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, 1875-02-21
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.

1he principal Characteristic OF tho naAneaA R'u@'
ton VA continuance oa inc aolloess taa. na4 pfe
vailed during tho week The satne ss.1e o. anAts 's
rama1keo In Other bua1nees eenues Ana a"e 10 aao
ee7ero weather and 70 ms eoneeqaea' oe'ay N .'o
opening OF the spring naoe. 1ho ios'oa s"sVp'"9
L1st aU: "iEo Consumption Q. n" na'ei@A ~
been II ~ sne ioeeea ot W.
mills owing to tho dvera being eatnef df1eo up OF
ffozen and Al sections arc crying out LOT 1nA". 1no
rain On Thursday may give soma feae1' ana We WEI"
IN hopes that the most rsofoas part OF "1nte' "as
oTer, but tho fg1d1fJ Jes'efaA5 o1speheo oaf "aE"
anddpadons. nnnoer Of vesseS lof saaa pors III
overdue, being detained By tho continuous nofth"eot
"1ndx and ousinesa around tha "hasses nas oeen re-
mafxaoly qnlet" II tne "est tne co'o n@s .".penoeo
commun1catons, d1s1ufoeo t0s nA4S' aao hla1'oIeo
sefiooe4y VIII eouecuons.
Ids demand 1of loanA . eonaoeo a9An!J 10 es
Board OF Trade men, VINO nave gram or provisions 10
carry, anu Inc paeEers VINO aro mol 'sos'
however. insre Is nen1 me9caasne oanauo'
Ratea Of discount At the anRs afs ~ oer CECIL 10
1egaf eoE'oets Anas 70 8ooo oatsaoe os
2per cent less.
On the street tnaee Il plenty OF 1unds ICE ~ OCT
rowe7a who are good but tho definition OF eooo DOT
rover n strdcte1 than i Fzs- Rates ara 1e91o pee
cent
The ordaD from the country fot currency "esu
somewhat larger on account OF tho coming holiday.
New York exchange was firm at tho game quo'auon
10 tho day betorn 295oe discount between banEs 1or
H,0o0-
The banks and Board af Ttsds VIII b. closed On
Monday In observance OF Wash1ngtonB btftouay.
, 1875-02-21
LATEST.

Sreeial DtspatcA to The chieaoo Tribune.
Nrw YORK. Feb 2o.-The stock market was Eene1-
ay hrner 1t the opening business than 1t the cos9
yesterday. A. the day wore there WIS general
adyanco under the lead Of Union Pacific which was
strong, md adyanoed per cent On s report from
Washington that tho Cabinet disposed to scoept
tho recent proposition o1 the Company in relzoa to
the payment of interest duo thelr bonds, On the
ground - that half Loaf il better than no breaa-"
The rest o6 the bt later IN the day vas irregular On
moderate buEnesa, chtefy IN Wcstegn Union, Pacific
Nail and Ohlos Toward the close the market w1s
very dun and steady, notwithstanding tae bad bank
statement
9ore11menta we1e drm-
Gold dull and weak between 114N and 1144. the
closing quotations being 1l4k. Cazyins rates ranged
from ~ toa
Money in fair supply
Sterling exehknge quiet xnd steady.
stocn closed strong, in souae instances tia highest
prices being touched The Advance for the day ranged
from to1A per cent, with the greatest advance in
Uainn Pacific and Pacific HAL.
Gold closed 1t 1l4H9ll4*.
CTo tie d&&ocl1ted P5sss.l
new Toxx, Feh. u.-Mondsy next fs le8nl holi-
day. md the bsnks, exchanges, md principal places
of buztreEs win b closed
Money closed It ~ per cent aa cal.
Topkea exchange closed up quist. Ths market tx
, 1875-02-21
TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Zoo p. m--Breadstuda 0rm-
Lard 6ls Cd. Pork, 76s. Best unchanged
LIVERPOOL, Feb. W- P. m.-Unchauged+
LONDON, Feb, 19-Couso1s for money and account
s2zs@e3; r5s, lo7x; 67s, 1o7h: 1e-os, 1o2x; now
IS, los; New York Central O.; Erie, 954; preferred
A.
TalloE. los.
PARIS, Feb. oo.-Rentes, e3f &c.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 21-Evsning. quiet
Lard, 34s Cd. Pork. 75s. Tallow, t0s Cd Should
eru S3s Cd. Hams-loug- cut, 52s.
, 1875-02-21
A. D. Co.'S, ut 81 20 and 1,8a0 bn D Ea"Pue d

