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The Republican journal., 1875-04-01

There is small ground for the apprehen-
sion, we think, that the new management
of the Maine Central Railroad, chosen at
the stockholders meeting last week, will
control its affairs in a manner detrimental
to the interests of Maine, or harmful to
the corporation itself 1t is scarcely pos
sible that those having the wealth and in
luence to control a majority of the COM
pany's stock, can be bent upon lniuring at
once their own reputation and the great
property they control, by course so sui
cidal. The managers OF the Eastern Rail
road, into whose control the Maine Cen
trail Railroad is said to have passed, are
experienced and sagacious men, accustom-
ed to deal with large enterprises, and to
deal openly and honorably with them. If
they did not mean to so conduct affairs,
| they would never have allowed upon the
board such old and fast friends of the
Maine Central as Abner Coburn. Darius
Alden and Frank Hill, nor would they
have made the first named gentleman
President Of the company. We advise
those who predict evil, to wait while
and sec. They may be surprised by real
izing better accommodations to the pub
| lie than ever before.
The Republican journal., 1875-04-01

At Harrison, KY, a few days ago, lightning
struck the residence of a family consisting Of
eight members, with the singular effect, as a
local paper says, of causing them all to become
crazy in which condition they have since re-
manned.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-24

'.",iiri !" :. e.. :,
USr Received loo lbs fine Goshen
e. Butter. ALSO chn,cG.; lot ,of Fresh
Groccrjrx, cnniistmg Of bhls, No.l
Mnck"fcl g k5ls No = Mnckrrcl. lV
Kits No. | Mhcl;ercl, "a Kits No. . High
F"m'ig,l hhl. 'Pigs feet, bill. l'icklcd
Tongues, h00 lbs. Dried Tonpues.lO lbs
bo!ogn--, S"us4geS. j Also a choice lot of
susars and coffces,. syrurs aud Mo'~s.ys
Of ell grades. rAlJo fne lot, otFresh
Canned Gooes. consisIing of Canned Sal,
mon" hohs!ers, Meek Turtle. Conn aid
DesiccGtcd Cocoanut, P,ttcd Hmm, Turkey
and s"rdines. Also " fresh 10. Of Crack.
crs np!ll Gales, Dozen Bo <es Of Herk.
inner Co. Chaese5-tha finest in towp. Also
constantly on hand :, Fresh Flour nnd
Mca', Bacon and Lard, anda CHOICE lot Of
NcEwans Scotch Ale, Liquors md segnrs
IF the finest Grades, Powder, Shot nnd
Cnps.
49,; a.; .; john D. H:cc'aaFFicy.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-24
LOOK TO YOUR HEALTH
TN, KE
Simmons ,Hcpatic Compolind.
oil
LIVER',CURE,

purely Vegetable Compound, #.
from any poisonous matter whatever
cnn he given with impunity to an infar
Of only a. few hours old for Collie or nm
Der"ngement-of the Bowels. This G;oin
pound wi i,asais, nature TO lcsisl, tle, /
nuence Of HalNria,; and. thereby peser
health. II is guaranteed 10 cur Dyspo
sia, Constipation. Bilieup tr Six Hen
ache, Billions or Crnmp Collie -
especially Painters { ohc), and eli 9th
arrangements Of aho Liver. Kidityp. .Sk
Stomach and Bowel. Give il trim
and he oQnyinccd.
Manufactured by +. i. KING 4 SONS
Columbia. S. c., and for snloby, / , ip.
DR.. W. y. AIKEN, Agent. also b; Ds .
Il. McMastor, Winnsboro, SC
Jun 23
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-24
HAVE YOU TRIED
j II N II ID Ez N IA.
=, :, ARE YOU.
Weak, NerY0jls or hehilifntnil 2

Are you 30 ansGid tia, any .xor,iou
rs luires more Of an effort than you fee
capable Of ma akingY.
Then. try JURUi,EBA, the Wonderful
tonie and inyigoraior, ~hish acts 70 bone
ticially pr the seore,,vc organs az to inn.
part vigor.t to ~ The vital forces.
1t Is mo. alcoholic sppetizer, whiol,
stimulates for shor, timo, only to let the
sufferer f'll TO lower depth Of misery,
but it ia' a.segEtnbla tonic acting direct "
Oh tho liver,and spleen. .,.,
It, regulates tho Bowelo, auicts tho
neryes. and gives. such q healthy ,ono
to tho whole systslp. aa TO soon make this
invalid iecl like new person. +,
Its operations Is not violent, but I,
Hbarqotcrscd by great gcnileness; tho
patient experiences no sudden change. no
marked resul'a, but gradually his troubles
"Fold their tents, like the Arabs.
land silently steal awaay,H
This 10 no.ncw and untried discovery.
but has been long used with wonderful
remedial results, and is pronounced by the
highest medical authorities, "the most
powerful onic and alternative known"
Ask your druggist for it.. 80.
For sale by WM. F. KIDDEk l. CO.,
New York.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-24
50 ssa nff I Is Ss5EMPLOYMEN7

