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A Child's Terrible Dream Yer.
rii1cd.

Law~nre (Kan,a.) Standard, JAM, 90.
A very sad occurrence took place at Gin.
TN yesterday morning, tie particulars Il
which We learn from DR.. T.. G. Macy, wh
happened to be near At the time. Mr.. Jas
brouks, WIN is constable Of that township.
has family Of nine very promising chill.
dren. Among them were two little boys,
sne aged seven aud the other live years.
Yesterday morning MIR Br,ks WINS standing
ny the stove with his children around him
He had . revolver in his pseke, or strapped
ssouad hisa, which Ivy -ome means became
.liseugsged and fell. Tie pistol struck the
ssove b the ialL and one la'rrl WINS di>cl,Rru.
"a, she ball passng thrm'sl the Gsm'y Of the
Dj(i)r avc.ye~v old chili anil Into the bn'y 81
slss aalsss. The hall s,n.k the youngest child
sssos ~ navel. sWi, Ias-ina through the
hni2Y. eassle esse near the spinal column, pro-
r15ax deosb in y sbost time.
Aller psssis.e shsos,sL the youngest child
slss lsll suseseS Tbs lsiy of the seven.y-sr.
~ hsy ahnve tn hip. snsl passed. m'o the
shApussA wkesr j. lodged. The ol lest 10y
49, esossef. although seriously Injured. The
lnll ~ ~ been sx,ncsest this morning.
IL lug - was kilis.i WINS u remarkable
lbrighs lsuie GLOW. aud the sad accident ha-
eveswhelansa sLe E.nrily with distress.
Inonox snunssksb,ss par OF this >ah affair
sruua1nseD - ~. The night before the ac-
siiea4 - siAnn ~. stsrr hiring put to he'd
essaies awuke = great fright, end came
sas ~ ~ his in,hei that a neigh
- 49, by names had shot
him - q tasir hssdkss. and that his iro'h-
- did, bsu t,s did ssk. The httt.' frlIow
>.ns slrpns..i,.v l,.S IL 49, m ,nuch f,i,hten
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4 dining Of yosnL ard beauty glide
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Ulon each other irse.
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Hath a. h-r bsow q Itown-
I she erels bes pride wiu have n fall:
~ Her hack l,aIs tun,bli,g down.
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.,a HEN HE'S DOWN.

the sun 81
a ,,, yuwi, o.. Trher "N'' ~ az
-, ,,.,. AMI ia triniuI' "Finiir.
49,, y,,i,l,u stnr.-> r'rw ~ his way
-, 6;,,ri. will rh-, II ck n'n't i:ni..
a., If t.rr.in- ..r.sll iapp"n r'> 1own,
- nu..ly h- u ,.,t ui,' cad -'rml'ir'
And u ..A.rKrd brrin'~' iic - ''""n.
How kindly ,h- world viii -nr' o' h'm
When It~ itii s'ua', $50 ais"rid!
IIow coy, ply. b.u.Ily 'w'ii greet Inn
A. M pleasure h- 1,i'Ia aroI'nu!
Ri ,l,r,, l,r r,.vrr-- ~ r.akr him.
And hi. lricn,'.. b''i ia country and town,
Have mn \ k,,ri -,iii-iIrr r cheer hiu.,
Bss VII Llrk him a. -uuu al hc Is down.
Let man ct POSITION or wealth.
Matter. ,r.; # by inrrigI,c or fraud
Til. wmid no l. arp"vIn=ly him,
And III act il will i"udIy aprlar'-
NLa, though he may h.. 81 gr' u villain;
With the simple. the wI-r and the clown,
While he. up hr "a mp top fellow,
But they will lick han II ever lac l. down.
When n man has plenty "f grren'acks.
And hr i, hraithy au'i festive ai'd gay,
He, ccm.rrd bnly good rh'm il'r",
And The crowd approve. all lr MY lay;
B,t inst let HIM lose all 4 IN, 'r' a'"f''.
prrchanc- To" ils lr.aIth may ne gone,
He'll get To be- n"l"iv qu"kiy
And sure to bt. HI he'd when he : down.
w,., .o =, hc,,y moral and honest,
Or striving I" De- honest "r true!
Fo, uucss ~ u,au ha- "lots Of money
The worlds found To put HIN lii".
'"y -, =" ;a...v ., ,I,. r,i.., in III. GOWN
Aud will stand rally to 'snuD him."
And aick him because he is down.
NJ, ,,, v,;u ind ne less selfi.h1
VIZ" -, =, :, :. a, ever Inc ,Lu,.
That we'll love to ito each o'''er
As we would have ''f'h 90 " us
"W w. ~. s,,l;n. md ready 70 drown,
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VICKSBURG FOUNDRY.
4 Nj. PAXTON & CO..
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS.

