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Nov. therefore. uui, IS opposite" ," mad"
rirrri3 vuuu Ten Gay, iluur tine date Lcicua
tie said Mr. Nlory h.mma Scot wjI hn ap.
pointed a!miu >.ra'rx oi ia" sand estate, upon
complying with The requirements %. the law.
Wllue-, nay official Signature and zeal o.
office Oh thrs 10th day Of Sept. lN75.
i. NEWT. PITTS,
uuc copy. Attest. Clerk i'h DC
!. NEWT PrTo. Clerk lIrh ID {.
RayviiIc, La Sep. II,h, lN55.-9w>.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02

Intelligent and enterprising bust
ness men are taking advantage OF the
turn in the business tide, and our
advertising columns begin to indicate
the confidence with which the Fall
season opens. The same cheering
signs are visible IN every direction.
advertisers reaching out for the cream
of the trade and gerting it, as they
deserve to do VicksbUrg Herald.
We have few of the ceievrated IurniP
scrl which we will sell AZ the regular Price.
, Makes 500 bushels 10 the acre.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02
BEATTY eve!

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
Ills splendid Piano Forte combines every
Improvement n tone with power and great
durability. and has received the unqualified
endorsements of the highest musical auh"ri-
ties for its marvel ms. extraordinary richness
Of tone. having No SUPERIOR IN THE
WORLD. Large size = Octaye>. Over>trunG
Bass, Full Iron Frame, French Grand Action.
Fret Desk, Carved Pcdai Solid Rosewood
Mouldiugs Ivory Key Front, Capped Ham
mcrs, a Giraffe Treble, SC. Liberal discount
to the trade. Agents wauted-male or female.
81 send stamp for circular. Address,
ssAXlaIT. \. BEATTY, WASH
issgOH. New Jersey. ~
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02
BEATIl'SS y oSL53H I4 | l5 81

lUR URGANS. wv wv
RAYS OF LIGHT FROM THE Press
Beattys Golden Tongue Parlor Organs have
won for thcmseiAes good reputation far and
wide Washington (N J Star.
We would recommend this excellent instru
ment to the musical world, for its tineness OF
tone -Pe'GsJ"rg { Iad) Democrat.
Woodbine Lodge Of Odd Fellows has pur-
chased one of Beatty's Golden Tongue Organs,
and it is the best instrument ever brought to
this town. WOodStocH ND Register
The instrument gives entire satisfaction.
My brother. who purchased the organ, Is high
ly plea>ed-Nanpdis (Mo Ne~s.
Those who wish to purchase first-c'ass
instrument for home, hall or church music
should N.Y. Beatty by all means.-Hersey
(AicL) outline
Its zone equals the finest we have ever
heard-Ediaa No } Democrat.
gents wanted everywhere 10 canvass for
this superior instrument. Address, DANIEL
Z. BEATTY. Washington, " j.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02
Radical Reason.

