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Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
TAX SALE.
Tax Collectors Office,


Rayvilie, Hichand parish. La.
According to the revenue laws OF the state
of Louisiana AMI especially act ~ of general
assembiy.lST3, have seized and will pro
coed TO sell at the court house door III The town
of Rayville on
Saturday the 7fh day Of October 1876,
the following described lands, or such part
thereof as may be necessary To pay the taxes
due the state Of Louisiana and parish of rich
land and all penalties and costs for the years
lSI2-lS15:
Goldman, Edmond.--S J "f and I )
Of J. sec 8, L lin. g T., containing 800
acres more or less. Stale tax 352S, penalties
1880, parish tax 3.2s auditor, recorder cnra-
tor AL hoe, prin,er and collectors costs ll..o
total S6.Sl.
WM. 7. OLIVER,
Tax Collector.
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
TAN SALE.
Tax Collectors Office,
layyille Richland parish, La. ,

According TO the revenue laws OF the stale
of Louisiana, pr"vid,n: for the COLLECTION OF
taxes, and especially act J. Of general assem~
bly 1873. | have srlzcG and will proceed To
sell at the courthouse door III tie town OF
Rayviile on
Saturday Tie IA dag Of Cc"to, $50.
the f,ilnwin. described lands or -uch ragt
thereof aS may be s>Lry To pay the taxes
due th, stale of L'u-ana and parish Of Rrh-
land and ali penalties and costs for the years
lS7,s-lS1j
Hub,tt, llcrIrri--Lu sec 20, I y, -
T.. containing > a.'rcS, more ar less STATE
tax : 81. penalties. -, parish ,aN 2."", audi
;ar. recorder rura'or al hoe, printer and cot
Ircrur's costs -: u;aI 2i.iI.
VA. I. OLIVER,
Tax Collector.
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
TAN SALE.
Tax Collectors Office,

81 y
RayvIle. RirhIand parish, La.
According 10 the revenue laws Of the state
of Louisiana. providing for the collection OF
taxes, and especially act - "t the general
assembly 1873. | have seized ant Will pro-
coed TO sell ~ the court house door ~ The
town Of Eayvile. on
Saturday. III, nh day Of October, 1876,
the following described lands, or such part
thereof as may he necessary To pay the taxes
due the stat" of Lon >iana and parish "i
ErhIand aud all penalties and costs, i"r Tie
years lS6S-iN-J.
Gauldine, W E-E J of " sec ~. : c ii
Of II W II sec II, I II, y, range " r.. con
tain. goo acres more or less. State thA 80 '-,
penalties So. parish lax 3D.. andiior
recorder. curator ~ hoe printer au't collector :
cost, l..7j, total !!il".
WM. T. oLlNEE.
Tax Collector.
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
TAN SALE.
Tax Collectors Office,
Rayyille. Richland Parish, La.

According TO the revenue laws Of the State
of Louisiana, providing for the collection Of
taxes, and especially act Il Of general assem-
biz 1873, have seized and will proceed To
sell 1t the courthouse door IN the town OF
Rayvilie on
Saturday. The 7fh day Of Oc'oJcT, 1876,
the following described lands, or such part
thescoi as may b. necessary 70 pay the taxes
due the state of Louisiana aud parish Of Rlch-
land and all penalties and costs Tor the years
lsGS-lS1j:
Lynch, francoi>--s CT e II ~ ore Of
W qr : " qrof % sec 10 / 4 II, 6 . and
; W or OF W or sec - L - mr. .. contain
ing 900 acres more or lie. State taN $3.50,
penalties 2SA9,Parish tax 1898, auditor, recor-
der curator al hoe, printer and collector :
costs 10. Total 1852.
WI. T. OLIVER,
. copt -, 1876. Tax Collector
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
TAX SALE.
Tax Collectors Office,
Rayvillc. Richland parish, La.
WA T. OLIVER,
Tax Collector.