plcte outfit scut free. Wc want suit able
person III evety ncighhorhool. TO tnke
orders and deliver goods for our sstab.
lishmemt &. o. ID. salcs Of staple and tanli.
ly goods Of all kinds in constant use and
wear The oldcstr..C. y. d. house in
America. Sales oNor half IL million in
1874 I.argc cash ray to, Ihh right. person.
your homes or travelling, No risk. If you
go to wGra e W We vii, ssna 70" free and po.
tit. Address at onco and seoure yutr tor
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-24
Soluble acinc NUauo,

Soluble aciiic <;Uauo,
3lS CASH, *53 TIMH, wrtLru, ,ntrrrs'
Pacific Gu no (ommny's Com
pound Acid Phn>phatt Oi lime.
fon toMrosl WITH CorroN EGp.
$50 Gasl,, :i33 Time without interest.
20 accommodate Painters they san or.
L der nav AMI have unIll LIST Arril
- decide whether they viii take nI linr
~ cash price. When delivered rom i',c
o'y by carload, y" hr,;a.c viii b. cha,y
ed Tins Guano - Low 50 we'll Kn"wn IN
III thc SomI hrrn States Ior its rcuurknhlc
ELECTS NJ nn agency fer increasing the
prnducIs of Labor ns not 10 REQUIRE she
:ial recommendaiio ion from ns Its use
f"r nine yrtrs lm4i Fas established its
uhnrnctcr f"r y. 'ianlc rxrri.carr. The
supplies rn, inia into rrlrErI ,hiS season
are, rs here ihi"re. prepared una'.r iLr
'nperinrrnrnce Of Dr ~. JULIAN
HANENEh. Chemist of the Company. nj
charleston. g.. hr,,cr ";.ntrrS NAV
rest assured thai il, VLrli'y.a..l c"nrn
siti"n is precisely the Same = :hrl here.
for" sod.. J. y k"N. on.
Agent T. South tbrolinn
Charleston. -. &
J"HN s. REESE Il Co., Gcnvl;l Agcl Is,
Baltimore.
dec I-:;m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-24
The Fairfield Herald
PUBLIsNSD
ETERT WELVESDNY
cial Directory; OF Fairfield
County.

sRHAToR--Moses Martip.
hnrkEsHNrATlvRs-Jo Thompson
'hn Gibson, Joel Copes.
l.. ". Duvall-Shorir.
SAUL. Is. Clowney-Glerk OF the Court
~. Neil-Judgo Of Probate.
W. Is. Peake-Conpty auditor.
". NJ: Nolson-County Trcasuror.
W. J. Crawford d-rSohool Commissioner,
Logan Brown-.:Jury Commissioner.
COUNTY ooMMtssioNEns-Jas II. Harvey,
lonry jacob, Carter Betty.
Ii. N. Obear-- U. S. Commissioner.
NorAR1Hs puBL,o-M. G. Robertson, j..
Q, Davis, III. N. Obear.
TRIAL JUsTtoEs--A. NJ. Mackey, W. II
Marshall, ii. Il. Flanagan, Silas W. Ruff.
ID. Is. Kirkland, James Carter, Thomas
Walker, Dr., Ira S. Scott.
wINNsBoRo NATIONAL BANB ,ds SOUTH
CAROLINA. AurHonIsED CAPITAL $500. 900
PAID Ur $4,000.
W. r. Robertson, President.
Geo. II. MoMastcr, Vice. President.
RamI. Is. Clowncy, Cashier.
Al. G. Robertson. Teller.
b.tECrors.
W. Il. Robertson, II. j.. Elliott. James
3eaty, George II. McAlastcr, D. Il. Elem.
slkon, Jas. d. McCanta, jas. II. Riou, Jas.
A. Brico, a. S. Douglass, Col. William
ohnston, OF Charlotte, n z.
"ow@ orflorns.
Pierro Bncot~-IntendaEt.
wAnnENs-F. Oerir. J. A. Fraser, W.
u. Nelson, J. U. McCarlcy.
CEtEr OF roIlcE-T. J. II. Murphy.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

