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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-01-15
Valuable Lands for Sale!
With a Large Deadening

THE LARGE tract ofLand known rs tie
"Small Deadening' in Towship II, X. 6
East, containing in all abont 400 acres Will
be sold cheap, situated in Richland Parish.
Also valuable Cypress Brake together
with other timbered lands, situated in Qua
chita Parish.
For further particulars apply to
WILEY p. MANGHAM,
Rayville. La.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-01-15
Official Directory.

JrpIcIaL-FoURTEENTH DISTRICT COURT
RoarsrR.y- =. Judge !;
G. L. DUSS, ~ District Attorney;
J. NEwT. PIrrs, - CLERK.
PARISH CURT:
r. p. WILLIAMS, Judge
W. n. Porrs, District Attorney Protein !;
PARISH OFFICERS:
C,H. MooRE. Sheriff !;
Wiley p. MANGHAS, Recorder; (;
BENZ. O. EDWARDS :. President Police Jury.
POLICE JURORS:
Ward l-Thos NJ. Cochran,
2-E. Scott,
3-B. .. Edwards.
4-Henry e Mangham,
s-Sanuei Montgomery
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-01-15

A'N'r' i-enent- inserted af the rate NJ 81, 50 pry
square for the hrsI Insertion and IS cent. f,r Zach
-nisr9Uent one. Ten lines or less constitute Q
sIua-e.
~ Professional Cards, 1900 ptr q: um: to-
sir months, sll5J In s,ivauce
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-01-15

Work for next crop is now 10 order
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-12-16
Hymn of Eupolis.

[Eupolis, Greek poet of the Socratic way of
thinking, out-yied his fellows in the expression
of hope, common to his school, OF the coming
of celestial instructor. Ii is n genuine Advent
hymn. The following translation is by Charles
Wesley.l
Author of being, source Of light,
With unfadng beauties bright
Fulness, goodness. rolling round
Thy fair orb without a bound
4 Whether thee Thy suppIiants can e.
Truth, or Good or One, or All,
Ei JaO, Thee We hail,
Essence that fail
Grscian or barbaric name,
Thy stedfast being stii the
Thee, when morning greets the skies
With rosy cheeks and humid eyes
Thee, when sweet declining day
Sinks in purple waves away
Thee win sing, o parent love
And teach the worIi to praise and love.
And yet a greater hero far
unless great Socrates could err,)
Shall rise to bless future day,
And teach 10 live and teach pray.
Come USKNows INSTRUCTOR, come!
Our leapi1g hearts shall make Thee room;
Theu with love ouf hearts shalt share
OF Joye and Thee care.
g. Father. King whose heavenly face
Shines on all thy race
We thy magnheenee adore,
And thy wellknOwn aid implore e;
Nor vainiy for thy help CALI
Nor want. for Thou all
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-12-16

az Aavertses rrsaing in ths Eas.srn rnsA STATS. can
thc enclosing Grrertacls luind htatea
Postage stamps such they wish and tsr
cards w b. inserted per abve table i5r he tue paid fr
ar Bosluess Cards. when rnAn, hre
allowed dscouni fn these rates, uhch mr. TRANSIENT
advertisements when paid o. charged eukusrly.
Snge cQ5s % the ApvEkTaHN Ten Cents whrn charrfd
fgccn Cents ~ the dozen. one Dollar.
, 1876-05-24
MASONIC.
F1tty~saRth AanuAl ScsAtou Of tbs Grand
L1des Of Indiana.