NICKsBURG, Miss
Manufacture and repair Steam Engines, Cir
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and Brass Castings
We have on hand various sizes of engine.
81 our own make. specially adapted for
Plantation and Saw Mill purposes. as well a,
Betting, Packing and Hose; Gas, Steam and
Water Pipe; Brass and Pipe Fittings. Cast
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tirSf-class workmen furnished when re-
quired. Feb. Cliff
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1Hn ACRES OF GOOD LAND FOR
lOO SALE. only four miles from Ray
willie. Good comfortable Cabins and good
water. about thirty OF forty cleared, and
there p good cypress brake on il
Ierms-Sl2 per acre; one-haf cash, and
one TO two years on deferred payment.
Nearly all of the above land i above over.
how-a dog womi Iidge-and a fins range for
stock. ii is only one mile from Dee Bayou
Station on the n l.. Il Il r X.
For further particulars apply tn
WILEY L. MANGHAM.
Feb. q If RayvilIe. La.
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s. w. SMITH,
BARBER Dc HAIR DRESSER.

HAS permanently located himself at Ray
III vile, and respectfully solicits the pa
tronage of the public. He can shave, dye,
shampoo, and trim a gentleman up in any
style; and also keeps fancy toilet articles
on hand to al commodate the ladies.
June 81 If.
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Spices.

Black PEPPER, NCTNEGS.
'inn"n'"". Pimenro Cloves. in quantities TO
sun, al L.i.uhI.N d ECGLES1ON
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O000 Acres Of land sold to suit purcha-
ZOOO sers. All in the woods For
particulars apply AT this office. IT,
Richland beacon., 1875-02-20

nNE Halfinterest in a large body of land.
" but will be sold in lots to suit purchasers
For particulars apply at this office. IT.
Richland beacon., 1875-02-20
A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.

APrvsts c,unseIos N The
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marry. on the physiological
nytsries and re,s.saoas q
the sexual system. sih the
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CONGRESS-.
's---------
Passage OF M0rt0ns Resolution Call
Ing for Information In Regard
TO the White League.
Introduction OF u Bill Providing for
New Election In Louisiana.
Subsidy Irwin Sent 10 Jail for Refus.
Ing to Testify.
-

