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New i0rk.Nun: TIE following interesting
questions are rit TO lis 10y Mr. +. e. Bruce of
Red Greek, Wayne county, \ Y:
! " here IL Samoa To what Government
does it rel0ng!
>. Vino was Strinber2ers Has he partners 4,
Samoa i name given to the NavlgarIr :
Islands, @ronp IN the South Pacific, about
$500 miles northeast Of Melbourne and
about 500 miles south of tie Sandwich j.
lands, with population of about "5."1D souls
all savag,s Of the South Sea oIder The
islands don't belong to anybody except the
savagcs. There i no real Government and
N'rinberger appears to have failed in hl, al
tempt To establish one.
StriubcrgcT l. an American adv.niurpr
He has been QuaTteruia>Ier m the army. o.
something Of that sorI, and a great cromy Of
Gen. Grant. lie !, an eminent poser ulayer.
and It i-aegcd hat lac once won 500 OF Giant
al that game. For this sum he still holds
Grant note, but it is outiawed Grant, how
ever appears to have done his best Tor Stem
berger by sending him to Samoa, aud ii he
has Failed there it Is not Grants fanit
Has he partners Yes, sir, aud some Of
them are very wicked indeed
For tue information OF the readers Of the
BEACON We viii state that, this ambitious man
conceived the idea Of providing these savages
with good u government, which meeting
with the presidents approval. he provided HIM
with an armed vessel and all necessary equip
ncnts and sent him out To assume the ,,,ten>
slhle position of prime minister 10 the Samoan
ling, bu, in reality TO assume absolute control
OF the government but in his zeal "a j dis
cip!e Of the modern school of American
craftsmanship, he rendered himself very
obnoxious To not only the simple savagcs OF
Samoa but 10 those " no were stationed among
those islands hy foreign Governments for the
protection Of their commerce and resident
subjects. Indeed. his cupidiry aud impu>
dcnce became so inroIerab9 that the king was
fam to remove his jealous minister and to
call upon tie representatives, of o;her authori-
lies TO assist him in getting rid of his chief
adyi,er.
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Voters! Ward No. 4!

There will he Il ward meeting at Alto on
the 2orh inst, at p. NJ, for The PURPOSE of
selecting delegates To the Parish Convention.
10 be he'd I'll RyvilIe ,n the 3rd of June
aud we, the undersigned, earnestly and re-
specially request all voters TO come out and
cooperate. Signed: Jr.o A iiemler, W. +.
Campbell, ID. Il. .arror VIM. L. Ivy. J. ".
Jones, Wade Hampton, +. p. Jones ard
Others. Alto. La, May S,h. 1876.
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IxDELLIBLE MAKING PArrR F,R MARX.

IyDELLIBLE MAEKIxG PArrR p MARX
ISG CLOTHING WITHOUT PREPARATION -
Direction Lay the !LdcliibIe Paper upon
the article to he markell, and place over ia
piece Of thin writing paper. upon which write
with common lead pencil, ct any smooth
point lfrhe marking is pressed with a ho,
tat-iron. or Otherwise heated for a few sec
Cni-, 1t can be washed Immediately with hot
water and soap a. usual. Warranted not To
fade or spread in the cloth A package sent,
postpaid, on receipt of 81 cents, two for ~
cents. Address B. ALEXANDER a, co
SIDE L. :. Agents Sih street opposite Cooper
Institute New York. Agents wasi,, 4, ~,.nd inr
trr:',. f."t-'' gt"'r ,h'- paper. sm
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Important TO Agriculturists.
The Bismarck Cabbage.

