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SheriTs Sale.

10y virtue of "A special execution to me Ill
Drecte,i by che Cleik of the Circuit, Court OF
Alexander county in the state of Illinois, IN
favor of j W Wootcn. and against Z. j. JEFF
ferries will sell the following described prop
,riy in The First Addition 10 the city oi CAIRO,
co,iniy OF Alexander aud siatc OF Illinois, To-
Nj NJ ',,,mI,arrd r,,lrt. en- QU; and lots mum
Hrpei ike t5l and siN t6). IN block numbered
,Nrnty-ihr,c Ili), levied upon US the property OF
Inc said Z. J. Jenrie,, AZ i'nblic sale ~ the
of Caro-, in Ia. county OF Alexander and State
~ Illinois on the 9Th day of March, A. d.,
ls7a al the hour of eleven o'clock. A. n for
cash, To satisfy said execution.
ALHx. II levin,
sheriff of Alexander county, Illinois.
[ AFRO, Ills. March T., 1875. 3.t-dta.
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CITY NEWS.
FRIDAY. MARCH y. 1876.
Local weather Report.
office

. Ra,Bnu .ol mrh'-
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4 beautiful line of new embroideres
lust received by the recognized "embrod-
cry house" of Caro-.I. Burger * Co.
3-2l-tf
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WOMAN'S
CURATIVE INSTITUTE,
No. 3l4N. 18th Street, o. Lsais>

Mus. T.. a. LUTZ, NJ. D. dn charged.
Annie accommodations and trsstu,ent. Only
t.pot for certain very valuable specifics Prompt
cure OF Piles RheuInaiism and Nervous diseases
guaranteed Rates modcsais. for circular.
scnd .timp, '.'" N"'s
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wood! wood: WOOd!!.
Wood at the Cox Factory at seventy
five cents II load. 3-2l-it.
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DENTISTR y
DENTISTRY.
nR Il. H, CANINE,
DENTIST.

OFFICE AND hEsIDLNIE: Eighth street,
between Washington and Commercial Avenue.
WITT CAIRO, Ills
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BANK srArEMENTs.

pEPOltr of the condition of the CITY Ma
II tional Bank. at Cairo, In the State Of Illi-
nois, at the clOse Of business, Friday, March 10.
ls7G.
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H5VV<'N0VTVT~' 'S00V"0fVN
DO You know that j. Burger Il Co. are
in receipt of magnificent line OF carpets
and oil clothes, all the very latest styles
ana designs ? The first arrival of the sea-
son. stop in and examine their stock.
3-D1-tI
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lIl YSIC1ANS.

PuHSItIANS.
WILLIAM II. SMITH, NJ. d.
RESIDENCE: No 81 Thirteenth street be
.ween Washington avenue and Walnut street,
OFFICE: North side of Eighth street be-
tween Commercial and Washington avenue.
n w. DUNNIEa, Ii. D.
RESIDENCE Corner Ninth aud Walnu
streets.
OFFICE: Corner sixth street aud Ohio Ievee.
OFFICE HOURS: From sam. I'm, and
from to pm.
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1 Gems

For
Fifty cents, ut Winters Gallery.
l2-23-ti
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RIVER NEWS.

WAN DEPARTMENT. Rrvsp GKPnsr.
March -, $40
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JAMf WATSON,
sergeant. signal service, /. : 4
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STATION.
Port List.

'EtIow nigh water Of is7I
JAMES WATSON.
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\. I,iLrY-A iinolpt OF table and
pocket cutlery, also .paIc-, ,hprrl,-
hoe, rakc.. iork-,aNcs and q general line
Of hardware ju-i received by \. HALEY,
llJ Commerce avenue. 2-l~-}m.
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RooNs 10 RESI-. -Four rooms. and a
neat cottage on Third Street. free from
-ipc water. and loo good condition. In
puirc Of VIM. Mollalc. IT th" Delta
House. 2-lI-il.
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Lands. In tract. 10 .ult, near Cairo.
tf.S-lS
, 1876-10-14
PACIFIC COAST
Especial to the Evening Dispatch.

