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Richland beacon., 1875-01-16
Sheriff $ Sale.
State Of LoHiSjaHG, Parish Of }
Eichi1Hd, Parish Court. ,

Dl virtue Of TWO wit, Of FLA issued from
tn Honorable Parish Court IN aud for
THE parish of iich'dnd, State of Louisiana in
the above entitled and numbered suits and 10
he directed a. Sh"lll Of the parish of Rich
land, hdy" seized and VIII offer for sale at
the door 81 the court house in sand parish OF
HIchaul, within the legal hours al pubic auc-
ton 20 the highest bidder on
Saturday the 9Th dqy Of Ftb. 1915,
tie following described property, tp-wit.
Lot No. iOl IN the town Of Delhi, La,
lruu,In. (3s3) three hundred aud twenty three
f,.t on Fsoui $ur.t ani running back SIX
hundred ant hi'y feet lGjo)
Sr.lel as IHr property Of !. d. Holly and
viii DE -p.i 10 satisfy said debts, interests and
costs.
Terms Of safe, cash with the Bcncf, Of
aip,Me'h"nt
T. \. LlDDELL,
Jan =. .I -sttiG1 Sheriff
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16

Some cc those who have bAn as
sisting in the work Of reconstructing
Louisiana for ten years have discov-
cred that, after all, We have not got
republican form of government, and
want to reconstruct Us again. In the
name Of God are they all insane !?
Didn't they give the kind Of govern
mcnt we have? Didn't they force it
on us without our consent And
now they want to punish US for thcit
own acts. If they had any intelIi-
gencc and humanity combined, they
would know that, if We are not recon
struc,ea in this time, we never will be
by them, and would let us reconstruct
ourselves.
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16
ORDINANCE 10. |.

p it orlained ~ the Police Jury Of he
Parish of Rirhion1. in session dnly convened,
That the petition Of merchants Ger rnjrcl.on
oi license De received, aui that scc,...Il one Of
ordinance No. / Of his Board. passed Jan. v,
lN7I. living license. *. hr am tar same i
hereby amaud.I and laced aui made To
READ AS follows: That each ..GI every retail
merchant or dealer, carrying Du mn.!ncS, as
such IN the Parish Of Z .A,ai,d, shall b. sub
i"c' to, and lay - ia" Parish # RcAIaui, 4
license Of Twenty-Five poiiaf, per unnum
That all laws couii.c.iuE with ;a., ordnance
te and the same are hereby repealed.
ELIJAH SCOTT.
Attest: Prcsiiaut protein p. Jury.
J. Newt. PiTrs,
Clerk P. hurry
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16
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Richland beacon., 1875-01-16
HERE'S YOUR HORSE!

IL. +. MCDONALD, resting eight miles
"a south Il Euyviilr, ou tie Wnu. j1ty'
ruut, h. ..ur3 rhc loi!uwi,. &c, .s,,al young
L,r.s. win b..'i, on aai r"ius tel up to
the hsa5-:al.: ! bright sorfrl, viii short
tr..--ed'rr "a ntly--roUul boiled (;
E--,,o,s and orrs sell. The owner can gc;
Il'H l.. coming forward, proving property ant
fayn" tcr tIis notice together with tha cost
Of keeping him Apply to the above named
gentleman ON H. premises
EayviI,", Jan. 8, 1907; s. per wrc1.
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16
STATE OF LOUISIANA. }
A DYEEsVasENG! Cheap Good ::

rIaIe maxim. contracts with newspapers lsF
Ihr insertion Of advertisements, should send
Z:5 cents 80 Geo. F. itoweil 4 Co. II IaIh
Row. new York, for their PAMPHLET
BOOK (aiaoy-s,roHh cdL01>. containing
lists of over 600 newspaper. and estimates.
sEowin- the cost. Advertisements taken for
leading papoTs IN many states AT u,h'ui-
Gus reduction from i'au!.s'.cr, rates. GET
.EEr.Ck
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16
More Tr0ops Called For.

