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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-10
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

| NE 1ORk, May IA Times editorial
says another man hitherto high in pub
| lie estimation has fallen victim to
Presidential aspirat lions. The moderate
conservative Democrats despairing of
success under the leadership of Thur-
man, Tilden or Hendricks, had picked
out Davis as the best available candi.
date. 1t now appears that the Judge
has been carrying on sort of double
courtship with hard money Democrats
and infationists.
Most of the specials declare that Miss
Dickinson's debut is failure and the
play a worse one.
There has been meeting OF the suf-
ferers by the explosion in Jersey CITY
and Hoboken looking to recover DANA
ges from the corporation of Jersey City.
The whole damage is estimated at nearly
q quarter of a million.
Offenback was at the Press Club din
ner. He spoke briefly of letters received
from the Emperor of Brazil, Mark Twain
and Others expressing regret at being un-
able to attend.
A Worlds Washington special says
that Kerr has telegraphed to Morrison
this evening from Richmond that there
is no truth in the rumor that he has re-
signed or that he contemplated doing 70.
Kerr is simply over worked and suffers
from bronchitis. He is by no means
dangerously i'll. He has been advised
to leave Indiana, the climate disagreeing
with him.
Major Alex. S. A. Macomb died in his
chair at the Union Club last evening b,
the bursting of the aoerta. He was 6
son OF Major General Macomb and mar
ried Phil Kearney's sister.
! The weather for the past two days ha
been unusually warm with gloriou
showers. The weather jumped from
Winter to Summer. It is warmer tina,
at Havana, or Florida. Philadelphia
Washin gton, and the Middle States sho,
the same result.
The Worlds Washington special de
scribing the visit Of Dom Pedro says: H
had made:a briefssisit during the morn
ing before the House met and was off
cious'y taken in charge by Doorkeepe
Fitzhugh before Speaker Cox could eve
extend him welcome. The Speaker Or
tenn. was introduced to him in his roor
and extended the courtesies of the foe
of the House which the Emperor d.
clined with thanks. On his return fror
the White House be proceeded to III
: diplomatic gallery Of the Senate cham
Der again declining an invitation Z
the floor, accompanied by the Brazilia
Minister and two attaches. He SCENE
particularly anxious to see Belknap an
studied the appearance OF the ex-Ws
Minister for some moments. but h
: spent most OF his time listening to Jude
Blacks argument. Occasionally b
would turn to the Brazilian Ministe,
! who sat beside him. and that gentlema
pointed ont the various PRESIDENT,
, candidates present and prominent Sent
tors. He appeared to observe with ur
} usual interest Bsyard. Morton an
Conkling.
CHICAGO, May "a Tribune's Siou
City special says il is reported that th
Indian, near st. Pierre yesterday a
; tackled Black Hill train and killed an
. scalped number of men. The repo,
| needs confirmation, but It is regarde
here % probably true as it is known ths
for some time the Indians in that sectio
have been only waiting for favorabl
! opportunity to commence hostiIities.
| New YoRx, May 9.-At the investiRt
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-10
~ FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT
san FRASoIsco. May 2.

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MORNING SALES.
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$50 Mexicar-So'a % % 81
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IN C;ould & Cury-lls
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I60 Savage-l7a II
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40 Alpha-4s 40 49H so
a.; Relcher-19A 1917 l97s
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IS Utah-2j
as Bullion-4i
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Sso 1yerman-63 Ga 93sa 63k GO
1860 Justice-24 % 2is 25b5 2iH 2jb5
$40 go Union Union oon-l3 u. lsab512x
IT0 Lady Bryan-l4 LAS IL
Is5 Julia-9A 80 81
40 Caledonis-sas s1s 81.
AFTERNOON sALEs.
5l5 Meadow valley-1h l
Sio RAYMOND Ely-li l3s
70 Eureka Con-ll
3Tj Jackson--3
M5 Alps-22s
NOO Prussian-lA la
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-10
NOTICE
To Whom 1t may Concern,

WHAT LOUIS MACE, GLIssAN's MILK MAN
i is to leave this place about the 18th. All
parties buying milk from him are requested t.
come forward and settle their accounts.
Phoebe, March 18th, 1876.
mrl1.lW VIM. Q. 6LlSSAN.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-10
BY ELEGR A PHI!

SPECIAL To THE PIooHE DAILY RECORD.
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.

DEPARTURES.
By GTLMFR sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
W II Dolman and family P Foster
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
TE:STI7.ONaAI.S:

Prof John = RowiGIi, mu-irai instructor
Of the Washington VI. f. Church choir. say:
The Parlor Organ> manufactured 10y the
Gem Organ Company, of TIL, place, are
among the sweetest in tone OF any have
ever heard. Ia style of case and handsome
finish HEY are without an cq"al.
From the Washington Star:
On exhibition in one If the lrrge show
windows of Cumnins, Cole & Thompson
store i, an improved style of organ manui,c-
tured 10y the Gcm Organ Company, nf WASH
ngtDn. The cases are Of solid walnut arrs-
ticaIy finished AMI joined together in the
most thorough manner. The wood work
evidently shows the master hand Of the ,killeI
mechanic. The musical qualities of the Oh
gan, so we are informed by an accomplished
musician, are not exceeded by the best insiru-
mcnts ct the kind use. Ii IS furnished with
eight stops which give it full scope in the
most difficult pieces OF music. The action
consists Of two and one half sets of r-ed>, -
arranged that the slightest defect can be easily
reached and repaired. The organ is also
supplied with ii patent music rack. which
besides being ornamental, i of great couyen-
icuce TO the performer. In conclusion, We
can say without prejudice, rhpt the Gem Or
gan for beauty of style. handsome finish and
excellent musical qualities, has no superior.
EsTyn A WRITTEN WARRANTED FOR FIVE
YEARS ACCOMPANIES Every GEN PARLoG
ORGAN SOLD.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
Another Tragedy,

The Dcs Are (AIk. Citizen, of re-
cent date has ,he full"urg: I'VE
learn from Mr. Gray, of Cotlon-Plant,
that a small battle took place between
Cotton Plant and De View, last Tues
day it appears 'Lat Deputy Sheriff
Harvey Gray, Of Woodruff county,
had State warrant, and was in search
of two men named Conner, who was
charged with killing man named
Beavers, up in the hills. The deputy
and his posse came up with the Co.
mcrS and Il uan named Smith, at the
farm of Columbus Marsh. The Off
GERS met with resistance, and lively
sk:rmi,h enSue,l, the result of which
was The killing ofthe two Corners and
the wounding Of Smith, and the
woundng Of Mr. Marsh in the foot
Smith, after be was shot, got out Of
the way, and has not been found up
to last accounts. The Corners and
Smith had been in the nei ghborhOod
about a week, and had lot Of horses
for sale. Some of the people looked
upon them with suspicion, doubling
their getting the horses in the right
manner
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
Governor Mcf.ncry.

We have locked with no little &C.
gree Of interest at tic tone Of the
press, aud the actions of the different
parish Conventions, throughout the
State, in relation to the candidacy Of
this, the most meritorious man in the
whole country. We are pleased to
note that the country parishes endorse
him, bu; do not see that spirit dis
PLAYED in the city. The question nat.
urally arises, is it the man or principle
we are con,ending for? In the claims.
Of John McEncry there is something
that rises higher than merely personal
preference. 1t is principle at stake.
lie was elected four years ago to
the responsible position Of Goveror of
the State Of Louisiana What was
The result? We are familiar with the
Louisiana case. Md we give up the
contest? Not at all. We succumbed
TO he strong arm of the Federal Gov
ernment and acquiesced in its decis-
ion. The question is, arc the people
IF Louisiana prepared to yield the
principle-and sav-"McEncry was
elected four years ago and WAS not
permitted TO act, can we expect any
more now"
The people Of Louisiana, if they
regard principle as paramount to poll
cy, will show their patriotism and de-
votion to the party by placing John
McEnery at the head of the ticket
The national Democratic Couven-
ton has shown its wisdom by placing
men upon the ticket that are Demo
Gratis, true and tried. Let Louisiana
follow the example. Place at the
head Of the ticket the chiva.rous John
McEncry, who will command more
respect AT home and abroad than any
ether man in the State.
This will show to the peoplc Of The
United States that we honestly be
Iicve john McEucry was elected Gov
crnor and deprived Of bis Just right to
act, and that we will not sacrifice
principle for policy, and we contend
that it would be consistent-and if
consistent why would it not be good
policy?
We raise at our mast head this
week the name Of John McEnery, for
Governor Of Louisiana, and although
it is little premature, we reflect the
sch timent Of our Parish in so doing,
/ for he is the choice of Richland, so
expressed in TIE Convention TO elect
delegates the Baton Rouge Conven-
ton.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

The Boston Post is justly severe
on the Republican politicians CT Loui-
siana. who are at present plotting to-
gethcr to carry the next election in
this State by rrsortiug to the most
unscrupulcus means. The editor
says:
When We see habi,ual criminals
hanging about public places where
honest men eonSregate, aud when the
buzzards mount the trees Previous to
II battle, we know what they are after
We know just as well what the game
IL when we see the habtual ploiters,
Packard, Kellogg, Warmoth, Pinch
back, etc. combining for a political
raid upon the State of louisiana
Don Cameron is Secretary of War /;
by part Of this wcil-studied plan
Gen. Sheridan is in command of the
department Marsha. Packard. who
directs all matters of force within the
State, is nominated for Governor. aud
already troops for the election are
being talked about. Preparations are
being made for as INSCRIPTIONS, inhu.
man and unholy a crusade as was
ever waged against the rights of I'M
offending citizens. Will The senti-
ment Of the country permit the renew
al Of The old Administration outrages
in the South!
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
Opinions Of the Press.