We have received from Europe. y limited
qua tiry fine Bismarck Cabbage Seed. which
produces solid beads of cabIJa.r. the siZ" ui
the mo ith of -four barrel aud larger Thc,,.
3 enormous cabbage, are raised with the most
ordinary cultivation, ~ any climate, AMI at
present prices. double the ordinary profit Is
realized from their production. la transplant
my from these seed. great care should lie
used Ia give sufficient space for growth. 4
package sent to any address, pos'paid. ON re-
ceiP, of Ill cents. Three packages. SI.up.
Eight packages S2.Ju. A sure cure for cab
Lage pests aud Fine Oil Chrome ,iz, by o
sent free with each packagr B ALENAN-
DER AGO. sole L. $ Agents S'h street oppo-
site CoUpers Institute, New York Please
quote this paper. Gm
VIC have now on hand a large assortment
Olleiter head aud 0re head paper, of variunS
sizes. and also a lot of bill head paper blank
cards Ac., aud those who desire work al tina,
kind we propose TO 10 it for New Orleans
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed in every
instance. We have now a new and varied
Stock OF type oi the latest STYLES, and are pre-
pared 10 execute small ,lIs a. neatly a. can
he done any where. In addition 10 the sup.
ply we have on hand, we have ordered some
large sized Roman, suitable fDr .,lanks uf
every description. which we propose to exc
cute with taste and nrainrss f.
ORGAN For SALE-Wc offer for sale aNu -
S27j Beatry's Golden Tongue ParInr Organ,
manufactured by Mr.. Daniel r. Beatty. Of
Washington. \. j., who advertise, ia oar
columns. The organs manugacfured 10y this
house are motel for their beautiful finish rich
deep tone, and great durability; have only
To be- seen and heard 10 tie appreciated. Call
nj this office If
Piano For SALE We offer f,r sale the
celebrated Waters Piano. 1hi, i. sail To- hc
an excellent instrument an1 any persons
DESTROYS o, purchasing one would find ii I"
their interest to call on rs before ordering. n,
this instrument is fully warranted 10 give
satisfaction. If
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WITH A COPY OF THIS
PAPER FOR ONE YEAR At TIE
PUBLISHERS rRlCEO THE BOOK
: 81 ONLY ADDED.
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Religious.

PaEsBYTEKIAH.-Rrv. ID. A. Campbell viii
preach regularly. al Alto on the II Sabbath
M each month al Union Church on Baskin
Ridge. in Franklin Pa. on the third Sab
bath; at Rayvie on the fourth Sabbath
Preaching in Rayvi!e every Wednesday
ni-u'.
Regular appointment for preaching Of the
Baptist Church ut Rayvilic j, the first Sunday
ia a.h month and Saturday night before
Rev. /. {. kelis Pastor.
The appointments of the RaVviilc Circuit
VI. J. CLunh South are a. follows Girard
the first Sunday in each month; Rayviilc the
second, Alto the ;hird, and Union he fourth
Jas. L. Wri@h', p {.
MasOnic..--Rr2uIarr communications Of
+. NcGure Lodge No. ~" tie Pad We'd
Ees'lay IN each month.
Temperance.-V.F.T.. RlrHLANp
tuIN'IL ~. -, meets ga the second and
fourth Tuesday nights If each month
Ii. ID. G.-RAYvILLE CorvcL Ne. -.
h"'ds ~ regular meetings on tie second
" "'u">'lays of each month.
Patrons Of Hu-bandry.-RAy-
VILE GRANGE. No. %, meets every second
am i"'h ISudg III cdcn tnputl, At ii
O ciuck. \. NJ
Marry GCrusc NJ. "a, meets "n Saturday,
h"ipie Ii" ~ and 5rl SUNDAY M each month
l. Mcdonald, Master, luo 4 Hrmlcr .Sccrv
Regular H"erings of RayVrle Ramona
Grange No. = are n. first Wednesdays in
January. Apni July and Ocr"brr, 1870.
REGULAR meetings of t'irari GraLgr NJ. 80
are held on the md and lIh Saturdays in
cal. mouth.
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Hog Products,

100 bh', Pork -. Louis Standard:
ipo rkree Fig Feet
M ha>, bib, and half bib,
- tIerrcs 5. {. Ham;
90 part ayes dry salt Meats;
% casks Bacon side. aud shoulders
80 package. Loaf Lard.
kegs, buckets, tcrce. and half bbl.
''rc'J. IANkIN Il EGGLFsrox.
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Local BrCVitics.

