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Our Relation. win spain.

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1t cannot, of course, be stated pre-
cisely what our government will or
will not do in the present state of af-
fairs, as but little Is completely known
here Of the condition of things in
Spain beyond the general fact that the
monarchy has been restored and AL
fDnso declared king, and this with the
apparent acquiescence of the people.
AS he bas not yet reached the territory
of Spain, it would not be in accord
ance with the diplomatic usages known
to independent nations to deal at pres
ent with the important questions at
issue between the two countries, in
anticipation of the events in Spain.
There is no doubt, however, that our
government will not be less urgent
now than in The past for q settlement
of the pending questions, so closely
affecting the interests of the United
States. The negotiations which were
begun with the late government will
continue. The president I'm his annual
message, said that an early settlement,
Fin part Mt ltrst, of the questions be-
tween the two governments was hoped
for. In the meantime, awaiting the
results of immediate pending negotia-
tions, he deferred further and fuller
communication OIL the subject Of the
relations OF this country and Spain.
Should the results MOI be favorable,
congfess, TO whom me Information
will be transmitted, may take such ac-
| ton as the interests of the United
States require. 1t has been ascertained
from an altogether trustworthy source
that there was no modification OF
the part of the message in relation
to Spanish aflairsprevious to the trans
mission of tie document 10 congress.
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The Texas and Pae,ac RAILWAY.

IspecIaI 70 the 81 LOUIS hepupIIca"'I
Mr.. Thomas Scott and Judge Baker
will argue the Southern Pacific railroad
bill before the house committee on Pa
cific railroad tomorrow. The bill will
then be referred to u subcommittee
for more detailed consideration. A can
vass of the whole committee gives
ground for the statement that a ma
jority favor the bill, aud will recon-
mend it to the house for passage. IL
contains i'm its present form, however,
q provision for q branch to New Or
leans, which will he stricken out nnd
the proposition, plain and simple, for
assistance to the Atlantic and Pacific
roads will be the form of the hill sub
mitted.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-16

TIE city of Marshall, the seat OF re-
finement and culture, the headquarters
of the Texas and Pacific railway COM
pany, either can not, or will not, SUD-
port even one weekly paper. The East
Texas Bulletin, one of the best papers
in eastern Texas, has suspended, an
nouncing the humiliating catastrophe
in its last issue of January l., 1875.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-16

THERE is nothing TO obstruct the
quiet passage Of Don Alfonso into his
kipgdop. The Marquis of Molins,
with deputation Of grandees and pol
iticians, has started for Marseilles to
bring him to Spain by way of BARGE
Iona and Valencia. He will review
the army of Martinez.CoTnpos, and
possibly reward that patriotic warrior
with a new title for his timely pronun-
ciamento lie will then go an to Mad.
rid and will be received by that mu.
nicipality with deinonstrative and
genuine enthusiasm.
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IT rs curious To note that Alfonso
XII is only the ninth in lineal de-
scent from and including Louis
XIII of France, a period of 273
years, as follows: Q) Louis XIII,
born 1901 died 1643, leaving tho
throne to his eldest son; (2) Louis
XIV (surnamed Le Grand, born
1898; king, 1913; died l7l5; (3)
Louis Le Grand Dauphin icon of
Louis XIV, born 1861; died I'LL ;
% Philip Of Aniou (second son
Of Louis the dauphin), born 1888;
assembled the throne US Philip V of
Spain, 1900; recognized by the
treaty of Utrecht. 1873; died l746:
To- Charles III (second son of
PhiIiD ", born l7l6; king of the
two Sicilies (Naples) 1884; king of
Spain 1859 died 1888; (6) Charles
" (second son of Charles I'D, born
l74S; king 1888; resigned the
throne in 1908; died 1919; ~
Ferdinand VII [son Of Charles IV),
born 1884; restored by Napoleon
in 1873 to tho throne which Joseph
Bonaparie found it impossible to
retain; died 1888; (S) Isabella III
(daagbter of Fe-dinant VID, born
1880; queen 1888; deposed 1868 ;
| (s) Alfonso XII (son of Isabella I'D,
burn November 2S, 1887. Don
Carlos (Alfonso's second cousin),
is the grandson of Carlos, count of
Molina, who being the brother of
Ferdinant VII and the second son
of Charles IV) claimed the throne
in 1888 (in preference TO IsabeIla),
by virtue of the Salic law (Which
excludes females from the throne),
and whose claim has been tran, :
mi,ted through his son Carlos to his
grandson. the present pretender.
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The New York Tribune says: The
citizens of Louisiana have seen them
selves cheated and defrauded, and
when the fraud came near to failure
they have seen the whole power OF the
general government used to consum-
mate it and make villainy successful.
They make no outcry, but upon the
facts as they are they invoke the DELHI
crate Judgment Of the American people.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-16

