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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-11-24

OFFICIAL returns from six States all yet
show some significant changes. OF these
Maryland and Virginia went for Tilden,
giving him a total majority of 62.905--a
Democratic majority of Ga, 794. Ohio, New
Hampshire, Illinois and South Carolina,
if the returns may be accepted as correct in
the last instance, went for Hayes and gave
him majority over Tilden of 8,712-a
Republican loss of 121, 155. Here are the
figures as collated bv the Phila. Times:
Maryland in,1S72 gave Grant majority of
20 votes, but in the next year returned to the
/ Democratic faith with a majOrity of 20, 600.
Last year Governor Carroll had a,maiority of
1924 in n total vote of 151 $50, ard this year
Tilden's majority was 10 ,799 in a total vote
of 163, 161. The aggregate Congressional
majority was II 1856. This shows gain of
seven per cent. in the Democratic vote
/ since last year. with a slight decrease in the
| Republican vote. Compared with 1872 the
/ Democratic gain is thirty -four per cent and
! the Republican, seventeen.
Virginia gave Grant a majority of !, ,Sl4
but elected KemDer Governor in 1873 by p =
239 majority. This year il gave Tilden a
majority of 43, 106 The Democratic vote in
| creased fifty per cent. in four years the Re
I publican vote twO per cent. The Democratic
'piiS SACS9AiSi Htt Hh "SS St'c vi
I I5.716.
Ohio gave Grant majority of 81. .531 and
: Hayes last year for Governor 5,5i9 This
year his majority was 7,242, a gain of Cos
over Barnes vote in total of 65y 757. The
/ Democratic vote increased fhirty-three per
cent. over 1872 and ten per cent. over last
year. The Republican vote increased nine
teen per cent. over 1872 and eleven per cent
over last year.
New Hampshire gave 5,743 majority 10
Grant, but Governor Cheney had only 172
| majority. This year Hayes had 3 900 major
ity. The Democratic vote increased % per
cent. over 1872 and fell off per cent. from
1919. The Republican increased 10 per cent
over 1872 and per cent over 1915.
South Carolina gave Grant majority OF
40 5S7, and Chamberlain, in 1874. IL $50
This year Hayes has majority of 974. The
Democratic vote has increased, since 1872
$40 per cent. and the Republican % per cent
Comment OF these figures seems superfluous
In Illinois Hayes has ajority of z ,40G
and plurality of about 800. Grant had q
majority of 81 ,006, and there has been nC
vote since then which brought out the party
/ strength.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-11-24

The totals of receipts at the Centennial
Exhibition from all sources from May % TO
November 10 may be stated approximately
as follows From admission fees So, Sf3,
724 from concessions, $500, 600 from
pencentage or royalties, $205, ,010; graud
total, $4, sos, 735. The Chinese Govern
ment has presented to the United States
the general chronological and industrial col
lection in the Government building.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-11-24

THE Sun thinks this theory of the Grant
politicians that the President is not to be
chosen by the American people at the polls
nor by their representatives assembled, but
by two white and two black rogues down
in Louisiana, with the President of the
Senate ''acting in ministerial capacity"
is hardly tenable.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-11-24

The body of Baron de Palm, an Austri-
an no5leman who died in New York in Nav
last. is to be cremated in DIR. LeMoyne's s
crematory st Washington, Pa, on the 9th
of next month. The body has been pre-
served in an antiseptic powder, This will
be the second cremation in the United
States. The first was that of Henry Lau-
reps, of South Carolina, fifty years ago.
Mr.. LaureDs succeeded John Hancock as
President of the Continental Congress.
Before he died he directed his son to burn
his body. upon pain Of disinheritance, aud
the son iiiially obeyed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-11-24

An important fact in connection with
the above showing is the aggregate popula-
ton within seven days travel of the Centen-
nal Exhibition does not exceed 45, 600. 900.
while the aggregate population within
seven days travel of either of the great ex-
hibitions was not far short of 900 00O, 900.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-11-24

Aba rHor manned T..--s-. vi
III lndPIeHdaacr. tLr- net Elt 3.
singular acciGa.' 9a5e .f.,-i,-, b
lie raised lis alw % strike Tie Bad
back, and while tha b.,E =ls 5-,st
tie boy dcdGad. ard .ler, -f1i tl-i
down with all lis force % he aFa
The blow was given -5ru -r-a frp-
mans forearm vas t.---gei Tie
head showed uo signs .- t-e -.r-.,.-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-11-24

THE attendance at the Centennial Expo
siton as compared with international ex-
hibltions of other countries shows the fol-
lowing results:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-11-24
THE next Legislature of this State will

Republican majority on joint ballot, 5l.
CAsANAvE is not .he only kuave, we re-
srct to say, among the members OF the
Louisiana returning board.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-09
4 Complete Jewclry EstaDIisl:-
nlCnt.