ADA Co.'S. 1t $40; and 1886 bu by sample st
H1a@1.1. Total $500 bu.
LATEST.
In the afternoon provisions wa1s unchanged ana
grain lower. .o,,,<x
sI8l5a1s17k seler March, S18.45@l8.47H sciier
ApriL 3IH72E@1875 selIcr May. S19024@l0.Y5 seller
June and s103319.40 seller june. Sales were ulado
OF 500 br.s seller April at s18.45.
Lard waa quiet and unchanged: Quoted 4 $3.50
for April ind $13 839l382K for a1sy. sale was re-
ported Of $50 tcs seller March at s19.43H.
Wheat was dull and weak under liberal offerings,
closing nc lower than on Change. Seller March
opened 1T s51<c, and closed At s5Ho. Seller April
opened at 87t.c, fell to a6Ac, and closed At S61<e
Corn declined nc, closing at 634o for M&rch, 645fo
for April, and Tic for May.
Other grain MAS inactive aud noninally unchanged.
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.
Receipts we1o a. follows:
, 1875-02-21
SALES OF THE WEEK.

SAILS UF t7c WEEk.
70 IMPORTANT TnASaAcT1oss-
Clarke Il Slvs have sold Z lot 100125o feet
esst front, on Drexel boulevard between Forty
third and Forty fourth streets for GIG, 900 also
tho th,ee-story and basement marble-front
house, No. 81 Trenty-dfth street, NTH lot 25x142,
for $4,000.
p.B. Foote has sold lot 24x125, On Sophia
street, south trout, between Orchard and Howe
streets, for g., $780, au cash down, to John II.
Komp.
ALSO, 150xl64 feet, On Btate street, between
6ixty-Ai1th and 8i1ty-seventh streets east front,
for $1,000, to Edwin ". Chamberlin.
Also txo lots, and 6, in Block z, Bakers
Subdivision, Washington Heights, to sa1ns party,
for sG00.
AIso three lots 1t Ridgelawn (Canfeld), 251
130, to n g. Logan. for $3.50.
Lew Wing d Co. have sold, on the Grand bou-
levard, about 800 fest south OF Thirty fifth
street, west front, lot 66 feet front by 1872 deep,
for $40, ,000 The purchaser will improve the
same ut once with thres good octagon stone
front residences.
Jacob nehm and Fred Wacker have transferred
to tho Northwestern Malt Company the original
Lot s, On the northwest corner Of Southport
avenue and C1ybourn place, for $780, 200.
C. G. Wickerhas sold to Sydney " Sea the i'm
proved lot On Michigan avenue, corner Of Park
place, for e5o, 900. and 81 lots It Riverside for
e1c0,00o.
Charles P. Mckay has sold los feet On the
southwest corner Of Adams street aud Campbell
hrenue for 81, 600.
E. l.. Brown has sold 80 feet On the eorno< Of
Dearborn and Division streets for $4,000.
James Ahern has sold 10 feet on Fifth avenue,
golth ct Harrison street, for $l1, 600.
Granville Bates has sold an improved lot, 60
feet front, on Superior street, east OF St. Clair
street for Co.,
G.. E. Balthis has sold lot 1t Riverside for
e15, 900.
Mason l. Mills have sold cottage and lot On
Van Buren street, near Seeley avenue, tor
1850; 100 feet On FoEty-seTenth street for
IL SEQ, and 152 feet on Myrtle avenue at Engle-
wood, A* $M per foot
Warren, Keeney Co. have sold 100 feet On
Arnold avenue, nea1 6edgwick street. for S.. COO.
George H. Rozet has sold 50 feet On Bush
sueet, near Huron, for S. 00o.
West Chicago Land Company hare sold two
lots on Lake street, near West Forty Second, for
$1.60N.
). B. Woodman d Co. hare sold x acre near
the Stock Yards for e5@o 7nd @ Isa, lo4 On Lake
Chsce Il Abel have sold 76 feet on Madison
avenue south OF Saventieth street, Hyde PARK,
with cottage, for %, 500 carh, and q feet On
Emerald aranue, south Of Thirty-6fth street, for
$3.50 cash
E. L. Otis has purchased Is feet on State street,
south Of Harmon court, for S5, ,000-
Hsrbezt, Riekards 4; TO. have sold to John ".
Ulm for cash consideration OF $1,000, Lots l,
2, +, 6. Block 2. and Lots q and "a in Block
4 Of the Harbest l. Ricka1ds' Addition to South
Evanston also to T. Seaman Lote Is, 16, II, IL,
q, Block 1, and Lots 9, 10. q, Block s, Of the
Grants Addition to Evanston
, 1875-02-21