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h"7 "eci' u'''''e' ~ '''"''s al '"'
hel'""''c"h P"i''' III '"c S'''' s''ee
the cali ior u''"oc'a''c convention
was made. hSpec'a''y 10 'h'! Insist
'ha' Tue coHN'l'''" ""u'u "''oS'''
the " h'r!rr compromise As I'd lha'
matter we cannot see now 'he Demo
crauc parry Is 10 aoo'''h' f'pcai OF
set aside 'ha' Wh.ch II had n" part IN
enactIhg OF accepting as Il party II
l. true there were democrats III Inc
Legislature mat acc'p'e" The W h'eicr
arhltrati"h ana adjustment I'o-caI'o)'
f but their action has never been ratified
, by the party; nor has the acton "I
: the Republicans IN the premises been
, ratified hy their party. We consider
/, the compromise as simply a movement
Q to bring the two opposite parties Of
c the Legislature together IN IcglsIa'
: tive body. and that the Iugglng IN Oh
n the pledge ct recognition oil Kellogg
A as governor and the promise not Ia
o inpcach him for past crimes was
r. radical trick, an indirect confession OF
Il guilt and a proposition that should
= have been received as an insult by
Il the men of honor 10 whom 1t was
v made.
n But, so far as the Legislature l.
a concerned, we presume the convention
% will have nothing 10 do with 1T
No organization yet the members OF tb
Al convention would prove recreant t
N their duty and traitors TO Their Stat
: yea, to the United States-if the.
Indicate by silence or otherwise tn
Willingness OF the people to submit
-, the Kellogg usurpallon, or shout
n. even fail to protest in unmlStakabl
terms against this gross outrage upo
II, the liberties OF the people.
T. The Republicans have right
>, meet in convention or in club NEE
be ings As often as they may choose, S
If, they do 1t peaceably, and we claiI
st the same right Tor the Democrats an
- no more. The constitution guarantee
nd these rights-the right OF asscmblln
1g in peaceable convention and OF PR
ng testing against any anu all lniring
e. ment5 upon their iioerties-to a
Io citizens oil the united States ana "
no expect Democrats VIII exercise the
he as long as CONSTITUTIONAL COVER
ment remains TO us-until therc Is |
longer constitution ana the hepubl
shall have become a despousm anu
ny name only referred 10 as an e''uen
re- OF the instability OF human Cover
ments and the Jolly oil attempting
=, have the people govern themselves.
~ Let all parties or ra'her u'eh
We longing TO both parties, ADOPT u
en- liberal and sensible IDEA OF a'io"ii
les every man to exercise Ills own pom
-.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02
BEATTY e!Asg:
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
These celebrated instruments have attain
Ell a wonderful degree of popularity among
the musical fraternity generally. They have
been tested by, and received tn, positive
Inducements Of some Of the most celebrated
musicians for harmony and richness Of tone.
They are without a superior. -HufiagioH,
(Pd..) Monitor.
EzE7@ Agents wanted. Send stamp for cat
aIcgue. Address DANIEL T. BEATTY,
Washington, New jersey ly
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02
BEATTY Piano
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
Endorsed by the highest musical authorities
throughout the world as THE REST.
Mr.. ID. F. Beatty, a; Washington, Warren
county y. j has engaged in the manufacture
Of pianos, and Judging from his energy, enter
prise and musical ability, the public may
expect to secure in his pianos well-finished,
durable and fine toned instruments, at n very
moderate price. His facilities will enable
him to compete with any-Lamberiritie,(N J.)
Record
p@lg@ Send stamp for catalogue. Adde'S,
DANIEL +. BEATTY, Washington, Nee
Jersey.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02

We learn from the Madison Jour
nal, of the 2Sth ult., that Miss Kate
Simpson, a Northern lady, died ut
Duckrort the 22nd that Mr.. John
Il. Cochran, Of Mound Station, bad
lost a little daughter, who died OF
swamp fever; that Aleck Conner;
brother Of the notorious Frog was
found guilty in the Pari>L court oI
trying to lake hash OF pcaccablc
colured man, and was sentenced t,
six months in the parish Jail thai
jeff Thompson had discovered tha
the bank Of the peninsular had cave,
fifty yards since his report three week
before, and that Col. Towne, its editor
was iunproviur RAPIDLY.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02
GROCERY MARKET.

New Orleans, Sept 29.-Sugar-
Good common, 81 to -; fair to fully
fair, 81 to .! prime, 81 choice, 90.
Molascs-Common to choice, 80 to
zoe. Flour XN, s. p; xxx,
50 80 to SIS 10; choice and family,
81 90 81 %. Corn meal, So 90.
Corn, 50 to SIC. Oats, soc. Bran,
81 %. Hay: ordinary, S2i 90. Coffee:
ordinary to prime. l9ii 20 Ole. Pork,
S2i 90. Bacon, q to liIc. Hams:
choice sugar-cured, II to l5ac. Lard:
intiercc, l4ic; keg, l5c. Dry salt
shoulders, Sc.
Cicinnan, Sept29.-Flour: family,
quiet steady. Wheat: new, soc to
81 35. Corn: mixed, ear. 30 to G0c.
Oats: new, 30 to zoe. Rye: No. ,,
sec. Barlcy-- Pork: S2l 30 to
SD 90. Lard: steam, 10 to BE ;
kettle, lie. Bacon: shoulders, 9sc ;
clear rib sides, l3ic; clear sides, &c.
Butter: choice reserve, % to 25c.
st. Louis, Sept. 29.-Fiour: xxx
and choice Fail, 81 60 to So 90 ;
family. IS to Sc -; fancy, - % to
I IS 90. Wheat: No. ,, red winter,
/ 81 81 to 81 ca. Corn: mixed, 53ac.
Rive. 20 to {. Pork, sd 90 to
sd -. Lard, l3!c. Bacon: shout
dcrs, to Sic; clear rib sides, II
to C; clear sides. II to l23c
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02
Succ SsiOn Sale.
State of Louisiana. Parish Of Rich
land, Parish Court.