iopeciat 10 tlle ENeIliHp Olspdtcn.l
San FRANcIsoo. Oct. 1.-THE Demo-
Gratis are having a grand demonstration
to- o-night, thou2h not on account of the
Eastern elec ions of which it is entirely
independent. The Tilden Guards, Nc
Clellan Legion and the 7th ward Anti
Coolie Club, which was recently trans
ferred into Democratic organization,
turned out in a torchlight procession
about 900 strong with several bands,
mounted marshal and aids, and preced-
ed by wagon fror which fireworks
were discharged. The procession made
appearance
CHIco, Cal, Oct.-Thls vicinity was
visited ny severe thunder storm this
afternoon. No damage Gone. The i'll
dications are that we will have rain to-
night. 1t is very welcome. as cold days
and wet nights have caused consider
able sickness.
SEABEcK, Oct. S-Sailed,- Ship Grace
Darling
SAN Francisco, Oct. 12.-Sailed, Str.
City of Panama, Victoria bk. Oak Hill,
Port Blaksly; bkn. Melancthon, Umps
qnaw.
PoRr townsend, Oct. 49, Sailed,
steamship Dakota for San Francisco.
, 1876-10-14
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Especial to the Evening Dispatch ]

Especial to the Evening Dispatch
VICTORIA, Oct. IA case of small
pox was discovered among the crew
on board the steamship Dakota, this
afternoon, she has been ordered into
quarantine at Royal Roads, but tits
announced that she will sail for
San Francisco tomorrow. DIR. Wal
KEN the health officer of this city,
will go in her to San Francisco as
medical officer. Most of the Puget
Sound passengers are still on board.
VICTORIA, Oct. 13..-The steamer
Isabel from Fort WTangel. arrived this
morning,an brings about two hundred
passengers and twenty thousand in
dollars in treasure; she reports a large
amount Of treasure on the way down.
Tie discovery company have made a
new strike on McDames creek, and
new hill strike reported on Ihibet
creek; good prospects at Rapid river
and Roslee creek. The weather was
cold and clear, and indications of an
early winter; about one hundred and
fifty miners will winter at Casslar. 1t
is estimated that about one hundred
persons have left thu city during the
past few days for Deception Gulch on
Leech River. few miles from here
where the late gold discovery was
made, and good news is expected from
there shortly. The body of an unknown
was found in the bushes day or two
since who had died of SIN all-pox. The
mayor has taken steps to prevent
Indi ans from coming into town during
the prevalence of small pox among
them. and all Indians in town have
been ordered TO remove some distance
on;side the city, special constable en-
gagged to watch them. Two white men
living in nelghborhood of Cormornt
street have been attacked with the dis
ease.
, 1876-10-14

g-tat loss Of life. The boilers in the
nail mill exploded ard that building
and more than half of the rolling mill
were damaged. The greatest excitement
prevails. The fire has not been extin-
gni he'd yet. So far ten bodies have
been taken from the ruins. At the time
Of the explosion there were employed
in the naii department $50 men and
boys. The explosion literally tore the
building TO pieces. Owing to the ex-
eitement and confusion it is impossible
to give the exact list OF the killed and
wounded. The following is as near as
can be obtained a list of the killed:
Thos. Murphy. fireman, Andrew Sulli-
van. fireman, Frank Cupps, Peter Hen
drick. John and Joseph Anderson,
feeders. two brothers named McCoffret.
and an unknown man whose head was
blown off Wounded. Reitzel, arm bro
ken, B. Kelley, head badly injured, M.
S. Coy, head crushed seriously, John
Snyder, leg and back severely injured,
Z. McGove. badly scalded about the
head, j. Bays, arms fractured, Otto
Crooke, arms fractured, Fred Richard,
John Brozey, John Morton, VIM. Kuet-
seneraly. cut about The head, r. Roland,
aims and legs broken, 7. Donnell, badly
cut about the head and body. Bowen,
badly cut abont the head and face, VIM.
Unbel head and body injured, Mackey,
John Smith. Micheal Sullivan, both
legs fractured Frank McC Coffran, fatally
il jured, Kendrick. eyes blown out.
, 1876-10-14

A Scotch paper gives the following
instance of practical sympathy: A poor
man with large family broke his leg,
and as he would be for some time des-
titute of the means of grace, it was pro-
posed to hold prayer meeting at his
house. The meeting Was led by Deacon
Brown. A loud knock interrupted the
service. A tall, lank, blue frocked
youngster stood at the ,or with On OK
goad in his hand, and asked to see Dea>
con Brown. Father could not attend
this meeting" said he, but he sent his
prayers, and they are out in the cart. I"
They were brought in in the shape of po-
tatoes. beef. pork and corn. 1t is un-
necessary to say that the meeting broke
up without the henediction.
, 1876-10-14
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Especial to the Evening Dia,atch.l