LETTERS from New York do not
give very encouraging account OF the
condition of labor there, The EN-
ployers are discharging vast numbers
of men and reducing the wages OF
those they retain. This is the worst
winter New York has ever seen.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-16

Miss CARRIE A. PEAsE, daughter OF
Ex-Governor L. M. Pease, of this state
was married in Austin, on the 4th
instant, to George Il. Graham, ESQ.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-16

THERE has been organized in the
city of New York a society, having for
Us object The prevention Of cruelty t.
children, which seems to commend It,
self to the common sense anu chris
tiRn feeling Of Humanity generally.
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DURINa the current year national
banks have paid to the government
over 5000, 900 in taxes, aud the COM
missioner ofinternal revenue estimates
that at the expiration Of the year the
amount will reach $4,000, ,000-half a
million more than was collected dur
ing the preceding year.
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LANSING, Mich, January a-The
sauepe nominated Chandler for senator.
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A HOME QUESTION.

The question arises: Once the Tex
as and Pacific railroad, built from San
Diego or San Francisco 10 Marshall or
Shreveport, will II give New Orleans
the go-by and seek a direct terminus
In an Atlantic port7
The great sesports Of this country,
esst Of The Rocky mountains, are Ne
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09
C'CrGJa'1, Seod0y-.Hcto"i Jrgri,tr<,
5rhp'4rs, q" fr",,iS yfHr E,bc,
RE ADJ

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''mr'"""n-rrr "".ronary Of IL" Eh.r. aud
Supplying a want i""g irIr by liz uhgion~
ri.!'Io'. Tia" rr>ri, Of th,,r i.!,.s, appeared in
ihr"" ""-'ald vrry easily v"iumr>, won
d'fi"i monument ct irarriu-. An Anud@,-
"'rnt At III @"at WORK, E,r ppymlar use.
made ID Ia. >ntih hun~, If. l. The one We
li1N" arranged I" trIl.,>h "r.r >rI,-,...l,.rs
I'tS .1a"f -,nnR - q roaG,.rI,ng Of
ho">'""Snf rot'a.t, of r>ylg;. Insane. ,rar,iS.
mt commentaries ior iac ouc.,it .0a l,,l HIs,,
trHtoH Of TIC htlic
Ii confirms every mann iu Tie Eh... respect
my winch anything can be. ~ai'. t, embrace,
the result, Of historic research. atr..i,ar,,u
investigation, the study ct i,n-ur-r, and
dialects, aud the discoveries If Ii... modem,
travellers and explorers ia The Hul. irut--
Robinson. Rawiin>on, Ferguson. l..,;,-,l
ottcrt, HIj Stanley.
The book = printed from new Stereotype
plates, 81 @""d paper, and is approximately
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IEDELL:nAE MAEEi"G rArre FIR NAns-
ihG CLOTHING W.IH,ur : IRErAH..l,H.-
D"e"i'o" Lay the lndcl'ib'c Paper upou
The ari'"I" 10 be narSrd. and place over Ia
piece OF una writing paper. upon which w,,i,
with common lead pencil, or any smooth
point 1.-THE marking J.: pressed with a he,
ilatlron, or otherwise heated Tor few see.
ends, II can be- washed immediately with bot,
water and soap a. usual. iiaIra,i.cl not to
fade or spread in the cloth. y package sent
postpaid, on receipt OF - cents. two for so
cents Address b. ALEXANDER X. co
sole L. =. Agents Sth street opposite Cooper
institute New York. Agents wanted, send for
tera-s. Please quote this paper. TN
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Sulatlrics.

