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tom. . Ar.'rr :,'4 I.,le :n"..@s''" az. 'r'!.'
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the Uur,d STATES. - ""rN "i"'h - ~ ,f''f
a,.-rIaci :" 'aAe rarS ~ "e H'',""' .''7,,''
! n, oar county. IL. a".h"r. JAM H. Vi.
CALI. /. au able AID w"iI SHOWN '!''iI''
,,rir,r.
We mot Lcar;ily 'omm"nd tbs ""IN -
our r-a,l.r- l. i 10 Try h..'s> ~ Hr'''-. '''
lr.rla>rir effort "a nil u" ~" n'' ""i' .''.
mt il, - c'.a,. VIVID. aud hr,l"i i''T''''''
@, ,b, events Il cur .,l~'"ry. 'Eow Me 60
..,,y,ry Of ~. Amcncau Continent 70 We
rr..-.nr ta, It 1Ivcs ar ru"r'>trg '''"'1'
at the. In,tlm. ct Nurh America. tom 'h''
tine # thecOmIua ul Ia" wh'' "'-'. ~
ola."~ Il 'Cl"hth"s. me eNP'" -
d,tl,lrir ia,ir,,- Of Eurnp", a"d til" wander
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
81, FATTY Piano !

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
.,Tnc,c ?iaro- are the fne>t ia tie ~"ri'
A. r-c,,r.I. rl,,. anI cXrrllcnCr Harrington
Tcnjj EGrbiicon
.Th. tr,rrs rla'ui- rrruourr"f ~ all. 'h"
.w,c;r-t toned Instrument m'u"dc'nTrd. -
IL .. lrrr. (P1 E,a ury.
Tn. a:'y p.au"-. grand square an.
,,,i..lr. -ra remarkable for rh,'lr beauty ~
ri>h - v-tt - TOR sweetness a"d Eoi"Uc
:ron. l,if.. oyr (N.I) NT"mV.
Mr. Eear'y l. = responsible Ou> ness man
-Bf,ilag - (Nl) star
AGENTS waited cveryu bore. Send stamp
for r''tlnL ." Adde'S. ptN'F.''
BEATTY. Washington. New Jersey
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
The Singer Sewing Machine

To per,nns living ~ LHi. RNYriILE aia'
..,,.,.r rnl,t- nn the NIrk-harI X Nhrrv. rTr'
Rui Road. the Undersigned l. uow prepare
Ia sci Iu.. ~Sinrer Sewing Mfr'.n' a.
mon;;,iy iu>rallmenis, upon the ip.i""lh2
Terms. rrwit Firt payment. len D"!t'fe'
..,b-~qu~n, payments, Five Dollars per nr'n'i''
until paid for. ;
G-sy~Gori Inducements offered 10 planters
ia The county "pon applirsuo" 10
J. ( bEHEN, Agent.
May l3-rj1n Monroe La
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

Ists,u '"i"C,rIi.vC; la,t 'yrnin. thar Haye-
and Pacaa,d were tl,c ct-rhcIcin.e We are
confident that iIIlen and Nichols ara eIsc-
tee, hccau-e !, l. impossible for Pi'hi" to tell
HE uuih
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

Delhi is the banner ward, although there
were more democrats votes cat IN the Alto
ward, for there was not a Haye~ oT Packard
ballot cast in the ward Hurraii for Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
A Candid Physician.

II i not often l',ai we hn aH"i-eI'n'
medical iarugry >U.i:cl':h "an '"r T. r'''"f" any
urrl' hat. ser 10 pr"prr'Tt' Uir'iilnrs." a. II
runfcr, With rh-r Iurrrr-' To :" 20 bat ~
inw We give al aAc"r'I"n.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

Eayvi'le. T., August -. IsTr tt
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
DEkTTl'S 2.EEssA'EED
GOLDEN TON G y z
PAELOR ORGANS.
RYE OF L,GnrraoM NE rErss