F1fty~r1ath Annual stYstoa Of tbs Grand
L9dsS Of Indiana
Gpsetdl D4spatch 10 7A4 Ttb1nA
INplANAroLls, Ind, May 23.-Tha ffty ninth
annual scssion nj tho Grand Lod9o OF Masons bo.
ran to-day, ali tho grand 0tleera being present.
After Tho appointment Of standing committees
0rnnd Mhster McDonald road his annual report.
lie says the District Deputy system hns proved
failure, and he makes no appointsaeuts This fospaa
ison Of several lodges Wa noted and the Issuing Of
dispensauon for lodges at ths following named
places was annopnced: Fowler, breton County;
PoseJvtlie, Poaey County; jacksonville, Green
County; Lincoln. Miami County; Duena Vista,
lIamiiou County; Newcomer, Delaware County; !;
Wh!.cssowR. RooDs County; F'.hsssbasg, Andi.
ion. Hancock County; Hudson. steuben County;
porte County; Fishers Station. Hamilton
tounty; Young America cass County: Papers
for tho formation Of Lodges At the foiowlnE places
ara wanting dlspositon: lshamsy!ile, Wabash
County: Cope, Morgan County, Akson, Fulton
County; Lawrenccbu1g, Lawrence County; usrts-
VILE, Dartholonlsw County,, Dickwcll Knox
County. Hroseland, Putnam County. 1ile GRIND
Treasurer aud Grand Secretary subm!l tied their
annual reports. showing tho receipts during ilo
past year u hayo been 81, $50; Disbursements
3l0, 1b0; balance on hand, SIG, 400. Tho follow
Ing o!tcct1 weEo elected: Fsnnk y. Dethl, New
Albany, Grand Aastes1 Andrew J. Hay. q
xah, of TesEe Hsute, GRAND Warden. Nj, peyal
y the yonngetk man ever chosen 70 the position 0
Grand AAa,et la the United States, being only 5.
ysaTs DID,
, 1876-05-24

WHAT 0NH QE THEN hElAlEO oAtsHuAIf
She was long, lean, aud tnasculuc-fcaturcd
female, with pale countenanco, and long, bony
fingers. Bho entered tho rcportoriM sanctum
Us the clock pointed to II 30 a. Is the city
editor Inf" inquired she. As one Of tho corps
raised his head ho saw that she had something
Of remarkably dotcrmlncd look about her, and
eytnccd spirit Of anxiety, as II she had hoF-
rihle tale to unfold. Her dress WIS scant but
clean. Her sun-bonnct wa2 Of blue
hickory cloth; her dress, plain 10
cent calico. Over her shoulders wAa
thrown q little rcd and wbtts striped breakfast
shawl Her feet ware crcaacd IN moccas3ns of No.
0 slze that had grown to ripe old age. Tbs sides
were nearly aunihIa.ed. and ~ for soie there was
but s qnSst ts s4 carried ass sap
pocket. handkerchief and few other little artl.
clcs. Having been shown 70 thu city editor. she snt
oSa { sws nussf u ill.,
md several, bundles. she then went on to
that s.. her had %aka xa' as. S npn rom pS s
Poor House IT Jefferson yesterday. morning. she
had been 10 Tho consumption ward, where tho At:
woeiaiiy abused bcr, She had been an inmate
there for several months. She then opened the
packages, and took he paper from stound tho
~ 1ay ts,-eseskta.,,, alnne,, asa ten ie
yHLAINOUS DKCoCT1oN,
| ten and sinking, and was the cnlor OF the gan
grenous fluld which wound en!tr. And then Tho
lea, lit has been spoken of in these columns be-
| fofo. and necda no further description. For such
tea the county has been paying from b5 to KS cents
| pound. The coffee was moro than abonlinable.
WAS apparently mixture Ut scrnps Of burned
| rye and dirt intermtnglcd with itt1o ehiccory.
Tho rnolassea was tie dirs!ett, blackest alush
imaginable Then there was Isead. Il was mado
Of rotten aour. and ooar end stlnking. The meat
persons forced 10 eat because 0od has scourged
them with poverty. The women ne j. aatd 70 b.
! tioually enough IN tho Office OF T1s TN1DUn1. The
character she gave the nursss whon Kimberly en-. n
and corrupt " thu thieves who put tLem IN place,
The physicians. too, she said. wcso low. cunning,
| and abusive. Bhe may be crazy, but there il q
method In her madness, which. backed up "a 1t ii
with evidence strong - Hoiy Witt, docs not pre-
vent hcs from thoroughly appIecfuttng good treat
ment md Ecbelling at the REVERSE. Aftet she had
fnlly exhibited her altsncntary CurtoaItlcs To rH1
TRIBUNE reporter, Bhp packod up and started 10,
| the Grand 1uIJ gogul.
, 1876-05-24