QUO AkS--All grades.
~ NOL.3SHES-th ucr. Prime and Fair.
III kegs. half barrels and barrels
FLOCR-Btrr.'s and half barrels Cbo;c,
Family, Extra ani Supc, fine.
n. ID Hk.2L--Rccrivcd weekly.
HOG PRODGf I-Lad in an size mack.
ages Sngar-carcd Hams aud Shoulders:
breab las' Bacon; Bacon Side, AMI Shoulders
Mess Pork Prime Mess Pork.
COFFEE-Ch"icc, Prime and Fair.
TE.4S-lmperiaI, Gunpowder, Hyson and
Oolpug.
SPiCES-Clnnamon Pepper and Alsrce.
SO,4P-Olive. Family, Palm and Toile,
C3NDLES-Boxes, half boxes and
quarters.
SNARCR-Rc,t Pca,i.
PiCkLES-Pims. quarts, talr COLON and
gallon; Imported and Dumesric
bulna, Barking, Matches, Brooms,
Buckets. aud anything else in our line thai
can he called for.
LAMKIN & EGGLEsroy.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09

Moors Business University, Atlanta, Ga.
The only Actual Business School in the South.
Send for Catalogue. ly.
For health Of climate, good saciety and ac-
cessiblity, a mere favorable location could
not be selected for business school than the
location of this one of Moores, which we take
pleasure in recommending TO the patronage OF
any who may desire to enter such school.
with the assurance of satisfaction.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09
FINE MERCHANT TAILORING!
Now il Your Time!!
SAVE 20 PER CENT OF
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER

I N|I@V INV -'I.hI'Is I y VINI'IsIN
Being desir0us Of retaining our workmen
by giving them employment during the duIl
season, we will, from Ills date 10 the lOrh
September, make to order any kind of goods
al 20 PER CENT LESS" than our regular price
Tor same
We have on hand a nice assortment of
Cloths DoesRins, Basket DiagoEals. Fancy
Sultings, Pants Patterns and Ncstin.s. This
is rare opportunity to get fine work at low
rates, as our cutter is unexceIied, and we have
only first,class wOrkmen
GEO. c. KRESS g. co,
Jy3l-2t. VickSburg, Miss.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09
COURIER-JOURNAL

usual pnr' = 30, postage prepaid on both
r"perr. '"r "iis year. for s. -.
hr Wees y tpIri"r.iourua i The trent
NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER
1t VIII, on December 3lst, 1870, distribute
rnpaHally 10000 in valuable present,
among Ms subscribers, and every subscription
sent through us will be untitled to a registered
and numbered receipt tor this distribution.
send rs - 80 and get both pape,s
IA" We will also seni in connection with
iut DEACON and the C0urcr-yonraaL, the
SoU iHERN ARGUS, published at Selma.
Ala the great Grange paper, all three for
- %. Three good papers with postage pre-.
pad for - 80. This proposition wi, remain
open until the close of the present year: and
10 our &c subscribers who are so far in arrears
we make this proposition Come up and
pay back substitution with one year in advance
and we will make liberal discount
Now Is the time to supply your families
with three good newspaper, Cor small sum
OF only Fire Doi!ars md FINy cents. If
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Religious.

PREsBYTERIAN.-Rev ID. A. Campbell will
preach regularly. at Alto on the LIST Sabbath
in each month at Union Church on Baskin
Ridge, in franklin Pa. on the third Sab
bath; at Rayville on the fourth Sabbath
Preaching in Rayville every Wednesday
night.
Regular appointment for preaching of the
Baptist Church at Rayville is the first Sunday
in each month and Saturday night before.
Rev. L. c. Kellis Pastor.
The appointments of the Delhi Circuit, M.
+. Church South, Rev.. B. F. Alexander
preacher in charge, are as follow:
LIST Sunday in each month at Delta
| I'D g.. 30 &c Delhi
4u " -. /" Rayvile
"a and ~ Tallulsbi
oNH Cigars, comprising
~, ~ no t" ~eII-known Virs'"'ss'erved
'e I,~SN
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09

We will advertise any horse, mule &c, for
the owner thar may be strayed of or stolen
on conditions that if the animal is not recov-
cred, no charge, and if recovered the owner
will agree to pay us $40 for advertisement
II
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09
CtOTTON GINS AND COTTON.