Tie jrwelry trade of Nicksburg has. with
in The pas: few years assumed proportions
far exceeding the foniest expectations OF
dealers in that line and perhaps there l. 10
house that has had more satisfactory business
than the house of Henry Ioste. His watch
repairing establishment is among tile most
complete in the South, having the finest regu-
lator in the United States, winch was cons'uc'-
ed by the United States Clock Company at
cost Of one thousand dollars. 1t took the FIRST
premium al the Centennial exhibition, and
a 20 nj the American institute. Mr.. 1Cste ;
machinery consists OF laihes, wheel cutting
engines. JeweIlng and all other tools Of the
latest and most improved patterns; indeed,
equal those Of any watch factory IN the coun>
lry. The clock IN the front window, which
arrests the eye Of every pas>er by. Is run 10y
electricity. making one Of the most correct
,ime>keepers in the world. 1t has all the late
improvements and would surprise the late DT
Locke, who invented the magnetic clock IN
Cincinnati. We notice that Mr.. l"-te Ia,
also one of Bliss celebrated rran>jsrs the same
as . ed at the Observatory at Washington
which enales him 10 take the correct time ''
ore.,a,,L Of a second He has also one o.
SewilTs famous chrononc'crs. admitted p!
. all I'lfEP> TO DE me lll'>A - .N'AN'
worll. Parties having fine watches VIII d
once see how much il is to their interest il
have them repaired in a thorough and com
ule,e establishment ike MIR. lostes WHERE
any part can he made Pertrc, 10y the use O
improved machinery, at half the cost OF an.
, other house in the South. We might add TIA
, Mr. yos,e l. native here and TO the manne
, horn" and ell known for his excellent bnsi
ness qualities and correct dealing tcI*b'T
D Herald
We can add our testimony to that OF IL
: Herald tha;. Mr.. los'e has one OF The con
4 ple,esr ie weIry establishments we ever saw
inevery department. Any one visiting the cl'
cannot fail 10 have their attention arrested d
the Electric Clock, in the window, which
a perfrc. curiosity. His house l. situated Q
i the corner of Washington AMI Clay street
east sid, of the first and south side Of III
\ latter Do no, fail to call on him If you nee
y ANYTHING in his line. You will md hum
courteous gentleman.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-09
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-09
Tax Sale.
Tax Col.

According TO the revenue laws OF The SAFE
Of 7 .orisiaua. provid!n- for the collection OF
taxes, and especially act = Of the genera,
asson,Ilv 1s-S. have seized and will proceed
70 sell at the court house door in the town Oh
RayvilIe on
Saturday, The oh day Of Dsc''"t", 1870
,he following described lands or such part
Hereof as NAV be necessary to pay the taxes
I,a the state of louisiana ami rarsh Of
Rich,snd and all aualties and costs.
Turb,yi,le. 4 H-Ouc -thrh interest III }
Of sEar.xEqr of W qr.S ! OF ; ar OF
W or. of W or Of 5 E or oi sec H. 10
\ r : f.: canranining POO acres more OF
Iess state tax - u, penalties l.23, Parisl
, TAX 10 -. auditor. recorder, printer and col
Iec,o-s costs 30; total S3s.S3.
WM. t. OLIVER,
Tax Col.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-09
Correspondent.