8HEEP-Duzina the first half Of the week the mar
tet 7s oyerstockod and prices declined 25@5oc, but
under the diminished receipts Of Friday and Satur
day. tue reduction mostly regatned, closing prices
the close Of the previous week. We quote poor to
common 1t $3.75Qa4.5o; medium st A-75@5. 90; and
good choice Ut 2@600. Extra grades sa1ahle at
e nEaE 5n
, 1875-02-21
COMMERCIAL.

Ths following were tho receipts and shipmenta Of
tho leading articles of produce In this city during tho
twenty-four hours ending 1t O'Clock On Saturday
morning. ami for tha corresponding dsto one year
, 1875-02-21

Rece7ued. | Shipped.

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
aumphon: ., 80 bu wheat, ,s78 bu corn, 1,a76 bu
cats, 70t bu rye, 6,sIs bu barley.
The following grain WIS inspected into store On
Saturday morning: cars No. spring, 80 cars No.
do, 8 caa No. 5 do, 2 ears rejected do t51 wheaD;
II c.rs hgh-mixed eorn 50 cars No. do, 10 caw re-
jectsd do ii corn, al neU} CARS No. cats, cars
rejected do: cars No. rye, cars No. barley;
car No. do. Total 1888 cars, 5000 bu. Inspect
cd out: 62oo bu wheat, 1888 bu corn 2506 bu oats,
1,12s bn rye, 1892 bu barley.
The following were tho receipts und shipments Of
teadstu1s and live stock At this point during the past
week and for the corresponding weels ending IS
dsfed:
, 1875-02-21

TRANSFERS.
Tho fonorfpx instruments were fled for roc-
ord Saturday, Feb. 20.
CIT f1ofHTL
Hmxb Dearborn IT. cor a achllN u, VIZ
81 Flaz156 Il, Dated Feh 1a.:...---......::$ 1@o%"
SrIle 4. rth hauldmss, d7tsd Hoy. " 1s1 400
, 1875-02-21
The Market Dull In Evorv
Direction.
Tho Loans for the Week Show
q Slight Increase.
6emo Of the Least Uninportant
Sales.
l. Good Building Record for the
North Side.