According to the revenue laws OF the state
of Louisiana, providing for the collection oi
taxes and especially act Il of the general
assembly 1873, | have seized and will pro
coed to sell at the court house door IN tue town
of Rayville, on
Saturday, tie IN day of Oc.oi0, 1876,
the following described lands, or such part
thereof as may be necessary 10 pay the taxes
due the state of Louisiana and parish Of
RichIand and all penalties and costs for the
years ls13-lS7j:
Henderson, Mrs F. Is &c of : " qr sec
26, F. Of : qr sec II, all sec - and
sec 50, + lyn,r J., containing 1866 acres
more o. less. State tax - 10, penalties ~!
parish tax I27i, auditor, recorder, curator al
hoe. printer and collector costs II -; total
1876.
wM T. OLIVER,
Tax Collector.
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
TAN SALE.
TAX CoLLECTons OrEICE,
Rayvilte, Richland Parish, La }


Rayville, Richland Parrish, La )
4 CCORDiNG 10 the revenue Laws OF
~ the State of Louisiana, prov iding for the
COLLECTION of taxes and especially act AZ Of
General Assembly 1878, have seized and
Will, proceea 10 sell at the Courthouse door in
the town OF Rayyille on
Saturday, the IN day of October, 1876,
the following described lands, or such part
thereof as may be necessary to pay the taxes
dine the State efLouisiana and Parish oil kici''
land aud all penalties aad costs for the years,
1872. 1873, 1874 and 1873;
Brown. Richard LIE ] Of S E t, Sec %,
TIC Mr., f., containing so aciec, more or
less. State tax $3.50, Penalties $3.50, Parish
tax S.. 81, Auditor, Recorder, Curator al hoc,
Printer and Collectors costs Sll.'5; lota'
taxes and costs So 81.
WIN. +. OLIVER, Tax Collector.
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
TAN SALE.
TAX CuLLECroR : OFFICE.
py,,Ii. pirl,lnnl Parish Il

Rayyile, Richlanl Parish, Id.
According to the revenue laws oG the State
of Louisiana, providing for the collection Of
taxes. and especially act l. Of general assem-
bly, 1873, | have seized and will proceed 10
sell at the courthouse door in the town OF
Rayviile on
Saturday, the IN day Of Ocfotcr, $50,
the following described lands, or such rar'
thereof as may he necessary 10 nay 'hc taxes
due Ihc state ct Louisiana and parish ot Rich
land and all PENALTIES and costs tor The years
lS12-lS11:
Fortier. FrancoiS--N J and : II OF II W
ii aud W II sec % and or of :" /
sec 10 + - n. : T.. containing so acres
more or less. State tan - -. penalties iluu,
parish tax 23.57. auditor, recorder. cuf,;"r al
hoe, printer and collectors costs .i.13. lo'ai
$50. WM. L. OLIvEG,
Tax Collector.
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30

$50 acres land-IJ acre, IN good state Of
cultivation, with cool comfortable hou>cs--
will he sold Cheap for Cash. or ,wo-'hiris
CASH. with mortgage retained for balance
There Is also on the place Horses and fIrning
implements, aul two good yokes of oXcn.-
For further particulars, apply 10 J. J. OH'een,
on the place or to Wiley p. Maagbam, Ray
vile. Ia. ug. 22puf,
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
TAX SALE.
~ 80 o.
p lax C LLEcroR's Orrrcr, 4,
Nayville, Richland Parish 7.

lax u ELECTORS Orr,cp
hayvl''e, Rich!and Parish, La, {
a ,SoKDiNG to the revenue Laws Of
- the state Of Louisiana, providing for the m
""l'er'i"n Of taxes, AMI especial, ac, ~ ~" nr
'rnrfa' Assembly 1873, | have seized AMI !"
wi'i pr%eed to sell at the Courhouse ,Ioor ~
the town Of RayvilIe, on '' III
S""'day, ne 7M day Of OctoJcr, 1876.
ue following described lands. or such mar,
Whereof as may be necessary TO pay the ,ay,,
'"e 'he State of Louisiana and Parish of
N'ch'and and all penalties and costs for the
years 1863, 1870, 1871, 1872, 1873, 1874
and 1875:
Atkins, VIM. It's W ofN. W.Iand n
oil w Sec ~, I Is ~, ROE, contain.
lns l2o acres. Stale taxes, Sl3.79; Penal.
les Tl9d0; Parish tax, S3OO5; Auditor
recorder, Curator al Hoe, Printer and Col
iectors costs, SHE; Total taxes and cost.
'9S'l'-l". WIN. T. OLIVER,
Tax Collector
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
Insure Your Dwellings, Gins.
Cotton and Merchandise,