CINCINNATI, Jan. LITTLE En-
qpircT'% Charleston West Va. Especial
SAYS: The following MAS sent to
President Grant tonight:
"Send troops here at once; not a
single negro allowed to take his seat"
The utmoSt ANARCHY prevails. VIVA;
must ! do?
(Signed) II. ". BRAZEE,
United States District Commissioner.
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16

MARRIED, at the residence Of the
brides mother, 10y Rev. d. \. Camp
bell, on Wednesday, Jan 18th, 1873,
Mn. D. c. FEYNEh and Miss MAMIE
SMITH: all OF Eichland Parish.
We congratulate Nc. FcHncl on his
good lack N drawing a prize, which
We hope be will always appreciate aud
cherish. May their future life be one
oG mutual conteutment aud bliss.
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16
General Sheridan.

Sheridan ought to have his spurs
hacked OF 10y the common hangnan
His Infamous pror"sIti, n for the
President to Sit in Judgment on his
political opponents, declare them ban
ditti, order military commission,
erect high the gallows, and appoint
Sheridan the observation-disclosures in
the Department Of the Cult, calls for
the promptest and most indignant
response of the American press every
where. Where is the authority this
side tie mos. deSpotic government in
Europe to publicly proclaim whole
communities of men bandits, aud 90
for their ,hroats as YOU would for mad
dogs in the street
If this does not sound autocrat;c
enough for Radical ears, they are
maniiestly too long for any prOnuncia-
miento of the sort to !iil. IL is simply
an infamous proposition, and Gen.
Sheridan is the malignant dog to Ec
stamped out, and not the people OF
New Orleans, who are demeaning
themselves with a discretion aud for
bearance worthy Of the utmost praise
Were the same thing to be tried on
10 any Northern State, there would
be broken heads and smashed brains
enough to CRAFTY the most ambitious
rspirants for this class of hon RS
No free people would submit to it
anywhere, except as they have been
schooled to adversely as the Sou b
has been in the last ten or fifteen years.
1t is an outrage that towers above all
endurance at the hands Of brave and
chivalrous people.-Ne,y Haze"
(Conn. } Register, Sh iust.
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16
What They VIII Report.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ii -Thc full
Committee on Southern Affairs met
the subcommittee this morning. 1t
is indicated that thcy will report /:
First, that there was no intimidation
Of cOlored voters at the late election
in Louisiana second, that the White
League discussed but voted down the
proposition to discharge servants who
voted the Republican ticket third,
that the Returning Board was 4 fraud;
fourth, that United States troops
executed Marshal Packard's orders
election day fifth, that the disorder
in the Legislature had ceased at the
time Gen. DeIrobriand arrested the
members; sixth, that the only request
that Speaker Wilt made Of Gen.
Beforehand was to keep order in the
lobby outside Of the hall; seventh,
that people Of Louisiana have no
sympathy with the Kellogg Govern
mcnt, and that colorcd men vino say
they are National Republicans pro-
claimed themselves State Democrats
in order to get rid Of Kellogg; eighth,
that the police force in New Orleans
is dcmoraliZcd.
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16

The Louisiana question is absorbing
the entire attention Of Congress, and
every member seems to have his own
idea aboU; what we need 1; some are
for giving Us our liberty, others are
for another farce election so-calied),
while others are for reconstructing Us
again. We could inform them what
we need in few words; it is that they
let us alone and have Grant and his
tools to let Us alone, and we will soon
be peaceful, prosperous and happy
people
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16

Last Friday night Mr.. L. :. Nc
Claim started from his residence AT
Wayerlv to his store on the river
front and bas not been seen since.
From signs on The river bank the sup
nos,,ion is that be walked oil over the
bauk aud was drowned in the river
Ouacl,ita Telegraph.
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16
SlleTif's Sale.

