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Spring.

The beautiful spring-time.
The spring-time has cOnre
The green grass is waking,
The trees are a-bloom
The brook has burst out
From its cold wintry chain,
And leaps to the singing
OF bright birds again.
And fain would i be
Like them on the wing,
To welcome thy coming,
o beautiful Spring.
'Tis gay, merry spring-timc,
LIES spring-tiTne with me {:
I would be like nature,
As Joyous and free;
As sweet as the lily,
AS mild as the dove,
All sparkling and leaping
With gladness and love.
Oh, | am so happy
hutter and sing,
Rejoicing in childhood,
LIES beautiful spring.
Then plough up the furrows,
And SOW them with care,
And plan for the fruitage
The summer shall bear
OF goodness and virtue,
OF kindness and love,
or faith and OF hope
For the garners above.
The harvest shall be
As the seed that you bring,
It's seed-time tor heaven,
Llfe's beautiful spring.
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Pendleton and Bristow-A Little
Parallel.

The sum recovered by Mr.. Bristow' >
client in the mule claim was SlOS, $50,
and his fees were, as he testified, re-
tainer, and contingency Of ten per
centum OF the amount recovered, for, as
he says, simply putting in an appearance
at the argument in the Court OF Claims.
As to the character of the mule claim,
we have heard no one vindicate it; but,
on the contrary, it is stated that bills
were introduced in Congress to liquidate
il for a much less sum than SlOS. 40
which said bills the introducsrs pru
IDENTIFY refrained from pushing to a com
mittee report or a vote. The claim &C
crued in 1865. 1t was more than si1
years old when presented TO the Court
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.
State of Ohio, Jackson County, IS.
Court of Common Pleas.
Clinton Rider VS.. William Rowland ct a.


On lst order of sale
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of
an order or sale issued out of said Court on the
2lst day of April, a. ID. 1876, and to me directed
as Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner in
said cause, viii offer for sale at the door of the
Court House in said county, on
Saturday, June 3, A. D. 1876,
at l O'Clock =. NJ. of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situated in the county OF
jackson and State of Ohio, to-wit:
Beginning at a point ON the jackson and
Keystone road one hundred and eighty-fOuT
feet west from the east line Of lot number sew
enty-two (72) township number seven (7) range
number eighteen as SciOto Salt Reserve LANDS
thence north ten Q0j rods thence west seventy
eight (7S) feet thence south ten l0) rods thence
east seventy eight Isl feet to the place of Of be-
ginning.
Appraised at s5O7 c.
Terms OF sale cash on day of sale.
To be sold as the property OF William Rowland
ct al, TO satisfy "A judgment and decree in favOl
OF Clinton Rider.
Given under my hand this LIST day of May "A
ID. 1876. JOHN NJ. EWING,
Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner
j. w. Laird, Atty. mayi-5w
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Gen. Dunn and Mr.. Pendleton.

Gen. Dunn's testimony really makes
the case against Mr.. Pendleton worse
instead Of better, and reflects unfavora-
bly, upon the management Of business in
the War Department. The claim was a
just one. the Judge Advocate General
declares. Why, then, was il not paid
when presented in the name Of the com
pany by Mr. A. H. Ransom, one Of its
clerks7 Mr. Pendleton excuses his ex-
tortionate bargain with the company on
the ground that the latter considered the
chance Of getting the money very slight,
and was willing to pay accordingly. Ey-
erything connected with the case had
been worked up by Mr. Ransom, who
had visited Washington for the purpose
of collecting the claim, and had failed.
This incident il ignored by Gen. Dunn,
but il sufiices 10 prove that the claim was
not paid simply on account OF its justice.
Examined before the committee, Mr..
Ransom explained that Mr.. Pendleton' >
Political influence and social position
enabled him 20 secure payment OF the
money which he Ransom had failed to
obtain because he lacked these qualifca.
tions. Pendleton virtually made Ran
som a partner in the affair, and paid him
SIC, 500 in consideration Of his work. IL
is clear, however, from the statements
Of both parties, that as long as the claim
rested on its merits the War Depart.
ment would have nothing 10 do with il,
and that il was not until Mr. Pendleton
appeared on the scene, and brought his
political influence and social position
into play, that the department recog
nized its validity and paid the money
The World will be required to apply
many coats OF whitewash before il cfn
hide these damnatory aspects Of case
which would have consigned any but a
[ Democratic politician to obscurity for
the remainder Of his days New York
/ Times
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INSURANCE.
MILLER'S
INSURANCE AGENCY

Broadway-St., Jackson, Ohio.
insure property, lives, plate-glass, and per-
sons against accidents. There are represented
ut my agency, the following reliable Compa-
nieS:
4ETNA, OF Hartford, Conn.
HOME, Of New York.
NIAGARA, of New York.
NORTH BRITISH and MERCANTILE, OF
London.
GUARANTY, OF New York.
HOME. of Columbus, Ohio.
MILLVILLE, of New Jersey.
COOPER, of Dayton, Ohio.
..NATIONAL LIFE, Of u. 5. of America.
Business solicited in town and county, ard
personal attention given to all applications.
24feb76y II. Z. MILLER.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.