IlP water ! sill ra,.ir,II.,
River uc,y. vor,, ,,,-con,,o;,,,,
Bu.io,ss v.ry ,,,oo,,, ,.i la
Gua,s arc exceedingly auuoyiur.
ia ,,.,,.-- c.,,.-.,
1' ''N" "a
HSncni'uTaI matter on iGrr'h page.
r,., - .
p..,-......,.. ',
There is uo good in REFINING or rroalip,
lat TO lIie bread VI llic there's work 70 p,
kcmcub,.r ia,. war! mrcliu., nest S,rrr.
.ay
no,,l... ,,,- -, .r:...,... v.t..
,,..li,
Now San,Ln lies Ia f,,. ya.u, .r,.-,,,,,.
and sleeps.
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bouquet. are pa>-.rs around whiI,. h,. i, busy
setting type, AID lunu OF them finding their
wal into tia, olIIrc.
III. u,cpy G,,r1. or p.v 7 T. Kill,
,v;Il IL. ,,l.,.ol ., l,.,r,, ;,,,,.r,,,.,
in health and ,Iar Ii. sct,,.I,, Fo.t.v,gl,. :.
in q, a,ur,.,,i,., c,,,l;,;,,
e.
...,,.
ing uJ"n he uncertainty @: ~, IA T.reraI!ous
means Of obtaining a living.
Ernen,ls.r. the. pl,c. /, huy auv,l,uy II,
HE sewing machine, sew ing machine attach.
'''c"'' Ti' VI "'eH'e i,'e, i ~ We sewing Wa
u" not leave al! thing undonc HAT can Ice
done "hhe TIE water u on Tue sr''nnd, TO be
nnirirnns "hh your work after II goes down,
hn' have everything 20 arranged that there
VIII 'e 10 '"'''f"iH"n.
The rains Of la, Sainlay aud sunday
appear Ia have been general North ard South
and 10 Eay" been accompanied ia tie North.
west, 10y q terrific tornado which did an i'm
uen>e a'4"uui "f damage, particularly III
ii!inoi, anu Kansas.
E,,,.. ..,.r ,.,,,,II J,,cr,,,or NJ.
: Sp.upj.r or yi,k .r,uo up.I.r,coL N ki,at.
a fire las, Saturday law r,uripu coal 81, q, !,
and or coursc Tho "a, .vn,oJe1 and b,,rraJ
her Mr. and Mrs. Spen-Ier ouJ opo,l,ar
dnnrhrcr very severely.
The os;raci.m Y their race 81 culo,cd VI H.
n,s-es against negro thieyc, i an evil riar
.,,ou,l ho .orre-,oa 100 conn. o,.,o. 1r,,,;
exits to such an extent that il /, almost inn
possible To- get them to testify acai,:-, each
char ~, o,,, ,.,, Ian
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"SE ring Goods by Express.
Pine lIne o piece good
"i'rnt a>sIin'Tr SUIT:
"t'"nis Diagonal Goats aud Nr.'.;'
--latest STYLE Hats
New styles Scarf arl T,cs.
GEO { kRESS & co
NrcS-burs, Ms.
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THE RICHLANO BEACON,

HOWELL Il tHEsvlS. ~. I.umi, No. are
""' authorized Agent. To contract for advcr.
Islng for the BEhCoS
:. VI PETTINGiLL * Co. 81 Park Row
corner Bcckman street. New York, are our
auiI"rIzrn agents tor y. \.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-13
MONROE HOUSE,
On Jackson Street,
Monroe, IOuisinnn

4 FIRST CLASS boarding house in III.
"A central u,l"n Of The CRY, Is open 'o tbs
p"bnc AZ The most reasonable RATES by the
lay, week ur mouth
Feb q, ls75-Iyl d Z TROU,DALE.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-13

sewing Machine Nrc,Ii--. :jnr ncr dozen
~ J. T.. X = y hens, Monroe. r"y3"-li
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Anything,


1 Ii GRADES LOUISIANA SUGARS,
"A All Grade. Louisiana Mola-se-. Crushed
and Powdered Sugars. constantly on hand. AT
March Eff LlNKrS 4 EGGLrsros's
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2SD H.Irs irnI--7U acre. IN good ,taie Of
cultivation with good ruiufprIahl. houses
will be Sold Gie1p for Ca,k or rwn-,hird.
Cash, WIN m"rfgag" retained ior balance
There - sl.' Dn the place llorsc, and Timing
implements, an! tw" good vokcs Of u.cn--
further particular. apply To- y. J. Os,oen,
IL tn piarc,pr to why r. Nnagian, Ray
vile La ny 22YC
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BEATTY PIANO
GRAND SQUARE AND TrSfGIT

GRAND SQUARE MD TTHfGHT.
til: splendid Faro r"r, c,ni,ancs every
improvement H tone y ih Power and great
durabI!try, and ht> received the ungua flri
en''"rscin"n', "i '!,c !ri,l rSr musical auihorI
ties iUr IiS marvel ~, .Nrrarrdiuary rirhncss
at tone. having No >IIERlOR ~ THC
WORLD. Large siZc :! O',a,cs Oycrstrung
Bass, Full Iron frlnnr, Frcmh Grlnd Action,
Fret Deck, Cared IcIa., >"hi R"s,wooi
M""ldIng., Ivory Key Front, capped Ham.
mcrs, Grade Treble, g.. L,hral discount,
to the trade Agent, waurrd-- male or ,ernalr.
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DANIEL. r. BEATTY. Wash
ing;On, Now jersey. "
TONSI'NPTE0N (IRED,

Van" '' ihE !. r''ifed from active prsc.
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Apparel and merchandise, by applying To J.
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M"ors Business University. Atlanta. ga.
The only Actual Business : h"ol M ne Suu'L
Send for Catalogue w.
, 1876-09-23
Ten Rules fer Farm ers.

