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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-26


lie OLD YEAR is Jting closed for
ever IN the great Look Of Tine. and
Tue new one, fg/Sh and vigorous i,
ABOUT TO opeDhpon Us. Let us ston
ana retrospect for a few moments
" IA: regrets as to the past year, have
we to cherish ? What WRONGS have
a0ne, for which should fall the tear Of
Ibor r'nnpcc? What errors have Nv.
call loudly for ti5t.Hi ll .;.n2 What
indiscrctions have We comnll,.,l that
We will henceforth get clear Of ana,
shun? What wrongs have we suffer
ed, that required our utmost forbear-
ance and christian charity! What
waves Of sorrow have rolled over Us
to chastcn and subdue our spirits =
What loved ones" have been snatch
cd away from Us, to teach Us that this
IS not our home What tears, what
anguish, what JOYS, what hopes, have
saddened or frightened the year eieh-
teen hundred and seventy-four? Let
US look at them all for one moment,
and weigh them as practical lessons,
as beacon fires for our future paths
upon the stormy voyage Of lie. For
givenea land resignation for the ire
vocable past, and honesty and proud
determination for the future. Let
there he no laggards in the race Of
eighteen hundred and seyenty-fve.-
BE honest, be faithful, be true, be
economical, lie laborious, and YOU will
rise above all the POLITICAL and social
evils -; 80 feayfully hedge Us in
IncuIcate both by precept and exam
pie those beautiful lessons which fit
the mind for time and for eternity:
and that the angels of heaven may
guard and direct your footsteps in
future, is the parting prayer Of your
retiring Editor.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-26
Succession Sale.
Succession Of Leomidas P. Sims, decd.


By virtue of an order Of Sale issued from
the Honorable Parish Court in and for the
Parish Of Riclrland, Louisiana, and TO me d.
rect, d as administrator Of the succession Q;
Leonidas p. Sins deceased, | will offer for,
sale at public auction in the town OF Delhi,
said Parish and State, on
Wedne sday, the 3oth day Of Dec, 1874,
within the hours prescribed by law. the
following described property belonging to
said succession. 10 wit:
An undivided one-half interest in large
stock of goods. wares and merchandise.
Also one Billiard Table, two card tables,
one lot OF chairs, one gold watch, one lot OF
household furniture, consisting Of bedsteads,
mattresses, feather 1eds, bureau. centre table.
etc, One Hack and harness, One Buggy and
tzrul>ss, lone wagon, one LOT Of Horses and
fiulss. and all of the personal properly be-
10 said succession az per Inventory on file IN
the office of the Clerk Of the llth District
Cour in AID for the Parish Of Riclland.
Terms OF sale cash AT the inyentoried aP
prai.euient w. I. iNSLEI, Admir-.
Dee 10. 1874 Ssj: SIS.
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Sharif's Sale.
p. CODELHrIsHOp ., arr,
Us. No o. III
TANDY GILMORE {
Stale of L ,ui-iana, Parish u-
Cour,. Ind. Parish

By virtue0' wit OF seizure and 'a'e IS
,he par;.b.o of ISrhand, State Of Louisiana, aud
TO me directed have seized ana VIII ohef
for sale, on
Sa.urIVy he End day Of Jan, 1875,
.fpubr1 auction to the highest bidder, at the
t,nr Of the Court House in said Parish within
,he legal h, urs of sale the following described
-.roperty to wit: Lot situated near Nellm
sid Parish Of Richand in section Is / L
L 9 East having front on Race Street OF
one acre and running back West the depth OF
Two acres containing two acres and known a
the J. Coe old place.
Terms Of sale cash with the benefit Of ap-
praisement.
Nov. 2SthlS7I. J. A. LlDDELL.
n3O6-4s6 r24d sherln.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-26
II EzE;9iOlsEtN.