Obituary Notices under ten lines. ffsr. over
10 lines. film.
Legal advertisements. rates ntni 30 statute.
Marriage mufirrs. ~ cents earhs
Editorial notices. % cents pef hurs each IN
anrtiuu.
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: HERIFFs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

State of Ohio, Jackson County, IS.
Court of Common Pleas.
II. s. Bundy VS.. Ophir Iron Company.
On Execution.
Notice Is hereby given that will offer for sale
at public auction, at the door OF the Court
House in Jackson, ON
Saturday, June Sd, A. ID. 1876,
at one o'clock p. m. of said day, the following
real estate, to wit: The east half of the south
east quarter of section number one (), town
ship number seven t7), range number nineteen
(lY), containing eighty (S0l acres more or less,
situate in the county of Jackson and State of
Ohio.
Appraised at 500.
Terms of sale-Cash on day of sale.
Taken as the property OF Ophir Iron Compa-
ny, on am execution in favor of ii. :. Bundy,
issued by the Court of Common Pleas of the
County of Jackson, and to me directed as Sher-
III of said county.
Given under my hand this lst day Of May,
A. d. 1876. JOHN NJ. EWING,
Sh'f j. &. o.
ii. S. BUNDY, Atty for SELF
may4, '7i-Jt
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CLAIM AGENT.
CLAIM AGENT.
Soldiers Claim Agency.
H. Q. MILLER,
JACKSON @. H, OHIO,

(Snccessor 10 Isaac Roberts, dec'd)
VIII give personal attention to the collection
OF PENSIONS and BOUNTIES. No charge IN
case Of failure.
Particular attention given to obtaining in
crease for low-rate pensions, Quarterly youch-
ers OF pensioners carefully prepared. My sue
cess I'm the business his been remarkable, where
claims are worthy; and can be accounted for
on no other ground than the very careful and
thorough manner with which conduct their
prosecution.
Business in this line is solicited from all parts
of the country. There exists no necessity for
giving your business to foreign agents. 1t can
be done as well, and much cheaper at home.
24feb76y II. 9. MILLER.
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bull frog is never entirely broke
financially. lie always has a green. back
you knou.-LNorristoun Herald.
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TO PEDDLERs.

Notice IS hereby given to all persons who are
peddling in Jackson county without a license
that they are requested to get the proper license
or the Statute will have 20 be enforced.
T. W. PATTERSON, Auditor J. G.
lemaFem
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SHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

SHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
State of Ohio, Jackson County, ~.
Court of Common Pleas.
Simpson Jones, Executor, etc. vs. Rodolf
Mink ct al.
On lst order of sale.
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance OF
an order of sale issued out OF said Court on the
2ith day of April, a. ID. 1876 and to me directed
as Sheriff aud Special Master Commissioner in
said cause, will offer for sale at the door of the
Court House in said comfy, ON
Saturday, June Sd, A. ID. 1876,
At one o'clock y. IN. OF said day, the following
described real estate, to wit: In lot number
twenty-one l2l, as designated on the plat of the
town of jackson, situate in the said town OF
jackson, Jackson county, Ohio, together with
all the privileges and appurtenances thereto
/ belonging.
| Appraised at 81, 1888 31S.
/ Terms of sale-Cash on day Of sale
| To be sold as the property of Rodolf Mink et
/ al. 20 satisfy judgment and decree IN favor ol
/ simpson Jones, Executor Of the estate of John
/ stevenson decreased.
| Given under my hand this LIST day of Nav. A
/ ID. 1876. JOHN NJ. EWING,
| Sh'na and Special Master Com'r.
| JOHN q. STEVENSON, ATTY for PIN.
| may4, 76-5t
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As Kentucky gave Abraham Lincoln
to his country, and to mankind. for the
great work BY him. she now presents
BENJAMIN H. Bristow TO complete the
correction OF the ills ever incident to
war Kentucky Bristow Platform.
Abraham Lincoln was born in Ken
lucky, left the State when seven years
old. grew up to manhood in Indiana, and
passed his life. after arriving at majority,
in Illinois lie did not carry Kentucky
principles with him when he left that
State, and Kentucky did not give him
to the country, even TO the extent OF q
single electoral vote for President. or
more than a scattering popular vote for
/ that Office lie stood in direct antagon.
ism TO Kentucky politics in 1860. Ben.
I iamin II. Bristow. instead Of giving him
any sympathy OF support in that canvass
was stumping for Bell and Everett A.
/ a mere matter of taste, we should say the
\ less Mr. Bristows friends invite atten
/ tion TO these facts. and TO the attitude o.
Kentucky towards Mr.. Lincoln and hii
administration, the better for their owl
good. Cincinnati Times.
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HOME IRON Co.
BOa 200, Pitfs6ur0H, Pa.
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.