Abraham Robinson, 4 cignr- n No. qlD
Randolph street, was before Commissioner Hoyne
yesterday charged with violation or the Revcnnc
laws In not properly labelling cigar bo1ea. lie was
hold In s., GOO ball
Robert and Otto Kritzeehmer, teweicra at no.
ECO Las1abee street, ase confined at the Chicago
Avcnne Stntlon on complaint Of former customer
named William MI tler, who charges them with rob
binG him Of . watch and other lewelry.
Charles Wilson, well-known thscf Of this city,
who was recently sent up from Detroit to the
Mlehigan Pcutent!nFy fos thtss @ ysers ND hall,
posed hs has rnade his way back 10 thia city.
Willlan Fitzgerald, Of Loganspost, In thfn State,
Yesterday sWore out warrant before Justice Sum.
merneld for the srrest Of bis daughter, Emmn, and
1scT lover, benjamin Crosby. The former te al-
s|ll remains In obse1rity and characsefizes Fi.G.
Ccrald's 6tory - that Of ''mAudlin drrnkard, :"
and vouches that ha IL The legal husband Of Fltz-
Ecrald's daa8htor.
AMnwaukee sucker named Edward n. Lokes
yesterday took In tho Rolled. Gold Jewelry Com
soms small amount tie Company retained him az
agent upon conditions that he deposit $50 ns 80,
CURLY with them. lie did SO, and then sqnenled
heesnse ho found the operation non-paying onu.
Warrants wesc out for the areest Of tho Company.
bui Thus far they are only known - Peter Frsnk
Ind '6wtndllng Bob"
Ell. AID. Trcscy will to-day 1o called upon by
Justice 6ummerhed, very much Acninst his will,
however. 70 swea1 agn!nst Thomas Evans. one Of i
gang Ut rufhahs who held him up s1me weeks ago
tgan was working up the ca.e until hs WIZ injured
IN eHcctpg ula arrest of Evans, aud, when tho
eause np, atr. rreacy failed 10 appear. lnas.
much ~ Evans il An old highwayuiar. Justice
well to compel Mf Tssey 70 testify To all be
knpWs.
, 1876-05-24

for 1ono pr,mtr ard s3, 20 for brcvl.r tho hook
wor,,, % ,,nhnh,x n,st. about a,,, n,ces and cost
~outa ptunn''y ...ae a ~. ~ NV rh.rrel Nv
Haz1ltt h iced appeared tn 10 h'GhoT tnhn tacif
bid, and for other reasons, the report Of tho nte
htfornnv With the bids of ait tho publishers was
,eatna ,eanto !" '"0 e'''"'''es W '''' -~e''0>~
'nT Thn remembrance Of tn.gs number of citizens
ato.c 49, srfrrrrb II thn Committee on Licenses
p'Is resolution wa then introduced In.truct3ng tho
Sergeant Of rolce 10 reduce The force Of police 10
mns refrrrrd to the Committee Of ths Whoje with
powe1 pow 10 aet.
IN .sfo.1n ths Snfi.s hrrctofore performed ~ tic
suppcriottnfrnt AZ pnbiic Works' FIfteen ballots
ssnFe tarcn without a rcsu1t, the PRINCIPAL com.
, 1876-05-24
TIE BEST OF THEIR KIND.
The "Tribune's observations Among
Some Of Our Leading Paint, Oil,
and 0lass Dealers.
Tie Celebrated "Fonr.Ace Paint.-.A
House Over a Century 0ll..-Bollncr
& Co., and James il. Rice.