Il aty : Gn.len Tpuru" i;,,ior Organs nav.
vou tor tlru>'lN-> good r"Iur'Ion idr and
Wild. UG>hiar5o" Y Star.
W. would recon n..i,d tt.i~ -Nc"il"'' irsiIn
mon, e. rE,. nri-cal vur.i. TOR ~ hu-ncs, 81
Ton" -Pc ,rviprs Lrd) E""oo.of
WmrI,,lra Lo.lc. e.: CA Fellows la, lur-
CHASED one at Brauy'- Goi''cu irugr' orfans,
arI y l. H." best u>trIn,C'r eyer hrn"2h' !"
lIi. town - IaoJS otr,f N j Ec-'s ..
rl.. instrument gives ,n'lr" Satisfaction.
NJ brother. "a" ,urri'T>"'. Ire organ, Is high.
~ rl,a,a.I memphis ono As'rs.
Tho" " hn wi,l 10 purchase hT-t "'a's
INSTRUMENT for tome. rai or cl"rch u.u,':
should ~ 3 Brat'y b. ali mcans -H:rs5
(brrh) UU'lt.,
H., tor" eqnai- the finest 49, have cytf
a..art 49, Ediao 10 } Ec",r'r
--.ru,> wanted ever where To canvass Tor
'ni- superior neirurril
Adde'S, -. MEL l. BEATTY.
Itlr.iy1.ICH. y J
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
Insure Your Dwellings. CiE''-
(,,ton ana Wcgc:iaNAi-c.

For the 40, s,.a>,:, Of 1876 In" 4 az o. a"'
R,,alj. in,uan.r Agru,y oi Jno.L t!'ne.
Monroe. La The best COMPANIES and lowest
rates g!ycu
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

ppnrosIr'oS We propo-' 10 "dErr'ls"
.,,nt c,r sale. with ,lli> understanding # The
I,nl owner viii .ivc pm" and teens and
= .,I.. rn ,.taruc. aud # "a sale lie VII
,,y o.. 10 PEI ,.ru; at ia 'purrha~' rrIc'. ""'
az the cash payment.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

~. vii advertise any hor-c, n"i" o.. !a'
.i,,. owner r'at lray b" ,'rnycd oil "r si"'rn
,u conditions liai # 'i,c ,.n'nal - not rr'"F'
eyed. no chargr. ani il recovered the 90" n"t
SO, a-ree To pay us SO Coz advertisement.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

Liule Pill is concentrating hI- iorccs ~
New Orleans for ar"thcr raj on 'h" L""'s'-
ana banAI,,j. aud he : got bi' airilt.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

Who wants n gooi S"wug Machine
...u give y.u rh":re at any YOU Hr-Ir" an"
sell FIR - per cent brS, Than agents price,
Gallant see IL n";,rr bIyinI elsewhere. u
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

Moor's Business invrr-lry. a iar'a. ia q.
the only Actua! Business ""uoh IA lnc -""'h
Srul fDT iaIa.0LHe ~
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

Ge-r outIty ct Sprung Steel Marine Nee
die, for all kinds OF machines, Al the n"'ln"
agercy of J L heI-n, Monroe La. p"ni.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

4 OST...Fnur yrom'=ory note, ""ie' 'AF
1 :;rd. 1916. ant signed J. b h"',,in'' doe
r., ,ecrivrly Sept 3ri. ocl. 5ri AMI Wv. "f''
1879, for SlUs.@ai "a~h. w.iu interest 81 'a'"
OF +. T. ., =, arua.n from ll- ui para; az @"
one. piece ui uap~r, aid drawn payable 10
the orI.r OF Aoram Thompson Al parsons
"a. hcrcpy notified not TO trade i,'r IA ) ""i's'
nC$aN l.IDHt On
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

Lu, i"Iiin4 10 get the Votes, 'n,y P.".'o,- e"
seize the government by fore. Ike they did
in 1872. PacLa,i ana bis rimrs will find
that u-urTa'.un wlIi lie II harder h f"r hn"
than It va, for krI.'yg
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
MANY Years Of Careful Re.
search has Produced IL.

Wooh .lnpr"s,H Hair Rr-r"ra'ivr Is mike
,,v o,brr. aud ha. no equal The lmPr"vei
,,. now vegetable tnuic properties f->''fes
sr.y lar to a GLOSSY. natural color; restores
,adsd. DIV. harsh and filling hair restores
h,;, g., prerna,urriy taii heals; removes
.t,,,,,,.h hnmurs. .rnrtI"">; removes
;,.,,,,.on i,chirg aud scaly dfyGe>s No
,r,,I. proIoc..s sub wan 'r.r;gi ~:i'7''s. Try
,,i -, Wooi'- ispmve,l Hair Restorative.
ana, doa1 he pu 81 az aag Other ar ,elf
"A no all drug 1t. 10 rhIs piar- ani dealers
,,.,,,,r,,,r. Trad supplied al manuitc
,n,,.,. pr.c,.s by G.. 4. Cox h Co ,Chras"
80. A,,.ut, f tn L lied STATES add ana.'a'
10 hy Wae,ln-s, F."i.sy 3 Co. Ne"
Orleans. "a
.u.!y, &c, 49," I'm
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
DR, ID. IL. PETIT,
PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON.
Y II d -
Rayvilie, La,