If ,hcre J., ANYTHING ll2o i calculated 20 ar
res, lic nouru,r- irp.-hl. aui quiet the emo
tons of LI> rruul..J heart, il = the rrcuI .e--
tlDn of that soul-niceuu@ sentiment eNprc>>cL
Ly -hc Divine K-Se,aior in laa-tug- a.
blessed pre- the deaf ,lat die H. the Lori "
TIN, declaration Of Him WHO aru-" a con
qucr~r over death, s-uJ> halo Of comfort
upon ;he heart q tie writer, ~ meme-ys
delightful seer reviews the moral and r-li-,uu,
character Of SCshN' -, who departed this
lie at her r"~,!c., Rr1.iaGl Parish. La
Dee, Is, 1871, in II. !7th yeuc her a-a.
The subject If his painful notice. inlelh-
-cuce Of whirn. viii MI he heart, of many
relatives aud friends in a d.,tqut stale w,tn
emotions Of profound regret, wa native Of
Georgia, but emi-ra;ed 10 Mi-,i-- Ipi where
she renamed uutii her removal 10 hi, STATE.
ia Novrmber. le7-. EaIly ia If. she .lucd
the Baptist Chur.i, al Cuok-viiic II ami
hom thai lime until lhe day Of her death con-
secratcd herself To the service OF her Master
Her devouuH /, tie cause Of her R.lerr,,r
was marsed b, al upright walk arI Cody
conversation. making her a. living mouul.rl,
Of the power Of experimental religion. /,
was delightful 10 hear her. in her dying hours.
express her uEfinchinE fAi;h in Chii>i. aud
that reconciliation with which she met the
King of Iprlars. a. lie struck hi, fa'ai b.o,v.
vas ,uiI .jcut to convince tie nIo-' -hcTrral
thai 1T j. not the Whole Of l'c To live. nor
all of death 10 de" VIE. motlrr, relative
friend, farewell!
Il hon az. gone to the grave bat we will not
depIore thee.
Pcrchance thy weak ,,iri, in death fingered
long;
But the sunshine Of glory beained bright On
thy waking,
Aud the sound thou di|sl hear. va, the >cra-
pllim song.
Thou ant gone t. the grave, bat 'twcre wrong
70 drplore thee,
Since col W., Thy ransom ami guardian aud
gu.je.
tie gave thee, lie took thee, and lie will rc.
store,
For death hath no sting, since tie Saviour
bath died l.. C. X.
Macon lM.-s) Beacon please copy.
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Good filings of Life.

- .ot hule children alone who are fond
Il OF the good things of life. Tie elders have
a deelded leaning that way. Aud thus il is
that all CLASSES and ages desire TO know where
they can urci'a-e al the lowest rate. rich. red
Hpe apples juicy or~"Ecs, lusciou, grapes.
the sweetest candies and me richest mus
And knowing tile wants of this co-..uun,,y
Mrssrs V Bonnelli q Fro. have souah, -
meet il by laying in an immensely large stock
which they are disposing OF at surprisingly
rapid rate to eager and well satisfied custo-
mers, at THEN store No. l76 Washington
street. They have also fire crackers. fire
works. torpedoes, fancy groceries and ali
kinds Of Christmas Goods, cocoanuts. tlberts,
almonds, seedIess raisins and toys. Look t.
your interest, anu before buying, cali on
It, V BONELLl 4 BRO.
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Notice..

Al persons holding claims against the Is
tate of 7 :. Nuh,rn, deceased, will please
present them TO p. H. Toer Attorney tor tie
Estate. legally authenticated, that they may
be classified aud provis! Is made fJr their
pdymcni-
Auy person wishing 70 ren; the plantation.
that never has been oyeFaJwed, with a good
gin. mill building good fencing.
The corn. farm uilnsiis, four good Young
mules. two yoke oxen aud one wagon on the
place, for sale.
II. TOLER. Auy.
Dec. 5th 1874. st
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he wiRre'

charge Z; 90
ertion to Iiialle insurance agents,
labor elsewhere; ahs'r life m.n.
class see that no one seq by
them or their families in idr,n5
allow them to stay upon The
ises." :
a
Let US examine this and y
corresponds with the principl,no
tice. As / proved in a former
the employees time belongs
employer for the length Of. "a
tracted for. The lahore ''pinE
labor. not to idle his :, g, go !
he refuses to comply " W - = =. 80 !.
what remedy has the w u
discharge him! TEE
do. or suffer this ID
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-26
ESTRAYEO

IRON the unlers' "oci. Xxx IriIss We, Of De-
hi. a large Sore. Horse, shad uci,.r.. AMI
when he LET, he h-d la large quau'i'y of cocLI-
burs IN his name and tail 4 $50 ~ the same
time with the horse. "A large brown Marc Mule.
When iasi seen they were going in wc,'"r-
~ direction a reasonable s.I lc
paid for their re'uFg. of .elrru.. ''d.a-
to iheir recovery. JAS. ~ =.
Dc ~. - - =.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-26

