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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18
Weather for November.

The editor Of the A-hviIlc Ala J
.EgiS, who is Il considerable scirut;-'
Is engaged in the investigation and
demonstration of a new theory rela-
tive to the influences which control
The changes Of weather. and has for
some months been basing weather
predictions upon calculo,ious deducrd
therefrom. which we have found to
6e generally correct. His prognos;i.
cation for November are as follow:
Cold about l2-l4 Snow storm
north and weSt-probab!y extendiu:
TO the gulf Heavy s'Orms. ruut!uu-
ing for several days along the Atiai..
tic and gulf coasts. Heavy fall If
rain due here and west Of this the
ls-2OIh, with probability of ext,n-
slve range o: foods.
The dates are only intended to give
the interval when tie cold weather is
expected. The duration of the cold
aud warm intervals is, rs we've re-
peatedly said, hot untrequenily u
several days conlinuaace. and as the
sun approaches the winter sol,iirr.
the cool intervals SO nclmcs rul. inin
each other The present spell indi.
Gales son cthins nl The kind. in which
case We may expect to hear OF heavy
duWnia!s Uf savw north aud west.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18
The Presidential Election.

New York Sun. Nov. lOih: The majority
cans upon TIE notion that the votes of all the
States not certainly known to br for Mr.. Til
den Oh "Wednesday, were positively sure for
] Mr.. Hayes. They did not dispute thai if any
one Of the States of Louisiana Florida, Coles
RADIO, Oregon or California, was found TO be
on the Democ attic side when the authentic
returns from them were received, Mr.. Tiidcn
would be The President elect. But they pre-
tended 10 believe that II wonld turn out HAT
Tikieu would thus he prevented from getiln.
the single vote which he needed, and tia I
Mr. Hayes would thus get the majority of
ono required tor his sucre>s. IL was de.
peraIe claim that they pat forward, bu, not
even Temporary advantage couId be gained
by any claim of les. inclusive character
The States now in dispute, and upon which
the election will DC decided. are louisiana
and Florida Our dispatches, containing tho
la,e,, returns from these States show tha,
both of them have voted for MIR Tlld-u tina,
is TO say, that a meJpriiy OF the votes east in
each of these States have been east for the
TilIen electoral ticSet. Ii is therefore GER
tain. as the vote of either one OF them is all
that is necessary for the result, tina, Mr.. Ill
den has been elected President But vet
there are apprehenSions in both of them thai
such swinlle may be attempted over the
return. as TO encourage the Republicans 10
keep up dorbt, aud even to continue tue
pretence Of success. The returns in LOui>-
ana are under the manipulation of the inia-
nous Returning Board. hlch is prepared TO
resort TO any fraud whatever in the interest Of
Granrisn; and the returns Of Florida are ia
no less danger from the agents of the Admin
Istra,ion. There is no doubt that Chandler
and his gang are ready 10 perperate any out.
rage at tins crisis but there is a limit, which
has already becu reached, TO their cheatcry,
bribery, AMI corruption.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18
Reckless Extravaganza.

Ii is n notorious fact well known abroad
that the la,iies Of our city dress with NOR.
reckless extravasance ,liaa any other city IA
the country. But it isn't generally known ,,a,
the mothers and fathers Of these reck,
les>Iy dressed fairies have harder work
TO buy coal for winter and keep the wolf from
the door than any other city in the country.
Extravagance in dress keeps many man
poor some women don't seem 10 know whar
economy is. In fact they cont seem To rar@
what it is. They don't intend that their
neighbor shall ontshine them ia the shallow
pale oi society. Dress they will. dress they u
have. let the consequences be what they
may they wil 60 hungry, die poor, bn,
while they live they'll dress to outdrcss one
smother. -LosieuS'. Cou-;cr. y,-,u4l
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18
The Glory Of Farming.

The glory Of the farmer i, tha, IN Tie h,yi..
non "i iabpr>. 1t 's his part I" create All trade
rests a: last on his primitive activity. He
stands 'ose Ia uatnTe; he obtains from tl,.
earth The bread and the meat. The food
winch was hot br causes to b. The first
farm"r was the first man, and all his,or,,
n"biiliy rests ON tie Possession and use of
land. Men do not like hard work but every
man ha> an exceptional respect for tllaue,
ani freIng thar Tins is the original calling
al MS race that lie himself is only excused
if"'h II 10y circumstances which made lin,
delegate II for a time To other hands Ii he
has moi some sS'!l which recommends him 10
the farmer, some product Tor winch the farm
er VIII give huD corn. he must lnset II return
INTO hi> due place among the planters. And
the profession has IN all eyes it, ancient charms
"a s'anding nearest to God, the frs, causc.-
Emerson
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18
ASSASSINS APPRtHEN DED.
RumOred Arrest Of the Muir.
derers Of ThOs. e.. West.