Dime corner az Dcl'hN'r'' WV
Rayvilie, La,
Where will always b- found when not pro
f..s.inuaiIy engaged Orders left on my STATE
will receive prompt attention.
Thankful for the liberal pafron"g" he'e'o
fore extended TO me, will co"''r"" 90 prac
ice my profession in all IFS bran be- spec''
attention given 10 chronic diseases
July s. no2S-ly
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
RAYVILLE. =. LOUISIANA,
Saturday, November IL, 1879.
Local BreVities.

Sewing Machine Needles. SOC. rer dozen
at J. Z. 4 J I, Beh-n's. Monroe. Eov2u-tf
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

HNE Ha.i.inicrc-t IL = large body OF an''
I np' vs.i t." 9,ii IN lots 10 -nl' purchasers
r,,r t,arr.rulurs apply al tins uih'r. Il.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

Nnn ACRES wool liant, 81 acres dn-
NtE v,,GI .i.!g", som" sweet gu' .ih'
~, ,... sol: al : - per aCrc. 0n easy I"Tin>,
,rr, mic, .ua,', r!,- Il ha!vi'le t'r l"5,'''
Particulars Apply a, This office lno. 2<3 ~
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
The Beacon and Free Press for
-four dollars.

The DErR5Ir FREs PRESS has acquire
great celebrity Tor its fund at q"''n' h"m"',
sparkling wit. stories. sketches. choice genera
I,rrarnre. chess an puzzle columns. news
.Ic W. have arranged tn club the HIGHLAND
Bg,co, with the DETROIT FREE PREss AZ
greatly reduced rates, and Wit take 'uoscTiP;
mons tor the two paper, tor Sino; anu ih">
our subscribers eau secure one al the he>'
papprs IN the United States. in connection
with tie BEACON, al an a.ihi'iona' cost "i "'y
nu,. dniiar S,ud il your subscriptions. II
P,,yo FOR SALE We ctirr for sale the
,-.,auratri Water, Piano i!n- l. san To ht'
a, excellent Iu>rru,n'ut an' any r"r~"'-
.Ic-Iuu~ q. pur''Ia>r' = "nr wo""' h"i /"
,l,..,r i,,,r.,' To- caii "a ~ b-fY'r "rirrn9, a.
rl,, instrument Is luay wa''hr'r" !" s'''
sail "a tina.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
q. w. SMITH,
RlPRER G HAIR DRESSER,

"ASno.-d l. 20 his new shop on Louise
stree, ne anor north Of WI J"ne-
:, -. Ssyyi,te, aud provided with all sin's 81
o.rc,rn.. cosmetics an hair dyes necessary
for the satisfactory rGrcui'o" "t ~ y"
his line. ami respectfully s'i''s wv ""
,ronase If IN" pu'lic. lie "a" shave. "sF'
si,a npoo, aud irim sen'ieirAn "p VI '.'H
style; and also keeps fa"cy toner "''c'es
on hand To- \. cnmmodate the ladies
jane 5. ie73-tt
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

1000 'cr"s Of i""i-N""e ,mPr"L"-
ISb;b uru' on ia" = 40" Near III"
Nnrth LOUISIANA 4 Texas Rail Read. ard H.
4 good range. Tor particular Apply ~ MI
oti! =
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

O,,.,x rnp SAIE-Wr otter f.r ale \" i6
$50 B,.ouy'e G"uen i"H2"r ihr.r '"s'"'
manufactured 10y Nj. Dame. + b'','y' I"
WASHINGTON. y j.. Who advertise, ~ oar
rolnmil> The organs u!Huu-ariHfri ny '">
Inns, are note tor tn.lr rIt-iu.iI .ii.i-h, Trh
,.erp tone. an great dHrahh'; have ony
"a ,. seen ami heard II he appreciated 'h'
a, tins office
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
FOR SALE,