THE LOAN MARKET.
EoT IrCH TO 6AY.
The best That can be said OF tho market fs
that business has been no worss tho past week,
In fact, those who have the faculty Of looking az
the bright side OF things say there is = gradual
improvement. The figures Of the statement be-
low shom slight increase. Tho only important
loan is for <50, 900 for FIVE years at 10 per cent
interest secured On property corner Of Fix and
Twenty second streets.
roxrARA1trE STATEMENT FOB THE THIRD wKEx sr
FkARuAHX.
, 1875-02-21
NEW COLONY,

l. tract Of land 5000 sc1es in extent, lying
on tie Chicago l. Atom Railroad, between
Dwight sod Gardner, the property OF Lord
6cully. Of Ireland, has been rented to colony OF
Danes and Germans~ The first year they pa5 the
tAxes On the land as zent. The second year, IS
cents per snro and the taxes The third year.
,ha ts4es and 81 50 per Acre. The fourth year,
~ 20 ~ ,c7n aDd he taxee- Tho tenants make
ell lbs improvements. This Large accession OF
land-vorking people viii give nsx impetus to
this po ton Of the State.
, 1875-02-21

Hall &nd Exprena.....-........-..
OttAw1 and Streetor PxsscnEer.
Dubuque 4 5iou1 City Kxp......
Pacific FAat Line, for OmAhA-. ;.
kAnsaS City, LeAvcuwo<th, At.
ch11ou j st. Joseph Exp.
Texas ExpsesA-....-......-
AurpFA PaAseuxer...-......,....
Mendoza, OttAWA l. 6treztor Paaa
ARrprA PaseenEer.-..............
AurorA Passenger {SundAy}.....
Dubuquo i Sio1xCtt5 E1p.
Pacific Night EXP, for Omaha. .
K&nsas Ctt7, teavenworth, At
Gibson / s. Joseph Rxp......
Dowaerfs Grove Accommodation
Douncr' S Grove Accoumoda tiou
DoWnerfs Grove Accommodates
, 1875-02-21
DRY GOODS.
Great
Bargains,

To make room for our Spring
Stock of Dry Goods, We have, re-
duced our Winter Stock to the fol-
lowing low prices, which speak for
themselves:
, 1875-02-21
Tax Sale Notice! /!

Until March !. 1875, Tax Sale Certificates
held by the city can be redeemed or pur-
chased, AZ follows: For City Taxes OF 1873,
for amount Of salo and per cent premium i;
after March I, the premium viii be 10 per
cent. For City Taxes OF 1879; and prior
years, tho rate Is as per cent The buyer
will be entitled to the accrued penalty Of IS
per cent on Certificates for Taxes Of 1873,
and rs per cent on those for Taxes Of 1879.
8. s. HAYES, Comptroller
Chicago Fab. IT, ls75.
, 1875-02-21

CHICAGO Il Northwestern RAttRoan
iEe&a 1Nees. = Cark-.t. sherman Hoss an Is d..a
e.. corner H1dison- It., and al ths dsposs
, 1875-02-21

Kansas CITY md Donvur Fat RI.
St. Louis sad Sprincfieid Ex....
St. LouU, SprinEtieiA i Texas.
Peoria and keokpx Express. -.
Chicago 4 PAducAh Eai1suad Kx.
SxreAtor, Lacon, Washington Ex-
Joliet / Dwight Accommodation.
, 1875-02-21
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
~--,
ARRIVAL AID DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

EUrtAHAT1oH o9 RErAnEycE MAnks.-t asaardz7 n
septcd. Sunday accepted. :Manday excsPteA. ~
rive Sunday Ut S:oa l.. n. 4DaAy.
, 1875-02-21

Bid. !4eked.
, 1875-02-21

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, ST. PAva RAILROAD.
E.on De1o<, Had''os anf caaafss. Tek<s 06a4
s. Eouh CI1rk. opp0sske tnrsA Hoxse, and at Depok
, 1875-02-21

CHICAGO i ALTON RAILROAD.
cteogs. Ka~sas CIR aud DenesT Sao,s ttne - Lssk
Through Line. Union De7>N. West SIDE, Nadio-se
1rid9e Ticket 0dices: Ii Depos aad IL Edn4tu3ph-s.
, 1875-02-21

