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Richland beacon., 1874-08-08

TNRON this date no act of any kind will lie
recorded that is handed into the Recor-
der's Office, unless the fee for recording ac-
company the same. A great many have
handed in deeds with the promise to pay in a
no pay yet. 1t is true that the amount is
small, but one dollar each from 500 people is
some money. Ii is easier for any one to
raise from one to five dollars than for me to
do without $500 or more, and necessity forces
me to this plan. So from this date no act will
be recorded until the Recorders fee is ar
ranged.
March 18th, 1878.
WILEY p. MANGHAM.
n2l7-tf. Recorder Richland Pakish.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-08
LAND FOR SALE.

A BOUT l30 acres of land situated in
N Caldwell Parish, La, about so acres OF
goo'i land under fence or cleared, one dwell
ling and other out houses, on the west bank
of Boeuf River, all susceptible OF being cuI;i
waited. Will be sold for $1,000 cash, ol
81 300 with one third cash, and one and two
years on deferred payments, with per cen
per annum from date of sale, with mortgage
retained. One mile aud half from good
saw and grist mill and IL miles from Colum
ba. For further particulars apply to
WILEY P. MANGHAM,
Jan. 81, 1874. tf1 Rayville, La.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-08

NNHE undersigned having recently located,
fof&he present, at least in the Parish OF
Richand, would respectfully announce to the
citizens and planters Of the same that he will
execute any mill repairing, dressing Of mill
rocks, of any and all descriptions, at short no.
tce. Also repair clocks when the gear does
not assume too much the make and work OF
watches. All work guaranteed to give salts
faction or no pay. Can be found three miles
South. east Of Alto.
MAY II, 73. 6m. WM. II. RUSHING.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-08
The White Majority.

advise every citizen Of our Par
ish 10 I'D and remember the fol|"-
ing facts Sven by The BulIetiD:
Inc hauics journals and orators
have so perslate.,lv asserted that the
whites were III minority in this
State that. strange q il MAY seem.
very many Of our ow. raopic have
come to regard it as the a,ti despite
the fact that the United Streseensusof
so, shows conclusiyely, tin. not
only are the white males il excess 6
nero and mulatto males, Tut :hat ,he
white voting males ave aso in the
majority.
it is time that thi- Radical false,
hood were contradictcl ali di,ap,
proved by every Journal Ia d. State
and our stump speakers ttoIEhou'
the State should not fail To ,upr,
upon their hearers the fact thT .hc
are-even according 10 cs.-l
which was taken in the heat Gi 81.
mcr. when there were thousands
white voters absent from the State
1872 more white males over 81 yeaT
old. than black and mulatto males
that are combined; and further, ih'
there are 1900 more whites mai'
than black and mu!atto males cor
bined.
We think a fair estimate would 81
the whites in this State nearly if Il
g quite eight thousand majority.
E This i very important Fact, ar
one that ha, not been sufficiently kc
before the people Of the state q
ccunlrv. who have n many cases,
: cep,cl the unsupp- "d statement
o Radical. which a,e .atiy contradict
- hv the census roi oi tar Unit
States. The theory ihat cHr "G"m
It seem - have %. 4 npnn Is hat ~
N well stuck to. j. '.trly as good ~
in truth" and really HIS d" has 'rarc
Lc So ,,.; arl 80 far, That j. W''l hc
.. very Gia'ru., matter fer tie U.'A
ov.rjahc iJ.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-08
DIR. f. L. JOHNSON,
RAYVILLE. La,

ID ESIDENCE for the Summer at the house
IN of Mr.. L. n. Pork. in Rayvilc- ENesp'
in urgent cases. he will not leave haySIhe
before Q O'Clock A. NJ.
Any calls from Grard and vicinity by mail
or otherwise will be promptly attended to.
uno7-ly
Richland beacon., 1874-08-08
Ne NeUtr;l!S