10 THE AFFLICTED. No matter under
what form Of sickness You labor, thorc is
one gre Il truth you should keep in mind
III disease originates in an impure coli
dition ofthc blood. Purify that and the
disease must depart but you cannot
purify the blood by tie use Of p,is nous
drugs, and exhaustive STIMULATES. The
best blood pu,iticr ever discovered is DR.
Walkers famous Vinegar Bitters, COM
pounded of simple herbs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-24
At ALEXANDRIA, y VA.
March 20, 1875.

,
NUMBER OF TICKETS, 100, 900
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, -. 500 On
Iial'eS 1000
Slhr'srs 900
Eighths or each coupon 80
61 Tickets for Inn no
Tho Menlpclicr Female Humane Asso.
ointion chartered by the Legislature Of
Virginia and and tho circuit Court of
orange co., proposes by q Grand Gift
concert 10 establish md endow n "Home
for The Old Infrm and Destitute Ladies of
Virginia." at Montpelicr, the former resi-
dcnce OF President Madison.
dov'NR's OFFICE, RICHMOND, July 8, 1874.
1t AFFORDS mo pleasure 10 say that am
we'll acquainted with largo majority of
tho officers at the Montpelier Fem le Uu.
name Association, who reside in the vi.
cinity Of my. hnwe, ard | attest their in.
telligcncc and their worth aui high repu.
tntion MS gentlemen, as well as the tublo
c"hh"encc, influence and substantial
means LITERALLY represented among them.
JAMES l.. KEAlPER. Gov. Virgiuia.
ALEXANDRIA. VA, July 8. 1871 II
"'~ commend them rs gents of honor
and integrity. and fully entitled to the
confidence OF the ruhlie.
-, Il. ". HUGHES,
U. s. Judge Enstn. Digt. Vn.
Further references by permission Ills
ExcellcEcy Gilbert G. Walker, Ex. Govern.
"r OF Va. Hon. Robert Il. Withors, Lieut..
Gov. Of w !nnd u. s.. Senator elec, :;
Senators and Members CT Congress from
Va.
;Nemittances for tickets may be made Ivy
Aprcss prepaid, post Office money order
III,
lcttcr.
Fu'l particulars, testimonials, 90. send
ior circular. Address, HON. JAMES
hANBOUR, Prcs't. NJ. L. III. a., Alexan.
lria, Va.
Reliable agents ei everywhere.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-24

M0M FVenaily, mado by selling
IlON IL l. TRAs Mt IupoRTHns' psicc q,
or getting up clubs in towns aud country
tor tho oldest Tea Company in Amerion
greatest Inducements. Send for circul~r
CANTON TEA CO., Chambers st, n. Y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-24
MAKES The WEAK STRONG,


TIE Pcr1tVta31 Syrup, u Py.otect-
GU solution Of the I'7'ot0Eide Of
!F0',, IS SO combined as to htVo
Mc .ch1!'ucte" Of an tsli,,se,,t, as
cuSity diUcSteG ana usst7niLGted
scith the blood as the sin.DIesS
JOOd. 1t increases tHe 0,tuHtifw
or Nuture's O,on Vitulisiu0
IOcnt, Iron iI1 the blood. and
cares Sc tho.tsunG ills" siD,pIv
l,y ToninU up, I,tviD0ruti7,I ind
ttHtiging the ,SyStcn1. Tie en-
aIcheG uptt Uft0tiseG blood per-
4hcateS rUcrV ptrt OftI,e DOIU.
repairing damages U1etL aVuste,
ScUFcHttU ont Ul0yOiE Sccre-
ti0hs, dnU IcuVi1ly 7aothiu1 for
0iSeusc to feet 7tpo,.
IHis IS the secret Of the 4voa.
q Hc'JHt sMccesS Of this 9cjl!ctIu III
c"rt't0 dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoca, Boils, Nervous Affection
Chills, and 'evcrs, uumo.
Loss OF Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases OF tho Kidneys and
Hladdcr, Female Complaints,
and GU diseases origi.dtin0 i,h
q OatI stUte Of The GtO0tl. or nc.,
con.pnuie1 On !teblIitY or q Io,u
state Ofthe sUsteua. EeiuN f.ee
rom 1tcOh0E, III ann fOrJ,l. ifa
eHcrOisilsD effects arc not fol-.
toWcH dy corresponding reuc-.
ttOn, Ont are permanent, {,,ftl-s
S,nD stfength, ViOor, n,tG ,ie,u
orc Nt0 0Lt parts OF the sUste,ny
a';M oI; 1u'ttli''O atp u'' IRON Con-
ITJn II 7
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-24