State Of Louisiana. Parish Of Rich
land, Parish Court.
SncceSSio,, Of f.. ). NHihirH decH.
ssY Virtue Of am order of sale issued by
IN" Hon. Parish Court IA and for thu Parish
and State aforesaid and 70 me directed, | wiH
proceed 10 otter for sale on the premises Of
the SAID T. : Muuim decd, n public au,-
ton. 10 the last and higG">, bidder and with
in the legal hours of sal" On
Tuesday, the 9th day Of October, Is -
the following described property, ro-wIt:
The ; +. quarter Section aud y. W. quarter
Section. South half ON f.. quarter and last
halrof : " Section s. Town.hipI5 .',r'h,
Eange o. last: the :. l.. quarter Of y. l. quar-
ter Section -. Township !" North, hai-c .
East. containing in the aggregate 90 acres more
or less. An undivided onc-hait interest OF
which land was purchased by T. ;. MuIhHn,
Dcccasnd. from H. F Nickcrs, by a Noiarlai
Deed. passed before W. Z. Vaughan, Rccor-
der Of RIrhlaud Parish, State Of Loui~i"ua
ON the TIA day Of August, 1871. and O! record
IN the Recorders Office Of said Parish and
STATE. in Notarial Book &. page 31o and 81
The remaining half interest was purchase
hv the ,ali Deceased FROM the said II. +.
. yickcr- by Noraral Deed. pissed by j. y.
Ilcmlcr. Deputy Recorder Of said Parish and
State on the -,n day OF August, 1873. and Z"
record in the Recorders Office in salt Parish
and STATE, in Mortgage Book d. page $50 aud
IJl.
Also the y. F. quarter Of y. f. quartet
Section t.. Township ii North, Range
East. Said lands 10 be sold in subdivisions o
not less than 10 nor more than - acres g
land, as per map TO be exhibited "n day &"
sale -Four head ot mules; Three oxen; hir
y head Of sock. hogs. One light OK wagon
SIX lows aud gear, SIX wedding hoes, ou
sweeps. lot Of carpenters and blacksmith
tools, aud one account against q. ". Collin
for $.
Terms Of sale, cash on the spot, at not les
than the iuveu,oried apPralsemen', copy O
which will be referred 10 ON day of ,ale.
C. II. MOORE,
Sheriff
Rayy!lle, La, Sept. l,h. lS75-5t.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02
Sale to Effect Il Partition

" j. DAvIES. n Parish C G,
S.3R.dH KNOTTetolS STATE Of Louisiana.
DY virtue ola writ Of sale and order Of par
/ } u1icn issued from the Hon. Parish Court
IN and for The parish and State aforesaid in
the above entitled suit and TO me directed,
have seized and will Clicr for sale at public
auction AT the door of the Cour House in said
Parish, at Rayvile, La between the hours of
II O'Clock, 4 VI. and I o clock p. NJ, TO the
highest bidder on
Saturday, the 9Th day of Nov, 1875,
the following described property, to-wit;
A Eot OF ten acres. the western boundary
Of which is to commence nj thirty feet from
the Rail Road (V s. 4 T. Il. r ditch on the
section hne between sections Nos. - 4 II
and running north TO the north west quarter
of the south west quarter Of the moth west
quarter of section No l3, to fIOntiwO acres or
more on the Pail Road, thence north aH'
west to said corner OF 5 " ! Of the \ W ! of
sec No , So "a 10 embrace Ten acres and
situated in Township Seventeen Range nine
East.
erms Of Sal-Cash.
C.H MOORE,
Sheriff.
Rayvilic. La, o.; :, Is,5.-si 6;-s-i.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02

Give your patronage to your home paper
aul home enterprises.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02