The I,G'ub'ic oi Athens he'd, anon
, her laws. one which dcnruucrd III
! punishment Of death. a"..u~' 4 ci,ilcI
wi0 stood neutra! oH any great pUrS
rion allectia" the in;crrs; and Wc.iar
a. In" Repah!ir. The philosophy @
fLiS law was, that the ncpuh,ic wa.
likely 20 Sustain more damage from
tie criminal inGiii,tcucc ot her eli
zenS. in reference 10 grca, public is
sGes, than from a"y positive ,rroueou,
action had in regard t. t.lcm.
II there ever has been period
since th" revolution If l1-t. in which
n law similar in spirit, wa, required
IN the American Republic, it is the
actual present. That man must to-
struck with more ihan judicial blind
ness who does no; .-cc that The stake
at issue in the pcEGiaS elections, is, if
not the immediate existence Of the
American Republic. lis future peace
able, cordial and harmonious actions.
in such crisis, no man has the lnoral
right to coidiy look on and refuse to
strike one blow for his conn,rv Pa
INV NV" 'o' MS 'o'"''f' he-
'""' '''' 'cc
~ '''' :" ~ io' 'ic oa'-
" ''N par ''c' III
'o''''' ''' 5'' ''''r ou'ie'
'''0'' county -f-'efiEah cIliZehS
" IA 'o'''e'''"e' 'neira' mere are
u -'''e' " "N''i' we oaiIy meet VINO
''''' ''""o' elouSo ~ AUNT that the
'''i u "0''S' anu '"'c'i'@ehV "hl'o
'i'''' u o''cc "ouiu greatly tend to
q"''' '"c 'rou'ie9 "nlch now agltate
'ne country ouI VINO hesitate TO take
an ac'lVe part IN organizing for the
because, they say they see
no chance. surely that cowardly "no /.
chancc" - not an American phrase,
ana shouid not md use among Amer
can citizens. Had onrtHson.rv onr Hso out
TORS preceded their rIr,culation of their
"cLnaocs- Of success, would we now
- ,ho r;obt 70 select our represen-
,,,;ves e;,ber for the State or nation
81 Joc;sloture The "cBancrs" were
al AGAINST them Our ropulation
was small and scattered over an im-
mense wilderness. All the strong
places of the country were in the
hands of the enemy. We were with
out army, navy, arms. discipline. mon.
ev or credit; and what was worse
than all, the "no-chaacc" party 0pow-
erful and numeroua) were croaking
and crawling every where. their dis
nal cry. But our brave fathers
spurned the craven calculates of
chances and drowned their croak.c
in the shout of "give US liberty or
give us death and they rtumphed,
o,J ;r v.-o have n shark of the same
A., Lroro
spirit, so WtC Uc. W "0" INV
Goribaldi left Genoa in two slightly
=, ,1c.l of o,oI
armed Vessels VIII n'n"'''
liant followers, to attack an estaoiish-
cd Kingdom, defended by q powerful
navy and a numerous army, had be
listened to the 'no-chancc' party, Sicily
vonld never have been free. Naples
woull never have had humbly ten
dorcd TO her. 5y her trembling tyrant,
a free Constitution, and millions OF
emancipated Italians would never
have been permitted to shower pray
ors and blessings on the head OF their
dauntless delivercr. The true Amer
lean rule in all human things, which
require and are worthy of u brave
struggle is to be sure you are right
and then go ahead.
'.Ar' thou af'"ret
10 be the snl Io;,e" i, ., Wo.ld :, thou have that
'
Richland beacon., 1874-08-08

100 ACRES OF GOOD LAND FOR
lOO SALE, only four miles from Ray
vile. Good comfortable Cabins and good
water, abou, thirty or forty acres cleared, and
there is good cypress brake on it.
Tems-Sl2 per acre; one-half cash, and
one to two years on deferred payment
Nearly all Gf the above land is above over
flow-a dog wood ridge-anAa a fine range for
stock. 1t is only one mile from Bee Bayou
Station on the n. L. & I. r. r.
For further particulars apply to
WILEY Z. MANGHAM
Feb 2f-tf Rayville, La.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-08
Who iluin> j..