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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-13
RESOLUTIONS ai' Respect

TA.. uu Ir.-;.uai Cuin.Ei,tre an "iLtrd 10
.,ra.r resolutions Expressive. # the feelings of
Arni,r t,rau.. No. l.,h on the death of
sister Lem Owen. who departed this life
prrru,''.r =. 'i1I, respectfully submit the
ip,."., i1r
Whr...,> I, la, pleased the Great Master
of ih, Universe to strike from our roll Of
membership the name Of our esteemed Sister
Ms, Lcuic Owen, by removing her from our
midst, therefore be il
Resolved, That we tender TO her ianIly
and relatives opr heartfelt svmpathie> for ,heir
great loss and in condong with them IN their
sorrow would lay that The Lord give,h am!
the Lord ,akrIh away-blc-,cd he the name
OF the Lord
Resolved, That we mourn with profound
regret the severance of this the first Ink III
@, 7 trarernal cham that while. we deplore
the loss of our sister and shall miss her III
our deliberations and social gatherings, sui
we humby bow in Submission 10 the will o.
our Master above, feeling that our loss is hci
eternal g,ir.
Resolved. That in respect 10 the memory
/ of our beloved Sister the Grange plant {
memorial tree at her grave al: o that tIes,
resolutions be spread upon the minutes and ;
/ blank page in the record book b., allotted fo
her nan.e, aye date Of membership and dat,
of Death and be it further
! Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions
, be forwarded 10 the Richland BEACON f.
publication, and copy to the family OF ih'
deceased.
(Signe,D c. II. MoORE,
ID. s. TRAVIS,
JoHy {. STAys'L.
VIM. T.. ATcTisoS, CorIrI'tce.
Secretary
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-13
The Mysterious Mexican Mission

A bran new sensation has been
sprung Cd us, and nnc that promises
to he at least nine days wonder.
The dominant question now is, "what
is it all about" The New Orleans
Times, of Monday. has the following
Washington special:
WASHINGTON, March "A number
of Senators will leave here irnmedi-
ately after the adjournment OF the
Senate en- route for Mexico, via New
Orleans.
The excursion seems to have leen
suddenly decided upon, and much
mystery prevails concerning it.
\ later telegram to the Times
dated the same day, adds:
.hc Senatorial party will stop few
DAYS in New Orleans before starting
for Mexico Logan, Dennis, Gordon
and Ransom are of the party \
United States vessel will take them
from New Orleans to Vera Cruz
Much curiosity is manifested as to the
object of their visit, and the fact thai
man-of-war will take them is thought
( to be significant.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-13
That Louisiana compromise.

\ Washington press f@ra'ch OF
the Tth. furnishes he f"l:"NIhg III
reference 10 Tie much ta!I.e': 81 Lou
isiana Compromise:
The Louisiana COMMITTEE. chang
ing their intention o. l"!HI'g Their
session Cor the Wheeler compromise
- lhi- ciiv. have j-rIarl t" aGI ourn
to Ncw Iut |! ;hr duplicate re-
turn, and other papers n"""ssary TO
the task can be obtained from New
Orleans in 'iac. he E'>r session o.
tue ronaittcc will probably bc held
on Thursday next, at noon, at the
Office Of Mr.. Phelps, one Of the com
miltec, Ne. 26 Exchange Place, New
YORK.
Several of tie committee are no
longer men Or, If Congress, and
must necessary att in their personal
capacity. Neither is there ANY pro-
vision for the necessary expenses OF
the arbitration.
We presume orr compromising
friends of the Conservative Caucus
bcrin 10 realize what We have al
along believed they would, that they
have made some very important and
damaging concessions for no benefit
whatever; in fact, that they have
compromised themselves and lheil
party.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-13
Good Advice For All.