For the the season Of 1876 in "The Old and
Reliable Insurance Agency of Jno. L. Byrne,
Momoe. La. The bes, companies and lowest
rates gvea
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30

na0 Boxes Soda crackers;
100 boxes cream Biscuit;
sO half boxes exua Soda tor Families.
All fresh from the Oven.
Lecl3. LANklN 4 EGGLESIoN
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30

Remember the place to buy anything IN
the sewing machine, sewing machine attach
m.nt, oil or needle line, is at the Sewing Ma
chine Emporium of J. +. Bchen, Monroe, La
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
WM. I. OLIVER,
Tax Collector.
TAX SALE.
Tax Collectors Office,
Rayville, Richland parish, La.

IA NiiiS' i'i|"'"" l'
According to the revenue laws q: the state
of Louisiana, providing for the co'iec'mn "i
taxes aud cspccalI"- Bet Il al the general
assembly 1873, 1--we seized and Viii pro-
coed to sell at the court house door III The
,cwn of Rayvile, on
Saturday the 7th day Of OcfoJo, 1876,
the following described lands. or such part
hereof as may be necessary 10 pay ia" iaAc>
due the state of Louisiana and parish OF
Richland and all penaIties and costs Tor the
years lSI2-iS1J:
Garner, S Wv J of w L., sec 6, / 10
mr. +, containing 50 acres more or less
State TAX So, penalties -, parish tax %,
auditor recorder. curator al To-, printer aud
collectors costs 10; total i2."l.
WA T. OLIVER,
Tax Collector.
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
.sSurinx Goods by Express

"Fine line OF piece goods;
SCENTS Cashmere Suits;
"(ien,'s Diagonal Goats am Vests;
--latest Style Hats;
New styles Scarf and Ties.
GEO c. KRESS & co,
Vick,Lurg, Miss.
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30

WI. T. OLIVER,
Tax Collector.
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30

MAGISTRATES BLANKS, OF every
lN description, neatly executed Ut this
Otticc on the shortest notice.
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
TAN :. lie.

Tax Collector.
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30

VXTANTED a, his office, Butter, for WHICH
w highest rarSa' price will hr paid.
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30

WN. T. OLIVER,
Tax Collector.
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OBITUARY.
MRS. DAVID DUDLEY FIELD.