f">"'"n rn.'5 'hc world. ami a
H'.i 'fraih!c4l mistress n. :; ,,n..
''''iHg Iei" >abmit 10 ihr mo-.
"''i'''i.'nt i".nsa Imaginable, for
Ter "a"'.
She p'n"h"s oar f.'r with u.li
shoes, or chokr~ Us with a;i.b, neck
'rr.''f or @qu''1cN The breath ont OF
onf "'"E "I n-ht Iac'ng.
Sho maAra pco?.c - - hrniqlr
when ''"E ought - '" in bci; and
"''rI '":m 'H Iced IN TIE m.tjr.r.
NhrH they Ought to he NJ aui dsng.
S'' ".'""' ID vulgar T." Walt ton
ones e''' ""I r"n'"'l to Iiv" anil be
"rr.'~S'
,.1 l"c ',,na. h'>.@ ,.o ryo, '' <','' wine" 'hr
,ho,. 49,. r,,. u, "'e
,Io,. .r;.[. '''''' ''' '''' " '''f
" ''
. :'' ''" "''" III
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80 ''o''' ~ '''.9 S"'!f'
Richland beacon., 1874-08-08

YOU can. ,at enough in week to
last vol q year, and you c"'' a|v"~-
-. ua .hat ",a3 oi'.'r.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-08

IN all grad Of human intelligence
and cult..e there are three cvsl,, r
aeV9op'nent-the physical. the intel
ie'tpaI' the spiritual That which :.
ational in man is higher tb,n 81.
5lma'' ~, and that which is spiritual
n'F'er than tie rational 70 dcro,nn
'H' n'"al is to develop the lowest
'a'" to deF"1'p the intellectual is
10 oeslop tn htormed - 20 de-
vc'op 'e sp'r'r4' 'a 10 aey,.o, =,
highest .ture OF r.. @.
makes hiaGodlikc, tha-
es forth to 'erni,y with no 4,
lis growing apac.ty.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-08
Column for Land Sellers.

0NE Halfin'erest in large BODY ot t.'a,, lal'u
hut will be sold in lots TO suit purchasers
For particulars apply at this office IT,
Richland beacon., 1874-08-08

OAOn Acres ofIand sold 10 suit Pnrcha-
ZUUD sers. All in the woods. For
particuIars apply at this office. II.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-08
nR. ID. IL. PETITE,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

RayviIle. La.
Where will always be found when not pro-
fessionallv engaged. Orders left ON my slate
will receive prompt attention.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to me- will conlnue to prac-
tice my profession in all its branches. Special
attention given 10 chronic diseases.
Medical Examiner for Carolina Southern
Life and Life Association OF America.
July &, no2S-ly.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-08

If man is % situated that ne GU
not be happy in his family re'atloS'
he will no. enjoy happiness al all
Man past cultivate, therefore MI
took for this great end of his lsborat
home in the bosom of his wife andln
the affection Of his children. Aro.d
his own hearth, in the presenr Sr.
loving family, the husband ~ The
himself the aflectionate -'eau ,hon
household. cannot be I'He'"r u, in
happy. lie has 10 eo"psa;da,es
business there, 20 opposing r,ous
for honors, no grasping, ptcr'p''''
enemy.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-08

bouscbo,d cannot be Jtherwr :,
happv. lie has 10 eOmpstn,o;%a. n;%.,es
h"rrn. hurin.ss there 70 opposing IDa'aa,ss 'a"s
S"'l,', for honors. no grasping, qf'r"p''0"'
enemy.
e e c,, r,our.~l conversation
Substantially as follows was vi NEGROES
: heaA between couple oil "'9
, YESTERDAY Ill rights
done passed fore Congress 10
nav what I'se cwine to do :
no. Sam. ". t-%,qn gwi@.ap,'o do:"
-, wife to go>-4Swn to lie
- Brown ioq-e and take dinner-set'
RS tin at dc same table wild dem white
OF folks. Aud den I'll set ont in 'front.'
'N " and smoke Ely segar jcs as big aa any
n. Oh EN-"
"G'way, Niger II YOU ''empt'
I've TO eat dinner at he Brown House, |
''' bets you eats supper in h-l."-Ndro"
od (Ga) Tcicgraph.
cp'
md CALIFORNIA claims that it is pro
at lurine wine for teetO'alers, As 1t =
o. free from everything that intOXicaies.
'eo We dou,.t whether it will sell. Tee
Ted II
.;o .o,alers have no use for wine, aad
lie. drinkers and wine-lovers want the IL
the toxicat:ng element. That is what
'I'H makes them like wine
q
What kind Of sausageS is lLcih
luercl an olL lady of the yohE man
,bc of literature and peanuts. as III
ons, passed through the train seIi''i
hing bananas.
: "" THE difference Le;Seen loci 4"
day, ..,,,-. :. .oiJ :, be that ii
fool speaks without rejecting. a'
.. -, the loohinr.~ia-, rs0cc', "i.ho
speaking I
, 1874-10-19
TAIlN. tho Veil In Ituu,nankr.

