t' 1 il r-- :,:ar.
it iti t' It i. , tiu ll i:.- tl3'
( a'I i, l, i "I i) . itul
a ll e ll ' l - s 's 1 1 \r: 1 e!
: 'erut i l" ; e t11 ,:u :t liu'i t.,.
A.,rre s' of [',I l and
I i "t 'r s . :-., ;, i t"r ", m o b :Ii
ilu," I 'Is. " h r'sx, 'e it"
w 1 i t'h they I ,v\r 41 k ,1o
f ,1ll h isltl ry 41!' setr t'icl ., a
1t' liay IandlIi : | lV bo 't '
wS1 il1ds, rand taullt or illl
'l ite'd ,Stati yo ( ral