ase state what paper you ~ this in.
Richland beacon., 1876-10-14
Tax Sale.

According TO the revennc rsws Of The stat :
If Louisiana, rrovILing Ed the Connection of
taxes, aid especially at IA OF thr gsnrr"l
as..n,by 1873. have slid a'"! "ui rroc, =
to ..u ~ the cour, l'u.e door in lie t."n al
Ra, vine On
Saurdug. 'he ith Icy Of C.oIr. 1875,
the ',nmwi's hcs.'rI'ei Ian,i- or s'"'.' par;
ih-r,"t ~ may l-~ r',1'T.sIry ~ pay Ilr. iak">
du- the state Il Lon-iinR and Ia.i>h
Kr'.iand an:i an icna,rrs AMI ',s,- tn ~.
"ra,s ln7'i--lSsJ:
Srat'cr, J +. ~, .f--F iarf al o. ~"
m' 5 nrt rns, i",i rt sec ;. J /! rs;I- I,
J.; inii at NV qr 81, > {; al to ~; u .'",'
nj Dr'jr, " aa,'.i " u: 'w ~ -.'c /:
y, raryr ) +. ~ hLii ii "h"i - get. ~
ar. e Jr Of Ir. . h;.I' al W ~ - ~
sec ] e hai # 500 nc a. -.r IL y
range D D. in,i -. 3. haIi -'r nai ~
W CT. " ar "f " w Il: ri :. g. g =
az. srr I. ! &c y. .ary~ 3 r = ".ini,.i :. -
acre. 'r,r. .r I..~s :'a;. u,X ~. e. n-'....':
IS! 80 Far. Il r.> 40 -. -. '''.'. &c..
curaI"ra al &C.. p,,:r:,." an .'' =. -
IL -: it.lai - - -.
Wm. ! uhn-s r,.N L"
Richland beacon., 1876-10-14
Tax Sale.

.Acrortln. 10 the frverue Iaws nf the state
of Louisiana. providing Tor The roiiec,ion of
taxes, and e-ptral,y act ~ oi the general as
sembiy 1873, ! have s-ized and win rr.s.ecd
Rayvinr on
Snu,duy, :hs lith day Of OGobT. 1876,
the fonowimg tesrsi'cd Ianhs or such par,
thereof a. may he necrs>a'y 10 pay ,lr faxes
dine the STATE of I.nn,.iann nn.i r,r,,h OF EicIn.
rand and an p-nal,ies and costs for the years
lS12-lS1J:
Stinr-pri;,s. CH,-b-S cor Of sec $. 7 l6
N, range T.: containing 100 ac,-c, more or
less. State TAX II q. penalties 81 On. parish
tax | / 81, auditor recorder. cn,a,or a, a,r.
printer AMI coilec'or costs ! 7 20: total s. Q3
Vim L. Oliver, Tax Coz.
Richland beacon., 1876-10-14
Tax S. ..

According 10 ia" rrv'.u" i'w- "I rr- s'-''.
OF Louisiana rr',yi:ii..g for 'h' coiirrr"i: ~
,ax"-. airi rs,"osiiy act - "f the .e,r''ai -
s.,n,ly ls.3. have seized and will pr cre.i
10 sen al the court house d"or IN the town OF
Eay,inr On
Saturday, he li;h day Of Ce'o!r. 1876.
the fr:nwiny described an;i, or such part
thereof A. may be Ia r->sary IN pay the taxes
due the stat. nf Louisiana and parish of Rich.
,ani and All pcnaric> and costs for the years
lS53-lS75:
Rrks. Il S-Au If sections .. l3. p, 20.
-, 2S and So: ne ar Of ne gr.s OF II
and J of SEA- 81; W OF sec "a, Of sec
Is. L Ii. y. range f.: containing 51tD acre.,
STATE tax loo ~, penalties l1G.-1. parish TAX
81 81, aui,or. recorder. curator at hoe
printer and collectors cost, Sli.7i; total
1868 l6. Vim. /. DIVER, Tax col.
Richland beacon., 1876-10-14
ALcoD HONE
FOR SOME ONE FOR SALE,
NEAR DELHI, LA,