Especial to the Evening Diqatch.l
LONDON. Oct. ia dispatch from
Madrid says several newly built cruisers
will shortly join the Spanish squadron
in Cuban waters.
PARIS. Oct. 1.-THE Senate and the
chamber of deputies are summoned to
meet on the 30th inst.
, 1876-10-14

Dissolution.
The co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between the undersigned, in the
establishment known as the q" Office
S.loon" is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent-Mr. Perkins retiring,
and Mr.. Lawrence continuing the
business at the old stand. Mr.. Law
rerce will be responsible for all
debts contracted by the firm, and
all moneys due will be paid to him.
w. S. LAWRENCE,
E. G. PERKINS.
Seattle, Aug. 10, 1875.
44-4w
, 1876-10-14
PUGET SOUND DISPATCH.


This paper is now enlarged to As colums
quarto form, printed on First class Power
Press. 1t will contain more reading matter
than any other newspaper published in Wash
ngton Territory, and of better quality. 1t
will, as heretofore, maintain q strictly inde-
pendent position in politics, discussing all po-
litical matters entirely free from party bias or
pre- ejudice, and labor faithfully for all measures
calculated to promote the public interests and
develope the material resources of our rich
and growing Territory, and will be the unspar-
ing denouncer of vice and immortality in every
phase. and especially of official corruption
and peculation, regardless of men or party
Terms-S3. 90 a Year.
, 1876-10-14
Notice!

4 LARGE FRONT ROOM TO LET,
n Inquire at the POST OFFICE
Richland beacon., 1876-02-05
An Important Public Road.

We are pleased TO learn that petit
lion will he circulated for the purpose
Of skiing The Police Jury of Ricbland
Parish to appoint reviewers, with y
view 10 opening out an establishing
public road leading from Rayville,
in a sou,h-eas,erly direction, to what
il known a, Roberts ford, or Dun.
ham Ridgr, Oh Big Creek This is
IN rXcrllant ford during low water,
aud We learn The MessrS. McPhersons
have in raft to use in high water.
This in road Of more Importance
than would be attached on q casual
observance. IL opens out to the
Railroad direct. a very productive
portion of Franklin Parish. Baskin
Ridge is just below Mr.. Roberts.
W: learn that there are some 80 or
50 hands on this route now who are
too far from any other road. and who
would gladly open this road out. as
there is a good ncighborhood from
here there and only needs some
changes and causwaying.
Richland beacon., 1876-02-05
New Route Agent.

Mr.. r. c. Ray having resigned the
position of Route Agent between this
city and Vicksburg, our young friend
Talbot Stillman has been appointed to
gil the vacancy. This is a most ex.
ccllent appointment Mr.. Stillman
brings to his new duties business
capacity and integrity, and will no
doubt ill the position to the satisfac-
ton of the department and the public.
-Mteliiyencer
We hope the new agent will prove
Us acceptable to the public as Bob
did. for be made q quite clever
and efficient route agent. Our bes,
wishes attend Bob, in whatever busi
ness he may engage.
Richland beacon., 1876-02-05
l716 and 1870.

What changes have taken place IN that period!
In none have they been more radi'a! than III
the treatment Of diseases. la the ulden time,
nature, PROSTATE with pain AMI suffering wa,
aIt aked with the lancet, cHl"nsl. biisters'
starvation and thirst. All this Was done WI Il
homes, intentions but with terrible results. II
is a pleasing fact ,ha, the enlightened public
Of the present have discarded such m-dica'
ton The disorders that sap the powers OF
life are now expelled by remedial agents, that
brace up the vital strength, while running ITS
course. These qualities are found in an eini
nent degree in DR. Turrs VEuErAELE LIVER
Pills. They have become celebrated over "A
wide extern, Of the globe rs thu safest and
yen,irs, remedial agent ever offered 10 suffer
ing humanity. and il is not the result "i
newspaper putting bu, 10y the great merit OF
the medicine itself jn.29-2t
Richland beacon., 1876-02-05
THE WEEKLY SUN.
1876. NEW YORK 1876.