We wen, everybody in he Unite States to
see oar large. ei2h'-page. literary and family
paper. TIM SoU, ENIR, and in order that all
may mi.c Of H. merits for themselves, we
will send it. on trial. six months for only ID
cts. and To every Subscriber. we will send
by mail postage prepaid. one OF our Nom.
moth Premium Packets. contains
ny lu good Envelopes, 40 sheet, extra note,
Paper, | good penholdcr, good lead Pcnc. -
> steel Pens. | Nrmor1n&um Book, Can
Photocra ph Of all the Presidents Of the In.
ted states. and a ,ICE PRENIUM OF JEwELFT>
worth from - cents 10 81. Don't let this
pass you, try one package. Everybody is
suite 70 get more goods than they ever bought
before for the price. and the luckest get from
five Ia ten times the value OF uleir money.
The paper alone j. more than worth 30 cents,
and we give you thii magnificent prize extra.
Remember the paper and the Packet for only
81 cents Agents wanted.
Address w. VI DURROW,
aug2s-2t. p. O. Box IS. Bristol, Tenn.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02

sale
,spaper
rsigned
Material
lroniele,
uge inn
ur COM
,rni,nre,
italic, a
e font Oh
Of great
ancy and
all new,
fancy job
S, and in
1 country
with the
4. If you
IAN,
lille, La.
a favor BY
tiseInent.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02
THIGH cows FOR SALE.

on can learn where you can purchase
good mich COWS 10y applying nj the BEACON
0Gice. ieb'u.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02

JOHN W. WATT.
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All ffInAf, sent i n, L''i ANn MEAL nes CEN
err hAtt'l vac quiz uil Nhta NNur, Wa rr and
sRffia;i, 'teall nell NeN w9eai nor rr.'llr amt
drcult 10 SOL shipplnE extras scarce uq-lry nm
lcd. tnutNcrn m mlIcTtt' request. 80 at Nup'r
nee lnl.. I'VE ,Noul H. r. STEADY. corn me 70 iei-
VT uflNAuu We VutIit no " iN's u rh 3 i.,hI +.
surernne st.ic amt Western - 10 800; extra stlfe.
&C. 70 20 'iNi Mtsirin tirnt what cktfus $500
Gfdi dn N ana MN, ;d@'afl.h', go. Waitr
Nhral \ ana AZ fH'.tN ~ elil shipping extra.
i1atb,1 cily ttalc ana ilmiy brinus, y & q ,
folltih phntr7 hAi MY brands, ft.'h 80 - .
southern .ehiplng hir.s t"tfa; h,t n'ur
Supefiur, fotu@tIN9 Corn meal western &C. 1870
@t4'1 brnlyNlh, So - 1nest 90
COTTON tLr quot Nous Tor cotton on the spot are
reduced &c; The tone Of the market Is pur., uuI
some sat. luNieaf. fa-lrf PRICES Nud 10 ullI-cf.
nc, and low miohug do, la4f Nic- ",d bales, on
VII ch as Cor con.uNpu1G ana 10 f1r eneru'ouou lu.
uturcs lNaNccd $3.50 flsc rHlDs ~iIu uaI ,tlC hg
81 lec for pl,mutr, ~ Ice lur Octu o. d. ~ lie
Tor NNttmitr. l3c. Tor l cmIVr i3 $3.50 g.. lA. u.
el, ~ Oa-c. for February, b" '.ldc o. rrh, gut
- S-'~c. Tor Apfl hrcrpts ut ore pui- t-liJ were
0jll h1lea, ana ior thc Nttki ltU "a o. llr Liver
poo lAihct wa. Qn - MT Nlnf unlni-. III l'-lNi
,,GnAN, ~ ,g.a' ,,inh ana lover sal ,iU.'.s ~
tl"imfl 20 Tor no. tMrlso fp1ng; al"i . No. .
hnMaake' enruf 81 - f.r No.l new WHIT NJ chlgtu.
tl.b Tor ucM Nttr Anihtrf AM fllu tur fpit 80. "
sprng Corn dul AND lower sales diho1 hrh. 90
iNf15c ,or snil mixed 5;a'dc fr ste.lc uA' VI. aid
ilwiNc. tor Ia IA uiNrd ana yellow. OhiH CuI -1lc-
go 500 bush az tl"i,c' nthe 'rach ior iairrior h-
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"Wednesday ui4rn,uf Ga onco p. Algcr in
Tn .tt year o. IlH
tun al on rAtur 80. iSh. at 10 ocloca, tro.n 81.
J4.r-.- ,Anfcn. , ID 81. Do" OH 3l 90.
Ne ~.
-. tgll4l " 20 "a cplsr sltur ay from tlc church
OF the iWin., Mate Conc +.a e. "'tr .fencs
g clorf 1ier wnch lr Remains yil bn int rred IN
C.OGItY.-Oa s,rt ~. 1875. Jane. croal.v.a NJ
utrot 44lrc, COUNTY hc 81, Dr. l4u aged 10 cars
HIS luhtr-i WI i.kc lllst o. SiultN aittruOOn.
n. 10 ttc i1 ne ui i.- tJl, ~; East 7th 81.
tktN ORD .Ou theIt INST, Margaret H. Craw.
fora urlv wife oi Fran, tr4a4urd ana dguF ter Of
n hte John McMshpn ksq OF i53 Fast ioth IT,, IN
| the % - ar Of o. 2 i4c.
frcnir OF tue faWis respectfully invited % at
tend the funeral fruW her late rrsan ace 9it ID av,
| larl fi, ON SUNDAY, tie 90 10 wee. q. 81.
HIGGINS. "a Hruo.ltn, GA Wednesday, Sept. IT,.
sra iuteins, dansltcro of james burn- IN tne <jih
The rclatycs and Lrienas OF the family are invited ia
atftud het iu1n.a. fioA lur residence. gro lpu
t..n. 20 u.h H'" s)utA hrooAbn, on turday, % =
MOgi.fs A. Plainncli. y J Sept ~. Corncla De.
VII. Wil' Of Edward j.. Morris.
Funeral irnu er late rc- dcrre iu plnunoi on Mon
a. -. 900 - I. 49, AQUA ictfcr rom foot Of
; ngrtN - Nv L. %. "f y. y. rrss,s ia waiting
g. lNN.. ul lru.s u. Il. 1870 at the residence
- her hrou err Miclnc QNnu, ds Clinton st iohnsrn
\. !. ahNlf tMu, a- u az "a native OF tuc COuu
y Arnas pan! 81 Kla' y, oru..4a Of cloushousc,
Frcad. ana r.la'ises az nytel to attend hc ia.
n,r g. 80 81. 'iaiy Culs,h GAS dlj ca lgth latL
Eo. rEoS-ri4,o,n Il siron, tie widow OF the
me relatives and 'real. 81 IN. f,niy ave invited
O. ,,. na i, 80 her las g.si4O4c., 40 Wooster
e.. 20 -HaI.y. . r. VI.
tu.a ragnrs please copy.
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John ChInamau Gives ni~ views an Politics.