-nn ACRES Of good iand, III i've nli''s"i
,O1U Bssuop, N"reho"se Parish. situated
-, ,;,,,, SWAMI: 100 acres IN cultivation;
.,,,,,-,v ,boy. tue overflow OF 1874 aud 1876.
Gooi -clIDpl and church Ia the nrl-to"r""oi'
PR. s6 ron. one quarter cash. the balance
IN three equal annual payments
Any further information can oe hd.' at .''''
Office May 20, 1901
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

W. have now un hanI \ t.'rGr assortment
,f!,.rr.r hat ,ni nur'. h"ai i'hP"t, 81 v'ri"">
s,z..s. ard cleo a to- at tai h"nd paper h'an|
.,ri, k,.. and tho, vito rs - w"EH 81 'hH'
s,ni W. prrpp-.' ~ 4" II i"r NV "d"'n-
u-t,..-, aud >ari-ta'tluu guaranteed ~ every
instance Ne haV" now d new ahi ware"
.rrk 81 ryp- # ..,,. latest >'vt"-. an' are i'T-
n,rrd 10 execute small It's a nearly - ca"
h,, i,.r,. any where la ad'irI"n I" liz" sup
rIy W.. nave on hand. we have ordered SON"
I,r,,. Siyrd Roman. Snrablr to- ".ah"s al
ever, dn.cripriru whls'h ~ propose to exc
cut,. with ra>l,. and ncaIns>S: u
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

C,wr-r e. .'uFsNAS, s.. L"nis No. are
o,s su,hnr,zed Agerli: 10 contract for adveE-
Using Tor the BEACON.
IN prrrrvGILL 4 Co. - Park Row
corner B,ekman street. New York. are cur
au,noriz-n agents Tor \. \.
n. p HUcBAR". Advertising Agent. We"
Haven Conn. viii contract for advertise
n,ut- f,r the BE'C1S.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
THE WASHINGTON HOTEL

T mi ~. No.
Ia, b"rn thoroughly Rrp1i'"d ant k"-f'T
usL~a. ard !, nov open Tor IL" rec" i'i"h a.
Gu.srs MIXER an eur,rr new management
Sample Eunm- reserved ton iommcic'n'
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

Innn res Of land sold t" s"'t rnTrn'
ZtV} -rr- II n tn" woods. t"r
l,al,tcu.ur> apr,y al rirs "ti.rc. IL
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
vI,O THE CITIZENS
l. OF ruEPaRISH OF ErCHLAND.

OF IiiE PAkiSi VT NJ u L N'''''
Nnr:rc j hereby gwen 'Ha' III" ono" ~
Registration Tor the PARISH ut Ric''and l. No"
open IN the ,nwr # Rayv'.i' md Ma fe'"H'"
open AZ rhis pa,c un'Ii SATURDAY. September
2uI, 1910.
After which a." Off" viii be opened At
the r,i,owin. ,i.r.> and places:
G,rard. open N1uJay. ith dag ct ,"p' a"d
close Saturday. S~rt ''li
Alto. np"r Nonl.,y, Sept, l.,!', ami close
SATURDAY. SEPT 10Th.
he ir,ou,h open Monday, Sept Ism, ant
cIo.e Saturday. Sep, 23rd.
Drlai opcn Monday, sept. 9th and close
Sarur.'ay. Sept. f0lh.
Midway open Monday. Oct. md ana close
"Wednesday. Or 9TH. =,
, N..Craw, school HoUse. open MONDAY.
O., a,!i and ciost Hr.n->'iay, Hcr. l'h.
Reopen At Rayyi,I", Oct, / III and Close
finally Osr 9TH, 1870. ,,r
Supervisor Of ReRis'ra'io" 'ari-h Of RIr!.'and'
Ka,yiHe. La Ana. 3 tn. 1876.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

Insurance effected upon Dweii'nls. House
t,ll Furniture. Kt,ciGn Utensils. Wearing
Aupar-i ant mpr"hanir>e, by applying I" ).
f Brnru. Monroe, La. D'n!''''
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
Be ATTY Piano

GnAND SQUARE MD tFKIWUI.
rt,.,-..J II. ,,,r r,IrIt.r,r uu~,.a, arl'i' rifles
.,...,......,, ,,, ,I... yyprl.l ~ TUE REST.
II, II + E.a;ry, a. Wa,hirsior. Warrru
."uury \ ! . "a Engaged N the '"n":"''"'"
{ p'eun,. AM r'@Iug tom M eh"r@P. r"''t
pr,-,. and mu>trai aOIiry, tie p"i' may
,.x;,e,.r 10 --.ur" la his pItn"> Ih"l>""'.
,iur4hi- AMI line toned Instrument at vrr'
r,t,ra'e rrir-. HIS ficiilr;e- MI rnth.r
hir Ia compete with auy -isni5er. rsHe( ~
Ec,ord
rp;y"ScuI stamp for catalogue. Aides
DINIEL +. BEATTY, HGS5i"goH. Nor
Jcrssy.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
VickSisilrg. Miss.