Eighteen l.Grirci and 80, cr,y.s;S - IA,
C,nlcnni.i gear IL, ai-" the yrat ~ ~ icn
an Opposition Hon-c a.! Ecr -sc..t,:ve., i!,a
iir., since the war. y IL. be in pn~craI WASH
inrtlr; ani he ,~ar % tie twrnty ihir
election o' President "f the Cul,ea Su,r>.
All OF these r,..n. ar: .nIv :" lc ut .r-ai
interest aui! nuI",fi-,pc r-I'rciaiIy the IVA
latter; and all OF ;hcm and everything cou-
nectet, with them viii D., fully and freshly
reported and cxponndci in The Sun
The Opposition House Of Representative.
taking up the line OF inquiry oIcnrd years
ago by The sun, will stcrniy and diligently
investigate the corrnptiIns and nlisdee,ls a.
Grants administration; and will. 1t IS 10 tie
hop "a, lay the foundation Tor new and bet.
ter period in national history. Of all this
The Sun will contain COM le,e and accurate
accounts, furnishing its readers with carly
and Trustworthy information upon these ah'
sorbink topics.
The twenry-lhird Presidential election, with
the preparations tor ii, will be memorable -
deciding upon Grant aspirations for a third
term ri power ard plumber and ill more a.
deciding who shall he the candidate of the
rarty OF Reform. and as eiectiDg that car'di-
date. Concerning all these subjects ,hnse
who read The Sun vii; have tho constant
means Of being thoroughly well informed
The Weekly sun, which la, attained
circulation OF over eighty thousand copies.
already has its readers III every State snd
Territory and we trust that the year 1876
will see their rnnh.rs doubled. II will con-
time 10 be thorough newspaper. Al tho
general news Of the DAY will BE- found III =,
condensed when unirnporiant, al full icrgi;,
when Of moment; ant! always, We trust,
treated IN a clear, Interesting AMI instructive
MANNER.
II is our aim to make tn. Weekly Sun ,ho
bcs, family newspaper in the world, and ve
shall continue to give ia lis columns n large
amount Of miscellaneous reading, such rs
stories, tales, poems, scientific intelligence
aud agricultural information, tor which Wa
are not able Ia make room III our daily clifton.
Tn" agricultural department especially is or.c
of its prominent features. The fashion. arc
a!su regularly reported in lis columns; ana 50
are the markets Of every Kind.
- The Weekly SUI, eight pages with tilty.six
broad columns IL only - ~ a year, pos;ag.
prepaid. As tins price barely rspays the cost
Of the paper. NJ discount, can nc made from,
this rate TO clubs. agents, Po.,mas,er., a,
anyone.
The Daily Sun, large four page news
paper of tweniy.ei.h, columns, gives alt the
news tor '~o cents Il copy. Subscrip.ior.
postage prepaid, 55c. a month or $50 n
year. Sunday edition extra. sllo per year.
We have no 'rave,iu. agents.
Ai're", TIE Sun
f.ul - =, v. ~ -
Richland beacon., 1876-02-05

We do not propose tn di-rns- The
consii'uiiouaiiiy of the centennial
appropriation. a. j, has already heel,
done by Tucker, # Virginia. "n one
side. and Lamar. Of Mississippi. on
The Oth,r. either 1T whom ought To
know more about il than We de-. But
VIC oil jet III congress- hrIni@rs using
such expressions A., iii j. above and
beyond III" consIi'nli"n"-ih" very
form used Nv those mo advocated
,uo Unconstitutional reconstruction
nets. No,hin. Should be "ahcvr and
beyond the constitution" with those
who are sworn to supper, it.
Richland beacon., 1876-02-05

We have now on hand a large assortment
OF letter head AMI note head paper. at various
sizes. and also Ia, Of bill head paper blank
cards &c, and those who desire work Of that
kind We propose TO do it for New Orleans
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed III every
instance. We have now new and varied
stock of type Of the latest STYLES, and are pre-
pared to execute small jobs as neatly as can
be done any where. In addition To the sup
ply We have on hand, We have ordered some
large sized Roman, suitable for anks OF
every description, which We propose to exc
cu,. - It'll taste and nea,ne.s. Il.
Richland beacon., 1876-02-05
Communicated.