Probably the most curious pair OF human
heinLs tnat have yet ueen seen at the Exuusiuon
witnessed the show on Monday niant they
were Cniuamcu, clad Ia lowing roles aud sam
dali, with the inevitable pigtnil done no IN "a
a double bow Knot at the back OF their heads.
representative Of the 1rdds Lt.t after follow
ing trcm around for some time. came NJ to
them while tAey were az a staudstill on the
bridge IN Floral ilall.
The following valuable and interesting CONVEX
satiOn took place:
Keportcr-Hey John. what do you think OF
the shown
Chm man grins and shows his tepth)
Repo.ter ia louder yoiCel-l say, John, H. a
big dih play. isn't M
China man-Ch1w ~ hkee helican man show
heap big
Rcporter-Good for YOU, CHOW H. DID YOU
ever soc any hiug rs blg a. TN. ia Chinaf
ChinaWnn-thow iii lkee Mclean man show.
Chow AZ likee Mclean man ihllallon. Mclean
man dolce heap good thluanan. Billdllen
brick. lie mlkce M IRE dOllec.
Reporter Well what's thi- got to do with ---
thnRman-th ~ not ahud MEXICAN man.
CHOW IA stick no for Hillulien. Mdshe cosce
Bilaten. Voice six times Bllallen. he heap
great man. Nakcc dolce PLENTY rice. CHOW III
hkec whltc man talkec bout lllallou.
And as Chpw III began o. unWrng his piItail
AZ thi, interesting JIncture ami indulge In a
series of evolutiOns thar were StrkinslY sugVc.-
tive of familiarity with tho sport. ~ tine prze
ring the reporter concluded tuat il was wrong
to further modest the son Of Coniucius, and ac-
COrdiugly departed.
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FRIpAY, Sept li-p. M.-Thc stock -pocu-
lation developed an irregular market, and also
a restricted volume OF business. At the opening
prices further rallied ;. thl q cent, but the
bears again appeared IN full force, and by we'll
directed attacks upon Lake Shore and Pacific
Mail caused n yielding In these shares of L..
and H. z cent respectively. Pacific Mail, how
ever opened at 80 and rose to 8'4 before drop
ping To 35h but Lake Shore gained only 4 NJ
53t., until It started on its downward course to
5l5s, sellers. The afternoon business developed
a trmer tone for this latter stock, which rallied
to 52s at the close on report that the officials Of
the Fort Wayne, Michigan Central, and this COM
pany we're ia session in tins city Tor the purpose
OF pooling receipts, and thus terminating nos
tile competition. Pacific Mail closed strong on
purchases 10y parties who have been recently
depressing the stock, and the leading shares
showed recovery of 3, to q, 2 cent. in the late
trade Northwestern fell of TO 81 after sell
ing AT 30. buyer 81 and ST. Paul was y
lower at A&; but Erie opened p better
at 1873 than Il closed ON Thursday, though
the raid Of the bears broke It down subsequently
TO 1sls seller 3. A sharp recovery TO 1873 at the
close was the subject Of considerable comment.
Western Union also attracted much attention
because Of the borrowing demand Tor THIS stock
for election purposes, the books closing ON
paid for its use until TO morrow, while In tue
transactions OF the Exchange there was dlf
ference Of Z y cent. between sales IN the re2u-
lar way and seller I. The regular salcs l. G., de-
Nverable tomorrow, ranged from Tve at the
opening to 1874, closing at Ig's. The stock was
scarce, because Of the borrow ing demand above
noted. At the / O'Clock call here was An at
tempt made TO break New York Central by free
offerings Of the stock at hi seller w. but these
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lIoNt Wf Aiftt he ltiNfNs
A good JOKE Is told of n wealthy New
Yorker. with an eye Tor a good horse, who,
shortly slter betaking himself to his summer
residence on Long leland, in 4 pril last was sit
ting on his piazza ore line morning, and notic-
Ing "a pair u fine steppers that were being driven
on the road In front OF his house. The team
consisted of Il bay and n gray mare, and the
driver was an unessuminG. quiet, well-behavcd
young man. The New Yorker noticed them
again on the following day, and was more than
ever impressed with their fine style and grace ll
step, and ne decided at once to buy them. Ac-
cordingly, on the next day he stationed himself
nj hi gate, and when the team came jogging by
he siVnalled the driver 90 stop. THAT'S n pretty
fair team YOU dT'yo," says he. "los, they are
moderately good steppers," was tho response,
Are they for saeI' asked the New Yorker.
"Well, yes; l would sell Them" was the rather
hesitating reply. "Send them along down the
road and back, SO that l c N see how they
movc," SAYS New Yorker. Up and down they
were sent few times, and at length the gentle
man seemed satished,and signalcd the driver TO
pLll up. A" Ike them" said he, pretty well,
and will buy them II the price Is not too HIN
what do YOU ask for thPmY "Sixty-nve thou
sand dollars" was the reply, very cooy given.
The gentleman opened his eyes and mouth in
astonishment. and Charley Green drove of with
Lulu and Ileety Golddustrat n 2.25 gait, leaving
the old gentleman to wonder at the high prices
of good fair ToadateT1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-18