Dls-Ror. Ia Nov 2s,h $50.
Editors If RuhIir3 BeGrou.
Dear Sir. ! havc noticed articles IN late
numbers of your PAPER on The proposed 'rvec
between Bayou Macon and Bayou bnrho.o-
new with great pleasure. Il suites tie key
note 10 material rrD-reriry-'he 1--we I--ue-
one thar ovcr,hajuw> AL others - thu V"oul.
of RicmanI Mur"house AMI adjoining parishes.
The people should eni,ayor 10 brD- about
some concert Of action in TIE rl-ucr. J GA
cali on The member. OF the LEGISLATURE 10 pat
forth their efforts for the r.re~Vr!se. My
o. jet in addressing you is 70 caIl your f''"t-
ton 10 the fact that member, of the Lc-Is.a
tgrc as sUca can 30 II'u". under our prr-ent
Levee system. The Levce Boart have
contract for a term Of years CID with TIE
State. They receive the ievee tax mills,
aud can 20 ouIy specified amount ct WoE"-
80 many cubic yards per year. h''e'er
may De our rights Iu "GHy arI-ln@ i'nm me
fact thar We have pan! lcvce tax ter years ana
never received any direct benefit yet the De-
manHs of the River Mis- front always eX-
haus, the funds cl the Board. noticed some
time since an article in III" Franklin sun u!
some mtelIigen; correspondent suggesting CO.
operation by the people % TIE several aI',u'H
. interested on tins leyee question: 'i''"
this move in the riGht direction. Lei
meeting be calIed,say at kayyiiie, and rln1enN
Of adj ming parishes Interested 10 attend
Have some WORKING committees appointed
RAISE a small fund sufficient 10 employ some
one of our able Local engineers I" ran d iLe
of leyees over the proposed route or'"eti'
Bayou Macon aud Bayou Bartholomew VIM
an estimate Of the probable cost. ! MS Won"
give data with which 20 work on Inc L'Fe'
Board lit >houit be found hat The ""'et'
taking i impractIcaD.c at present on "''.'"
O. the cost we can wait mnTc opp"i'"'t
T. time and meanwhile direct our ehorto Z
having such Icvcr- put up on the upper Rlvr'
front Po,sum Forh) a. will @lve the creates
immediate relief 10 the overflow districts
TIN. people can command MY best encrsic
TO rhis ED. Very Respectfully,
{ T. WHEELER.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-09
TAN SALE.
Y o. II

According 70 the revenue laws Of the state
of Louisiana. providing for the collection OF
taxes. anil especially act - Of the genera
1873. have seized and will pro
coed TO -ell at the court house door IN the town
Of Rayviie, on
Saturday. The 9h doyof Drccmhcr, 1876,
the following described land or such part
thereof as may be- necessary TO ray current
and delinquent taxes due the state OF Louis
lana and parish OF RichIand and all pena'
ties and costs
Moore. SAINT C.-N half of W or and 5
W or of W or, sec II, / i y. X E. CON
,,;n;nn l2O acres more or less State tax
sos. penalties Csc, parish TAX 50, andi,or
recorder. printer and collectors costs l5.'"
total S32.2o.
WV. i. OLIVER.
Nov 29-3t. Lax COL
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-09

A careful study of the stenographlc
report of the Returning Board Do
ingsr will show that it is pretty much
ali Governor" and General"
"Shall the board come to order,
General ;"
Yes, Governor.
Read the returns, Governor
Eyes, General"
Suppose we now adjourn, Cover
nor"
This is pretty much the drift of their
daily talk. The Governor and
General forget that there are two
other members of the board and put
all motions to each other. The col
ored race are wholly ignored, wholly
forgotten and are lett mere locker:
ON. o. Democrat.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-09
HUFFMAN e. Co..

Of l5J Washington street, NIrk~hnrG, Miss.
have one G.: .rue largest Clothing establish
mcuts n the South. a.d can give perfect
tit TO man. yoira ~ boy. e any quality Of
goods desired. aud AZ low figure: in fact
j. a conf Icte MERCHANT Tay,oring hou,e-
lu,r what i, claims to br-whDlr II ha~ a-"u'le
manly and courteous corps Of -aiesm"u, always
ready 10 walt on any customer who calls.
They also have Il CHEhP CLOTHING house AZ
1879 Washington street. where such goods as
are suitable for Iaborers' wear are sold very
chap Call on them when you 20 10 the ;.
K h parade. I'm.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-09
Tax Sale.

A,.or,Iing n the revenue laws Of the state
of Louisiana. providing Tor 'he co'ie'''"" v,
taxes and especially act II OF the genera,
assembly 1873. ! have seized and VIII Pfoce''
10 sell at the court hnuse door III the 'o"h Oh
Rayville OF
Saturday, the oh day Of December, 1876
the following described lands or snch pal'
thereof as may be necessary TO pay the taxes
due the state Of Louisiana and TarIsh OF
RichlanI and ali penalties and costs
Weever. A LIS W or OF w qr sec 30.
TlGN.R F.; containing 10 acres more or
los State TAX 3. ~. pena,ues 2'o5, PARISH
,,x - 81. auIi,or. recorder, printer aud col
Irrtor. costs 9.75: total SI0.Gj.
WM. y. OLIVER,
- a. Tax Col.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-09
Tax Sale.