We were pleasr,l to see the BEACON
advance to The front IN generous re.
cognition Of The position taken on the
amnesty bill" hv the Hon. Frank
Mercy His bold aud manly stand
in favor Of reconciliation has bven
only cqun!ed by his zeal in every
issue sifcc,iug the material interests
uf Louisiana.
Among other services, VIC d,,irr tn
Acknowledge ihr quick response given
by MIR. Morry TO The much needed
increass OF mai! cOm,nun cation be-
tween Delhi and Caledonia. By his
prompt action ia ,hia matter our mail
facilities are doubled, so that from the
trst Ut February we have a semi.
weekly mnil IN this route, adding 10
The convenience OF the good people
ull along The line. In view ii Iii. pub
lie record, an unprejudiccd public will
no. fail 10 accord our honorable rep
resentalive the credit nf being m in.
tclligcn,, active worker in the na, iunal
councils. fully alive to all the best in.
,ercsts Of his constituency. j. VI. u.
four notice uf the course pursued
by Mr.. Mercy Oh The amnc.ty ques
ton, was pot Intended a. iulsumc Hat
tory or unmeaniny compliment. but
the simple acknowledgement OF Il gen
~rous action performed ~ a political
foe. We are also free 10 admit thai
he is energetic and constant In his
Efforts 10 advance the material inter.
ssts Of bis state. prompt in responding
- the appeals Of his constituency and
pfteu goes outside of bis official duty
~ looking after their interest and con.
venicucc. We cndcavur at all times
10 prevent uur prejudiccs rendering
US blind 10 the good points of those
with whom We diG,'r in our political
opinions. and would be glad to lind
more such acts on the par, of rrpubli.
cans 10 con,mcud. While We do not
claim any eminent craftsmanship or
brilliant forensic ability for Mr.. Morey,
we acknowledge that be is an earnest
and industrious worker aud while
We admit We might have much bet
ter representative. We know that We
could have q much worse than Frauk
Morry.
Richland beacon., 1876-02-05

GROCERY MARKET
New Orleans, Feb. 2.-Flour-
superfnc. So IS; Xxx. 81 90; xxx,
81 so to S. rs; choice to family.
ST 90 to 81 25. Corn meal, 81 80.
Corn-yellow SO to Soc. Outs
Galcna Al to 49c. Bran--75c. Hay
prime l6 osls 90 choice s22 on.
Pork-dull, $2l so. Dry salt meats
stronger; shoulders. SIC; clear rib
sides. ll4c; clear sides. lllc. Bacon
firm /; shoulders. 9sc; clear rib sides.
l2ic; clear. l3c. Hams, choice sugar
cured, lac. .Lard-ordinary packers.
l2ic: choice prime steam, l2i; refined,
l3ic; key, 1890. Cofee-ordinary to
prime II to l9c; Sugar-steady and
strong common, 6 to Ct; fair to fully
fair, 81; prime to strictly prime. Il.
Molasses-demand good and stronger,
fermcnting. SO to Acc; prime, reboil.
cd. ~ to Acc.
Cicinnati, Feb. 2.-Flour: family.
IS 90 to 6 90. Wheat: red. 81 Csc to
81 ~. Corn: dull, - to 44c; Oats:
steady. 81 to 43c. Rye: dull. SOC.
Barley: 81 10 to 81 Is. Pork: steady
$50 to 90 SO. Lard /: steam, l2sc;
kettle. l3c. Bacon: shoulders, 94c ;
clear rib sides. lO3c; clear sides, l24c
Butter /: choice. Is to 2Sc.
St. Louis, Feb. 2.-Flour: NX.
and choice Fall, 81 IS to 81 IS.
Wheat No. 2, red winter, 81 so
to sol; No. 3 do, 81 81. Corn:
lower, No. 3 mixed, 3S9a to 40c bid.
Oats dull No. 2, 34lc Rye: steady
CSC Pork. $40 80 Lard dull at
ll.9O. Bulk meats shoulders. TIC ;
clear rib sides, l0i; clear sides. lie.
Bacon, higher; shoulders, &c; clear
rib sides. &C.; clear sides. l2sc.
Richland beacon., 1876-02-05

tons demanding prump, consideration.
Leaving tho ,suhjec, With you for The
present,
We remain, yours truly.
VEElrA.
rye read tho article referred to
above. with considerable interest on
i;s first appearance in the Picayunc,
and had mind to copy ii. but, upon
reflection. concluded we might thereby
anticipate, 10 some extent, the series
Of Articles on this subject promised by
our fair and talented Floyd corres.
Observation-Disclosures
Richland beacon., 1876-02-05