$50 acre. Of land; :.2o acres in cultivation
a new dwelling. containing five runrLs; all
ont hnu>rs necessary for iaborers large,
new pln house; new 10 saw g;n and NEW
belt; Derriny new Horse En-inr-a success
la fact. everything IN peTi'-', "r''"r iur iar',-
in. GooI welt. of water. god sar',n.
orchards al the best q.aiiIy "t al the seicr'
knI.i> If fruits, containing trac',r> arp'c.
pear. ti2s. GGIiIces, aprro,,, liun.. "h'nirs
grap's, ra>rlprTrie-. STRAW bvrrirs, rT ct: ah,'
in fact, everything to makr home pleasant
All above overflow, cn. ME uorIh ives, vi
Grhi ou iha Y = Il L L. X.
Pricr SIs % Per acre. enc half cash, bal
ance on" and iwn years time.
if not soil hricrc tine 6Ist cf Novrnihcr
1875. will ~, wirlrifswn fiom the market
The society nf p-ih: is a. :'Di as any H.
the Siai,'---gnai >chn',. and rtnr.Ir>. Men.
oii,', h'p,.H. rte-iwrrr'an and t:.r.I'
iifi"> c.rri thi:.:.r ~ b,.r.,-s. u ~" I,- .
soil as.i2'se.: h. lbs eXi,aD.,B.,ry II:
IAppiy II. "'"y i M"".ta,n, ai IL, ,Ii.'
La or tue un,ici>iau,':. "n 'l,'. r"'rnr> "r A.
Dcihi. La JOHN e. 81 AN:.L.
August 2l,i. 1875.
Richland beacon., 1876-10-14
Tax Sale

Acroulin. to the revenue laws Of the state
uf Louisiana. providing for tie c"ieton ct
taxes and csIIeciaIiy act A. or the ycnera re-
.en,by 1878. hsvc .-izcd aud win proceed
~ sell at the court house door in tho town OF
kayville On
Saturday, RE lIth day of Ocioter. 1876.
the fo,cwing described r,nts or s,rh pa''
thereof ~ may %. '.~cr,sary To pay the tax {:
tl.ic tn. state "i L"ni.ians and parish "r Rrh.
rand and an penalties and costs 10 ,he years
1868 1873.
SLilnry, W A-Ne Ir sec. u hall Of r W
or sec -. + l0 n. RS T.: con:sr"'ng "a
a..rr. more ur Ir>> STAT" tx - 81 peLartie,
81 ~. parish tax 80 ~. auditor, trrr'icr. Gu
ra,or All hoe. urint-r aud conccio' costs li.75
,o,?i fl3l..I.
WIZ. I OLIVER,
Sept. 30. 1876. Tax Con- ci'r.
Richland beacon., 1876-10-14
OnInions Of the Press.