Applications for Insurance upon Cotton and
Cotton Gins will be promptly acted upon at
the agency of J. f. and T. J. BEHES, Monroe
La sepl-lm
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09

A PROPOSITION We propose to advertise
land for sale, with this understanding ifthe
land owner will give price and terms, and
if no sale, no charge, and if a sale he will
pay us 10 pei cent of thepurchase price. out
of the cash payment.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09
Cotton Gins and Cotton.

As the cotton season is fast approaching.
planters desrCus of lnsuriug their Gin Houses
and Cotton, would do well To effect their
Policies through the wel-known, lon. esrab-
Iished and reliable agency of j. f. and 4. J.
bGHES, Monroe, La. scpi-!m
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09
\ Rare Premium Tor Every Subscriber.
I Magnificent Opportunity for
t.,nYa>SerS.
= Continuation that PAYS Es~t-
icc. .fsan Sbro.s.o%.
BIBLE DICTIONARY

FURNISHED WIiH \ COPY OF THIS
PAPER fO% ONE VAR II TIE
PUBLISHERS PNCEU OF THE BOOK
>i5rGNLE ADDED.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09

Price for a single
Bet 8. or 8 with 4
: IA au'e thu; Will
cure. or the money
refunded.
y B.-Nonc gcr-
uIne " ithont the
accompanying trade
mark is stamped
them.
! Drs. l. O We Il
WILSON, Sole pro-
prietors IN the United
Safe.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
| PENNY GAV50lGAPG.NY EARNED.
SIC oD0 GIVEN AWAY!

W will send the kICHLAxD BEACON. III.
ns"ai prize al when is s. 10 and the TOMS.
WIN. Mr..Lr
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09
VIC Again

NhLL ATTENTION To our large stock or
~ New M'rLc'el, Co.lii,h and Her,;n,.
","sh' ~ July since which time fish bay.
','"'"eh ten dollars per barrel in Boston.
"A word To the wise" tie.
LAnEIN Il EGGLESToy
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Insurance OF, Gins ana, So,,o,,
Niii nty" :H.ihl.I attention ii; J l.. Byrnr ,
Insurance A-cncy, MuuIor. La i,
.OTT9N essYs and COT'rCy.

For Insurance upon Cor'un aud Cotton GIN,
call on or address J T.. y +. j. BEHEN,
General iusurauc, Agents.
Ser tan No,ur.. /,
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09

wYeed lives in State prison or at ropes
eud. TO wake up in eternity among those who
are eternally lost
The Alto and Red Mouth packages failed
70 On down on. Our excuse is that we could
not attend to il personally, rs we were called
. 20 Monroe Sunday to procure coffin for a
hs;s,er and atteped the funeral on Monday.
This is an excuse that will be accepted by
Our friends.
A, last and most tartily the Jackson Times
correcss Its story of the destruction of two
Tinted States flags by the white men at Gin
ron during tho late disturbance there. 1
says:
The TWO u. S. flags in use AT the late Gin
am meeting, have been returned in good cor
,S,;on. one having been in the possession .
",,;es A. Edwards, and the other in tn
hands Of foms colored men near Clinton.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09