: - agaut for III" ''OIn" NEN In
TOR aut CHIMNEY Tor. thai VII cure
>n,n,;,y ctiriu"y> AMI - III" very r.ln@ '"r
v,.ui.la,iug Mnrhin" Shops. h Ii. prr''s'
CIR Shops, 81. In Ordering s""' n<''"
mo-, .ufcurut e top Of chimney or v""n''''"a
.,,r Ami 9Th. ls-"-iy.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
BEATTY e9ase!

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
Tits splendid riano Fore con"'"e, e'''y
,,,,,,,,y.uen,. M ton. with power aud s'ra'
durability. and has received the uniu",lh"
o,.,,or...ra,,. OF the aisi est musical auth"rI-
81; Cor ~ n,ory.i,u,. extraordinary "Chnt-s
., ,,r,.. having NO SUPERIOR IN THE
WORLD Large -ize : 0'ravrs. overS' un9
D.. Fun Iron Franz. FrcncI, Grand Action.
r,.,n..L Carved Pelai. Sollh Rosewood
MouIdiug,. Ivory Key Front, 'arPed NAM.
ueT,. Il Cratic ir-br. &c, L'brrai "i>c'''''
t. the trade Agents wai,ed-maie "r u''i'''e
-. e. circular Address
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
Executive Committee

Executive Committee
OF the Dsn,Ocrditc-t OaScrruftce Par Of n"
Parish Of Richidnd:
list Wafd-G McD. Bmmby, II. P. Wells
aud 2 B. Fecnan
End +. Fowler. ID A. CarPbell. j. q.
srd Eljlh Scott
Ord Z X JUSTICE, {. II. Brashear aud
Benjamin Myrick.
Alb W. L. Ivy. T. II. Williams and
II. Vickrrs
5,h A. Dyson, f. Hatch and Z 5.
Bsnghton.
? II. ToIer. Chairman, Rayvill". La.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
4 First Class Table


wil be kept. and Baggage Ch"c"cd AZ tie
Hotel 10 all proniuen, kar~ay P"i"'s.
&. :. bURNHiM.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

+. B.aru. N,pro-. Ia is agent rr tie
r,.rnrg.I Singer sewing Nrrt..nr. Al
O, lea, hy mas, p,umpriy attended To Uhn.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-21
JACKSON @. H. OHIO THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1876.
Sometime.

som stime, when all LIES lessons have been
And sun and stars forevermore have set,
The things which our weak judgments here
The things Ger which we grieved with lashes
VIII flash before us, out Of life's dark night,
A sIars shine most in deeper tints OF blue;
And We shall see how all Goi's plans were
And how what seemed reproof was love most
true.
And we shall see, how while we frown and
sigh.
How, when we called, he needed not our cry,
Because his wisdom TO the end could see.
And ern as prudent parents diSaliow
Too much Of sweet O craving baby hood.
So God, perhaps, Is Keeping frOm Us now
LIES sweetest things bebause IL seemeth
good.
And if sometimes, comminzled with lifes
We .dnd the wormwood, and rebel and
shrink,
Be sure a wiser hand than yours or mine
POurs out this potion for our lips To drink.
And ~ some friend we love IN lying low,
Where human kisses cannot reach his face,
But wear your sorrow with obedient gracel
And you shall shortly know that heightened
Is not the sweetest gilt God sends his friend
ana ahai sqms.imes som ei,I Ihe sable pail OF death
II we could push aJar the gates of life,
And stand within, and all Gods workings
see,
We could interpret all this doubt and strife.
And for each mystery could fnd key
But not to-day. Then be content, poor heart :
Gods plans like lilies pure and white unfold.
We must not tear the close shut leaves apart (;
Time viii reveal the cslyNes OF gold.
And ~, through patient toll, we reach the land
Where tired feet, with sandals loose, may
rest,
When we shall clearly know and understand,
Il think that we viii say, "God knew the
Mrs. Mary Riley Smith.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-21
WHOLE NO. 1910.
fFfum thc Nsw YurK ot~rfvgr.l
Il the Child In Heavcni