The tcacl,ers of Neoplr gen to:l''rc have
the highest naIin,,ai reputation both as teacher.
and authors II is the cheapest college Of tue
kind in the wor..i, AMI il the best one Tor the
males mud females of the North and South
II j, located in = baan,iful section OF the Stale
which Was selected with great arc-Rcpub'
l,cau Banne-, Nashville. Tenn.
N.ophosen is the cheapcsr college "f like
grade in tie wori. There are five schools
divided into s departments, which are thor
onyb in their detail OF sludy y--Bulleiin, Nash.
vile, Tennessee.
President Walton, Of Nrophoycn, deserves
the warm support, not only "f the people "'
his section. but Of the entire Union.-bosioi'
eCourier, Mass.
Neopliogen is not only onc al the best bn'
certainly one Of the cheapest colleges M the
characterization Republican. Miss.
NenpLoyen i, one oI the most charming AM
saIubrious SPOTS on earth. The generosity "f
its hnnored and pli!au,hropic President has
not gone unrcwaricd. II is a successful AMI
rapidly ginning institution. n.--i!ons'on Age
Texas.
Ncophorcn is fourdrd upon ri2h' principles;
has adopted the right course; is ir'i'u'l with
the right spirit; aims nt the risLt rr's, nn''
uses the right means San Antonio Express.
Texas.
!, offers to youth of both sexes t'orongh
and complete edma,on in every department
of ,cience anI literature. IL is. in the h,!i
sense of the word, aniiscctarian.-N. u
Times, La.
hi. pre-eminently heal,hy.-N. .. State
Register. La.
The President of Ncophogrn College is a
r.
and exccllrut earning We Commend the
claims Of this in>,,,u,,on IN the careful CON.
sidera'r,n of tlo>e who i,Nve sons and dauai,-
tiers to e,iura,e -Brownsv lilo States, Tenn.
Neophoccn College was Ennd-d a''ou, eight
years ago 10y Prof John NJ Walton. 4. VI
Ii. d., who is Presidrn, ard Prn'es>nr al
Bellies Le'frs. HIS literary and scientific at.
tainmcn,s are Of the highest order. wbile. .his
powers OF discipline and SCHOOL govern.
incm are unsurpassed -Gaiistin Examiner, /.
Neopho2~n is cn,"r;ng its ,rnt!, academic
year, AMI is one Of the best colleges ia exist.
ence.-Sunn,it Sen'inri. Miss.
His reputation as AN educator is co-exten-
sive with the Sou,h--JournaI.M Mo.
The President, Prot. Walton, is unc Of the
most energetic ani enierpri>ing men in the
Solsls, ant is qualified, in every particular. f't
tho imporisnt p~,tton which hc now occu
pies--Mayhe,d Democrat.
The Faculty are graduates of the hes
American a,si English .cli'.ls, and posses,
ssssasosnl reyututions rs i~srbcrs and authors
-co.rics-Journsi. Louisville, Ny. -
&eothogen Lac a ua,ionai claim upon ,hs
49, this coun,Sy. and the tacu,,y have Z
-. -, <se r"ta'inr --Pais.ki Patriu', III.
~ q ie'h, 1875 -'Y.
Richland beacon., 1876-10-14
BEATTY pi'n' !
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.

These Pianos are the finest in 'hc world
as regards t.ue and excellence. ton
TENN Republican.
The Beatty Pianoi. pronounced hy all, 'h-
swccic>i tened instrument manufactured. =
GeiysbHrg, (Po.) century.
The B-a,y Pano-, grand sGparc ant
Upright, are remarkable for their beauty q
I ni-b, n. well n, Tor swr-tnes, aud VOLUME
croue. Vid'iie orn (N. W M>ycny.
Mr.. Beatty j. a responsible bushes. man
-Haskingioa (N J. Star.
Agent, wanted everywhere. Send stamp
! FOR caiIlpgs" Address, DANIEL
BEATTY. Washington, New Jersey.
Richland beacon., 1876-10-14

Toe foregoing was received in the office of
the Secretary Gf State July II, 1876, and -
made pnl,l,c IN nccor!aEce with art,cie li7
oi tue SI.i- CONSTITUTION, ~ hirh provides:
Any amendment "r amendments Ia this
- ry'un'rn may be pr"p"-"d IA the Senate o'
Honsc Of Representatives. and il the some
shall be agreed to by rw" thirds of the m,,n-
bers elected TO each house, such p'"pcsed
amendment or amendments shall lie sn.ercd
~, their respective journals. viii, the y"as
and nays taken; and the Secretary Of State
shall cause the same 10 he published three
months before the general election iir Repre-
sru,a,ives 10 the General Assembly,, IN at
least one newspaper III every parish in the
State in which = newspaper shaI, he pub
Ii.hed. And s,rh proposed Rn,-nlniani or
amendments silsi! i've submitted Z" The enpie
at saul election; and II n majnri'y If the
voters AT sail election shah approve s"d
ra,iiy si,ri, amendment or amendments. the
SANE shSii brcone a part 'i this constitution.
If more ,nan one amendment shall lie sub
mited a, one tine, they shall be submitted
in srci, n manner xnd inr,n that the people
ma, vuie for or against each arnendn'en,
separately. DrSLoNpf.,
Aug. 5, lS.6.-3m. Srcr-,ary oi State.
Richland beacon., 1876-10-14
TESTIMONIALS:

Prof Joiin 4 Rowland, Hiiisrcai instructor
OF To. Washington VI. +. C:urrh choir, SAYS:
The Parlor Organs manufactured by the
Gem Organ Company, Of this Pisc-, are
among The sweetest ~ tone cf any have
ever beard. IL style of case ana handsome
finish they are wi,lnn an equal.
From the Washi1gfo. S'ar:
On exhibition in one of the large show
window. Of Cuninins. Cole j. Thomp-o"s :
store i an improved style of organ nanIiac
,urr,, 10y the Gem Organ Company, of Wash
inginn The eases are of solid "a'utt arris-
,icaily finished and joined together in The
most tlornugh manner. Tie wood work
evidently show. the master band of the skii',
r,ec'~nic. The musical qua!itrs Of the o.
gan ~ we are informed by an accomplished
musician, are not exceeded 10y the best is'ru-
meats Of the kind use II is furnished with
eight stops whi'h give il full scope IN the
most difficult pieces u. music. The action
consist, cf Two AMI one half set Of reeds, so
arranged tina, the slightest defect cin be easily
reached and repaired! The osIan Is als"
supplied with rarrnt n'usir rack, which
besides beng ornan'-n'al, is ct great c"nven'
ieuce 10 the rrrinr,nrr ln conclusion. We
can say nh"nt pre- juhire, that the Gem Or
gen irr beatty oi style. handsome inish ami
excellent niusra! qualities. ha. no superior.
RU- A Written wAREASTES toR FIVE
YEARS ACCOMPANIES E"EKY GEN PAgLoE
OCEAN SOLD.
"A
Richland beacon., 1876-10-14
No: l.-scholarsbips, Nal. and Female.
No. 2..--FeUaalc Scholar ars!Iips.
,.hO1-To Pntnts and Phiionihropias

Ten female students will lie received into
the family OF the President ct Nr6ph"srn
College. and trained a. his children. boarded
clothed, books aud stationery furnished, anh
graduated in a regular Collegiate Course, i"'
l.OCU each, pavabie in advance 10y the lsi OF
September. 1876. They must not he nader
twelve years Of age. end able TO read aud
write he chief iniucepeDt in Presenting
This. is To give the p'esi lent an opportunity :"
train remarkable characters, 10 the honor o'
,h. College, and 10 enabie hun TO verify i,s
views in regard to the devei"l'nen' OF any
youth Of mcdium org 'nization, when i"ii
control is given and implicit confidence re
Richland beacon., 1876-10-14
No. 3-Male Scholarships. $1,000.

Bard and iui,on perpetual to one student
for 81 900. payable in advance. The holder
of a Scholarship can introduce one s'udcnI
at.cr another, from time tn time, free OF chsrse
for luar,l aud iuii,on. There are only TWEEN
~ O. these Scholarships i"r sale. Address
IN. WALTON, LII d., President
Galla,in. Tenn.
Richland beacon., 1876-10-14
The Five Schoc, of tha College Cour'
DEPARTMENTS.

]. Preparatory School.
Z Normal School.
}. Music School.
I. Art School.
:. School Of Modern Languages.
q. Agricultural Srto"l.
7, Commercial School.
8. Law School.
the present term began Jan Il, 1876.
Fail term Will h-gin first Monday in Sep.
,en,b-r. Board, tuition. iu"i, washing. &c, IS
20.UOD Catalogues for GratnI'ou- Distribution.
S,uI-nr. can attend Baptist. Methodist Chris
nan, Presbyterian or Cah'oiic churches.
Students nre received AT any degree Of
advancement, AT any time.
Richland beacon., 1876-10-14
Tax Sale.
VIA. T OLIVER,
I,X. ,,,ccl.I.
~. T. OLIVER.
Tax in'Irc.nr.

Acr""'ine 10 ,he =, ,v-.cr Ipws "f the state
tf L<,"is;,nx. pn,'I 'ins e., tire ro,I-r,irn nf
taxes a.d r.yecriiuy Act {? oi fi- rem raj a .
sc.ninv 1878. | have s-Iz-d add vin pro-'r,rl
~ s,.iI a, the court house door in the town Of
Ecyvmie on
Saturday, tie liih day Of O'iob'y, 1876,
The so,nwimg described iands or such par,
thereof as may DE nece,sary To pay the ,ax.'s
due the = ie OF Louisiana aad parish Of Rich
land and ali Pena,iies and costs for the years
lsT3--iA15.
Pugh. T. As Of ne ~ sec y, 1 Il n,
range : T., containing 81 acres tnoTe or less.
State tax 1852. penalties 40. parIsh'ix 6 rs
auditor. recorder, curator all hcc. printer and
collector. COS, lI.75; total 36.55.
Wa: I. OiYcr, Tax Co!