Referring to the approaching cleo
lions in New Hampshire and Con-
necticut, the Springfield, Mass,
Republican, an original Republican
journal. offered, the other day, some
verv excellent advice to all who are
opposed to centralism and third term
ism. 1t said:
Several things of novel and rath-
or startling nature have lately occur
red in the country. Other things,
quite as novel and quite as startling,
are threatened There is very gen.
eral curiosity to find out what the
people of these two New England
Commonwealth think of it all.
The Republican thinks that mem
bers of the Republican party who
desire to disabuse the Exc cutive mind
can best do so "by voting the Demo
cratic ticket" 1t adds:
That is the way, and it is the only
way, to make their real feeling ant
desire in the premises known to him
Granted tina, it is choice Of evils
this is to choose infinitely the lesser
of the two. And the bigger th'
Democratic majori,ies, the better 70
the country. There are times whel
the best service thoughtful and hon
est man can render his party is t
vote against it, and this is one OF tn
/ times.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-13
Another Navy Department Fire.

The Vieksburg Herald of the 10th
says:
Robertson, Grants Secretary of the
Navy, or some Of his understrappers,
seem determined to destroy the re-
cords of the Navy Department, and
thus hide the evidence of some stu
pendous villainy. Three efforts have
been made in the last six weeks to
burn everything, and on Saturday
last, the fourth attempt was made.
The New Orleans Times has the fol
lowing special from the Capital:
WASHINGTON, March 1T appears
that the fourth fire in the Navy De-
partment broke out yesterday in the
room where the evidence of Robeson':
! fraudulent loan of one million TO Jay
! Cooke, McCuiloch Il Co of London
was stored. Documents were ruined
by water in putting out the fire
There will be an investigation order
ed by the new Senate.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-13
Murdered.

4 white man named Nat Steers,
WHO for TIC last three years has taught
a frrcdman's school and kept a little
grocery at the forks Of the Benton
and Mill road, about ten miles
rom the city, was murdered about {?
o'clock night before last. 1t is SAID
he was u principal witness in robbery
case, and some persons account for
his having been murdered upon this
ground lie is said to have cen one
Of tho most harmless ami inofenslve
men in lbe coun,y.-VicksbdrJ Her.
aid.
ibis will be manufactured into
another Kuklux outrage to the injury
ef Vicksburg and Warren county.
Hcnce, it i, great pity that the citizens
cannot find ous anil deal in summary
manner With the perpetrators Of this
foul crime
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-13
Homicide.

On Thursday night Of last week
Henry Chappcll. colored man. liv.
Eng on tn. plantation Of Mr.. W. II
fBuck) Baker ir the lslaud. was
~all-d 90 hi. door by some one and
shot and IQNqhsr0 INSTANTLY killed.
From the report made IT is believed
TO have been shotgun.
Suspicion pain's towards another
soloret nan, named To@ McGce,
aga;ns, whom an affidavit has been
made by Coroner Thomas, who b I'D
the inquest GU las, Sa;urday.-Nom
roe IufcifJrnccr.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-13
Gratifying Intelligence.

Our friends and subscribers will DO pleased
10 hear that we Lave perfected arrangements
with the publishers of the INDUSTRIAL.
RECORD Of St Louis whereby we are EN-
abed to furnish the BEACON and the InduS-
trial Record. (boIh weekly for the low price
of So o.. We make III 5 oiierfr h purpose
Of large increasing our circulation. Those
who have b ,rn in the habit of suLs riding for
"A foreign paper instead Of that pabished in
their own parish can now have both for the
price o one Tie IN u.s. a. R,ro-d i an
A-rc, lurrl. Ne .hanirai and FAM News
paper o: Nrern pages, fail Of cLo'ce rcadin:-
market reports. Nc, &c, costing at"ne 81 3p
per .annnm. We want the subscription OF
every ftim r. mercha and mechanic in the
pori.h f ,lli splendid Of Nor rs J"st tn,
lin c - Lc.'a Let the different g'an2es try
ann n. themselves 10 raise clubs, ani thus
secure the parish paper aud good agricnltu'
raj pap,r TOR o.e iric.
10 cur Old subscribers, most of whom are
! in arrears, who VII! secure Ii. each one Other
-ub-crih"r, We also prorts: 10 furnish bott
papers for the exceedingly low price of 1hfe
| DoRfls each in Cash. The same offer is as'
| extcI.,lei 10 or pad-up subscii ers. l. thu
! not a liberal oh.r< Then each Of you MAKE
an effort, anI you will he sure To succeed, an'
will never regret the assistance thus gwen Il
! your parish paper. H.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-13
Official Notice.