lOtAG d Co.,
IS y. No. ASS.
w. +, AUSTIN.
StGte Of Lon;sieno, Parish Of Rich
iaad, Parish Court.
BY virtue Of writ of alias H.rl issued from
the Honl. Parish Cont in and for the
Parish OF Richiand, State 81 Louisiana, in the
above entitled su,. and 20 me direci,i. have
seized and VIII oder for sale 1T the door ot
the Ccurt Houac. in said Parish, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of Feb. LSI5,
a, I.uh'c auction To the highest bidder, within
the hours % sale the following described prop
cry. To- wit: y Of : Fl section Il. Town
slip II. North Rang 6 East, con,niniug -
acres Of }and, more or I"s-
Terms Of sale Ca a ,rcdit oftv ci - months
purchaser 10 give bond with approve! seen
!iiy and a special mortgage retained ulou
the properly sold, wi'Ecu, he beuuti. Of APP
pgaiarmcnt. Costs cash
j. i. LIrDELL.
Uan ".iS7j 2iit i,5,lii Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16

.1S Box Srta Eacscg-;
40 b.Er, rcam Biscuit;
. lafboxc- extra Soda ,.r Fam.'e-
Al fresh tu'u the Oven.
dn.Ii. I.MhIH * EGGLL-IDN
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16

They had a $50 zoe carriage manu-
factory fire at Dayton, Ohio, on the
night Of the 18th.
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16

Now is the time for falling through
the ice into a c5ld, watcry grave Up
North
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16

iGr- Specimen Copies AMI Advertising
ka'e, Free. Weekly, IN clubs Of 80 OF more,
only 81. postage paid. Address TIE Tn
uI-Nr \ Y
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

The Leading American Newspaper
The Best Advertising J.es.i,.l,,.
Daily. SO a year. Semi weekly, SO
Weekly g.
POSTAGE Free 30 the SrsOscri-
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16

Ex-Governor Bramlettc, Of Ken,
lucky, is dead
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16

|-'"'- N1'1'-| = ]. ~ % ,-.|III =
:. 80 .i' r ..ry easily laaar
Richland beacon., 1875-01-16

NJ Legislature :" Lam,la,' !,L
The daily gazette., 1875-04-17
The ItCentD- Cent Coin.

Tho designs of the twenty cent silver
piece authorized by act of Congress OF
March 8, 1876. have been selected and
approved by Hon. II. r. Linderman,
Director of the Mint. The diverse de.
sign contains sitting figure of Liberty
with the word "Liberty" inscribed on
the shield, the whole surrounded by
thirteen stars. Beneath the figure the
date s'1s75." On the reverse the figure
Of an eagle, surrounded by the inscrip:
ton "United States of America" and
beneath the eagle the words "Twenty
Cents" At Dr.. Lenderman's sugges'
ton the edge or periphery of the coin
will be perfectly smooth in order to
distinguish it from the % cent coin,
which bears reeded or futed edge.
As the piece is too small to admit tho
legend ''E Pluribus Unum" or the
motto "In God we Trust" both have
been omitted. The new coin Is mainly
intended for circulation in the Pacific
Coast States, where the want OF susl
coin has long been felt in making
change, and where the lowest coin II
circulation is the dino or ten cent ell
Yer piece.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-17
Rernlu,. Grass for Hay.

The Columbus (9a) HsfaM says: Be-.
muda grass was introduced INTO 0reeI'
county about fifty years ago by Nj; Ez .
iel Park. who procured it near Peters
burg, VI, whithcr it was brought from
the island OF Bermuda. For several
years it was considered great curse up
on the planting interests of the country,
but the developments of the last few
years have exploded this notion, and it Is
now regarded BY many as real blessing
in disguise. While it is an inveterate
enamy to the growth OF csrn and cotton
psrior, il, indeed. an equal in the whole
catalogue Of grasses. A single acre il
eli, soanty well set In this grass, yielded
the enormous amount of 10000 pounds o1
cured hay frsm a single cutting.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-17
r0A Dead CltlS.O