.ccord;nr 10 the revenue laws of the state
or Louisiana, providing for the collection OF
,axos and c,resialy act f. Of the general
o-sar,r,ry 1873. have seized and will proceed
10 sell Al the court house door III the town ei
Rayviie on
Sa.urd1y. the Oh day Of December. 1870
the following described lands or such part
thereof as may be necessary 10 pay the 'aNes
due the state of Louisiana aud Parish OF
Richland and all penalties and costs
Wallace: Mrs s. An of W qr. fr
Of W o.. and fractional or OF fr o'
sec :. TIL n. K 10 F.; containing lio acres
more or less. State tax 1898, penalties ~
narish tax Is 50. auditor. recoTdert printer
and collectors costs 80, total 9'ot'.
VIM. 7. OLIVER,
NJ. - 1874 Tax Col.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-09
TAN SALE.

According to the revenue laws OF the state
Of Louisiana, providing for the collection OF
taxes, and especially act Il of the genera
assembly 1873, have seized and will proceed
70 sell at the court honse door IN the town OF
Rayvilie on
Saturday, the 9th day Of December. 1876,
he following described lands or such part
thereof as may be necessary TO pay tie taxes
due the state Of Louisiana and parish OF
Kichland and all penalties and costs:
Mccoy. TLos. De half OF qr' W
half Of : Z Or. S + Or Of f q. sec -, W
halforNE or, Or of \ + or, \ or Of
\ war. sec b, T lG y, R 6 F.. containing
! 32o acres more or less. State tax $3.50, pen
! allies 1919. parish tax 1869, auditor, re-
corder, printer and collectors costs 1910
total SlS7S2. ~
Wv. 1. OLIVER,
Nov 90. 1876 lax Tot
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-09
ssFirst in War, First in Peace.

And first in the hearts Of the thousand VINO
were once the victims of disordered liver ana
lis attendant maladies. Such as Constipation
Billions Fevers, Collie, Dyspepsia, Sick Head
ache. Chills, Rheumatism, Govt, Jaundlce
Res,lessuess. Loss Of Appetite and General
Debility. First TurTs Pills and then heaitl
and happiness" is their motto, Ibis rs tue
resnlt of American progress in science, diseas>
es that were once treated by emeticsl blisters,
Jancets, starvation and poisonous minerals are
now cured by these safe and gentle pi'ls'
which impart strength 10 the body, while they
remove all unhealthy sccre,ions' Il
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-09
Visit to VickSburg.

We returned on Thursday evening
from a short visit to the historic
city, but have not time to give an
extended notice of the visit.
We found business generally dull
and merchants unwilling to make any
effort to extend their business until
the intense political excitement shall
subsidies, all alike attrlbuting the de-
preston of business to the revoIu-
tionary course of the Republican par
ty and the Unsettled condition of
affairs. We, however, procured a
large douhle-column advertisement
from our enterprisins old patron, l.
Re;nhardt,- which cannot fail to
attract the attention of the reader.
we recommend the house to any Of
our readers who may visit Vicksburg
for the purpose of buying dry goods
We would direct the particular atteR-
ton of planters and retail dealers in
liquors, tobacco and cigars to the card
of Messrs. Doll & Murphy, to be
found among our new advertisements.
Our friend Harry Haehl is travelling
for this house.
The attention Of sportsmen, or any
Others wishing to purchase or have
repaired guns and pistols, or to sup
Div themselves with fishing tackle, is
directed to the card Of Mr.. J. A.
Schafer, p Levte street. who is a
skilled workmen aad courteous gen.
tlemen.
Mr.. Schlenker, of Washington
street, promised to send US large
lad" as soon as be had time to write
it: so lookout for it in our next issue
Mr.. Powell, of Mulberry street, also
promised US an "ad.," which is tht
only promise We even got from tina
street.
Messrs. Ruhman g. Co., Geo. c
Kress & Co., and Henry Yoste ar
all mentioned in other places, and W,
hope our friends will not overloe
the notices.
We, of course, called at the hous
of our esteemed friends, Messr:
Laukin & Eggleston. and bad socla
chat with the latter gentlman. The
seemed to be receiving liberal shar
of the supply trade: At the iars
hardware and stove house o. our ell
terprising old friend H. B. Bruser th
book-keeper complained OF dizziness
business, but they get their share
all the trade in their line that goes
Vicksburg. =,
Mrs. Phoebe Stills continues II
furture business of her late husoan
at the same old stand. We were i
formed that even this house felt a
effect of the depression in bushes :.
While in the city we stopped u
Washington House, where We recel
ed kind and courteous attention iro
all who are connected with the nous
We met with Prof. j. d Lackc
while in the city, and was forced
. Weld to q pressing invition to al
; with Kim and bis estimable lady
Tuesday.
We also had the pleasure OF met
ine.i for the FIRST time since the wi
Capt. VIM. White, an acquaintan
Of our boyhood days. who has rece'
" come to Vicksburg to engage
!, the cotton brokerage business.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-09