Mcmillan was elrrred L. :. Senator
BY the Democratic wing OF the l.oui-
,,ana lrHislpturr. Pinchi,ack ty the
Kepublican wing. and Eu-r:s hy i
Legislature coml"rrd Of boiL parties
and recognized 10y all a. legal body
while t!rr. VA, doubt a. 10 the
legality Of hr theirs Therefore, it
Stems 10 IA that the recognition and
seating nf the latter would have led
the Senate cut Ct the trouble in which
~ Is Iuv"i, and il could thus
have avoided committing itself ou The
issue it has 50 long dpdyrd.
Richland beacon., 1876-02-05
Sherif's Sale.

JOHN J. STEWART State Of Louisiana,
VS.. No. $40 Parish Of Richland.
John $. Summerlin. Parish Court
Dl virtneofa writ Of fcri facia, issued
I'D from the Honorable Parish Cour, for
sand Pari-h AMI State, in the above entitled
suit, AMI tn nae directed, have seized and
vii, "if"r Tor sale at tho door Of the Cour,
house. in the nwn Of Rayville, La, to the
last and highest bidder, within tho hour.
prescribed by law, on
Saturday. the 5.h day Of february, 1876,
the following described properly n-wit:
yoke Of oxen 100 bushels Of corn more
or less, cast Piows. Judgment agai,s, Jas.
A. Reed for the sun Of one hundred and
twenty-five dollars.
Terms of sale. Cash. with the heneti, al,
appraisenient
{. u MOORE.
Rnyvili-, In. Jan. - ls7G-3t Sheriff
Richland beacon., 1876-02-05
Read What Experts Say.
NEW ORLEANS, May 10, 1871

DR.. TCIr Dear Sir We. the undersigned.
wish 10 inform yon thu, we have tried your
Hair Dye. sud finG i, III lie the best We have
ever used For its natural black color. 1t far
excrls all other dyes. Onr customer, will
have no other Since we began its Use, our
bushes, in the dyeing department has RAPIDLY
increased We think it is a srca, triumph.
ANTHONY HAAS. Barb.rs
CHARLES HOLM.
Feb. :, lS7G.-2i. No n Roy al STREET.
Richland beacon., 1876-02-05

The report cf the senate Committee
o. Elections. IN the c.rdrni ais uf
Mr. Eustis, slr;k-s Us - very iuronsi>.
tent. Pinchback's cr-i-u!ixls had
been ol the liable lnnx time. ard he
has never been recognized a Senator,
and Mcmillan, who had confessed The
seat with l'inchhack. had resigned
and Eus,is Mas elected IL iill the
vacancy. We would like TO know
who occupies the srst.
Richland beacon., 1876-02-05

At last accounts the House com.
Mit,rc on the Texas Pacific Railroad
was still hearing arguments, pro aud
con. and will pr"bahiy not report III
several days VT. Simple Justice de-
nand- that congress should grant The
assistance a-krd for this road. and
common sense in,iica:rs that the east.
Urn terminus should im al Nick.burg
and the western ST San lIirg". vi h.
ont any argnn"nt by rilhrr party
INTERCEPTED.
Richland beacon., 1876-02-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO THOSE THAT OWE ME.

nLEASE come f,rward pay mp, save cos =,
for am determined to -ui;,rce the col
action Of my CLAIMS Ivy law. R-membcr.
talking and lair promises nev'r paid deb,
| will lot plead poverty 10 se, what j. justly
and honestly iue me. !, viii! COS, some that
Nv me lcs. to pay the deb, than to defend the
suit have ordered To, al mednin- and
will devote my entire time and attention 10
the pa. ,Icc Of my profession.
ID. X PETIT. VI. u.
Rnyville. La. Feb. 9TH, 1876 -lm
Richland beacon., 1876-02-05

4 mam who mastered the Herr =.
gOvinian difficulty. and uurnvelled the
OF the krrlrr-n"lnr, found
cred in hopeless hcwildrrnrnt around
the problem. w hsl's the matter
with Blaine"
Richland beacon., 1876-02-05

The Spanish ministry has been
changed again. 1.-THE Spanisrds bad
taken our advice ut the start and pro.
cured from u Pittsburg foundry q
csst.iron ministry, these semi.werklv
changes might have been avoided.