ALkAANOEA1 ENult~AGh 1AlHls
This celebrated article Of merchandise has
become famous fur and Wide owing, first, to tts
unsurpassed usefulness for surfaces which re-
ceiye constant, steady wear; second, to tho
energy and business shrewdness Of its proprfe-
tors; and, lastly, on account Of tho singular ap-
propratcness Of the name 1t received At its
christening. As the reader may naturally sup
pooe, the :" Four-Ace" paint can "raist" airy
other quality Of paint In tho market when
applied to The particular use To which the
"four-Acc' Is best adapted: This paint ts
Co., who ulso dealers In eze0eote. boil.
ed os eaa, rasRf.he: r. Gu. ,nnbrs saturssea rated
cntreroL The .Fonr- Ace" pain. IL made from
cseorote, boiled oils. lcads. varnishes gums, rnb
Ave years OF use In every conceivable FORM and tho
addition Of several valuable improvements which
Ting and e9pefi fimeuts sugEested. y was ad}adscd d
thc ' rame i paint which E. $. Alexander u CO: are
making and selling to-day in enorunus quantities.
aad @ sasannsss
every gallon OF IT. and they chnllcnGe the world to
produce ita equal. lts power Of penetration Il
CANINE to which I ls applied and penetratea every
pore Of wood. Thousands will testify to It's mar-
coa, sssoy AZ, r., s.dy d ss uss
color. giving the must complete satisfaction o. 70
amply attesied, not only by numerous testimonials
ffnm lCANlnR fhilfO6Q men anu DQllaGtS OI Inc
country but by largely Increased orders annually.
it i Invaluable to stip puildcrn for painting tue
bridges or cats honsc. roofs tin OF shingles Or on
surfaces through which It IL desirable to prevent
the pss.age Of molatufe, there is no paint that
comes anywhere near 10 ths HF0uf-Ac
CT, RAINoLDs CO. ..
II mav seem et.unra TO the reader. but II Is a
fncf. nevertheless that the house above mentioned
ID older than The Government OF the United States.
One hundred and aix years ago, WAY hack In 1910,
this house began business at the Garner Of Fletcher
and Water streets. New York, Il then being under
tho p1oprlctorshfp OF ". & G. Post. Later. He1ers
C, T, RaYnolds q Co. succeeded to tho butIucas,
, 1876-05-24

tins Ia ax In thclr nspers, DIdnr he knoN thnt
ths frssures weTc mnJe 10 cover u, traula and did
he moi. urcurhont tha wl,nle Of this tsansac.
coyar m frn,d hy Explaining Il a. flight mistakes
And not an attempt Is llcfsnnii lie never had any
cons crtntion wtk the iva 0augers, md yet he rc.
uorfcd that he had made full investigation Of Tho
matter, md thc housc was nll right. No rational
explanation could bc made Of h!a negligence con-
atstcnt with the !lca Tint he wns aetua.cd by de-
sire for the honest performance Of his duty. The
crcumAtnnccs ali prnycd the truth Of Rch1nh story.
II WIS admitted tint ttchm told sho tsnth fsG.fn,ng
Irwin. 1foyt nnL Hr!dees admitted 1t y thclt ii!ght
Wa,lswosth BY his fallurc TO appear aud f1ctlnE by
HI. tcsttmony The defendant relied On sGnera' are
evidence sustaining character. Irwin; noys'
Bridges. anil Healing. up to Certain time
were men af unhpnttch integrity, 9f eoa5sc.
, 1876-05-24

To th< Public o} Chicago: With regard 10 The
dcpornble ncclllent which occurred to.dsy on tho
Grand Pacific Hotcl. by which my sHond lost his
life. wish to say It was In no way caused by tho
b.eakage or fault Of the Escape The Escaps was
und i safe In eveFy way and particular and ain
ready to demonstrate thia fact Immediately ou my
return 10 Chicago, sitter hays done al can fot
my dear friend, whoso energy and labor have becn
one OF the mhinstAys Ia developing and bringing
forward the 1nssit4 Of this valuable Invention.
CuAMLxs Dwt1Ar.
, 1876-05-24