Senator Morton, who has lately made
a trip southwark as far as New Orleans.
speaks of it as dead city. 1t that Id
true it il the result, in great part, or the
system of repression and revengo. OF
which Mr.. Morton ia the most conspicn-
Gus advocate. 1t may be that. In add
ton to these influences, the great rait-
ways of the West and South have G.-
verted the trade which New Orleans Tor
merly enjoyed. She is still. however,
the ninth city Of the Union. with pop
ulation OF about two hundred thonband'
Tho last reported cotton crop--lSI5-'5--
was o hundred thousand bales larger
than the year before the war. me TO-
tai value of the imports IN New efieahs
for the same year was more thah ono
hundred millions, and tho value Of al
that went out through that. port toreien
and coastwise, over six hundred miiiiohs
More than one-third OF the COTTON pass
ed through New Orleans. The authority
as to this immense commerce IS the va val
uable work of Edward King on The
Great South" A city which sends out
from its uorts more than six hundred
millions OF dollars year must still have
life enough in it to afford valuable PICK
ings to tine carpet-baggers who continue
to fight SO fereely for the control 81 Lou
| jsiana. So long as the Mississippi pours
| its treasures into the lap OF New Orleans
| she may, despite the persecution. cupid,
ity and bIoodsucking Of MIR. Morton and
his friends, be able to exclaim, stiil
| live" Nothing, however. but the WV,
flying energy OF the father OF waters
could have kept the Crescent City alive
under the political pressure to which she
has been subjected. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-17
REGISTERS Oruer,
REGISTER 9 OFFIcE,

A6HAbth In . OshA%&t
New Castle County. March 10Th. 1873.
Upou tue application OF SARAH JANE
SHARPE. Exeeutix of THOMAS. H..
) lAkPE late ot Wi mington Hundr d. in
aid county. deceased; it is ordered and
iirco;cd by the Register that the Execuuix
Aforesaid give notice ofthe granting uf Let
Iers 1estainentary upon the Estate of tho de.
ceased, with the date of granting thereof,
oy causing Advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date of such
Letters, in six Of the most public places
persons having demands against tho Es
tate to present the same, or abide by an
Act Of Assembly In such case made and pro-
vided. And also cause the same to be insert.
ed within the same period In the vii
mingtou fiazette, O uewsI aper published In
Vii min gton, and to be continued therein
three weeks, tE .. D.
-, Given under the hand and Seal o
| I1.s. Office et the Register, aforesaid, a
~, New Castle, in New Castle Count,
sc. BIGGS, Register.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-17
roy,Ee IN TrAu-Oue Of tha <SbsoQe

CorrEE IN UrAn.-One Of the Suggest
strikes" it is said ever made in Utah is
that ln the Neptune and Hampton and
the Jordan and Galena mines in Bing-
ham Canon. These discoveries consist OF
o true vein Of copper ten feet wide. Ma
tive copper is diseernible to the naked
Sepsune s and Kempton l Is now s1ppns
ten tons per day, which average the com.
pany SIS per ton. The ore is easily work
ed. These mines surpass anything eyel
discovered in the famous Lake Superiol
copper region, and will bring millions K
the pockets OF the lucky ownegs.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-17
STEAM FRIGHT LINE

Leaves sd wharf above Chestnut street Phila
delpha taily at 5, p. M, and French street
wharf, ', .mington, at IL 2. m. Freight nan
~-SN S G. W. BUSH.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-17

NUTICE.
All lpersons having claims against the Es
tate oflh deceased must present the same
iujy attested 10 the Executrix on or before
March :6 h, 1910, or abiae the Act Of Assem-.
hlv in such case made anc provided.
SARAH JANE SHARPE,
Executrix
ess-W'lmin zton. Del mhH H-3weod
The daily gazette., 1875-04-17

TIE Siamese authorities, Oh the recent
appearance OF United States shlp.of-
war. found it very gratifying that hel
visit had no reference to their interna!
troubles" Had the Sialnese authorities
but reflected for IA moment they would
have experienced no such fears as neces-
sarily preluded such belief. The Amer
can war vessels are not at present en-
ployed save for the conveyance OF fill.
clustering Senators or the sesrsie2 Of free
States.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-17
REGISTERS ORD Err.

