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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28

An extraordinary occurrence was brought
70 light az an Irque-t held ou the body - Il
man ia South London Ia worb room
where many Young girls were al work "A
mouse suddenly made lis appearance ON a
table, causing, ot course, considerable co1,n."
ton and general stampede The in'r'i Ter
was seized, however, by youn. MA" wh"
happened To be present, but the mouse >'.p-
ped on, uf bis hand, and runur= up h1s
sleeve. came out between his ~ai-lc,tt and
shirt AT the neck The 'itf r.ulalr u.au Asd
his mouth open, ami the I,nu>r ga lie tss
uut for some convrn.rE' l'l.a@ at rum'cainrnt.
entered the utu> t.Iuii'.i. and b''. IN nr- ii-hr
and surprise ,t.dtuWrI 1t. Iha; ni"u,,'
can exist f,, considerable tine wIi.r,i
much ar ha- long bcsn = popular bei!et ar.d
was r1lrubr'jiy proved 4" h" a fact ~ Tie.
pT seal ii,>Ia,f.r. tor the uou," br-rn 20 tear
and bre Inside the mans iaruai aud srs',
lud Ii.C result was that tic gIi"fluu+i,. fellow
dlrt a!,cr & uI.r time IA 5rrf.bic agony
>vyufai witnesses coruhHaIri Iii. above facts.
AMI medical testimony as ;u tic 'hi~c "i
DEATH layiu- lccu given verdict VI ''Ac,I-
dental dsatl' was Iciuu.ti.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28
Senator ,aI.,;iincy> Marriage

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.liar,cy ot J.ri-.,,1 :, Ni.-
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mace - rlr h,.r,igu.r urorr al r..
vnr,..,f,!v u,.r,.rir -,,,,,,,. r.-id,,.
and wa, i Yer, uq;,, ar,ir tie r,.rr-
m,ry r,.,r ,..rt..r,..l by ,Er K.v
DR. Sunderland ..4 ,,i...,.-,..l.i.y very
few parsou, .,,.,a.n. r,r.v who
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28
N.ka Cafes.

TIE best time for the farmer To.
make gates i, in wn'rr He hts the
lci,urr. OF coarse every good farmer
hls workshop Of some kind, ard in
tai-, in ,.t >tormy weather Of winter,
Lc eau uabc his gates, repair bis
IN. ,,lc:uyn'a aGd be ready ior >priaC
work. ! here should bc Il gate tn
enter every field. 1t is n.i>erab,e
practice to ic; dpNu the fence every
time field must be rLtcrcd hy stock
OF team Make them nov aad hang
.hcn. and il Wiil save Much tiu.c and
trouble hereafter.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28
4 Milkman's Ficn4is!.ncS>.



He surgcl roInd the corner O!
Dod.,c', mark, droppc! down upon
an empty pcuchcratr, aud ciaruia'"'!.
"Tuphct ~ Tim said, w hats the
matter with YOU :" and The "!d man
wipcdHtke aWcl; fcom his face and
sail: Young tt.l,r, III g.vc So 500
TO rit nv hands onto ihat dGrnc'l
whitcwash p d'iI"r TIA; leaves nc.
mix Last lai," continued the oil
man. # pat storm door over Ii"
back stairs, and from that day u this.
mv mi.knau (Hilh deviii,h prrsistcnry
and onhaIiow"d d.pravi'y) has out
my pail, alter lllin' it with milk. hard
up against The siorm-dO0y Oh the top
step, ANA as SOON as try 70 OPEN the
dJOr over goes the milk | wit
morn 1000 notes and pinned en-,
onto The steps, for that man Ter l"avr.
Tie pail Oh The lower step, bat u, 40.
n>". I'VE upset n.Oge'u 800 pall"u-
If mI., tbs Winter, AMI 'nc.e aiI't u.
cu.scd eat in Ward " that dy,.
kaow jist wLrrc ter come !Or Ter
breakfast. For lhr last twD months
w. generally gouc cut through the
front bail and round the back ward
aud brought 10 In" pail. i did -
III. moran. hat frrg,t to take nay
night key, and here ! an shu' out in
Tie cold. The old woman IS upS,air,
asleep, and - darncd deaf bat Gabsiel
his-elf couldn't maxi her hear nu!Lir'.
| wish that eycry-Ia.'i:. m;lkman ha,.
ter chaw otrycnuIuc Till he was 4.
corpse and the Oh! man crouud hi,
. Lei into the h0yr aad looked y.cAcA
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28
He Came From Staten Island.