CLEAN AND DYE WHITE LACE SAcQUES
and shawls ~ look new, no matter how so!ied, All
kinda Of dsesss cleaned without ripping or remov.
Ing trimming. Cook & hclAin, 10 Dearborn street
and 2Gl West Madison Rsrept.
, 1876-05-24
MILWAUKEE.
n 4

spectai Dspatca 10 The Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 23.-Tl,o conspiracy
case ended to-day, Judge Dixon making pow
crful and ablo argument for the Government.
Judge Dyer summed up at considerable length,
making IN admirable review Of The caae. and
stating the law all points fatsed In very concise
aud lucid language. The verdict 10 not in.
SUPERVISOR MATTHEWS
ID understood to be expected hero Friday to mako
complaint agatnst E. ". Kcycs in connection with
alleged frauds in this district.
20 the Hxstsrn Af,oef1ttd s fres:, .n,. -.
JOINS and Goldberg, Indicted for conspiracy to steal
and destroy tho cy1en:e agntnst tho Whisky Ring
eeaed verdict. At S:45 they agreed and separated.
1t 10 understood that their verdict is not guilty.
, 1876-05-24
METEOROLOGICAL.


OBITUARY..
Special DitpateA 10 7ns TFfbuHA
ST. PAUL. Mlnn., Mny 23.-Mark Hendricks,
widely known from long connection With the Nil.
wnukcc l. st. Paul and Chicago Il Northwestern
Railways Us ticket aRent died At his residence here
this morning from lingering consRmpt!on., He
leaves a wtfe and two clildrpn- lie formerly re-
sided At Milwaukee.
Sptctal Dtspdfeh to Ins 7tibuns.
BnIsTol, ILL.,. May -. DIR. Calvin Wheeler, a
morning and wns buried to-day. lie Was n years
Of ago. A lnrge concourso OF friends astcnded the
funeral OF this moat excellent nun.
, 1876-05-24

perioiat Is bondsnsn, not knowing nt ths Tins =,
That he had been indicted. Pcriolht was not long N
E"m1ni..ionsr schm!at and er: :conln!,.ionet creE
ford, The other officials hAd scented the trouble
sst esa n a. a.: s'a os md y ess d
r. 5 i afsa' Id
beyond qa!bble. il show. thai eonsplEsey LII, haa
KnSs!, @ s.a s i,s:i ys' s Ssss, 6s:SG
II to have ,9s taintshns = ESG: e the lr.sao
thc'm. ani thu .'Rins' hns casricd il out ntlmra:
hly. The why the stealing waa accomplished was:
Kimberly would make reputation f9r I've barrels
ne The receipt ofAve and rer!olAs making affidavit
thas he sSnt ass TIL. r. w. ~ 's sIs o
hHs been proven to
@ ssH s n ss Isy ..i o s' o
Instance, i has been proved Tint 80 200 haa hesn
stolen In this way, which hns 70 donb! been taelt!
he COMMITTEES On Public charities, a pos!t!on 70
which ho was nppolnlrd Tor that pnrrofc. doubt
lit H. nas as g:S ooS SCI h! ue tssa dsa s't e s
iat, Kimberly, ind the !" Ring. ever to pointing
e9e ~hP urMer %as 's ,an . te e
certain members Of the Hoatt! have drawn thes
family supplies from PcrlolntA stofo with great
backward h asking advapcct in CASH irum hlu,. for
instance McCahrry, all Of which, pMt together VII
exhibit on Inc ttiai ro.tennes. y G9ok County A.
fairs TINT few hive been ready 70 bcliovo.
seen yesterday, ii /. almost needless to say. wsse
c"seS 9 ys1S. Ths e dsy
that several Of them would be indicted In the next
few days Enyc them very llttn comfort. They
ensS eaasht fet .n.. would i ee thvr turn
"wILL rRRloLAT sQuEAL ~
inquired one. 10 which nnother answered. ut IL
.oa 70 III iaasss nj Il @
the case Of Meca1rcs. Holden, md Johnson, With
the probability TINT thc IA will be extended NJ.
any % DEALING % viii fesioa Or That Se lad ever Rct
e any goods from h. tsorc Thteh Tay 81 e
"S 2s r9' 9 ef'ss NJ
ment, going 10 show Tint he has been the wilteat
o 6s w, a. ,ss ws , s.n h. IT, IT,. ants
abused ndividusl the trouble to curt goods 70 the
Insans Asylum, ard then taken the trouble him.
self 70 haul then, bask and to bis nauso IN car.
said 10 con.irt Of chest. Of tea, cases Of wine a11
other delicaries Of tho season. Mr. lioltlcnF
Isssa & is q s %ea ers s W. wsn
he came into the Board, year and hnlf 49, ths
rst di.sorery he made was tst TX pef,oiat r. T. h1a
Ing Ing supplies, and reportel 10 the Hoard accord.
lngly. Through tho instrnmentallty Of Mccnf.oy
tho report ~na kept f1om the reeosis. az ana Later
Mr. Holden changed hle tactics entirely and became
Asupporter and advocate of PeE!oIat-
WHAT TE1E INDICTED sAY.
A TRIBUNE reporter met ths Dcan loss ycsterday
fallen upon him ~. general ar va that 81 az;
naigsa d e, sgsns n KNOW .nt
tins. Tho public wers sftsI sonsbady, # ,in
fho hnS rfv and eCO0Drl mE.
, 1876-05-24
SUBURBAN..