The Pal Hall Gasetfe Of Sept. IS aayx: Al,
taohea occasionally III thn country youuu H.
dles, who ATE uncomfortable Of home. or nhn
tind the pleasures Of life are moro than nnu.
tTaiszeA by Its duties, become Roman OathoIina
aud then ltnmure themselves iu couyent., val
.uie a1sa''1,earance tion, the world e1citsa 6ut
lille honsatlon outside of their own tlon,oatio
crcle. II, however, nl tho yn,l.,g Ia las N En,
gland "tooE tlie veil" en- ntasse, il la probuhla
t'at society would rlse "as ono man !" ami III n.
taBt againht the proceeding. Euch patantrnnhc
has latoly occurred Ut lto,l,nxnjan ylllare Hal
lina. nuar ulurSevo. whers not long aso certain
Catholic prcass came III for como hard urunc
from the inhnbitxns.. The prIcnts, houeyer r.
nplte OF pefsoout!oll. not only CONTINUED prcacll-
that tho hcarts Of all the 'alioH Of DoIlna b..
eama filled wltl plouA enthusiasm. More and
more eloquent bacame the pllaHts. aud mara and
nore cntIll,riastic buoan,o their iair a,1Ijanras
until = religious epido.nio aet in with rosuIts
mhlch. Rs reported by tho 1o.c,sa, ars l,osityciY
higatful. a nelghboring convent wau suddenly
invaded by = host OF village nlaiieuy, WHO n,
aistod, Notwithstanding the onolgutlo Opposition.
Of their fathcrs, brothers, uucloa. co,,uln, and
adlnirerB, in assuming tho veil. Tue ulaiority
OF tho n!arrlageaole gllla OF Dsllina thus tss.,.
pGnrel within tho conycnt walls. Tho roliy,ous
party werU exultaMt, willie the unrogenorata nor
tl1n 0f the, community wero desperate. III an
OWL moment tho priests inennttouHlY detarmluml
to sanl The young n0ylccs to bucharest, and
distribute thon among tho eonyenta Of TINT
etY. This naA too much for tho yoaths OF BEL
l'sEoayed relattyta OF tho uoylceA, tue uhols
roput tstjou OF the village have, by lstcsr &C.
counts. r'sen to ,oppoHe hr forco departure
wl4lcl,, ecco1dtug to tho Totona, "nil clusa tho
door to hope, aud lead to tho ultimate dspopula-
ton Of UsllinA."'s. .s.,
, 1874-10-19