[Frr.n .hr C"mn,ca.ial Advertiser
Rcvivai.~l 90 rural visitor at Hip
podrom") Ny friend. did yoa come
here tton mere curiosity ;
l. =. (-l.shtly dca0-No, sir. |
didn't; cane from Staten lrlaad.
R"virh.,s,-You don't understand
me. DiI you come fron curiosity
alone
Il. Yves; came alonr--tLe cid
womau'a got corus, and ha,. to stay
at home.
Kevivaii,t, (ra,her impatiently >
No, no. my good sir; what brought
YOU here To-day?
r. '. (-miIing) oh, | see. Why
the hor,c car die.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28
EEFR.iLN PUEH.

la the English style nuw 80 ruPu!a
| would try 10 write poem,
O my hruthrrs, ~ the WAY
Now iu f.>htpn in old Eu- -.and,
Far bcyon! rbc sparkling sea.
Sea jhat rolls and wildly LOSES
Wave ou wave. rul crest o@ crest.
Whil. the w!iJ wui huwis and Whistles
In q way thai | .ir.r,t.
Test t'r gold. and should you iird It
Qrda'uri Suf. ~ Fuartl "T ch"uHs,
" uGd at once send 10 nay agent,
William Henry John CaUriihs.
BunS, h,> head against the bedro,t,
A,ts the steward tor bow,
Tres to stand, bu, paIey tortrrs,
" nile the Passengers cUalOlc.
Doe not, Iiluu sLoHli,I rivc tY haUiiuls
Providence hath blessed t,ry store:
Thou art r!ch-Ihy brulicr needy,
Sad the IOy hc doth dcIl"rc.
Piorc-,lat throws ne. o my brothers
plore wUa | d". IA" rot sings;
re.e. lhal brings az rud 10 empires,
Fen au end to poems brings.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28
Alm0s: Clean Daft.

Tn" car2ct-bag oiiice-holdcrs and
wouI.!-hr holders IN Southern States
ar" in 4 sore straight; they see The
haniwri,iug, like BelahazLar at the
feast The negroes are gradually
breaking of from them, being both
Disguised with their sharp practices,
anA 'lc~lruuo of ri,ldiny themselves OF
formjdnhle competitors in the office
seeking business. Negro politicians
are dcoirous of fappropria'ing he offices
themselves, and this cro-4-cutting has
disturbed the harmony of the party.
and seriously threatens its inlegri,,
as political orgauization- Central
Sf1J.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28
EAINi!IE. IT,, NONDN, FiBRl AIRY 2N 1876
\ W.7TCH OF THE NiLhT.


Ma. rhlai. .#i.I. o., iS .uu-
Alr.nir.air. and .,a,i,.a,r ;,uI ,pla
Lrsyr !; dn.nb u,w unl dam.
YrrI IIrrrrIy,, on the hl-lr
Eastward NOV I,nw y..rv Itr,
\ .uur ,,n ir,d for In, h.k.
\ E-it to,, s,rou, :ur 4 ,tdr.
Germany, what If Tie H!g!i'
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28
Different Value ci' Foods.

Tukjng timo:by hay - = Standard
of c""pari-"n, Ii requires 10 pounds
ut il to supply certain aH' unt Of
uoiui-hmcut j, i estimated Dy care
iuI experiment tia, The sdrnu amount
uf uuuri. hn,ru, can be Obtained br
using Ihr lo.in~,u.; q.nn'ilirS { food
Clover bay. - lbs; -" straw, 81"
,a- oai straw, 80 tbs; po,ato"-.
i9J .h,; cirroD$, 80 lbs; L,c,-, 3t6
lbs; ru'a 1asn~, 2i2 lbs d.; "hrat, i3
lbs peas, Il lbs; beans, li !b": rye.
a. lhs.; barley, II ihs corn, 5i lbs
oats. - lbs; buckNhvat, Gi IL. aud
oil cake. 81 lbs.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28

DulNG BUSiyE-S UNrrt HTEICiirIES'-it
:, told uf Western map a.-n t5a' un a
r,cei, rrip he w~> ajiacari by 81. ii" ay rob
bsr-. VI Au demanded liz money. y IL v a.
to prudent to carry money in TIE counjry
tey failed 70 make haul oH e their victim.
Bat, sad the agent i have some sp'endit.
maps Of the country along with me Which |
should Ike t. show yuu, and Ia rwinklug
he vls o,f his horse aud had map stuck
upon a pole, aud explained il ~ etiec,ua Y
TIA, hc ,yi each Of the bandit, = map. pock-
"t,d 'h- MONEY ari ~c>umr'i HI iour,ev
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28
Pii,cs:b:cls and Grant.