Tho Bonrd Of Trpstees Of Hyde Park met yester.
day; all plceeut. Tbs report IT The lite Village.
Attorney, e. H. Wtlet3 on the te1ms under which
tho publication Of Tho Revised Ordinances Of The
vtllAgs vas bsins Hsds WA read, showing that
Has3ia Rood we1e now setu ing up and printing
sAs bo<&, % soia IN leather. 2sQ copies In cloth
G4A Ha SReles ts Rspex II cAA4 Of e. "a pez RA&a
, 1876-05-24
MJTHICAT..


The complimentary concert 70 Mr, Alonzo Hatch,
the senor singer, takea place TIL, evening ii Nc.
Cormck Hall. with the following programme:
ano, violln, md cello. ....:....... Beethoven
I.*H.: Bd1y, L<u1s, and E1ehh<l,..
A!onso Hatth-
.. Scene .ns,s,! Ind pru5eT' from "per Frs'' u,,
.Hlss Jkstte0 {{osket,
|. Elrgc for 'ceIln. Batt8
Ntiahard Exchhtim
L-Nuct&o-t' Sun gcloso del zc6ro errante" BeltnI
Ai.t HasliH, Hr. iiuxeh
PART II!
Ia. Night ffsous, op.
/. p!nno'fo.te, 2J. No. 4......... .Schumanu
b. vA!se {Posthnuous). Chopin
n Clarence Eddy.
E. "MApphl Tuttc Amor. FlotoW
Atonzo Ua!eA- :.
3. ''CAro Nome" a,e"...n.................. ..Vsfdl
Itst JfsHoG Udsk<iI.
!. TheuleH AID TattatlouA Tor VIOLIN .P8Gtniut
lfittldm Lsuts.
e. Duetto-. TorRamIA ! dir chs N 'am!". .Donszctt
The s4le Of seats for the extra concert to be given
bJ the Apollo club, June i, vii, commence at koot
4 sons music store, ltH 8tsts street, On Thu5sday
nosuiax Of this waek.
, 1876-05-24

CIoso cash buyers. aud those that know when
bargains are presented, will do we'll to examine
goods snd prices. stock lAsgest and prices lowest.
1t uolto1 + lIlldreths, 2.t aud a.s7 State xtrsut
, 1876-05-24
AT GALVESTON, TEX

GALVESTON May %. "a fire to-day destoyel tho
Soushwick Huildlng, thrco-story brick, corner OF
Strnnd and Twenty. fourth strects. and two wooden
buildings adjoining Losses estimated ut $780, 600.
Partially covurtl by Insurance.
, 1876-05-24

THOSE WHO HAVE MOVED SHOULD REMEMBER
that uilgcE, Jenkins d Fa1on, CID and Isl State
sttcet, will paper or decorate your walls great
deal cheaper md better than Jon can possibly do II
yourself Then 1t will b dono right.
, 1876-05-24
FINANCIAL

Spetst Ms1atcA to 11s 5ftau~<
eFRn0FlkLp, ILL.,, Nay 23.-Wat4on r. Rock
we'll, sf Colorado, who hss been doing businoss In
Cairo, In this Bsasa. alsa rolu2tAFJ petition in
bankruptcy te-d4x.
, 1876-05-24

MlwAuKxE, May GA man named John Dahl.
man died here last evening at tie ago OF los ycara.
II 10 we'll authenticated that he was born 10 tho
Province OF WcEtphalta, Germany, in It'll.
, 1876-05-24
FIRES.