New Castle County. March sd. 1879
Upon the application of John + Grubb,
Administrator d. B. n. o. Samuel Chambers
deceased, it lie ordered and directed by the
Register that Admlni;trator aforesaid, give
notice of the granting of Letters of Aominis-
tration upon the Estate Of the deceased, with
the date of granting thereof, by causing ad
yertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date of such Letters, in sir of "a
most public places of the County o. New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate, to preseut the same. or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case ms lie
aud provided. And also cause ths same TO be
inserted within the same period in the Della
ware Gazette auewspapef published in vii.
uiugton .and to be continued therein thre.
weefs, (E. 0. D.
49,, Given underline hand and Seal o
}L.s. Office of the Register aforesaid. a.
t---' New Castle, In New Castle Count.
aforesaid, the day and yea, abov writer. /.
4. q. BIG9S, Register,
The daily gazette., 1875-04-17
LINES or TRATEL.
nHu.ADELPHlA, WILMINGTON % BA'
L TIMORE RAILROAD.
sEpTEMBER 2sth. ls7l.

Trains leave Wilmington as follows Tor
Philadelphia and itermCdiate stations, go,
$40, $50, 1880, a. IN. 200, 400, '.-o NOV,
p. m. 80,
Philadelphia and New York. l.Sl. L. NJ !,
t2.l7, 1912, 5.42 p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, lZ.oZ'
.O.O2, a. m. ; $50, y. IN. ~
Baltimore anil Washington, 1852, 2.OS, lO.o2,
a. m. 1856, i.23, $40, 40, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle, 500, l0.I0, u III. D.; l.2o, o.4o
q. III. . a M
i1arringto, and intermediate stations. o'oo
lc.l0, Il. IN. i ~ p. IN. o, ,o,o
neimlr and lnsermediatc stati 500, lo.io,
III.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
philadelphia and intermediate statiens' L0O,
Phiaielphia and New York, l.2l, y. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, R.j2, 2'o0
IN. - -.
For further information passengers are re,
&rreu to the time tables posted nj ths depo'
Il. +. kENNEY. Superintendcnt
The daily gazette., 1875-04-17
Eidaey AID Heart Troubles.

A netsd physician Of the Heights
who has large practice among the
various nationalities represented there,
says that the largest percentage of kid
ney and heart diseases is found among
the Germans, and claims the cause AZ
the use Of the impure lager now being
made.---Jsrsey City Journal
The daily gazette., 1875-04-17
REGisTER's ORDER.
RMIsTRR's ORFIi

RReIsTER's QFFIoK.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. MAE 70. l81S
Upon the application Of Peter N. Brennan
and Victor Dupont EXECUTORS Of henry y.
FInegau, jr.. late Of Wilmington Hnadrsd,
In said county. deceased 1t il Ordered and
directed by the Register that the E1 ecators
Aforesaid. give notice Of the granting of Let
ters Testamentary upon the Estate OF the de-
ceased, with the date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisements TO be posted within
forty Gays from the date Of such Letters. III
six Of the most public places of the county OF
New Castle. requiring all persons having de
mauds az 4inss the Estate to present the same
or abide by an Act Of Assembly In such case
made anu provided. And also cause the same
to oe inserted within the same period IN the
Daily Gazette, q newspaper published IN
WILMINGTON. and to he continued therein three
Given under the hand and seal
A0f office nt the Register aIore-
SEAL 5eaid, e,, At ~ New Castle. in New
and year above written
= G. BIGGs, Register.
! NOTICE.
/ All persons having claims against the Es
! tate 1 the deceased must present the same
| luly attested to the Executors, on OF
before March 81 1919 OF abide the Aet of As.
sembly il such case made and provided.
PETER N BRENNAN,
VICTOR DrrVNT;
apr9- s1eoi.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-17
NlEIIlE