The sweetest and most signal revenge to
inhict upon enemies who seek 10 belItiIe our
labors or underestimate cur abilities, Is 10 do
everything well, 10 lead irreproachahIe lives,
TO earn popular confidence and respect. TO
e ,chew all but laudable undertakings, to snc-
coed tn every act and labor. Success Is the
most efectual reproach 70 envy, malice and
uufrienGli ness.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-09
"The Singer Sewing Machine"

To persons living in Delhi, RAYvILLE and
other points on the Vicksburg Il Shreveport
Rail. Roa, The undersigned is now prepared
% sell the Singer Sewing Machine IN
u,on,bly installments, upon the following
terms. to-wit. First payment, Ten Dollars;
subsequent payments Five Dollars per month";
until paid for.
sI- Good inducements offered TO planters
in the country upon application to
]. L. BEHEN, Agent,
May l3-tjan Monioe' Id
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-09

Good nature is the best feature in the finest
face-wit may raise admiration, judgment
may command respect. and knowledge atten-
ZION. Beauty rrsy iniiime the heart with
love, but good nature hes a more powerful
effect, adds thousand attractions to the
charms of beauty. and gives an air o. be-
neficence TO the most homcly face
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-09
BEATTY Piano !
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.

.'Thcse Pianos are the finest in he world
rs regard, tone and excellence H"Hh"sior
(Tsaa) EPnLiic0n.
The Beatty Piauois pronounced ly all. tho
swc,ie-t toned instrument manufactured. -
Gcfysbprg. (Pa) Century.
The Beauy Piano.. grand square ani
rpr-hr, are remarkable for their beauty ~
ni-h A. well a. for sweetness ard volume
:;one. Njddie OUR tND.) NTcmy
Mr.. Beatty j. p responsible business man.
-Va>Lng;oa q - STIR.
Agents wanted cverywhore. send stamp
for cataipG," Address, DANIEL d.
BEATTY. Washington, New Jersey.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-09

We learn that the gin house of Mr..
Geo. W. Wright, q few miles north of
Rayville, was destroyed by fire, with
TWENTY-FIVE bales of cotton, seventeen
of which was bis own, on Thursday
night No insurance we presume.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-09
TAX SALE.

According to the revenue laws of the state
of Louisiana, providing inr the collection OF
taxes aud especially act i Of the general
assembly. 1873. have seized and will pro-
coed to sell al the court mouse door III the
town Of Rayville: on
Saturday The oh dayof DrcFmJtr, 1916
the following described lands or such part
thereof as may be Necessary 10 pay tho deIin'
ouent and current taxes due the state OF Lou
,siana and parish of Richlaud and All penal
ties and costs:
smith. acknowledgements AT the >
W corner of cdrtain tract Of land SOLE 10y Mrs.
Laura L. Defiance to 7 n Cochran. and
running 2lO stop, south on Lister Ferry road
10 sas,afras post now -et and desi%na'e'''
thence T. to boundary line between the land
Of Mr.. Sarah NcCraw aud said J. l. De
France: thence north SO steps 90 : corner
of : F. or. sec e. L Il y. r ~ +, and run
ming west from sad corner 10 eat bonndery
line Of L " CncLraus land, containing !;
acres more or less. State tax 10 Is, penalties
25I. Parish tax So. auditor, recor''erprinic
and collectors costs 1879; total ~ =.
vs. T. OLIN Err,
Tax Col
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-09
BEATTY Piano.
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT

GRAND SQUARE AND JPRlGHl.
Endorsed bv the highest uu>lrai authorizes
,lrourhou, tie world ~ THE RESI.
Mr.. u. +. Beatty, 4; Washington, Warren
county. y J. has engaged IN the manufacture
Of pianos end judging from ni' energy. en'eF
Prise and musical ability, the public may
expect To secure in his pianos we'rhnishe''
durable and fine toned instruments. NJ n very
moderate price. Ills facilities will enahI.'
him To compete with any -LdniJotrdle,( ND
Record
ray- send stamp for catalogue. Addes-,
D4NIEL +. BETTY, Washington, Noo
! Jersey.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-09
WHAT 4 SMELL Won la

WHAT A SMELL you have in your nose,
II is all stopped up; get some Of DR.. }. h.
McLeans Catarrh Snnif Ii sOo,hes, heals
and will cure any disease in your nose or
throat. Trial Boxes scots. by mail DR.. J. H..
Mclean, 81 Chestnut, ST Louis.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-09

There is a law to punish perjury,
and it should be enforced against
those who perjured themselves before
the Returning Board.