| AENkTE.
WASHINGTON, January S.--The ma
val appropriation bill pissed.
The discussion Of the Louisiana reso.
luton was resumed. l-L4.l t
Senators Bayard aud Wsst spoke.
The resolution passed calling for pa
pers ana instructions regarding Louis
lana, the amendment leaving II dis
cretionary with the president to fur
nish the information, and another by
Mr.. Morton asking for information
about the organization and objects OF
the white league, passed. Adjourned.
HQUSE,
The certificate that confinement in
the common jail would seriously affect
| lrwin's health was referred to the COM
mittee on ways and means.
The motion TINT pending the in
vestigation hy the committee, Irwin
remain in the custody OF the ser, cant
alarms, was lost by 80 to 1876.
Mr.. Butler introduced q bill for an
election In Louisiana. Referred to the
judiciary committee;
1t directs an election to be held on
the fourth Tuesday In May next for
governor, lieutenant governor, secreta-
tary of state, attorney general, auditor
of public accounts, superintendent OF
elections and members OF the legisla-
ture, and that the president shall inl-
mediately appoint three suitable per-
SONS to superintepd such election that
there shall Immediately be appointed
two ompetent and suitable citizens OF
opposite political parties, as state reg
istrars, who shall cause u new and
complete registration to be made Of all
the legally qualified voters OF the
state that the state registrars and SUI
perintendents shall In like manner
appoint two supervisors of registration
in each parish, and the superintend-
ents shall in like manner appoint two
commissioners OF election for each
election precinct.
Within ten days after the day OF
election the state registrars are 10 open
the returns in the presence of the SUI
perintendents, and examine, canvass,
and compile the same, and the SUPER
intendents are thereupOn to make pub.
lie proclamation Of the result OF the
election in two newspapers of general
circulation, and Of opposite politics.
The legislature thus elected is to meet
aud organize Oh the second Monday
after the promulgation Of the result
Of the election, ahj ~, the first Mon-
day af,er auoh PRONUNCIATION the gov
ernor and other state officers shall en-
tor on the discharge Of their respective
Offices, and the government thus estat-
lished IL ~ he recognized ly the Uni
ted States government as the legal
government Of Louisiana.
The Uni,ed states circuit court OF
Louisiana u TO have exclusive juris-
diction ~ all crimes and "ttenses made
punishable lay the act. II authorizes
the president to employ the army and
navy to maintain the public peace, to
sustain the officers tiiIder the act, and
to enforce the provisions of the act,
and any net Of an officer Of the state
of Louisiana. or Of state court inter.
fering with the execution Of the act, Is
to be treated as absolutely void.
Adjourned.
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New ORLEANS, January S.-Henry
O. Dibble to-day addressed the follow
ing letter to the congressional COM
nittee.
To Hon. Charles Foster, chairman sub-com-
mittee on Louisiana affairs;
DEAR SIR--lt was made my duty to
appear before your committee during
its recent sessions in New Orleans, as
the counsel for the state organization
of the republican party. In that ca
pacity | have endeavored to do what
/ could to present the strongest case
for our side. You are aware, also, that
] have held, and now hold office under
the administration of Governor KEEL
logg. In this relation | have consci-
entiously supported the state govern
ment since its accession to power i'll
1872, and have done whatever | could
to aid i'm such financial and political
reforms us it has been the policy of
this government to effect.
Consistent and conscientious in this
COURSE have no regrets to express ana
no further explanations to make, but
to-day, looking at the situation in LOU
lsiana from higher standpoint than
that indicated by my past relations to
the government, considering the
troubled state of affairs, not as parti-
san, but as q person Of the common
wealth, ! feel constrained to offer to
your committee these suggestions ~
seems to me that congress ana the
country at large will be unable to solve
the problem presented by the Louisi-
ana case unless they consider that eve
rvthing that has occurred in this SEQ
ton since the election of 1872, has been
revolutionary, utterly beyond due pro-
cess OF law and violation OF those
fundamental rules and principles
which underie u republican form OF
government within the purview OF the
United States.
In contemplating this question IT
will not do to lose sight of the extra
ordinary condition Of political society
in this state in 1872, resulting from the
sudden change in the relation of the
two races and the somewhat crude and
altogether partisan effort at reconstruc-
ton. an effort which was more or less
n failure, because it contemplated the
establishment of government upon
abstract theories, aud lost sight OF the
actual social, political and economical
surroundings that existed at that time:
As there has existed since the close OF
the war spirit of intolerance towards
blacks and towards white republicans,
this intolerance, which often found ex-
preston, unhappily, in acts OF intimii,
iati6b. expressioII ard VIOLENCE, had
nro,luced its counter result in the en-
actment by the republican legislature,
elected under the reconstruction acts,
of those harsh election, registration,
eonstabulary and metropolitan police
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CoIIision-Mail Agent Burned
Death.