ILLINOIS CENTRAL hA!LE0il
Dasf fss< u kak=<s. and fsos u Tteesy.n rsn4 H<a
tkee. III Ran4toirh-sf., C.trk.
, 1875-02-21

a-Depot corner Of }Yc1s and Ktnzie-stx.
A-Dapot corner Of Canal and Kiuxia-s -sts,
RICH can CENTRAL HAIL 3oAD.
Dsrot feat qf Eake-ss.. aad foot a 1Nsnt-seeonk%s
7feEssoee, Ct Ctark-ss. saasaeass eosH@r II Rando1a
and IS L1kest. fremont Ho1ss.
, 1875-02-21

Flour, brs. ..................-..... 17,7s0! II,
Wheat, 167, ,700i 21o,
Corn. bu. !. Big, ,000I 363,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-08-19

The PRINTER's EsTATE.-We
find the following remarks, which all
printers and publishers will agree in
calling sensible, in an exchange, and
commend them to the attention of
the reader. They will apply to all
localities in which newspapers cir
cuate:
The printers dolIars-wher are
they? A dollar here and a dollar
there scattered over the numerous
small towns, all over the country,
miles and miles apart; how shall
they be gathered together?-The
paper maker, the iourneyman com
positor, the building owner, the gro
Ger, the tailor, and all assistants to
hlm In carrying on his business,
have their dema ands, hardly ever so
small as SINGLE dollar. But the
mites from l. ere and there must be
diligently gathered and patiently
boarded, or the wherewith to dis
charge the liabilities will never be-
come sutf, ciently bulky. We i'm
agine the printer will have to get up
an address to his widely scattered
dollars omething like the follow
ing:
Dollars, halves, quarters, dimes
and all manner of fractions into
which you are divided, collect your
selves and come home. You are
wanted. Combinations of all sorts
Of men that help to make the printer
a proprietor gather in such force
and demand with good reasons your
appearance at this counter, that
nothing short of you will appease
them. Collect yourselves, for val
liable as you are you will never pay
the cost of collecting. Come here
in single file that the printer may
form you in battalion and send you
forth to battle for him and vindicate
bis feeble credit.
Reader, are yon sure you haven't
couple of printers dollars sticking
about your clothes? If you have,
order them home Immediately.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-08-19

Is the Observation-Disclosures in 1S4S. And
preserves its reputation as PURER,
STRONGER and MORE DELICATE than
any other article of the kind
offered, either of the same
name or with other
titles.
Stevenson Macadam, Ph. D., &C., the high
est chemical authority of Europe, carefully
analyzed this Corn Starch, and says it is a
most excellent article of diet and in chemi
cal and feeding properties is fully equal to
the best arrow root
Directions for making Puddings, Custards,
&c, accompany each one pound package.
For Sale by all First-class Grocers.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-08-19

each mile of completed road, will
be used to push forward the enter
prise and to build the 1850 miles
needed to connect the two sections
already constructed The estima
ted cost of this new stretch of road
is $4,000, 900, and its completion
will give the company 10000, 900
more acres of public lands.
The 800, 900 paid in cash yes
terday was advanced by the indi-
vidual members of the Purchasing
Committee, and is the only lien in
existence upon this road, which
has SO long been weighed down by
debt.
Stockholders and bondholders will
be speedily requested to send their
bonds and stock to the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, which
has taken the agency of issuing pre-.
terred stock for the bonds and new
common stock for the old stock.
In conversation last night Mr.. Will
keson said: "The price at which
the road was sold will compel every
bondholder and stockholder to
come into the organization, for
otherwise they will get nothing, or
next to nothing. There is one
thing more to say" said he, "and
that is that never before in The his
tory of American railroads has a
foreclosure of mortgage been ac-
complished with so much CELEBRITY,
economy, and integrity"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-08-19
Mill on Conn sr's Point
WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY.