Several gentlemen from WoodviIe. Miss.
who arrived last night via Bayou sara, on the
4 Gov. Allen, says the Picayune of the ltli,
report that three negroes were arrested in
W est FrIciana. charged with the assa>siua-
frion of Capt Thos. L. West the candidate on
the Democratic ticket for Sheriff. IL i, SAID
hat these regroes confessed that they were
nstigated to commit the deed by r L Weber,
Radical candidate for Senator The gentle
men stated that f.. l.. Weber was fortified in
iis house. in Bayou Sara, wIh a garrison Of
bout eighty negroes, but that the troops
|vould AID, ii necessary, in eiicciing ms ar
Test
Thos. {. West was sssas>iuatch ou las;
Saturday nlsl:f, at what is called the ">iar
Hill plantation. in lower West Frlicidna
de was on his way with a parry, composed
bf the members OF his club, Ia attend Demo
cratic procession, and was shot by parties
who lay in ambush. He expired the day
before the election. Capr. West was. at the
time of his death, in the PRIME OF life aud
the head Of quite large family.
He wa> MAN Ot most c>rimabIe qualities,
ad nircd and respected 10y Almost every
member OF the community He was rype
|of the true Southern man, brave to a fault,
generous and ho>ptabIe, courteous To ali. a
nrm friend aud maguanlrrOus enemy. Tue
la,'arily murder Of thus gallant man excited
eInost beyond endurance the oppressed and
long suffering whites, but their just desire for
vengeance against the perpetrators OF tins
FOUL crime was resrr; ned, aud the electl"n
passed of quietly aud eaceablv. The vote
was the largest ever polled in the parish, and
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18

TDetroit Free Press

The floating Island con,inu-s To attract
mariners who pass 1t IN crossing Lake 81.
Clair, and also from the residents Of this city,
large numbers of whom have taken passage e
in one of the Star line steamers for rhe ex>
press purpose of viewing the phenomenon.
The land remains intact, with the exception
of one section abont 80 feet square. which
follows after the main body as it floats with
the current; driven bv the wind. Yes
terday II was reported that 1t had been
shifted by the wini 10 within five mile. OF
the canal, and short distance ont Of the
route of passing vessels Masters OF vessels
who have not been informed in regard to the
island on viewing il for the first time, mistake
1t for the mainland. and are. mo,neu,aTiy y
startled al their supposed va,ian'e from the
proper course. The American flag was
placed o. the island las, Sunday by Emory
W.nde II, and bss been named Jewell. Is
land.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18
Four Ministers Shot BY
Mistake.

Little Rock Gazette: 4 few day. since we
published a statement that four ministers had
been shot and probably killed, in Pope county.
having been mistaken for Deputy United
States MarshaI Kline and posse. Deputy
MarsiaI Kline and his posse have several
tunes made trips into the interior of Pop.
county. and, in the vicinity of Douglass Store.
Pilot Rock township, captured a number OF
illicit whisky di>tiIlers In all about twenty.
five men, As prisoners and witnesses, have
been brought to the city. There have been
We believe, half dozen convictions. and the
men, with one exception, are now IN the
p"ni,enrary. The re.idents in the section
where the murder wa, committed had con.
ccved deadly hatred tor Kline, and deter
mined to to take his lie on sight Seeing
four men travelling on horseback, and 1eliev-
ing them to be the officials, they sought the
brush and turned loose their weapons. How
dreadiuIly msaksuuui1DYsSs The men
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18
The Drunkard's will.

! leave to society ruined cha-uc-
ter. wretched example and a memv-
~ thst will soon rot.
leave to MY parents. during the
rest ef their lives, as much sorrow as
humanity in a decrepit and feeble
state can sustain.
l leave to my broth,rs and sisters
as much modification and injury as
could conveniently bring upon them.
| leave to nv wiz broken heart.
lifo of wretchedness and shame. to
weep over me and IVY premature
death.
! give and bequea,h to each of my
children poverty, ignorance. a low
character, and the remembrance that
their father was Q monster.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18