We ish We lad lhe speech Of Senator
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non 70 'he continuation 81 b'Hh@> "PPolN-
neut a L. :. District Judge tor Louisiana,
,l..,t -, .,.i,ht ,ub.i.h II !, fan and tbu.
~
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S'atr h"' ~" az h'iI 1",'r "Hn '!i' O'''"c''
to rise ia il,at hoiy and lcnuuucc caiprtI a..
dir, ,.,r,;-.,, nm! i,..,,..r.,.,, a,,J ~
''''''o '''"' ''' ''.'! NV '''' '', 90
~ 'tiH country was 10 FIu"EnCe iheif ahc-
/. .attce to the laI.r of pluljcr attach hem
.l,-. q, ,lc I..,,.,,.r.,;,. ,,r,v ,nJ ,,, ,ri,l,
:.
'''' '''''' '''
"a" lac t"Ihiu!ty asserts are The negroes "n'' :
.cai friends; hut a. We have il not. we viii
,.,.,,s,,, or.,f ,v,,L s.,,,t;r, rr,, ,.,.. many
'"''''''e"'' '"' F''SH '''' s'''' ''' Nv"
i'I!owmg lhc Shreveport lines, oil The
10th, SAYS:
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p.,.,.Il;,,, ,,,,,i,.r ,f t.. nh TN,
ba ,..,.a f,,,r,, al tI,,4, uJ
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,,y. ....,,,, ,t ,he S.n,,. i,,s d,v b,f;,r. II
.a.r,. W, and ,,l,ar Ran,I,licsp. lad ,,i.I
d,,riu.s the day TO induce p,uchback to coEsen,
10 postponemeut of hi. Gaze unril April, lest
his admission now should provoke HE Demo
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.,,,,, al ,hs J,y a.. =, ham, ,,i,., tho ne.
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-
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28

While on their way to Boston the
re'"alns of Vice Presiden, wilson Iav
in sti,c day or two in Philadelphia,
and it cost the city the neat little sum
of $6,s39 1t is probable that the
$3.50 we're honestly expended, but II
you were 10 put Yourself on the track
Of the $4,000 aud follow the trail Tar
enough, you would no doubt -tum1l"
over parcel Of raeca!s With that
amount in their pockc,s.-C""T'e'-
.JOUrHli
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28
A AMsGYEEaCENT OFFER.

a very liberal contract, wh.ch ~ have lisi
completed with the Weed Sewing Machine
Company. vii enable us We hope, iu p,'s-
their celebrated machines IN many families
throughout the county. 50 iue an uppcrtU.
nifty 10 secure tist-ciHs- sowing machine sell
dom occurs. MAJ wc not cA pcct the friend.
of this paper 20 maze az "tuss', uui.ct ciiUu
to extend greatly II, circulation and thus help
TO increase II, influence. w WILL LIBERAL.
LY REWARD THOSE wTO WORK FOR u kral-r
can you not i'-'u 4 club ID your ucighborhoOd
anl secure tirs ScwII. machine prrmId'n.
4 FEW HOURS or TE.L-DIuFJrED EFFORT WILL
OBTAIN IT. Pusuna ,l"r~ IN ia" a,II.lcr towns
and village. can, with lutte thought aud
effort, easily scnd MS the requisite nHmbrr Of
names. Has the parsonage q sewing machines
IL not, call upon = few lailrs aHi gentlemen
OF the congregation Tell 'hc& v0ur plan
nnd ask them to help. IN tie congregation
30 names can with hrl'e difficulty hr secured
Send us the so aud we viii forward Ior one
year this paper 10 each % th' - subscribers.
whict will pay them rhr fuH r1!r, ol their
Subscriptions. Cai Ia UI~t.ai. srr tr,V max, u
pyCSGI', 10 aHJ yOsUH Uot ,"ug as.,sHac. ~ Il
beau Jai St0y-fcs 8o.ia, >cE'ay G,bIHc
How easily \ cliJ can bs tuTGel IA tlc
Masonic or Odd Fellows OF Temperance So
CiJly or il the GcUng, l. there not depend
Iug upsn your society some poor widow To-
whom a sewing machine woHiI hr iar years
10 come blr,sirgl Pas the subscription
paper. IGiUy prrsUns subscribing tor tllls
Junrna AZ - 90 each, WiII secure for them
selves, wiih1utauy extra d~1r-". the paper
for one year ana a most vdluablr pTr,cu, fof
some needy iamil,. Tax T.. T2:ESDs. Dos T
WAIT BEGIN TUE WORK ~ OggE Send H.
word that you have uuderItiru the formation
Of such club
Remember. the m1rhiue, are warranted to
De pc,jtcHy "cr tatss. uaYror,d, and Ia Pofcr
Orfr.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28