r'naesons ffoEa lov miadI!ugs to soo mtllings .ro
s .sanesa 70; other. bnehssset. neeoit... al35
6aes Exker.s-Coniintnt, foA halra; Great britain,
e5aa bales, hosl, ,t57 balla unaotd A1s syennJ ),
o0LD-'o'f; ''snH, gs5 ri ,ss,,es'lns saiA.
HILwAvNEs, oet. .r.-FLouR--Qruct mud nominal.
nn.iIMhyst ,;,s latr ani asm: No, !. oao: No, .,
nale doma,'l; No. 2 ii, store. ic{54ehc Corn uoi-
mally aMnrhanss1 g. ~. mixed; 70. hya steady and
a amS.; No: , sr: ,nr,y una:.sied md lower: No
1lf.n s an aa aeIcr October, so5: No. 3sprinG
:, Enovtsionp. Mr.. por& s2eso rrme l.ra
tnk.onra-To Buffalo. 10; osrego, 7xc.
NEoslr fa-flour. 6,Qou brla; osd o.DUo bn; wheat,
,sa,Snts7s-Floar, sooo brs; Gals, 900 bu; wheat,
$4,000 lu.
DurrALo, o:t. 17.-nnsApsl usrs-whsat neglected;
NJ: Milwaukee hrd at 3l.Ul, miinut h,s,er'. Corn
du nd shads ilrn'or at ecse i2.9o5 ba No; = III
d.tk. barley neglected. hye-s4ies l,too bn at 7oc.
CANAL fnkldurs-wsak; uomlnaDy At 1qc for
DETROIT.
pE7aoiT, Elch.. Oct l7.-FLoua-onies and un'
s"5nsis ShWs-wh..t du,l and +. .n.ae lower; extra,
fiss, s@i0;. = Corn @ dull md 'ociasl 4 ~ a40e.
eS; snirmrsrsETiaar, ~ 900 LII; vhsat 500 bu;
PHILADELPHIA.
PHIfAnEtT3ffAs
$32NaJ.t;: Stxie Indiana, pntl Ohio, $.5pa8.h0.
0kiis-Wheat quiet rad, sl.2o@l II; amuer, $l.23@
1a7 n;e-W.utol 1t 81 u.s. Corn dull and wY4k:
yellow, 92@oas; mixed Western, o2c. oats dun
while, Jct1d4c; mixed. S7c... JIG.
rsTnotnun-Q Quole, At 1l..@1l,4ofo for refined. spot
snl ostnLer; tri1ls uuchangau.
NulsKY-Stcady At $l.t5.
Dur.la-6cady woatcrn prime, 32@3Ao; choice
Vt-ttrn rolls. Us .ijac
C,tEfar--rir,n; Weatorn 15,,{&sl5Hc; prims Vest
II; Haosvstca1y; ts;sSas11y; Western. es@a,,.
CLEVELAND.
CL1vEIAnD, O., Oct. t.--t}RA1N-Wbeat dull and
unchanged: No. red, held II 81 %; No. do, 31o4
Corn dun ior oil; hga mixed aud aelsd. slo low
do, 5Oe old earH Oh track, 18c now do, &c. Oats
quiet s,t weak; No. State, s4c; No. i DO. s2c:
n:cslrIa-wheat 1850 bu; COTE, 1.4oo bu /; cats,
60 bu.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. L. 17.-Cor7oa-Eaate ut 14ko.
EiouR-GnvhauHed.
GAAlN-wneat hrtner; red. 9so, arnbsr, 4lc0:
ysa. 10. Corn eaaior Ut 7o474o Oats quiet vt 81
&>N8c. Rye, $50.
rsovsioSa-post, none here. Bacnn quiet and M
chsnSed: alaar.cared hams, l29t4s, bulk meats.
none hare Lard none Asre.
N4lSxY-a1e.
, 1874-10-19
Nnsv Capt. Roberts d:Nt S10b,GDn.

An i:en Of much historical intore,t u eou-
tslned in the accouMt Of thu estnto OF i,oher.
1soosrts. Of Medaeld presented III tho Probate
hoosna that the fasl,o- OF Robert Roberta whosc
account has Iuat bccn Alctl, MAS Captain Of 81,
AMERICAN weasel, aud during ths il,at Frsnch
Revolution, whom Nohospsrro was in power.
cS'iea Vt Freslc.i port. Wi,iln shara. wealth.
trsacsman. who had gained tia hoetlut, OF tl,a
Go.ornMent, scoarau n paara~o on Can't.
ltober!s' veuso' aad placed the sun, Of T1DD. .UWi
IL gold in tho CABIN. Previous to tne railing Of
the rasssl. thu Iovesnmontarrestcd the1ntstided
iay that 10 would get into trouble, anil nsrnat,s
lose lie head, Immediately set sail from tho
port, aud, upon arriving At homs, left tho dangers
o. the dcep mad invested tho aI00U00 IN tho
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Com
pany. number Of heirs Inid claim to the
money at the tec.ase OF tae aon, but the Court
has .cknomledEed tho present holder as the
, 1874-10-19

taking with him ~ proaidcnt Of tho nuw cu,,,-
ho1ss at DeKalp. T!,ov than had the Company
incorporated, the incorporatoru beng tho ntud-
horne keeper rs President: tho local agent a.
esuscsnly md Manager, and the prc2,dont's uifs
and the Scctothry's wlfo aud sister a. Directors.
All tho asasts Of tho incorporstors when tlloy
loft DoKaIb aro said to 'lays been leas .*5W,
Doubtless they bad Increased by the Tina thoy
reached West Virginia.
Numhaslesn othsr companies not whit hettor
then thoso mentioned aboyonre writing In this CITY
and alo coming nloney. It would oertaiuly be
worth vl1lo for tho Insurance Commissioners to
coma llcro for fow daYA An1 look iuto this mat
to-, and take nome measures to stop thea COM
panies iron, goIug on in their nid carsor.
, 1874-10-19