The New Orleans Democrat Of the / lth
says: The following list shows the respective
gains OF the two parties Throughout, the >tGte.
IL shows exactiy how the canvass has been
conducted, where euer2etcally and where
alphabetically. The city amd Red river, La
furche and Attakapas countries all show
large Radical gains From the mouth OF the
Mississippi river TO the Arsa .sss line, on the
other hand, there is one continuous bemo-
cratic victory Il is not confined TO Feliciana
aud Baton Rouge; our gains are equally a,
great in Carroll and Concordia. Tie Florida
parishes also all showed small Democratic
gains, Whine North Louisiana from the Mis-
sI>sippI 10 Caddo, went almost unanimously
Democratic, as We prophes:ed
Thirty parishes and three wards show
Democratic gains; seventeen parishes aud
fourteen wards show Radical gains. The
other parishes reuIan either the same or acs
curate figures have not yet been received
sufficien: 10 determine exactly the result.
The Democrauc gains are In Ascension
24i, Fast Baton Rouge 1913, Wes, Baton
Rouge II, Carroll llS7, Catalonia 40, Clsi.
borne AS, Concofdia 675, East Feciana
-5Si, West Felciana 1924, Franklin 533.
Grant Is6, Lincoln 357. Morchouse 800.
Ouach,ta 2CO2. Red River 81, Richland AZ, ,
Sabine 81, St Bernard /. 81. Chanes II, ST.
John 81. ST. Helena 23, ST. Mary 1876, II
Tamnany s3, Iaugipahoa 2l, Union 500.
Vrrmihon 1871, Vernon Is, Washington 48,
Wmu SS; Orleans. 9th ward l5i, 18th ward
90, l7th ward 10. Total Democratic gains
li.jfl.
The Radical gains are H. Assumption Il :,
Bo>sier 9lO, B,enyill- IS, Cahdo 1882, CaIcas
sieu 7, DeSo'o !f9l, iberia 81. Jarkson ,,
Lafayette 4, Lalourche l35, Madison iS6,
Na;chitoches l9s, Rapides 5l2. ST. Martin
357, rcnsas l2S. Terrebonne 276, Webster
60, Orleans, lsr ward 20, End ward ld6,
3rd ward 692. Ith ward 1858, Sd, ward III,
9Th ward 9S, 7ih 237. nih ward l63, 9ih ward
SO, 10Th ward 2l3, llth ward 10, 18th ward
IS, 18th ward S5. 18th ward l6 Total par
ish of Orleans 259i.
Grand total of Radical gains SO3i.
Nei Democratic gains to date 65D1.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18

The incendiary fend seems TO hs
abroad over in Madison parish an,'
our neichbcrs greatly in need of
hcnpen cords or somebody 10 use
them The Journal OF the 18th ;ns,.
says:
The store Of Mr. Reichman, near
TalluiaE. was burned about one week
ago. The fire IL .aid TO he the work
Of an incendiary. and there Wa, nn
insurance on the building or its coz
tents -. The steam gin Of the Mcssr,.
Gilpln. near Richmond, was burned
last Tuesday night. /, is supposed
that the gin was fired by some mal;.
cious person. We understand there
was some insurance on tic bulldog
and machinery.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18
The Boy and the Hot Chest.
t.. nuts.

4 smal! urchin jus, large enough TO wear
pants. aud probably siih h,s first pants n
with packets, stepped up to a stree, stand aud
purchased five cents worth OF hot roasted
ehestnnrs. Tne chestnut vender, plying his
tender years, assisted hi customer to empty
the measure iilio his little pocket Soon the
nuts began I" feel warm-tiey became un-
cointnnabIe-rhey burned, and the little feI-
low could stand it no longer, aud CONNIE need
10 dance up AMI down with pam. The chest.
nnt vender iried to extract the nnts. bn, his
hand was too large TO gel into the pockets.
The cries and antics of the sufferer increased
The lialisn brcame excited and. with com.
mendable ingenni'y seized hum by The heels
and shook L.nh, heao down, unit! the chest
nuts rolled on the sidewalk Wrh tears of
roy the boy went in s"a!:h VI his mother
R"6.pr Republican,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18
Terrible, Fatal Results of q False
Alarm.

a false alarm of FIRE created psnic
in the Chinese lLeater, Jackson street.
San Francisco, Oh the hight of October
Both. The building was crowded
A rush was made tor the single mean
Of exit. Many we're trampled dowa
in 'he confusion. The police dragged
out twenty dead aud abont the same
number Of wounded. The Cbiness
refused to render any Assistance, .nd
the performers continued playing -.
til stopped BY the police
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18
Used to that Sort Of ANU.
milton.