Professor Julius H. Scclyc (Ind.
Rep) of Massachusetts. has been
wrestling with the Indian puzzle since
hr enlr:el. Congress, and positively
asserts as the result of bis iuvrstiga.
ton that each ln'iial under the care
of the Government costs not less than
$1,000 per anuum, and each Indian
killed by the Government costs ST.
coo 900. The Professor !, undouh,-
cdiy right, and it would therefore be
cheaper TIA krcp Crook and Sheridan
from entering upon their proposed
>p.ing campaign against the Sioux.
Ii the IudiaGS are - be killed, let
them be killed bv the Black iillIs
miuers, for it would be far less eXpen-
sive to dispose Of them in that way
than for the Government undertake
, the slaughter t'our,et-.to"rr7A
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28

Some rascally Washington cofrc--
pondrnt recently started the report
that Stuart, the new postmaster Of
Congress. on .amoyiug a onc-armcd
Union soldier from Office, said TO him
"Lust your arm, eh its a d--d
pily it wasn't your bead" 1t turn,
out that it is pity, dashed or other,
wise. though hardly otherwise. that il
wasn't the bead Of the fellow who
started the story-Courier-Jour0ai.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28
CuARLrs II. NoRRIsoN, WILLIAM " FhRNG
MORRISON g. FARMER.
4 I UIN ' ]. : : 7 I.i W
Monroe, louisiana

Monroe, Louisiana
VIII personally attend the terms OF
the Dis;ric, Court at Rayville, Rich
land Parish, Winn,borough, Franklin
Parish, and Bastrop, MOrehouse Par
i4h. Special contracts can be made
with them 10 attend to succession
cases in the Parish Courts. They
will take claims for collection III any
parish in Louisiana, with the privi-
lcgc Of managing same in connection
with resident attorneys, and Will at
tend to business in the State and Uni
ted States Land Offers.
They also practice al the Supreme
Court Of Louisiana and in the | lnilcd
States. ian. /, lSIG.-ly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28
wANSinE WARNINGS.

Don't !cr tie treasures Cl tbs wUri. hazard
your pIo- ject, Tor the nrAt
Don't disregard the rig!'- Of Other, IA ,ryius
10 exercise. what seems to bc your onu.
Don't get IruIc promises Un the market
than 90 current.
Don't preach charity anJ leave somebody
else to prrc'Icc II.
Don't think il Condcscenson 10 speak pleas
aurly TO that form beneath those ra,tcred gar
ments They may, pcr'haEce, cover form
as cumely, and 4 hear, as honest, as Jour own,
inro which might be reflected Iay Of suu-
shine by even pleasant took
Don't retard the pru&Trs, oi o;hcEs because
you fail To keep pace with 'lrn.
Don't dwell too much upon the greatness
OF your ancestors lest your hearers ihiuk the
stock has sadly dcgrueraIcd.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28

Detroit Free Press Old King Dahomy
who was hcke' 10y the British four or tive
years ago, now ache. for another row. He's
invented a new eolt oi war.cluh. auJ wants
practice Ml:l H.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28
= 60 o