All persons having claims against the Es-
tste OF the deeea;sa mast present the sane
before March 23d. 1876 or abide the Act
OF Assembly In such case made and provided.
JOHN T. oRCBB.
Administrator. d. Z n.
Address Wilmington. Dol. mar24eod2w
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CAROLINA
MILITARY INSTITUTE,
CHARLOTTE, N. {.
During the Session 1S74-75 One Hundred
and T3ce,stv-fUe lut7icuIGteS.
NEXT TERN BEGINS SEPT. Is, 1876.

vV1HIS INSTITUTE IL NOW fully
/ equipped with apparatus for instruc-
ton and with arms for military drill.
The Superintendent and Proprietor is
assisted by an able and experienced corps
of Instructors. For Circular, address
Col. J. P. THOMAS,
Superintendent.
july s. 1875 81
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the boys got around him like parcel of
Lilliputians and finally overcome him.
He was held in durance vile till he
came to terms. This was frolic well
understood by the teacher as we'll as the
boys, and never resulted in anything
unnleasant.
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READ! READ :! READ! 20!
Testimonial from Home Folks

We the undersigned having witnessed nu-
merous tests applied to the French Illumi-
mating Oil and Lamps for burning the same,
take great pleasure in recommending its
general use, bei'" oon-"2ipiosirco more eco
nomical arG riyin-.a alcr, brighter light
thar EeioscEc For public houses, stores
naso.; ;c :.. other halls, III especially desira-
BILE as substitute for coal gas.
LP Smith, R L Morehcad, John "
Daniels, A r Broylcs, Thos J Leak, e B
Murray O H P FAINT, John H Clarke, S
Bleckley.
For sale by
SMITH e DANIELS.
Iu1v I 1075 26 3m
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SduIe cttcSoiy. AO o''uOh''J t'ih'o y"
have two years of good record, as Gov
ernor, in the belief that it will wipe out
all traces of the many previous years of
bad record, and we don't object to
that.
What we complain of most is the hasty
we may say premature-and fulsome
defense of Governor Chamberlain, by
some of the papers in the State, while
they are earnest and persistent in their
demands for the arrest and conviction of
every other official who acted with him
when the frauds were committed. Let
us demand of him also to clear up, as far
as he can, the mystery which shrouds his
former course. If he does that, or even
makes an honest and bold effort to defend
himself, no man will be more willing
than we to try and forget the past; but
until we have more reason for recalling
the accusations made against him before
he was elected Governor, we are not
ready to say that those accusations were
false and unfounded. We endorse his
course toward the State, as Governor,
but in many things he has done towards
the Counties which show conclusively,
we think, that the reform he processes is
more to affect the mines of outsiders than
to restore, practically, an honest and ac-
ceptable government to the people OF the
State. In the language of the Ne'cs md
La..risr to Comptroller Dunn, ono pub
lie officer is to high for criticism."-
Union Times.
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Why is a pig the most providcnt of
animals? Because he always carries a
spare-rib or two about him.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
ANDERSON COUNTY,

ANDERSON COUNTY,
JUNE 7, 1875.
YTNHE undersigned have this day enter
ed intoa copartnership under the
name and style of r. w. SIMPSON d
CO., for the purpose of buying and SELL
ing Real Estate upon commission, and
have opened an Office at Pendleton, in
DR.. Maxwells Brick Building, and at
Anderson G. H., in Hoyt & Co.'s Print
ing Office. -,
Al Lands intrusted to us will be lib
orally advertised at the North, as well as
at home.
Our utmost endeavors will be exerted
to induce immigrants from the North
and West to settle among us, and buy
up our unoccupied lands.
Being prompted in this undertaking
by desire to promote and advance the
interest and prosperity Of the whole COM
munity quite as much as our own, we
solicit the assistance and cooperation Of
all persons friendly to our efforts.
r. w. SIMPSON,
CHAS. j. HASCALL,
JAMES A. HOYT.
Juno 10, 1875 Al