|'ys the Territorial Enterprise 4 miner,
b a revolver IN each 6oot-ley, aud a gallon
aiiiorna whi>key under hI, bat. wa
lying in the street, of Deadwood City IN
Black Hills, when suddenly stranger
bened 10 brush egainst him Oui caue
pistol from the right boot. and ~ went
fright arm with flourish. Nov, look
Everybody in this yer guIch Io"k At me
crawl! I'm Wild Cat Tip from Bear
h. Git on, here, half dozen oi yer.
form line of battle, cause | caui hold
! this yer hammer much longer: 80 ,ror
pat. Some one in the crowd cred Il
in the air and simultaneously a rotten
struck Tip between the eyes. I'm mnr-
IT, he yelled. dropping his revolver and
pg heavily tn the ground. la mon"ent
tme 10 himself, and, Strengthening up,
.ked Ihaiu,ively: Boys, let me see the
D(e OF that gun wha, shoots eggs
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18
keeI SlY,ep.

Every farmer shouti Keep sheep. wL.thcr
w%l Is high or low. They are the u,o,r
P''r'a''e s'r'k he can rare They will ear
ana h'r upon w"ai other stock " Ill not eat
unless i@f'ed '". They Will exf.rminare
weeds "hdtrsrpwth. etc, from the farm.
"h'le iii-' other stock VIII rot. With proper
care AMI management they viii about donbl.
thr'r Numbers yearly They afford tue meat
Tor The iarmer table. " IIh little Louhe. An
FARMERS should False more sheen AMI fever
worthless cur>. They will flint them NOR.
profitable -CORn,GnS RHr,I JTgrH
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18

We cxhonora,e the Democracy
from any completely in the ballo, box
stealing of Thursday night. 1t WAS
the work of few Republicans $50
ca!led) who have lived of the party
so long that they have come to be
lieve they have the right to rob the
people at will. Thank God, they
bave been defeated, and we will hear
no more Of them- Hudson Journal.
We are glad to see Republican
paper willing for once to exoncra,e
Democrats from any completely il In
outrage on The voter Ii is hopeful
sign Of reformation where we little
expected il; and j. much more honor
able than 10 have lied on the Demo
Gratis about it.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18
:. H. MoRRisoN, w. w. FARMEI
MORRISON & FARMER,

4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, MONROE. LA :,
IA Will personally attend the terms Of the
District Count at Rayvilr, Hichand Parish,
Winnsbornugh, franklin Parish and Bas,rop,
Morehouse Parish. Special contracts can be
made with them To attend to succession cas-. ;
in the Parish Courts. They will take claims
Tor collection in any Parish in Louisiana, with
tie privilege of managing same in connection
with resident attorneys, and will attend 10
business in The State and United Srat"s Land
Offices They also practice in the Supreme
Court of Louisiana ard in the United States
MonIoe Ia Jan. l. lS1f.-lv
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18
Examples of Industry.

The Ashville (Ala) Epis says ::
Mr.. Thomas Green. of this county,
cultivated and raised 500 bushels Of
corn this year without auy help, ex-
cept boy one month. Mr.. G. is in
his I'D year. Young men, hear this
in mind; fortune is yours if you will
only make the effort .Johnnv
Newton, Of this place, cultivated aud
raised this year twenty wagon loads
Of corn, averaging fifteen bushels 10
the load. Good for Johnny, who is
but y"ntb. Such an example of in.
dus,ry is worthy the emulation q:
our young men.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18
HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen
Furniture for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale lot of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consists
ing of beds'esd, mattresses, chairs. tables.
cook-siove and fixtures. table ware. etc etc,
and parties in need Of such things would do
well to call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere, as they can be bought rery cheap.
THOS. J. MNGHM.
Rayville, Ii June 10Th, 1876.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18
Harder Times

According to the last report of Dunn's Com
mercial Agency, which is standard authority
on such matters throughout the world, the
commercial failure. in the United State. from
January l., To October lst, 1873, are fifty per
cent greater in number, and twenty-five mil
liors OF dollars greater in amount OF liabilities
than from the Is, Of January to lst Of
October, 1875. The lumber of failures
tor nine months IN 1876 is seven hum
dred and ninety-mne. or 10 per cent
greater than for the whole twelve months
Of 1878. This exhibit is really appalling,
and is more significant because an increased
number Of failures show that the bankruptcy
is spreading among the smaller houses, and
into the rural districts and interior towns.
- go -
T.,e ronrare consists in ,ioinr ones duty
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18
w. r. fHIPPS,
La nd urvey yor,