st. Paul and Chicago Through Line running
through trains between st. Paul and Chi
cago-via Elroy-passiag through Eau
Claire, Baraboo, Madison, Beloit, Harvard,
and connecting in Chicago for all points
East, South and West
The only line running the celebrated Pullman
Palace day and night coaches between St,
Paul and Chicago.
estinghouse Air Brakes and Miller Safety
Platforms.
Through Express Trains daily each way be,
tween St. Paul and Chicago, on and after
June 81, 1874,
Leaving st. Paul as follows: Da7 Express.
daily, except Sunday, 9;3O am, Night
Express, daily, except Saturday. 7:3o pm.
Arriving in Chicago, Day Express, 500
am, Night Express $40 pm.
Leaving Chicago, Day Express, daily, except
Sunday, 7;27 am, Night Express, daily,
except Saturday, 500 pm. Arriving in St.
Paul, Day Express 500 am, Night Ex-
press, $50 pm.
Through tickets to all important points for
sale by j. w. KENYON, TEX Agt,
Minneapolis
and by CHAs. Thompson, Tex Agt,
Cor Sd & Jackson street, St Paul
WM G. SWAN,
Genl Supt., Hudson, Wis.
+. B. CLARKE,
Gen Frt & Psgr Agt, st. Paul
G. r. BARNES,
Gen TEX Agt, St. Paul. feb2l
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-08-19
\ New Counties.

A NINE OF SwEETNEss.-G
ally when we hear of rich strikes it
is III the gold or silver line, but this
time It turns out to be honey, pure
and sweet. \ few days since, as
the workmen on the tunnel at Caion
Pass were hauling over some rocks
they came across deposit ofhoney,
and taking pole and running it
into the mountain, We're surprised
to lind no bottom. Tney got a long
pole some twenty feet IN length,
and were unable To touch bottom
with that. Upon Withdrawing the
pole the honey began to run out,
and soon tubs, buckets, and two
barrels were filled, and still it
flowed Some parties came in town
and loaded up with barrels, and
propose making business of it
They put III a charge of powder and
blew off a portlonot the rock, which
disclosed tons upon tons of honey.
Our informant states that after ex-
plorlng 1t from below to where the
bees were found to enter, it was
found to be one-fourth of a mile,
and it is his opinion that the whole
cavity is filed with honey. He es-
Inmates over one hundred tons in
sight, aud believes that one thou
sand tons would not be an unfair es-
innate. This immense deposit can
not be equa.ed by any ever found.
According TO the above estimate it
would take every barrel ana hogs
head in San Bernardlno to hold it.
-Sa,a Ber,sdrdino Argus.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-08-19

SPAIN promises to take part in
our Centennial Exhibition, which
makes the thirty-eighth foreign ma
tion that has accepted the invitation
to do so.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-08-19
POPULATION OF WISCONSIN. i
Census of 1875 and 1870 Compared

The following is a comparative
statement, by counties, of the State
census of Wisconsin for 1875 and
the United States census of 1870.
The figures for 1875 are those off
ciaIly reported to the Secretary Of
State, except Shawano, not yet re-
ceived there:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-08-19

THE census Of New York CITY
has been completed, and the total
popu alton is shown to be ,074,272,
an increase in FIVE years of 1866.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-08-19

GEN. HERsCHELL '. JOHNSON.
who ran for the Vice-Presidency
on the Douglas ticket in 1860, is
said to be a cs rdidate for the next
Governor Of Georgia, with strong
of success.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-08-19

ANDY JOHNSON is said to have
had an insurance on his life of
S350,OOO.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-08-19

So many of Brigham's wives
are leaving him that hopes are en-
teitained that he may yet become
a monogamic law-abiding citizen.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-12-11
journal OF Agriculture Az
Farmer.