Some one has srnt me a paper contain.
ing an extended criticism Of my remarks
on Three Years in Heaven" The wri.
tor holds that the Holy Biblo does not
teach that any person goes TO heaven a.
death" and be ridicules the idea that
souls are In glory before the resurrection
OF the body. lie says. IL the child died.
he did not 90 70 heaven; " he vent 10
heaven. be did not die"
Let us see what Jesus Christ saith on
thia OCCASION
Aud u came 10 pas that the beEEar died and
was carried - the angels into Ahrahamn boz
sufu. Tue rich man also dsei aud waa hurieds
msnt.
Both Of these persons died. tho one
went 10 place Of happiness. the other
70 place Of misery, and both Of them
before They rose from tho dead. for they
are dead yet
Again. our blessed Saviour. hanging
on the cross. said 10 the believing and
dying thief; To-day shalt thou be with
ne IN Paradise" Paul said Paradise 10
heaven. and John said the tree Of life 10
In the midst Of IA. and with this tsatimo-
ny Of the Lord himself and the Apostles
John and Paul. ] am quite willing 10 be-
lieve that the souls Of the saved do i'm.
mediately after death pass into glory.
IRENEUS
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-21
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Gov. Chamberlain's Inaugural Address

Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
CoLrHBiA, $ C.. Dee. :.
Gov. Chamberlain was inauguraisd %.
day ~ o'clock. Tue rifle clubs have
all gone home in view Of the coming OF
the Congressional. Committee. Gov
Chamberlain, ia his inaugural address.
lays:
dcnouncc the conduct. during the recent
elsction. ou the part uf our pBiliirai oppun~ut-
im this state, ~ vast political uutfaar. ffard,
prescription. intimidation in all iuftua uf viu-
iruce. ranging thfuuHh 80 ils dfErrss up -
wuntun murder, wrfC IT. sncctivu msthUsia
Tns circumstances uudsr which Ne have
sFmbisd to-day, show how auecr-.fui has
D 7su the EFsgtt conspiracy II D. hfr ua. ia tire
ltrs' uf Hii danger, 80 the tiCe 90 false ur umid
I'll, n o.. % -1"w that we understand the causa
tn which We mrc gag a. sud that 40 earthly
sitrrIiirr D. tUo Etrtt 10 stufu tns triumph. Ttr
E-utirman who wa- nay Opponent tur this Of
fc- Ia thc late rlUctiuu hns fsCrutly duriarrtl.
a. am credltnhIy Informed, that hw holds mot
ouiy the pruc uf this eiiy and STATE. % mty
iifs-. iu his hands do uut duuht the truth uf
this statement Neither ihr public pcacr nor
tiir lifss 81 any man, who uuw Opposes the cum
summation 81 this policy uf ffsFud. aud Viu-
lemCr. u -HfC Iufu TIE assaults ~ Those who
have snforcsyi that policy. ny iifn rnh snslty
nil MY friends hrfF, > ffsli tenure fuf the
ia.f turtc months. hut there is uuu thlmn mu
uian in south Carolina ctu dn, huwsvs.f paw.
- al Ur ds-pvrutu be utny b., AMI that j. 90
cnus me - uhafr hatred. or esusv my fifaf viIf.
nruua resistance to tuiH attempted uvurth hfnw
aud en-taN eutcmt ui y tn Jointly uf tie psoplr
of rssuth CnruliuH. l.fv 1 stand: cati do M
Other wise. Gssd being my helper. My via aud
children mrc dfufrr 10 nir thHm Htn the rufi,fy
druts that visit any sd cart, hut al otiisr
s,nn ,iuiy ia r,.ist tie nnai sace.s. of no.
mousiruus outtuzr. under whusr black aiaHua
W afc assembled to-day.
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Oregon gave q large majority for
Hayes. but che has n Democratic Cover
nor. and Tildsn pitched upon her a. the
place 10 steal an clector Tho infamous
Gwin. Tildsn's man. telegrAphed the
Governor that be must carry Oregon Tor
Tildrn at all hazards. and be wouid be
responsible. Tilden seems 10 assume
that. wherever there IL = Democratic otti-
Ger. he y ascoundrel The Oregon Gov
ernor did not disappoint him.
lie pretended that one Of the Rspubli.
can electors was disqualified. II u we're
70. there would be vacancy. and the
rest OF the electors could hll 10 By Law.
But the scoundrel Governor gave . Ger
tihczte 10 the Democrat. and. 10 seems.
handed over all the certificates 10 him.
whereupon the Democrat proceeded 70
el~ct two Democrats 10 the other places.
This was simply an attempt Of thieves 70
steal the vote OF . State lt IL In Kind
with all Of Tiiden's election operations.
The Republican electors met. hlled the
vacancy. and cast the vote Of the State
Tor Hayes. IL will be 90 counted.
viii be 90 counted. spectacle
when gang Of 1ildsn eonspi.
rators in the House shall make them
selves Accessory 10 this stealing. and
shall fail after having become oonied.
crate with thieves -lCincinnaii Gazette
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VOL. 32-----NO. 81.
DIRECTORY.
JACKSON COUNTY OFFICIAL DIREc-
TORY.
Is @.
DIRECTORY.
L = 70.
Of common Pleas-Porter Du-