WASHINGTON, January S.-The New
York express hence ut nine o'clock
yesterday collided with freight train,
caused 10y a misplaced switch. The
mail and express cars with mail agent
Flaming were burned. No passengers
seriously hurt. The entire northern
mail from Washington, including the
accumulated days mpils from the
south, excepting the pouch and canvas
for Baltimore, was destroyed hy The
burning of the postal ear. 1t is be-
lieved that mail agcut Flaming was
crushed to death before the ears took
fire. He was a young mali, thirty years
ofage, and son Of the local rostoiilee
agent Ia this city.
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Sent 10 Jail-Cotton Claims.

WASHINGTON, January S.--Major
Dick Wintersmith Is here for the
winter.
Irwin went to the city Jail tonight.
Colonel S. b. H0labird, who was the
chief quartermaster at New Orleans
during the late war, has been under
examination by the southern claims
commission for the past four OF i've
days, In relation to the many claims
filed by persons in that section Of the
country.
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Governor Hendri sks, of In,liana,
thinks Mr.. Voorhees, has developed a
surprising strength IN the senatorial
contest, hut deelines 70 prophesy as to
the result,
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Probable shipwreck.

New YORK, January S.--Tbe steam
tug Spec,lwell, reported missing, had
on board twirty persons and was en-
gagged IN some government work con-
nected with torpedo manufacturing.
As she has not arrived at Newport,
where she was bound, 1t Is feared she
has been lost, with all hands on board.
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Meetlns Of Con,.uissioaors.

BALrlMDRE, January g.-rhe conn
missioners of the Northern and South
ern Presbyterian churches TO consider
the existing differences, organized to-
day by electing DIR. VIM. Brown, oil
Richmond, president.
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Arrived.

PHILADELPHIA, January s. The
steamer Liverpool, twenty-one days
out, passed Cape Henlopen this morn'
ing bound up.
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STATEMENT
OF THE
CITY BANK OF DALLAS, TEXAS,
AZ the Close Of Business, On che aiss
of December, 1874
ASSETS.

certify that the above Is n cosrest state
mrnt OF the business Of the Cttf bank Of
Dallas, at the close Of husineS, n'ssinber
81, 1874 JOHN W. WAA0EN,
Cashier City BRnh efpallas.
sworn TO and subscribed before p,A thls n
day OF January. 1916. a. II. STEAeALt.,
Notary Public, Dallas esuat fsSas,
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LANSING, Mich, January S-The
caucus nominated Chandler for senator.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue VI authority vested In me by
deed and trust, executed by NJ. ]. johnson 4
!. n McElhshny, 10 secure the payment Of q
certain promi~sory nnie, therein described,
which said deed of trust ~ record In book X,
and In eomphaI 60 with the request of the
legal holder ~ said uvtr. Will sell, on Well
resday, the eth ,iay nf January, 1876, TO the
highest bidder, for currency In hand, at the
S Snd nSufe m ~ ,nc ,ns
now In use In the Crutchfield hotel In Dallas,
Texas ne described In said deed 81 trust, he
ing one of the most desirable hotel outfits In
north Texas.
Dallas, Tsxas, pscsmber - liza
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Thf1ailgAerald

once la "ileraid nioek," Corner 81
Main and Lamar streets, over First
national banh' business onies--
PYoni nosn', second siory,
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MEMPHIS. Tenn, January. The
democrats carried the municipal elec-
ton to-day.
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PARIS, January SKIING Alfonso
embarked at Marseilles to-day.
f. nile pernier, the banker, Is dead
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uam,iu. Nominated.

AUGUSTA, Me-, January 8.-The
Maine republican caucus Nominated
Hamlin for United States senator,
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RAILROAD ETAmLE.

Arrival a0d Departure ~ Trahs az
Dallas,
HOUSTON AND TEXAS GENITAL.
Arrives
From the South (mail aud expressl.. Ri29 u. IN.
From the North (mail aud oxpross). 7,lO y. IN,
From the honih, accommodation 1880 D, IN.
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