We would direct the special attention Of
parents and guardians to the al veriisement Of
Nee rhogen Male and Female College al
ella,in, Tenn. The plan Of having the
ing men and ladies brought into contact
ia each other, and thus polishing their
nners and preparing Them for their entire
, society, while they are receiving menial
Miro 5 one which meets with our hearty
''.ile this school is every way
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-26

Ma. JAS. w. WATTS has lost a Lorsc and
mule, for which he offers reward in to-day
issue. Read the description and be on your
watch for them, and Try TO asss, him in fiud-
ing them,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-26

Rv yir-ue ola VII Of f. Ia i>-uel fro"
,s. honorable Ta,,-h C"urt ~ and t.r tie
Parish of Eich'apl STATE Of Ln.a-Iaua, iu ia
above entitled aud numbered -ut and 10 ne
directed. have seized and viii offer Tor sale
at he door &C tine Cnur; house On
Sg'Wd1y He 2od Of January, 1875,
within the hnur> prescribed by law for salrS
70 NJ ''-' rrf highest bilerr tho SoIss@ ing
"r,'rJed properly 10 wit:
The nor!h east 1 Of north west ! section
hai the north Of north east ! section IL.
township l.. north of Rarge east and
south of norIh east IT section IS Town
ship l., Range Essi. containing 200 acres.
more or less. Also west J of south west /
and north east south west ! section =
Township II north of Rage containing l20
acres more or less
Terms Of sale cash with the benefit of ap-
praIsemeut
Nov rs. 1874. J. a LIDDELL.
h3Oo-isoi2id Sheriff.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-26
PatrOu&O OF Husbaudry.-EA

RowELL 4 CHEsaAs, ST. Lonis Mo. are
orr authofseI Agents to contract FOR adver-
Using for The BEACON.
5. VI. rETTINaILL & Co, 81 Park Row
corner Reekman street. New Yors, are our
t'tiiOrzc1 agents for y. \.
ALEER, TAYLOR Il Co. Newsrapcr Al
ting Agents, I3i ". Baltimore street,
more, Md, are our authorized agent, g.
'act for advertising in the R~NrpN
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-26

A VALUABLE tract Of wood land, con-
~ tanning 2iO acres. two miles west Of
Girard, lying south of the y. !. x T. L. Il q.
will be sold on reasonabl terms. For par
,cusr<. apply 20 Wiley +. Mansham, Ray
vile, La.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-26
COnstalsIe's Sale.

State Of Louisiana. John Bishop d Co .
Parish of Richland, v. No. III.
Isl Ward Justice Court, John B Davis.
BY virtue ora wri; of ri IA issued from
the Honorable i Ward Justices Cont in
and for the Parish q kichiani, STATE of Luni-
siaua, in tie above entitled and numbered
suit and IL me directed, Is Constable Of TIE
Parish Of Ri,h'ani an! State # Louisiana. !
have seized and viii oder tor sale. at the
tue door of the Court House, ~ the Parish Of
Richlan!, al public auction To The highest bid
der. V within the hours prescribed 10y law, on
the following Pad day of January. ls75,
dark bay Stallion hor~> -o,,.-,,. ., al, . ,.,e
Terms Of sale, cash with ::
praisement. --..
Delhi. La, Dec. II, 1874.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-26

TOs WORK of all kinds. f'om a carte de
81 risite to poster, neatly executed at this
Office, upon short notice.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-26
Sheriff s Sale.
Hrs. CT TW.iRINE :. WILLIS,
Is. NO.32G
II. FELIX TICKERS.