Mrs. David Dudley Field died at halfpast five O'Clock
last evening, at Carrollton Hotel in Baltimore. She
was attended in her last sickness by rcla-
tives and devoted friends. Mr. Field has
also been with her during tho whole Of her illness
She lay unconscious for many hours before death.
Mrs Field Miss Polk belonging TO one OF the old
est Maryland families Of the Eastern Shore
She married al the age OF fourteen Dr. Sam
ucl J. Carr OF South Carolina blood relative
or Andrew Jackson. She rcisning star in Wash.
,nston aud OF great beauty. Her husband was
made commander Of tho Maryland Arsenal
at PikcsviIic, where they entertained many DIS
tinguishcd people, among others Mr.. Gratian,
tho OF tho IRISH She travelled IN Europe
Tor several years with the Graitans and was every
where admired for her beauty, talents and las
cination OF manner. Her Husband died
during her absence in Europe. Mrs. Carr
returned with her mother 10 Maryland and lived Tor
some time IN Hartford county, ut the iamtIy man
sion, called ssrhc barry She then moved 10 New
York, where ten years ago, she married Mr.
Field s,ncc then she has been distinguished
IN social circles, both here nnd IN Europe. Two years
ago made tour OF the world Her health has been
gradually declining owing 10 disease Of The heart witch
finally caused her death.
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promise ola bed in the parloE Part Of the wing ~
served for their usc was given up whom the Emperor
and party LEFT for the West and since then the par
tton sccludng from the rest OF tho hotel has been
removed Shortly before eight o'clock. when IL was
expected that the Empress would visit tho opera thsre
vas marked increase In the number Of lady promcn-
adcrs in the Railways approaching her apartments
OF course this may have been the result Of chance,
but II was very suggestive Of curiosity.
The Empress expresses herself highly pleased with
the different institutions that she visited, and
speaks OF tho magnincence OF OF public and
private buildings shc also delighted with her
visit TO Central Park. She will remain in tho city for
time, proccedlngto Philadelphia in TO join
the Emperor ON his return from San Francisco.
During her stay she will receive daily. The hour
up to the present time has been from 1--WE TO siy
o'clock and quite number OF visitors have called to
pay their respects
CHANGE IN the HOUR or RECEPTION.
The Empress on learning that the limo she bad ~
apart for the reception OF her visitors was inconven
ien.y near their dinner hour. changed IL to from ow
to i've The change OF hour will commence on Friday
To-day II viii be as heretofore.
la the evening Her Majesty and party visited tn
Academy OF Music and listened to tho opera OF sI Bas
bicrc dc scvglia" As the distinguished pcrsonage
entered their boxes the orchestra played tho Brazilian
national hymn. They located in tho proscenium
boxes as folows:-Empress' box-Hcr Imperial Majesty
the Empress; bona Josefna de Fonseca Costa. mais
of honor; Minister A. I. do Carvalho Borgcs and Mrs
Borgcs; gentleman in waiting TO the Empress Vic
Admiral J. H. De Lamarc physician, Dr. J. r. de Souz
Foutes Naval box-Commodore Jose dc Costa Azcvcdn
commander corvette Nitherohy his wife and nicce
Captain of manof-war y. +. +. Pcrcra Pinto Consui
box-Dr Salvador do Mendonca, Consul General n
Now York. and his wife, Dr.. }. c. Rodrigucs editor o.
o Moro Aundo, and Miss Bcrta Sawyer. Commissions
boxDr dc SaIdanha, Commissioner of Brazil TO the
Centennial Exhibition, and his wife; Drs Nicolau J.
Moreira and p. ID. b. Pacs Lcmc
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INDIANS QUIET.

OMAHA, Ncb., April 10, 1875
An official telegram to General Crook from Fort Lar.
annie yesterday conveys tho Information that no In
dams have loft either the Red Cloud o. Spotted Tai
agencies, with their families since the fight with
Crazy Horse Powder River few people went Ia
bring in their people, and some Of them have
turned, accompanied by Northern Sioux. Tho Chcy-
enncs at the Red Cloud Agency alarmed, and talk
OF going south The indications that the thrashing
given Crazy Horse has affected tho Ognallas favora
bly, that they viii likely keep quiet Major Gordon Ia
Of the opinion that 800 Ogallaas would go with
petition against tho Northern Sioux II they al
lowed to keep what they captured. Tho Northern
Sioux havc stolen their stock lately Tho Indians at
the agencies arc remarkably docic. A few miners
have pecn killed near the hills lately.
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MISSISSIPPI cREvAsSEs.

NEW ORLEANS, April 10, 1875
convention OF the parishes OF the State subject to
overflow from breaks and in the Mississippi
called by the Executive Committee appointed ut tho
Convention last year, met In this city to-day. The
object OF the Convention Is 10 enlist the aid Of Congress
in making lcvccs national work. and also 10 get
Congress take hold Of the subject affecting
soiido all tho River states The Times report says
what H. known the Bass Lcvcc Is at Point Lookout
IN Carroll parish and the largest protection cvcc
tho state Of Louisiana The break there mile wdc
and the waters flowing through without making a
ripple. The loss there Is tremendous, and II IL esti
$50 QUO bales ON The fissssppi side the Buck ridge
and Wade breaks will dcvastatc Bolivar. Jaqncna and
oppoxitc side.
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE or THE CHiEr SIGNAL OrrIcER,
WASHINGTON, April 2u--l A. NJ.
yy.nlnI.Isg.<x