THARGES FOR WORK, $40 per day and
" board. Parties in Rirhland and adjoin-
iu2 parishes will receive prompt attention by
addressing him through Editor OF BEACON
References: H. W. Drake. Waterproof and
Rev b. +. Alexander, Delhi, La
RayvIlle, la, April 10. l876.-3m
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18
LAMKIN { ECCLESTON,

Announce that they are adding daily to
their large stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
Liquors, Provisions, Bageing, Ties, Teas,
Coffee, Candles. etc, and are prepared 10
offer Inducements to
ALL CLASSES OF BUYERS.
Planters, city dealers, country merchants
house-keepers, and everybody are cordially
and respectfully invited to come and see
them before buying. They are determined
TO sell TO all wishing 10 buy,
LOW DOWN FOR CASH"
October :, 1876. #.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18

1t is expedient to have an acquaintance
with those who have looked into the world
who know men and understand business, and
can give you good intelligence and good ad-
vice " hen they are needed.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18
DR. D. r. rErriT'
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Rayville, La,

Where will always be found when not pro-
fessionaIly engaged. Orders left on my slate
will receive prompt attention.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to me, | will continue to prac
tlce my profession in all its branches Special
attention given to chronic diseases.
July 3, no2S-ly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18

Chicago rmes: No, an the pfo.tinss and
plunderng were enough TO sfifle tae voice Of
reform in Louisiana. The State has been
handsomely carried, which not only rids tha,
unfortunate people of the iniIaitous carpet
bag rule, but secures two ftrepresentatives in
the United States Senate, where they will be
very urgently needed. Pinchback aud Var
moth will be reiegated to their congenisl
haunts. and the State forever rid of the car>
rion brood sent by Gran, 10 waste :hc su5.
stance Of the people.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18
Strawberry Beds.

How shall treat my strawberry beds and
plant. is a question that comes 10 MS almost
every mail. Although this has been given
often still IT seems we must repeat. If your
beds have grown mp with weeds, 30 as to en-
danger the plants by pulling them up Use a
scythe and NOV them IF a close as possible
" ithout cutting of any OF the straw berry
leaves. II there are but few weeds il the
beds. clean them ont and keep OFT all runners
unless wanted TOR planting. From the first
Of Sepre nber, TO the ems! OF October, will do
to iransplant-bul the sooner the better. II
carefully set out nov, all runners that. may
start Out from growing. and carefully cover
" hen " inter sets in, very iair crop may be
expecred next season
When transplsntne Il the soil should be
any way dry, the epiaau sheuid b~ well water-
ed, and undiscovered for a lew days with n
little fine hay loosely shaksa,over them, sf,ss
which they will Iive.tsnkss cos(ipued dso6fll
occur-'hen, like everything else, they need
watering x ottsass RxreI World. ssyz Z
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18

True repentance is 70 cease from Sin.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18

from the side of tie mountain, DCnsIassville
being situated AT lis base. The ministers
inquired Why they were slo, dawn, aud we're
told they were mistaken for deputy marshaIs.
Gov. Garland and the officials OF Pope county
will spare no efforts TO bring the murderers
to JHsiicc.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18

No mao's religion ever su.rivcs lis
morale.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18
N r. WELLS ---.-...---..w n. POT
w ELLIS & POTTS,
Attorneys at Law,
Rayville, LOuisiamn.

Will practice in the Parish and District
Courts of Richland Parish and the Supreme
Coug at Monroe. Mar. 27.Is75-Iy
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18

FRED. G. HUDSON,
Attorney at Law,
Rayville. Louisiana.
Special attention given TO collections in the
Parish Of Rchlaud. Viii practice in the
Parish and District Courts Of RichIand Parish
aud IN the supreme Cour' Al Monroe
November 31th, iS-5.-6Ins.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-11-18

Tue courage consists in doing ones duty
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18
L..
RAINS GOING NORTH.
.Piattecilic .DicisiOn.
MAIL.

Trains GOING EAST.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
n
.'hs three-story bailding in Lot No. 3, Isgh
Stree .now occupied by Messrs. Dsylin & Prid.
eaox. terms easy. Apply 20
WILLIAM H. CrRRY.
Feb. AN ,S,e.-7n,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-18
TAKEN UP, uEIFERS.

ny tne Undersigned, on land owned by him, In
Sec. IL, Town 5, Range g. Iowa County. about
Sept. 10th, 1876: two yearing heifCrs, both
speckled red and white, and both having red
ears, no artificial marks. Have been about the
place more than a month. Owner will please
call, prove property. pay charges, and take then,
away. PETER LANDER
Dated Sept 2lst, 1876. -s9-lw