II. Il LA ~ II l. rs.
.State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Eich-
la0d, l4H district Court
DY virtue of a WI, Of "A issued from the
ID Il"Yora5.e llth District Cour, 10 AID log
rI- Parish of Kich.ani STATE OF Louisiana and
10 ne directed, have seized aul vii oi!.r
for sale at iiIa. d.
ii ru-T IN
.SatUd0yhe 2Ed day ja"nary,lS,5,
the following dies 'nbed property 'D-wit.
The north J ,fuorh wr~:A ! section 81
\ 80 10" south 81 south east / section 81.
Township - uai,h Rang East. Also all
q sections - and 81 in Township j. North
Eur.- 8 Eat together it'll al. tie Ue..lr--
aud improvements thereon except tie nHlth
! aui >,uth wet ! e ~Du'h east OF said
section - / - \ Il Ea-'.
Terms Of ,aie cash with the benefit Of aP-
pTaIsemcnt
IA LID!TLL. Sheriff
Nov. IS 1S-l I,ttS-I.lJ.
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.ELANO BEACON
CAL ITEMS.
vie. L.. Dee. .S. 1874
Eeligious.

prylNs >ERvIcE.-:Ar appmn,-,
A. B;pa.' Church a. Hoyvii',.. mr.. The 81
Sunny IN earh mcr.th-Rcy. FRANK IL
Be 80, rastor.
n'"INTNENrs RAYyILLE CIRcurr. VI =
CprcH SouTH- Grar,. Fir>t >abb.,,.
RNIlie' second Sabbath Alto. Tni.d
sSb''h. Union, Fosr'h Sabbath. Rev. THos.
kASDLE, Psstor in charge.
PREsBYTERIsY-Rey d. 4. CampbsIi wilI
preach regularly. at 4 10 on ~ :, sabbath
~ each month Al Union Church ON Ba,h.n
~ dye, in Franklin Pa. on the thiri Sab
NJ; AZ Rayyllle on the fourth Sab'a,h AT
HJ,k Ridge, M"rrhouse, Pa, on the second
a"bathin each month. Preaching in Ray
lie every Wednesday night.
Masonic REGULAR communications Of
r. Mcclure Lodge No. 2yg the Pad Wed
day in each month.
III Tcmpcrance.- T.. EIcHLsSD
ffOUNCIL No. -. meets on the second and
iourth Tue. lay nights Of each month.
IL. -. C.-RAYyILLE CoUXcL No. -.
holds iis regular meetings every Tuesday
night.
Patrons OF Husbandry.-RAY-
VILE GRANGE. No. 80, meets every Sec nd
and fourth Thursday in each month, at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ.
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Baltimore Canned Fruits.

ROO CASES Canned Fruits and Negeta-
bies, bought from the packers at bottom fig
ures, and offered at New Orleans wholesale
prices. by I..iMPKIN& EGGLESTON.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-26
E0pH 0UEN
HALE & fEMalE COLLEGE,
CALLbTtN, TENN.,

Ga ,he Lua,N...& Nashville Il T., ai.i ol
Oh. 'su.'l,a OIL. r.r CulL..a.J y O..o
i. X. -' mu-, lum Nashville.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-26

l IL itAA -.444 " "a 80 ~ 'lli ll4c l>l ~
February, 1919. New Students are request
~ ~ e'a:c3 say IN ii.aigruary.
Tc,n $500. .u.uoc ~
goa, .G,~'u1auuu. STUDENTS can attend Baptist
Methodist, Christian, II,,byterian, or Catholic
CLu1yle..
Students received a, aLy degree Of adj
yauccmcaj aai ~ auy time.
FERN FACTS.
/ It Is the Cheapest College o. like grade
iu Tue world.
> Ia f,ar >p"riaIties, il challenges COM
petition
g. NJ Institution less slavish or more pro-
-rc-s.Ne.
T. I,c,rupllfes thai an Institution may
he very good and very cheap, though contrary
10 Iir q -.na Of some.
5. :, Elucates Male, and Females. which
.- natural amt right now 20 dcci ed by eX
r-r-, ia, lua. $50 by common sense.
g.. ~ -Nuru-e will be- spared TO procure
r.aur.r- # toe finest talent IA EurOTe or
Au...i.a.
=. II /, rudy Naii?ual Institute, and the
v.ath- e 1i' ct ou- are solicited 10 become
ann t.:u i.-.l-l. that will 20 greatly Tend
rr make IT, iu ~ D. united people, and per
petua'e oar i,ber'ts
Tie Eome college for tie Norih ard the
Eon p. >cr'ionaA prejndice> must be de,tfoy-
81 us ir.' Na'ionh patriotism will csNse Il"
rx.-, There i, no way efIeci'"e ~ To bF'n-
together the nobesr youth fr"n ALL sections
and have at heart il.e Talking oithesl devoted
friend college days.
PATRIOTS X pHlLANTHROTISTS
evsrv,vbere arr, Tecu.-tal In cpp.iI.r aud
encourage This ent@rpu>r.
20 5000 Scholarships and 1900 500
Scholarships TO BE- disposed Of
100000 copies Of the next lIlusiia,cd An
nual t'alaosue. containing 81 pages each.wii
be issued. So pages of wh~i are offered 10
the public a. an advertising medium. For
Catalogue, address
JNO. VI. WALTON. President.
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II. =. WELLS. Admir-.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-18

RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN NEVA. DA.-The annexed is from the Virginia City Chronicle of the 2d instant
 The great crack east of Gold Hill is interfering with the Virginia and Truckee Railroad by throwing the track out of llne. Last Saturday some freight ears jumped the track over the crack at the east end of Fort Homestead tunnel, and at noon. to-day two box cars of the l1:45 local pas senger train hence for Carson jumped the track at the same place. plunged into the tunnel, tore up the track, and carried away TWO sets Oftimhers and the tagging overhead. permitting and causing considerable cave of earth from above The locomotive Nom|tock started down with a train of six 1u4ty box ears, one flat and pa~aeHgAr coach, in the prtier named. BrfWGen this city and Fort Ham p$tpad the train wd~ cut iu tXp to allow the i0cnm0- tive to push 4hetd and attend tO ,0n- sWjtchirr at Gold iilI The eGt wf5j jn tbe uidile of the h0x ear tram, Cae com tive going ahead with three Fnxes. and lesv- ing three boxes. the fl tt and coach 70 following more leisure ly. The locO'n0tive and itSears passed on all right. but the two forward box cars of the detached train jumped the track at the crack, a few feet east of the end of the tunnel, do ing the damage stated. and cut tiirg the railrOad telegraph wire, A messenger was dispatched to this city for the locomotive Storey. which went down and brought back the ears which remained up- "n the track. As many men as could get into the tunnel Were immediately put to work to clear away the wreck, and the track will doubtless be cleared in time for the passenger train to get through this evening.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-18

Col. KING S. WooLsEY, Of Stanwix Station, came in by Sun day evenings stage and left for home on Tuesday evening. He met many old friends here, our. self among thenumber, who were glad to meet him and see him looking So well.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-18
Green & Flerrer.

A Coop CHANGE FOR A RIDE RedOndo & FrOank have nice carriages and horses for the ac- commodation of parties wishing to take a rideJ either for a long or short distance. Excellent vehi. c!es, with either two or four horses are furnished. IA (
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-18

CAPT. c. w. c. RowELL arrived by stage frem Phenix, Tuesday evening. On his way up he had a cold morning bath, being cap- sized in Salt river. He got out wet, but right side up.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-18

Mas. MOORE, wife of J. A Moore, Esq. of Marlcopa Wells
 who had been several days ir town on a visit, left for home on Tuesday evenings stage. Mrs Moore is the mother of Mrs. Fitz gerald and Mrs. Kenyon, of this ..iir-
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-18

MEssRs. GOLDBERG and c. H. Brinley came down from Ehren- berg by the Cocopnh.ahd Dr. Good win and Capt. Polhamus from Castle Dome, on same steamer.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-18
Nota Bene.

Our Stock is complete; oar connections the best, and we offer to the people of Ari- zona, Sonora and New Mexico, induce ments not attairebls at any other house Ou the Pacific Coast.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-18
Arh4sly Letter from Gen. Sherman

General Sherman has recently written the following letter to the
 agent of a firm who had applied
 to him for the contract to place lightning rods upon the fine man.
 sion which, it was rumored, he
 intended to build upon Orange
 Mountain, New JerSey:-
 WASHINGTON. ID. C., Jan 20, 1874. If you find the house am erect ing in Orange Mountain. please put any quantity oflightning-rOds
 10 attract the lightning nf heaven to demolish it. 1 don't care whether the rods he round, square or twisted Anything to stop this nonsense. Architects, land scape gardners, builders, etc, keep writing to me about this house, when. in fact, it is much AS I can do tO make ends meet here-and finally I expect t0 con. tent myself with a log home on the pralrleS or Kansas or Ne0raS-
 "a W1eT ''0ugfeSS fafHs nc out 10 grass, Tel Mir. Lyon, "wh0- served under me three years," that his experience as a soldier shUuid convince him that Uncle Sam is nOt So genarOn~ t0 old sol
 iiers as t0 enable them fo have fancy boUsa~ on Orange Mountain or elsewhere. have 2 house here, but the city taxes me for it. as much as Un..le Sam allows me for rent. How the story got cir cuIated that I was going to build on Orange Mountai1 passes my understanding, and if you can stop it I will regard it as feat bt tier than protecting me against lightning. Yours, etc.,
 W. T. SHERMAN.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-18