OFFICE or rug CHrEr SIGNAL OrrIcgR,
wASnfsGrox, April 2u--l A. NJ.
Probabilities.
For Thursday the South Atlantic States stationary
barometer and temperature, castcry winds and clear
weather.
For Gulf states increasing southcrIy winds, rising
pressure and temperature with clear weather.
For Tennessee and tho ohio Valley rising or staton-
airy barometer stationary followed by falling tenn.
pcraturc, southeast 10 southwest winds and clear
weather.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Val.
Icys, rising barometer southeast shining TO north
Winds and cooler, partly cloudy weather
For the upper lake region stationary barometer cx-
ccp possibly rising IN tho eastern portion stationary
or higher temperature, partly cloudy weather and
casional light rains.
For the lower lakes Middle and Eastern States. sta
,ionary followed by falling barometer, warmer, partly
cloudy or clear weather, with north to cast winds.
The Mississippi River Will continue 10 rise slightly
froia -. Louis 10 vicksburg
Cauiionary signals are ordered for Escanaba and Mar.
quctc, and continue at Duluth.
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BRAZIL.


PRODUCE MARKETS -IREIGHTs CHANGE RE-
PORTS.
Rio JASgIRo, April TO- 1870
Coffee quiet; prices maintained; good nrsts, 5000
O $50 rcs per 10 kilos.
Exchange on London. 20
Frrsuhls per sail. 70 the English Channel, 33s
Average daily REGENTS Tor the past week 100 bags
Sales OF the week For Europe, 5000; Tor the Unitcd
states, 1000 Tor Mediterranean ports, 5000
Shipments Of the wcck-fOr Europe. 100 bags; for
the United states. 81 O0J do for Mediterranean pors,
TO- 600 do stock IN pors, 200 do.
SANTOS April IN, 1874
Coffee market quct prices maintained az previous
QUOTATIONS.
Average daily receipts OF the past week sou bags
Tot.l shipments Of the week, 1000 bags, Including
IL 900 do for Europe.
stock IN port, VI, ov0 bags
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THE ENGLISH TURF.

SECOND DAY OF THE NEWMARKET CRAVEN
MEErING-RAcE FOR THE NEWMARKET HAND
IcAP-THE ARTEAIs COLT THE WINNER.
LONDON, April 10, 1874
This was the second day Of tho Newmarket Craven
Meeting The principal event was the race for the
Newmarket Handicap, which won by Mr. Alexan
der Baltazz's Artems colt, Mr. II. jennings Premier
Mai being second Sir J. D. AstIcys Rascal third and
Mr.. save's velvcteen, the favoritc, seventh. Ten
horses ran.
Just previous to the the betting was 4 to
against the Artemis colt II to against Premier Maj,
10 to against Rascal and to against vcveteen
NATE DECLARED OUT.
The American horse Mate, owned by Mr.. NJ. H.
Sanford was among the original entries in this hand-
cap but being penslized l24 pounds, no was recently
declared OUT
Tho Newmarket Handicap OF Is sovs. each, Is
forfeit and ; only II declared below, with 400 sovs.
added, for threeyear Odds and upward. winners
~ to carry pounds; II Of the value Of 500 sovs,
10 pounds; OF two or more IA pounds extra; the
the only liability Tor horses struck on or before
Tuesday, February l. at noon, the last mile ard half
OF b. t5S subs, 32 OF whom declared ioriciLl
The highest weight accepting being ll9 pounds II
raised 10 124 pounds, ana tho others proportion
Mr Alex. Baliaxzls b. G., by Scottish Chlcf out of
Mr. II. Jennings pr. b. Premier Mai, BY Fort
Bras, or Chariatan, out OF Taffarcttc, years. lis
Sir j. d. Asilcy's Dr. c. The Rascal, by Lotercr. or
Broomsclaw, out OF Christmas Pie, years, IS
lbs....
TmE WINNER.
The winner Of the handicap Day colt by Scottish
Chief OF Aricmis, is owned by Mr. Alexander Bal
tazz whose Cnrucus captured the Brcby Plate the
FIRST day or the present meeting. The Artcnls colt did
not appear as and his only essay IN his
three form was for the Two Thousand (uincas
where, in field OF thirteen, he finished last
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FRANCE.