To THE Eprron OF TIM srN-Sr:

To THE EDITOR OF TIM SuN--Sr. In
THE sUS Of sept. "A nud the following parl-
graph, which had previously appeared else
where:
Mr.. Triton recently aftcuto1 mr. Cuy.ers Church ana
after tao services mr. Cuyler hurried down the 40 o. %
speak 10 hun When they partei one of Or. tuNlof a
church mcnbers appro. cued hun, and gnaLt 3 dee
miuUff hs letter Of aIthtrawa sayil., NJ fiau who
frra,a hands with that ouuirel Ga be pi.t0r 60
me-"
II is time thar this stale fasehood (Which has
appeared IN various versions had decent
hNrai.
Several month. AGO Mr.. Tilton attended the
morning service In NV cudrCh, just "a,
am harpy 20 lcarn, he often attend, upon
church .tryiccs elsewhere. As he passed hur
rlDdB los fhc pulpit, be shook hands HIth me.
and returned lis salutation prousey a. | al
ways DO with every old ucqu IN ancc who come,
~ ny church. No member Of Laiay tte Avenue
Church was ever foolish enough ask q " leitcr
ot withdrawal un account ~ that act Of Chris
tDn clvility, aud no one was 80 rude is to make
the Teuark Won have quoted. In ju. ticc TO my
Noble congregation, please publish this cor
rec-i1u.
We Brootlyn pastors who have come home,
intent ON doing oar Mn-tcrf work, hDyo d i.ht
g. protest against draP-iug our names into a
iii gushing controversy with which we have no.
thing 20 dc. Yours truly,
THEODORE l.. CUYLER.
BROOKIyN Sent. Is, $50.