Narra7ansess, stoacs Gigs, q. 8. Grant, Lille Par.
sons, tiljt1iuA Star. Souhweat.
ur-rropa 81. Paul, Leland, Thus Grott Oham-
paiu. Mary Jareki, Graves uuA conaort: schrs u. L.
Bailey, q. 4. Wood.
Wlxp-south. Westhnr 1no.
roAr Hunon, Mich, Oct 17.--Eyentna--uowy-
Hrhr Superior, 1ntsa. Ben Bird, Nuwafoy, Mnty
Lyons, Mary NH", Nettio Weaver, propa City or New
schr fsEcI,angs.
Tho acr Sos niri, reported ashore laat might. WIS
rcleaacd today an1 towcd down, a~'' "e'
WlNp-Nortnxest.
Spstdni ni.naeh n ra1 caf-1qs 4rfsnre.
ToHT HURON, Mich, Qct ta,-Dowx--prors Arctic
osty of goncorl. Holland, Philadelphia, ami Cor.ort
Zebra Light Guard. Porter, Jan,ss Couuh, America
Ga,naen .. +. Williams, Fred H. aotas T. D. Htcv.
~ 9gFmrrops Winslow, Wsnona, Vanderbilt, Yoae,u.ts
~tsp.bouyn-The following vesscls are hers wind.
.t"n'. =. y. Bsne*, 1aegina, s. A. Wssd, Harvest
H1SD--Sottheaat, fresh.
, 1874-10-19

- dispatch received by Mr. Joseph Gnzdoa Of B,y
olty, last Friday htasa that tho lsrRs John f. War
ntr VISA ashoEs On :ato.0rnw Is!ap Sine that titus
Ae hus. homsFar raeveA another dispaLch sayu: ihat
shs Hs4 OF, and a1i right
, 1874-10-19
fcK8oln paEsnti Isars sguro~

PcNT HUN0i, tlich, Oct, l7-Y.lt n n,-n,vv-
rfoos L3Mssnes, Au..a; Huron City, doynorxas' Wth
tar;s urhs "a egnsa / k:derh9uae. be!.r4rs Charss
paex1eS " - osaaey' Mary Coplsy, Wm. ]. pseatou
, 1874-10-19

were dut Carriers wsro asking higher rntes aud 44e
wa rstd for ANAL ssesei for WHEAT 10 Hu1ao Tbs
ptoa i1Aho taseA cNru through TheF. 3lc {reporlel
Wlent. " w. 80
, 1874-10-19
... Ah{uSEhIENTS,
MoVI0KER!S THEATRE.
LAST WEEK or THE
OPERA. SEA SoN.
THE
KE EILOGG
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA,

~ " ~ .pirpotor
BRILLIANT REPERTOIRE FoRTHE
LAST NIGHTa.
sionaas Hsnntnx. Oat. IL, tbs unly appqsrsnco of
MISS CLARA l.OlI4K KELLOGt:
10 vAtdfs beautiful upsra.
IL TRoV-AToRE-
Mfr tfM GtARA IuU4?E KELiUtitj, MRS YEt;r1ty
~A'' =" - nhn ~ wv Mh+ thakAS. anh MR. HAAS.
MAURITANIA.
HShNks'SnEs Es'Hsisf ~ Fa, Y sSEg1r s5s pr THE
saatca &oEsrts 4eaAt 3nfk, '" ""' W ps"'
DOM GIOVANNI~
Un ThutssA' E.oaipx III. houaa vi, ha ot ,,arn oor
tAh HhAEARSAL OF " ''~o RuA
IIGNoNT,
Ambrnfse Tinm u iesu itul And b,vn: .r.,...n, r.
GKANn MxTf%Ek 81 oSta taSrGlnt,pxiY-A 'Gqft,pi Grand On.
erzM3 3aMnRn3MiHh KELLO1Is Ana Tf1E Wt;n1tn; 1t;
COMPANY APPRARING, "* A'Aa "tAoAh
S"t"raay Evening. Oct. n,
hGIGN
And LAST NIGHT ltF TttE NE4Sf,v v,vtv r,r,,
Rus and GRAND ORCHESTRA, SoA4A oiiu-
MIR. 4. R!sHp1a 4M....,.,.,.... N,,,.. pt....
o4!sE. A Boz On<s fur tull CANS VI thu Operas
, 1874-10-19