0R. GOODWIN called at cur office last Thursday and left Us a be utiful Sp"eisnen ofgold hearing quartz fron the C.eslie DOnr ",iues. The gold in this rock can not only be seea by the naked eye, but it sticks "W. Persons who would like to see this speci- men are invited to call at our .Dffire.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-18

Ma A. " BIisE has jdst con. strucied al excellent side walk in front of his premises, the Colo- rad1 Store. The work was quick . y and nicely done by those ener- getic and hard working draymen,
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-18
LOCALsM ALTERS.

WE call attention to the ad vertispment of the O.. s N. O., of reduction of freight charges by their line.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-18

SCENE ADVERTISEMENTS. - we decline to admit to our col. |tlmns the advertisements of me }iieai quacks, whose specially is to treat Ioathsome diseases, which |they describe in their advertise. klents in a manner that, is dis usfing to derency. We know {hat many papers do publish them st we will not. We are poor Rough. God knows, and need all patrbnage we can get, but we not poor enough to descend \ that. We don't want any of
 t kind of patronage. Oar pa- tr circulates in respectable fami-
 The pure and artless maiden,
 fwell as the rough man of the
 kld. read II, and while we have
 arol of its columns, nothing E appear, not even in an 2
 ertisement. that could cause 2 e Rlush of shame to mantle the sziik of in nocence. So don t a< ns any more of that kind of
 vlsenuents That's all.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-18

SAN FRANCISCO, April II The N. 5. N. Co.'s steamer MOntdltG sailed for the mouth ofthe COlora- do to-day. with the following passengers for Fort Yuma: Capt. w. B. Hughes, Genl. Chand CT, A; C. Pickett, w. T. Higgins. A. W. Pan>haw, M. G. HaWley, Dr. E. Llghtburn, It. King, Miss Mary Petzel. For La Paz: Francis Hawkins. For Guaymas: Camilo Agnilar and wife, J. Schreiber, Jr. the MOntG,l0 carries one hun. dred tons Of Arizona freight,
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-18
Fogwardtng.
For Cash.

Gold Dust. Gold and Silver Bullion, U. 8. Treasury Drafts. Legal Tenders, Soldiers Warrants, Bankers Drafts. and Good Commercial Paper, Grain. Hides, Wool and all Territorial and Mexican Products bought at value FOR CASH; or advances made, as may be desired.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-18

B1Give us a call Price our Goods and inspect our STOCK. We will make 1t t"your advantage SURE to do so. Our Goods are FRESH and NEW Our Prices LOW. Our facilities SUPERB OR and we are always ready and prepared to satisfy everyone of these facts.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-18
Appropriation for Arizona Indian , ,.,, Affairs. fNG>


 The House Committee on Ap. propriations had under considera- tinn this morning, the estimates of the Interior Dep trtment for the appropriation needed to supply the deficiencies in the amount appropriated last year for Indian services tp Arizona and New Mexico.
 The Commissioner of Indian AtiIIrS vas before the Committee. to explain the de cIency. In view of the circumstances of the ease, the Committee are di5p plsed to grant the appropriation asked fnr, hut will probably accompany it with some provision of law, which viii declare that such 2 Ya0ot,,;ii io nut II+IoaiJer to be con. sidered as a precedent. The ap- prppriatiOns of last year which have been found insufficient, Were made for the designated purpose of feeding such Aptche Indians as were then or might be collected on the reservation. Ow- ing to the vigorous acton of Gen. erai Crook more savages were peaceably or forcibly induced to go on these reservations than had been anticipated, and hence the necessity for an appropriation, as It would have cost vastly more to fight the Apachos than it has to feed them. -[ Akt0 Washington correspondence of March 24.