Judge, Court OF Common Pleas-Porter Du-
Stale Senator-Isaac T. Monahan.
Representative-Arth u. Monahan.
Probate Jndge-John j. &. Evans.
Auditor-Thomas W. Patterson.
TreasuIer-James X. Hunter.
Clerlx-William II. Horton.
Bherin-John M. Ewing.
Prosecuting AttOrney-John L. Jones.
Surveyor-John ID. Brown.
Recorder-Asa A. fnrrar.
CommissioneTs-John .. McGhee, SaInuei
GiIiiIand and Van Buren Johnson.
Infirmary Direciors-Peter Bum, W. s. Schel-
lenger and Joseph Rule.
JUSTICES or THE PEACE
Lick Township-Jas. A. Aleshire, David III.
Varian, Ambrose Scott. - No.,
Scioto Township-Andrew III. Rehs, Robert
Hamiiton.Harrison Canter George Gilliland.
Jefferson-J. Edward Jones' John Isaac
Madison Jonathan Davis, Edward Hunt,
Bioomfeld@Grimsley Poor. VIM. L. Perkins.
Milton-George W. WHITMAN Sahuei Dei"P-
Washing;on-Jacob A. Sell, John q. Ray.
JackSon-Joseph Rowland, /. III. Mccormick.
Franklin Armpstead Scurlock, Joseph j..
Ii5eriy-wm. caIlaghan, John Mccartney.
PosToFFIcEs AND PosTNAsrERs.
Jaclrson-s. p. Baldridge.
Berlin X R0ads-Mrs. Electa Erwin.
Wellston--J. r. Ferree.
Dawkins Mills-Mrs. Kirkendall.
WLeo-C. G. McKinniss.
Meadow Branch-Wm. b. Pratt.
Webers-J. Calm:
Mabees--Samuei Jackson.
Monroe Furnace-W. III. sloan.
Gamsonville- Geo. Reniger.
Jimes-C. II. Shiers.
Byere-James Scully.
Ciay-D. j. Richards.
Rays-I II. Mccormick.
MK0yRfODp--
Caniba-B "a. Evans.
; Rocky Hi1l-E. w. Marvin.
STANDARDIZATION Winfough.
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The Popular Vote.

dental election In twenty one Northern
States. and below We compare the vote
cast for Hayes With that cast for Grant
In 1872 and 1868
These figures are exceedingly interest
ing and d~cidrdly suggestive. There 10 an
idea that there waa az Tho late election a
heavy falling OF In the Republioan vote,
but this is mistake. Hayes received
the largest vote. By far. ever polled for .
Republican candidate for the Pre.idsn-
cy. The following are the figures In de-
Til
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fEsTABLIsHED IN
MARCH. 1nAT.

right, aud st these qu-stions in th'
clear light Of the Word OF God. the coun.
try would ere long be safe. and our dag
un-tained either by innocent blood or
tears wrunE by outrage from broken
hearts. would become the symbol OF .
righteous Nation. and be under the pro
lection Of God We need. as the hasi-
and support Of all right effort. an aroused
aud intensified religious sentiment. an
enthusiasm for the right. for truth. in.
tegrity, and hoDor. aud. as the crown OF
all. enthusiasm Tor Christ