ings ..t3s55as2.ca s3.o's,s3o.3a Iue. s27as51. 10
u VII bs seen that, although tie gross esrn,
lugs for tue six 1uuniLs show q fA'l1.g OF q;
over million dollars. the net oaro,1,ga are
larger bY ss227d,s52 thnn last year. AZ these
earnings wore used III completing coutracts
made pre'ions to Juna 10. ls73, It was deumed
!en,emha:ed that tho Executive Computes at
their hsetin: held iu Jaly deo.doi to pass il.
Tho onl1 changes to be- noticed in compar;nr
The ilna1'clxl condition on Juns 80 with tia. of
iast December ara au inorcaas Of ii, 1890. 0uD ia
debt to II. .lG0,058. Otherwise it rsu1ains sub.
stantially the same.
, 1874-10-19
Total. .SJ71, lot $961,229 ...,.,,,
1ncrssae, three mouths. ..$l0l72

nAtLHoAD EARNINGS.
Ihs earnings ot tue 81. Louis, Iron Mountain
j. Southern Nailroaj for tho first vtek iM Oc,o.
Der. 1874 wete @Sa,9oS; in 1878, 5Gi,2jo; ln-
crense, 31a,620.
Tho oarntugs OF tho indianapolis. Bloomington
T. Western Railroad fur the last woek OF Soptem.
bar amounted to $40, ,247.9l for tho month OF
ssoIts,nber. s 1874. $l54.l92.20; for 9optembhr,
1878, $16s. 4526I; decrease during Scutsmber,
tals year, ~ compared with September, last
year, 4l4, Gi.10
The EARNINGS Of tue Denver l. Rio Grande
Hallroad for the veak ondng sept. so wera
Sill 30. aaslnht ell 0lo5o for tho oorrosnoud-
Ing week Of 1874, bolug an Increase Of @7U590
Oh tho operation Of LIZ miles Of road.
fnEl0nT RATES rNoM on1cAoo 70 uHEYENsz,
Tho Union Pacific and Kansas Pacific. and the
lines from Chicago to Omaha, have arranged for
~ increase In rates to Cheyonuo varying from
= to 10 per cont. Tho old aud now rates from
CllcaGo 10 Clnyenna ara a foilnnA.
, 1874-10-19

$H 69J, ,p0G
Tho gross earnings Of tho Company yiucs data
OF report compare Al follows Mtkh ttoKa of 1H73
, 1874-10-19

REroaMs on E4sT-Eou:;p BUSINESS,
The con[sleatb Of i.a.l,val Commissioners,
m:na*ers. froishs agents. tlckas aSeut4, etc,
held in this city iass Wednesday aud Thursday,
has boen productive OF tbs following :euer,l
oder. just issued bY the Western Railroad Cam-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-31
Iowa Club Rooms.

The Toaoa Courier describes the way
the waterloo saloon-keepers are "whip-
ping the devil around the stump" by
refusing to pay the $500 license and
organizing club rooms. They incoEpo-
rate under the laws of Iowa. sell shares,
have list of stockholders, presi-
dent, treasurer. secretary, and board of
directors. The shares of the stock,
are issued IN form Of cards. The
shares are sold at fifty cents each.
The holder goes to the Reading Club,
reads his paper, signs his name on the
register, hands his ticket to the August
jenkins. takes glass of beer, and his
ticket is returned with one cipher pun
ched out: or, if cigar or whiskey is
taken, two ciphers disappear. In this
way the club or company rents and
fits up private rooms, where no liquor
is sold, where members can take a
drink of lager for one nothing or a ci-
gar for two nothings. that is, he ex
changes hole in his ticket for hole
in his stomach. The Courier is also
very oredibly informed that several of
these institutions are now in actual op.
GRAFTON in Waterloo, and more are be-
ing organized. There is no actual re-
tsiling oe beer Or liquors by dealers,
in fact saloon-keepers are going out of
date, the most Of them having been
promoted they are Secretaries and
Treasurers of clubs, where no drinks
are sold, but where company of men
meet to discuss the affairs of the day
and take a----hole punched in their
tickets