Tho stfll-alay7n To Engine Company no. at
1n:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon was caused by
a 6rs In tho two.slo frame building No. EOS
Forqucr sttcek owned and occupied a. bake.sbop
and residence by Christopher MichhorAt- Damage,
S25. CAufc, an oycrheatcd oven.
, 1876-05-24
At EAST SAGINAW.

Epertdi Dtpateh to 1as Tribune.
EAsr 6Aa1NAw, Mich., May a3.--A hours and
barn In this city, owned BY William Tench, wna
destroyed by hro this morning. II caught from
defective fine. Loss, s., GOO. Insured In The
Attua Insurance Company for 81, 800.
, 1876-05-24

6pecfol nspasch to 7As 1tt9una-
sr. PAUL, Mtnn., May 23.-Gen. Gortnan'a fu-
neral to-day from tho Catholic Cathedral was at-
tended by s, 600 people. A company Of the Tucn-
tieh Infantry was furnished feom Fort Smelling for
IN escort and hrtng party. Included In tho pro-
cesafoh were seventeen survivors OF the Mexican
War,
, 1876-05-24
PoLITlOAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
mEVEBFH WARD REPUBLICANS

NEVEHTH WARD KEPUBL1uANA
A meeting Of tho seventh Ward Republican Club
4 fuil TENDANCE Of members of tl4 Club = d..
sired, - mattels of Importance 70 the cause will
BE- urpnoscd for their confederation. Applications
fnrt tnntnbo chip NIL b. eosattalnsd.
AVA l. GRAHAM, FEaEdek4,~
, 1876-05-24
IURPENTINE,


WILMINGTON. N. c., May -. ,.-gptsits turpentina
qulet at x7hc.
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MISSOURI KANSAS & TEXAS
RAILWAY.

The completion of the great iron
bridge over the Missouri river ut Boon
vile, enables this popular line to offer
still better facilities for the business b.
tween the Northeast and the great South.
west.
Two daily trains win be run between
Hannibal and points in the great Neosho
valley, in direct connection with all lines.
Also, two daily trains between st. Louis
and points in Southern KahsAa
For the Texas trade, new and better
facilities are offered. The rates have
been greatly reduced, and arrangements
have been made whereby through Pull.
man palace sleeping cars are run from
Chicago, Quincy, Hannibal and St.
Louis, to Galveston, without change,
passing through the finest portion of
Southwest Missouri, Southern KanSas,
and Indian Nation, and the most desira-
bic portion Of Texas.
Any ono contemplating . trip 10
Southern Kansas, the Indian Nation or
Texas, should address Thomas D0fwin,
general passenger agent, Sedalia, Mo-,
for correct map, with time tables, rates
Of fare &c.
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involves very large expense and slight increase
In the subscription pnce Of the Weekly Of twenty
I've cents, q sum inconsiderable to compensate
Tor the additional reading matter furnished. A
new schedule of prices has Been arranged to which
the attention of subscribers and those getting up
clubs isespecially directed.
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Given under my hand ut lola, Kans.,
this Slst day Of Dec. 1875.
WV. c. THRAsHER,
Treasurer of Allen County, Hans.
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HnNUV ON WELL IMPROVED
mVVHv Farms, On i've you tire or
less at . lower fSfg Of ipfegeex
mn Am thsn ever before chssUsd h ~
~ UVulv J. b. WATKINS & CO..
LAWreooe, kAaa1a.
Address them q Lawrence, Maaksstaa, En-.