CUSTOMS REcxIPTs AND TREASURY INCOME
THE REVENUE FOR THREE MONTHS.
PARIS, April 10, 1870
Tue customs receipts for the first quarter OF the
year have been sl2 600 against about Sill 600
the corresponding period last year.
The receipts from indirect taxes for the same time
this year been SAC 900 against $4 600 last
year.
The amount of cash in the Treasury $5s 900
against $5s 0oO, 900 last April
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GEORGE q. DRAPER.

Tho death Of this gentleman, who had the reputation
time of beng capable and energetic dry goods
merchant ~ announced. Mr. Draper was Ncrinon,cr,
and entered mercantile life this city about forty ycars
ago Amer serving n short time as clerk he com
IucDced business his account. anu met with
success ~ his undertakings until the name Of
1857, which proved most disastrous ~ MS "riuncs
since that pcrn he as not been actively engaged IN
business The last eighteen years OF his life have been
spent al Montclnsr, N. J.
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PARAGUAY.

THE COMMISSIONER TO THE CENTENNIAL en-
DAEKED FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Rio JASERo, April 10, 1874
Don Jose Machan. Paraguayan Minister to Washing.
ton charged with the representation OF Paraguay
at tho Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia, lett
Bucpos Ayrcs April 10 for tho Unitcd States via
Europe.
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CONTEST OF RACES.

CINCINNATI Ohio April 10, 1915
Additional advces in regard to the threatened ARRAY
between the white and negro aborcrs the govern
msnt locks at Brow nstown. w. Va that after
sutation between tho parties the negroes agreed 10
leave by noon to-day If unmoiested which agreement
was ratified bv the whites Contractor Dull, who
brought tho negroes on from Richmond considers Il
necessary TO leave the place.
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RESIGNATION OF DIR. KIRKUs.

BALTIMORE, Nd, April ~, 1876.
Tho resignation OF Rev. William Kirkus. IL D., as
rector of Christ church protestant EpiscopaD was
rendered yesterday and accepted by the vesry last
night Or. Klrkus called from the assistant rec
torship Of Grace church, New York, 10 this CITY,
since the ncumbcncy OF the Doctor II IS said that his
"High Church. doctrines have been unacceptable to
the ycntIY and CONGREGATION.
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that the sudden abandonment Of the Merv expcditlo
by Persia IL attributed TO Russian influence.
AUSTRO-HUNGARY.

ADMINISTRATIVE DIFFICULTIES IN THE COURSE
or ADJUSTMENT.
LONDON, April 20, 1874
Tho Standards Vienna despatch says although tho
Austrian and Hungarian Minister'S their conference
on Tuesday, unable to come 10 final decision
with regard tho revision of tho Austro Hungarian
compromise, 1t rs thought that the question issue
will be definitely Settled in the course OF the week
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LARGE FIRE AT MILFORD, IND.

CINCINNATI, ohio, April 10, 1870
special to the Casene dated Milford, Ind says
fire has destroyed Mons GiImorc's dry goods store,
sillers boot and shoe and wcburn's large
house and residence. Loss estimated at 900 IN
surancc hight
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SCOTLAND.

HEAVY FAILURES IN THE GRAIN TRADE.
GLASGOW, April 10, 1876.
Mcssrs. Brodic & Harper, David Gcddes Company
and Lci,ch Company, all connected with the gram
trade have failed Brodc 4 Harper's liabilities arc
100000 The liabilities OF the. other firms are I'm
known.
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Dixon r. Marks for many years connected with tcle-
graph companies In this CITY and well known through
out tho country an electrician, died IN New York
Yesterday morning Of consumption, aged forty three
years.
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Government Report Of the Condition
of the Revolution.
THE LERDISYAs CERTAIN OF VICTORY
Movements Of the Troops of the
Republic.
THE PROTECTION OF AMERICAN CITIZENS
MIER CAPTU r ED.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH 10 THE HERALD.
BROWNSVILLE Texas, April TO- 1876
General Labarra received the following bulletin by
telegraph at noon to-day
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rnr wgArHrn YEsrrRpAY.

The following record viii show the changes In the
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours. IN com
parison with the corresponding date Of last year IS
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
Ilrp