Josh Billings observes "Sekrcts
are poor property emmy how if VI
circulate them VI loze them and If VI
keep them yu iozc the interest Oh the
iuyC.tuclt."
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28
' 90 /.
IDcuO.t Free Pre-.
Classified CrU,iiT's.
FINDINGS.

iina TIE golden raj" bcau'lt,. !" t'harry
and dc-irlbic in pIact'cc. b.t cr' .u,''. l'ss"'
most men uouuas ahuU every day h">!..'--
ind some pub.c srcd.c,a VIZ" CONSUME
much time IN leilins what ih-y A's"w. h,lr
wuuld consume much uure lame we're lAry
al !e 10 tel what they DO not k"uv.
:ini many men VITO want part OF the
ho..ur Uf killing the bear. bat ,rualn prrchrd
uip uu Iu- IIfrIs niH.l the Ii lit Is "vc'.
lir.j lt!rurss may eve rest to the weary,
bul tot food TO the huu,cy.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28
FRED. G. HUDSON,
Attorney at Law,
ESayV;;Ec, Louisiana.

Special .,r'entipn given To collections IN the
Parish uf kichland VIII prartice ~ 'he
Parish and District Cuurts Of kIchiaud Parish
and ,n the Supreme CoUr: a, Monroe.
Nov ember 3Tih. lS7J.-Gus.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28
DOUBTS

don't believe mems opinions have much
TO do with the changes in the " Weather.
| Gout believe every ntan who eats bread
does II bv the sweat of the face, unless I"atIng
on the coGncrs requires more CxcrtIOn than II
seems -.
don believe an olicial position always a
youcber for honesty. MAJ. NCBUNGLE.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28
z ITIUs. y = ~ II
COB 3 & G. y n 3 Y
ALTO E.lss,

VII, practice ii aiI ia" sat" Counts a.
Nufh Lou.-,,lrt. ari u the Frorra' Courts
IN Nv Orleans. Jan. -, IH1t.-.y.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28
Il rouD. J.HARyEY BRIGHAM. DAVID TOu
TODD g. BRIGHAM,
ATTORNEYS At LAW,
Bastrop, Louisiana,

Practice in the courts Of the parishes OF
Norchoasr, Ouachita and Richland, and III
the Supreme Court al Monroe, La.
January 1T, lST6.-ly
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28
1 Terrible Fall in the f'nr:ncst
West.

| rom lLt s''''. = 3 z i.H..'.
Mrs. Phelps, Wife Of j ohm ). rneips,
rX-Wrmbct Of Congress from Missouri,
who had taken passage Oh The City of
"aaama, met with bad accident on
board that ship last evening. Her
s;a;croOm was directly opposite the
cabir Aatchwav. \ few minulcs
before she passed over it and entered
hcr room While there the hatch was
opened, and when she cane ou:, not
nUticiDg il, she stepped oil and iclI
below. She fell through three hatch
Uays--a distance ot twenty feet. 1t
iurHiIy happened tLat The cargo upon
which she struck was e a soft
7prinEy character, aAd bounced her
back several feet III the air, instead Of
ina-hug her into al u.rccoc cniLa Ole
,nnSS, IL it would have done had it
nuva coal or ) s,mt,hiar else. She
Wa> taken out at once, aud conveyed
10 the residence DI Il. \. Kelly. whcre
she is receiving the hes: attention Of
friends aud The medical fraternity
Her right arm is broken iuto u hun
Lrcd OF more pieces, -o:hc Of which
protudcd through the flesh, aud some
were 80 small a. 10 be removed more
by feeling Than Ly sight. 1t is as
bad ID case Of shattered bone as could
occur. Dr. Miuor, relative by mar
riage Of the lady, game ~ from Port
Townsend last night, and added his
professional skill to iha, OF the attend
ing physicians. ADAPTATION has not
yet been fully de;c mined upon, but
it is more than likely That that will be
the result. She was on bcr way
home to Springfield, Mo, at the time
Of her accident.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28
Dr. d. r. fhrr'r'
PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON.

Eayyillc, IA.
Where viii always be .ound when not pro,
t,.s,ioua,ly engaged. Orders ieii on my slate
will receive prompt attention.
Thankful ;ur the liberal patronage hereto
f,rc extended 20 me, | will continue to rrac
rcc my praits- ION in ali Its branches Special
attention given 10 chronic diseases.
Judy ), Go2S-ly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-02-28
pnEAYESS HOUSE,
VicksburG, Miss.
L. c. McMACKIN q CO, Proprs.