We call the attention Of our readers =, '''''
advertisement of ,i. OH and reliable AT
cnl,ura! atl Grange paper that 'rp,'s ~
auo,hcr column. 1t has been rn'l-'r' VI -
Louis for great number of yc',rs ana + "''
leading paper Of it, cia,s in the >"l!nW 1--WE.
/, !. r,liabie aud Trustworthy. and # an! 81
our friend, desire to take a iir>'-ria-S A5'l'".-
iarai Journal they canno, do better tia" to
,ak, ,uis one. ..,.rr,
/, The ministers are making their wee"'!
y ,,,,r, - 20. market, Of - Louis and o'h''
; At,e cities prominent feature ot Tie part.
n Ii do,Itj,., all will find them auihehn'
>. 4 ,.l,,Iir. Give the Journal OF A@ficn'
: ,RaoI Farmer q rial and you viii d""''
> 'eSSe pleased and proitcd by 1t.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-12-11
Local Esreyi.ies.
'hree mornings this week

&c "hree mornings this week
Ducks are furnishing fine sporr vet,
ah'er' are not yet done picking cotton
va Santa Claus will soon make ,b. IT.,
ones happy. '''''"' '"e '''''
Ne >; IA. -. Is preparing for grand d;.pl,
!" 'icksburg Christmas
n u, We learn that A. b. " ranabon died y,
"e""esday last Of hear; disease
We call especia! attention To tn, advertise.
"ehts OF lands to rent in his issue.
For sal" cheap, small SILVER w,,ch-,
good Time kecpcr-by Joe Fox. atB r NJ
IGNORES. :" ~ NC
"ho wants goci Sewing NTacbinea We
.'m s''e y"n cli"ire OF any you desire and
~ "r 10 per cent less Than agents nricos
0a'' ana see US before buying elsewhere, If
LARGE TuRS,ps. r s. Eongh,on prc.cn,,d
US yesterday with some Of the Iargcs, turnir.
ri I've .Ssg hi. season. They were grown
onThis place below Alto.
We regret thnt We have not time and syoca
10 give an extended notice To- Peterson,
Magazine the January number of vLi.,, :.
on orr table, in al of lis airractivcness M,
is a COOL Time to sub ;criba for this cxrcll.p,
\ magazine.
The New York Olimpiad has come and
gone. 1t was a very good show of its kind.
hr.'ddnt make a fortune here Itwas follow.
ed by its share of mon,ehanks, wLo gnbbIed
n little OF the filthy lucre from the gulible
We learn from the lnregcncer that the
Ouachta is in fine boating order and several
splendid boats have entered the trade. Bu,uf
river is in the same condirIon but we haven't
heard the whistle of a stesmer yet.
IL the citizens of RayvIle and vici..ity
wish TO secure the services of good male
teacher, they can obtain ii formation Of where
and upon what terms one can lie empoy,
by calling on Thos. j Nangham.
Mack Collins, a youth Of "ny about IS
years of age, made about ten bales of cotton
10y his own labor on BGuf river fam, few
miles north Of Rayville, this year. He de-
serves great credit for his industry, aud, while
we commend his action worthy of emula.
ton, eve are pleased TO know that he has been
so handsomely rewarded for his industry
Stick to your work, Mack, and it Will aiake a
man Of you.
Richland parish is getting To he regular
hell on earth. Are YOU all assassins ont there,
Brother Mangham Madison Journal.
Not by great deal; but the trouble just
now is that the horcst abiding citizens
are beginning to exhibit determination to
free the parish of assassins, which gets them
into trouble with that class Of Individuals
thats all. The hell has all been on one side
sSS s.Itofore, but they propose to make ii little
pr the other SHE now.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-12-11

The Donaldsonville Chief asks if
we contemplate nominating hog for
Governor. We are not in the nomi-
mating business but if we we were
we have no idea Of making raid on
the republican sty.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-12-11
Cur ssrca:cst Need.

WhaNorrh Louisiana most needs Is I"
keep it, ,r.y =, tome. Then we AK yo"
not to Nyour money 10 New Orleans,
when }, ~ I. i. Bcheu. 81 Norm i-",''''''''',
offer You s.nd Indemnify against IRE "''.'
life at rates a cheap rs elsewhere hetI
some OF your fancy al home. noV-V-u