/. Take good papers and read them.
2. Keep an account of farm opera
tions.
3. Do not leave implements scatter
ed over the farm exposed to snow, rain
and heat.
4. Repair tools and buildings at
proper time, and do not suffer subse-
quent three fold expenditure of time
and money.
5. Use your money judicially, and
do not attend auction sales to pur-
chase all kinds of trumpery because it
is cheap
6 See that fences are we'll repaired,
and cattle not grazing il the meadows,
grain selds or orchards.
I. DO not refuse correct expert
ments, in small way, of many new
things.
S. Plant fruit trees well, care for
them, and get good crops.
8. Practice economy by giving stock
shelter during the Winter, also good
food, taking ont al that is unsolnd,
half rotten or mOuldy.
10 Do no; keep tribes of dogs and
cats around she premises, who eat
more in a month than they are worth
in their lifetime.
, 1876-09-23

The WAY To BECOME RICH Pay
cash for everything you buy at the
time Of purchase. If this rule was
adopted, everybody would live well,
live happy and prosper. Everybody
wishes TO buy cheap and sell high.
Nothing can please man more than
getting a good round price for what
he has to sell, But supplies and de>
mand rue these things. The credit
system does more i'll keeping prices
high than any one thing save supply.
To start out, the man that bnys OF the
producer for cash, can buy lower than
if he buys on credit. Then the
merchant buys of the importer for
cash. and saves another item of cost.
Next the retail, from the retailer.
from the wholesaler, buys for cash,
and another item is saved. The goods
are retaiied TO the people at large. and
the man who sells bis time can sell at
ten per cent. less for cash than he
could on credit Pay cash and you VII!
be independent Pay cash and rave
cash. Pay cash and you will not be
compelled to pay high tariffs TO paw
other people. Pay cash and you can
buy bargains. Pay cash and you can
hold up your head and look tie world
of mankind full in the face. Pay cash
aud you will grow rich.
, 1876-09-23
Application to Sell Real Estate.

IN tte Probate Court Of Wdld TGaa County, Wasl-
iayf0R Territory.
IH The Mater Of the Estate Of DAVID WESTON,
DECEASED
H1TATION--It appearing 20 the Court by the De-
= titiOn presented tni filed IN this Court by p
BENTLEY, the Administrator Of the Estate Of
DAVID WESTON. deceased, praying for an order
70 sell real estate that It IS Necessary 10 sell two cr
tam los and houses thereon stu tied IN the city of
Nalla Walla, belonging 10 sad Estate to pay the
debts sustaining against deceased, and the debts
expenses and c;arges II Administration It : or
aerel 10y the Court, that SATURDAY. the 18th day
October, A D., 1876, being day Of the adjourned
term OF the regular July term, 1876 of this Court
Ii O'Clock IN tie forenoon Of said day, at the Court
Room OF said Probate Court, in tie Court House. in
the said city and county of Walla Walla be and the
same l. hereby appointed the bearing OF said pet
ton and that all persons interested IN the SAID E
tate appear before the Probate Court on that day
and hour. 70 show cause, If any there be, why an
order should be granted TO ;he said Admni@tra-
tor IN il petition prayed for And that service
Of th citation BE- made all persons interested by
publication of this order for four successive weeks n
the Walia Walia SFsTEsMAN, a weekly ueyslapar
printed ani published In said city and county
Dated Nalla Walk, September 5, 1876
z. GUICHARD,
4-iw Probate Judge.
, 1876-09-23

THE MEpICIxE OF SUNsHIyE.-The
world wants more sunshine in It's dis.
position. in lis business, in It's charities
and in It's theology. For ten thousand
OF the aches and pains and irritstl0ns
OF men and women, We recoRmeud
sunshine. It's soo;hes better than
morphine. 1t stimulates better than
champagne. Ii is the best plaster for
a wound. The good Samaritan pour
ed out into the fallen travellers cash
more of this than of oil. Florence
Nightingale used it on The Crimean
baltIetields. Take it into all the aIleys.
on board all the ships, by all the sick
beds. II is good for spleen, Tor liver
complaint, for neural gia, for rheu.
ma,ism, for falling for;uI es, for mel
ancholy. We suspect that Heaven il
self is only more SUNSHINE.
, 1876-09-23

= MAN tells great lie and saves his char
ae'er by it. No wonder it weighs on his
conscience ever after. And yet, perhaps, he
hrS told countless lies both before and since,
tola them cut of mere eareles-ness, or from
petty sPifes or for small advantages. and ut
terly forgotten them. Nov, which of these
l. iooked at by the judge as the great Offend
err Is The one lie he repents OF the most
wicked. or ara those that with small temp
tarion he flung about daily. and 81 made that
one uasble lie easy ?-JecR Iuqeiot5.