The grounds or lots belonging to
public school houses must not he used
"A places of burial. The laud was
donated to the School Board for the
hsnelit Of public schools, and can not
Ia occupied a. burving grounds.
o. Il BREWSTER.
President Of the School Board.
h would appear FROM the above
80 yicial notice." which We clip from
the Iu,elIigcneer. that The land dona-
ted 10 Public Schoo! purposes is being
trcspsssed upon somewhere. \ little
newspaper discussion occasionally
has good ciFec. in making officials
more vigilant. We do not know that
there is any such ifnd in this parish
b.. We copy the akove for the benefit
Of all whom It may concern II there
should happen to b. any such land II
Ricbland parish.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-13

ExcExE RI.ow.-A very severe
Blow Was experienced at Grand Cuff.
Mississippi. last week. The Port
Gibson S,nndard says: .
Its path WIS about one hundred
wards. wide, and il bad force enough
10 ,,nnble over almost every structure
which lay in its way. The out'build,
inys ON Judge Maxwell's place were
blown over, and other damage done.
The runming-gear ef u wagon was
lifted up aud blown clear over the bill
in rear uf Grand Gulf, aud o small
clubhouse was blown away, and has
not been seen since the owner ha:
now q mansion in the skies, perhaps
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-13

Sr!rL Tux CRY Il for the Wilson Shuttle
SEWN" Machine. A;.d Why B""auscf -
.l,. most pcri-c, and dr-lrabir sewing ma
cnine Tor !am; use and manufacturing yet
invented AMI Is the cheapest. The constant
d naad ..r hi valuable NADINE has uadc
il almost ir,1l able ilr ia" manufacturers -
,uyI!v ia. demand Machines wlIl DE- de
liv,rrI III auy Rai'rrai SrGIlrm "a tl.l> county
frrr Of iau>l "rra,un charges. At ordered
through the Conn any> Ernnch House al
/ Monroe. L..
( They send au elegant catalogue and rhionio
circular. free ga application.
This Company want i"w more good
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-13

Two unknown eoloroed men were
found drowned in the river opposite
the Brown and johnson place, las,
week. They we're tied up and the
Coroner, Robert Blackmau,' notified
lie made his appearance the next
mornn,g. bu, it appears one Of the
rorpees brcamc impatient end moved
tn Down, the riucr-te ind another
Coroner, We presume: An inquest
was held on Tie remaining corpse
rnl verdict Of death from drowning
NATURALIZATION ,J0uyp0l
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-13

We learn from the ShrcvsF1r Times il.a,
most >I"rLnIs ,'asr''y was enacted IN De
Snro pnri.l,. near Sir,uy Ridge, on Friday.
ai,h ult. Samnrl Sani,'rd. ~ years of aye,
~as bru,aIly mui&rerd b. his Ion, John san.
4 .l, while IN their Nay 'r'rn Shelby county,
g.wa.. ~ Shreveport ~ last accounts ia"
.,rri.r-r wa, ~, large, though parry from
Syr,. Rils" w,>in rur,nn Il him. The
hnrbI, ,'ert, H. SAT. 10 have been prompted
BY desire on III. par, of the son to get pos
rssinn uf his fathers property.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-13

Grant said the other day to MIR.
FRYE. of the Louisiana committee:
ut is my deliberate opinion that Phil.
Sheridan is the greatest living or dead
military man. If two of the largest
countries in the world were to be en-
gagged in a war against each other,
and were to prosecute it to the VI
most limit, | know of no man living
or dead to whom l wolud so soon
in,ru>, the campaign from the plan
ming of it to the end as to Gen. fhll.
sheridan" If anything were want
ing TO convince the country OF the
contracted mental vision of the Pres
il,n, this absurd declaration supplies
the vacuum. Napoleon. julius C@'
sar. and other historic heroes, must
hide their laurels before a clustering
little Dragon. whose chief di>t'c''o",
of late have been the burning OF
farm.houSes aud Indian wigwams ano
the defamation of. the people OF The
State Of observation-disclosures
nal.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-13

SALE OF OFFICE The FicAeh'irg
Nonitur states IA a fact, thai can bc
easily IRWIN, that Crosby he oil
resigned negro sheriff If Warren
county, Miss, has sold out the office,
with al it, prra,ii>i'es, to ore Gi!'ner,
10 which cualr. C, lie is boand III
writing under seal. How long conld
man hold Office un,irr these .circum
Ytanrps in State no, tied hand ant
foot for the pilugc Of thieves and fgb
bcrS.