VlN!IE Announcements that this favorite Ho
tel of the Hill Cir is >ril under The
management Of the old and popular Ern OF
L. e. NcNackin & Co. is a sufficient guaran-
tee TO their old customers; aud stranger
guests are assured that they will receive ev-
cry attention they could desire from courteous
proprietors, e'Icient clerks and a,entiyc wait
erS
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MONEY, STOCKS, ETC.
Ryw YcuH Tarua

INV JduudTy o
Money is loaned at 7per cent. and Z per cent.
gold, ana l-64 per cent, closing at per cent.
gold, bid.
Prime mercantile paper eggs per cent.
Custom receipts, S3S4, 600.
Assistant treasurer disbursed 81 ,2Sl 900.
Clearngs. S27,tO0.00
S'erling Exchange is quoted at "a S41< for 90
days and 81 So for sight.
Gold was steady early in the day at ll235s 9ll3,
but subsequently declined to ll254, at which the
closing sales were made.
hates paid for carrying were 3, 4, 80 8, 6,
and l-S2 per cent.
Governments firm and in good demand.
Railroad bonds active and firm.
State securities quiet.
Stocks are dull, weak and generally lower.
Rock Island Is exceptionally firm. The market
Is without any special feature.
Transactions on Stock Exchange So
eco shares, of which H.O00 were Pacific Mail,
1900 Western Union and 5000 Lake shore.
GOVERNMENT sEOURITIKs.
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Office

Is hereby siven to the citizens OF the
9th Wand, In the city of Indiana polls, Center
Township, Marion county. Indiana, that I, A.
w. Hanson, male inhabitsbt OF said Ward,
over the age OF twenty-one years, W ii apply to
the Board of County Commissioners OF said
county, at their next meeting, for License TO
Sell, for one year, spurious, Ninous and malt
liquors. in a less quantity than quart at a
time, with the privf ege of allowing the same 10
be drank on my pr. misses.
The precise location Of the premises whereon
dfsiie TO sell said liquors, is described as fol-
lows: Lot No. 2, east part square six y six and
known as No. 10 West Pearl street, In the city OF
ln.ianapolis, Center Township, Marion county,
(SIgned) A. HANSON. !
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REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKET.
TUESDAY EvFNING, Janua

TUESDAY EVENING, January 4.
The scene on Change pTe.ented rather dull
aspect. Not ma was done. Buyers and sell
lers were mutua ly shy OF each other and dis
posed TO wrsnge about trihing points rather
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Executor Sale of Personal
PPOperLY.

Notice is hereby given that on THURSDAY, the
9th day OF January, 1875, The Undersigned
Executor OF the estate OF janis ). Aihon, late
of Marion county. state OF lnoiana, deceased,
will sell at pu Olic auction, the sonal property
of ssid James <. AIho deceased, cons sting of
Office Furniture, Surgical Instruments, Medical
Books, Horse, Buggy, Household Furniture, to-
geiher with vario other articles TOO tedious to
mention.
credit of six months will be given on all
sums over three dollars, the So me being secured
by mole with approved 81 curily, payable with
out any relief from valuation or appraise-
ment laws, with interest. Sale will take
place at the late office of deceased at
10 o'clock A. M, of said day of Office furniture,
ETC., No. az Kentucky avenue, city of Indian
property will take place at the late residence Of
said deceased. No. 52e North Meridian street in
said city, townsnipC Of Center in said Marion
county. between the hours of O'Clock p. N.
ard o'c ock p. N. and be continued from day
10 day thereafter until ali is sold.
=. NJ. LORD. Executor.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-CATTLE- Receipts $50;
the market is quiet and shade easier for the
lower grades: sa es we've made of cows and Texas
steers at 81 7592 e73S smooth native steers 81 50
90 head.
HoGs-Receipts for the past three days 5000
culls and scallawaes sod at SIS 1896 90: mixed
packers Sc 65d7 60; light and choice bacon hogs
81 l0G7 Is; Boston grades 81 ORGY 20; shipments,
1000 head.
SBEEP-Receipts 1850 head; the market is
active and firm; common TO choice sold at So %
as so,