ETD@ Read the following certificates
ATLANTA, GA, June >, 1873.
Mc>srs. Love X Wilson:
Gcnticmen-ln April last was taken
sick with regular Fever and Agur, having il
every alternate day. Alter it had run ON me
for two weeks | was induced 10 try one OF
your Authenticated Belts; 90 | discarded all
medicine, and simply wore one of your Belts.
As directed, and my aguc became lighter each
successive time thereafter for some three or
four times, when it LETT me entirely, with Il
good appetite and clear skin; and in future, if
| should ever have chill or ague. would
want one of your Pads and no phvsc
Wishing everybody that may lie 20 uniortu-
nate as to have chiIls and fever may he fortu.
nate enough to get one Of your Bclts.
| am respectfully, etc, J. w WILSON.
Cannon House, Atlauia, Ga, June !. 1875
Some nine years ago contracted malaria
in Savannah, Ga, from which have suffered
at times, ever since, until | met up with Drs
Love 4 Wilson's Authenticated Belt some
three months ago. have worn it continually,
and have had no chill since, and find my
general health, which has been poor. much
improved. | would recommend il to others
suffering with malaria.
r. A. WALLACE.
Macon, Ga, June /, 1878.
Friend Hodgson:-I received your letter
of the 26th ulr, on yesterday, have been off
on a fishing excursion and Just returned.
The people Of this town don't chill worth n
cent yet. have sold two Of the pads. AMI
that did very hour first received them, one
TO one of our conductors, aud 10 Mr.. Vaughn.
Clerk in the office. They both say tina, they
tried Qunine and other remedies, and that
they all failed till they put on the pad; since
then they have had no more chiIls or fever,
and they recommend them 10 everybody.
ALIEN. MATHEWS.
The above pads were sent for us by Dr.
Hodgson, who is addressed as above
j. L. LOVE.
J. 5. WILSON.
For sale by all Druggists. jy3-im
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09
THE HIGHLAND BEACON
= LOCAL ITEMS.
SA1.LE.- -.EGUESaiNs
saturday, October o. 1873.

NOVEL; q CHE.-TAy. -. Louis NJ, ara
our authorized Agents 90 contra, far ,lror
Using for the BEACON.
y VI PETrlNGTLI x Co n Park Row
corner heekman srtc~', New York. are oar
autEorizcn agents for y. y.
WALKER, TAYLOR x Co. NEWSPAPER All
Hertisng Agents, l3i w. Baltimore stree,
rai'lmore, Md, are our authorized agents Ia
contract for advertising in the BEACON.
Mr.. L. $. Hubbard. Of Vicksbnrg. is ou,hor.
ized to transact business N that ci,y for tho
BEACON. ''' '"'
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09
The Bankrupt.

IS estimated that OF the number who
h their barIucs ON the stormy sea OF
lerce, nine out of ten become bankrupt
: things conspirc 10 effect this result.
inent among them is Giving beyond
means" exhausting your financial
9Th. So it is in the physical mart,
ssed of strength and anticipations of a
ife, we launch out in the quest of pleas.
ihve beyond our means; undermining
,iitutions by extravaganza in eating
ing; b. disregarding the natural
pth, ard ere we are aware of it
,mb krupts in body-Dyspepsia and
= d or liver complaint, or shattered
'e mNney disease or dropsy exhausts
vAe Bkapital and we are unable TO
pef. garAd.afts upon our constitution.
and broRpme. Check your ex,rava-
dranAaid of TUrr's PILLS, your
be din will be restored and the
, or Guer e health will never
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09

acknowledgements communications of
r. F. Mcclure Lodge No. 300 the 2nd We'd
nesday in each month.
Temperance.-U.F.T.,Rl cHLAyD
COUNCIL No. 20, meets on the second and
fourth Tuesday nights of each month.
Ii. ID. C.-RAYvILLE CoUScIL No. Is,
holds its regular meetings on the second
Wednesdays of each month.
Patrons Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WILLIE GRANGE, No. 50, meets every second
and fourth Thursday in each month, at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Maury Grange No. 10, meets on Saturday
before the 3rd Sunday in each month. J. A.
Hemler, Master; Geo Francis, Secretary
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09
- IaX.Payers.

Persons owing Delinquent Tara TO
N the State and Parish are hereby noune.
to call and settle same within ten Gays. -
neglect or refusal to comply with the above,
will necessitate immediate action on my pa"
to enforce payment according to law.
All current Taxes must be paid by the 3ls'
dav If October, to save trouble and COSTS
WI JONES,
a. Tax Collector.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09
CHARGES.

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Manhood: How Lost. How Restored!

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