The teachers of Ncophogcn College have
The highest national reputation both ~ teachers
and ;,a'hors. II j. -he cheapest, college of the
kind il, rhc world. antl i, the best une for III"
males m,l f.rnales Of the North and South.
II is kratri ~ beautiful section at the State,
which was selected with great care.--Repub-
lican Banner, Nashville. Tenn.
Nropho.eu j. the chrape>' college of lis"
grade in the worl.i. There are i've schools
dividrd into : departments, which ar" thor
uugh in their tr;aii OF s,udy .-Bul!cIiu, Nash
Vile. Tennessee.
President Walton. f NroIho-en, deserves
the warm support, NJ, ouly Fl HE people at
III, section. but Of the entire Cmion.-Bostun
Cuurcs, Mass.
Nropln.cn i ma, only one Of the best In,
certainly one of tn cheapest colleges in the
Union -Br,ntuu Rrpu.acan, Miss.
N.ophogen !, oie OF the mot charming an
>aiuhruu> spots on Garth. The generosity If
it, hon0rrd and rlilauthropIc President has
not gone uurcwaIjrd II ia successful auI
rapidly Claiming institution ---llousIon Age.
Tc-as.
Ncophogeu = f,u drdup"n ri-h principle;
has adopted the I.Ght course: D., .uhued nth
'hr rl4ht spun; aims al the MAI ends. AMI
uses the night means San Auiolio ENpirss.
Texas
II ".l.g, To youth &c both sexes u ihorough
and conn ,e'r c,i',ratl"u ~ every drpar'n IN,
of >cirIcr and uJ.ra,Hrr. Il -. .l the iiI
sense of the word, auil->cciariAn.-N. q.
Times, La
It's prr.emincnrl; hraltly--N y. State
REGISTER. La
Tue Pr">rlrn, Of Ncophoscu College l.
gentleman ct rare culture. versatile nauurr.
and excellent earning We commend -
CLAIMS - lh> u,>''u,r"n To- the careful 80
s!trId'iun ,! iu'>r who have >nD> AMI iau-.
tiers To c,!m~,rr - Errvh.ytl,n States Trru.
Nc"prgru COLLEGE ~ ..aa.l,l al-uit
year, ~" hy Prot t"m VI Ws'ron. \
IL. D.. who J. 'fu'~,Irn ard prri,..>n,
Briirs Icfe'>. H. literary aud s,tvnnnr g..
niurnrnt, IRE at The h,gnr>i "rlrr. " hrh.l.
mrni are unsurpassed --,;ail,riu Examiner. 7
Nr"phngru - ru,"rn. H. rrnih academic
wear. nud = one at No h'>r colleges ia r>l>,.
Cn,r summit >ru'inrl Mrs..
liz rpu'Huuu ~ ~ r,Irrat.r l.. co-r\trn.
>Ivc witt Ibr south ---lnurunl. No.
The rr",'d1i, Prot Nali"r, J. one of ,llr
most rnrrsrtc aui rutrrI.rl,urg r-n IA ih,
S"uIi. and J. qualified. ~ every pan rular. f.,
,lr important l,,,,'I"r winch hr now ~,,.u.
pt".- Navrrld Democrat
Tnr Faculty nn' .r,,ina,r- or the h,.,
American AMI English >clr-,i,, aud po,>,,,
rat'"r,i r"ru'ntrml> - rrnchr,~ aud a,lho,>
--t"rl"r.l"nual Louisville Nv.
N""rht''b "a. = u.r.,uai . I1rp irr.ru o..
''.rh at u,r. .,IDu,N ,nH r.. .,..v,., f...
,a'r.u,I ,.r.r,'.,'r I.. e.
Narrh ''ll. ,>rs
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

The Louisville Conrier-.J onrnal
says there is nothing for the suffrage
seeking women to do but to cOlonize.
arm and z, West. The editor thinks
that powerful colony Of women,
earning their living by agriculture
aud governing themselves. would he
n spectacle of independence and self
reliance upon which a prciudiced
world might gaze in renorse not un-
mingled with wonder. The nuneri-
cal strength OF such an Amazanian
community might easily be kept up
by the immigration of "superfuous
women" from the populpus States.
and The tyrant man could lie forever
excluded from his sturdy female SD
cIeiy. Think Of il, girls.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

Twenty years ago Liverpool
steam packet company, wished to buy
land Of woman. She sold it cheap,
but got a clause in the agreement that
during her whole life she and q com.
panion might at any time travel free
in the company's vessels. The day
after the bargain she sold her furni-
ture, let her house, and went on board
the first outward Bound vessel. Since
then she has always lived on some
ship OF the company'S, accompanied
bya woman companion, for whom
she advcrtises and, and whose pas
sage money she pockets. She has
made over $40, 900 in this way.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

There wac a fencing master of the
voliigeurs of whom a friend was TAX
lessons in the use Of the smal-sword.
One day Aontel regards his pupil
severely, and says: Young man
perhaps yoa are learning to fence SO
as to become a dnelist?" His pupil
disclaims any such intention. VERY
well, we all know that the Young
blood is ho,. Bot, understand me,
do not believe in dueling except in eX-
IRENE cases. and if | thought you
were capable of going out unl, IS
under the greatest prnvOeatiOn i
would cease my Lessons. | know we
are exposed to many !bings in the
course of life. For instance, you
might some day he passing down the
street, aud met person whose looks
did not please you. Ofcoursc, in such
a case. there is nothing to he said ;
You must call him out. But ] doa't
believe in lighting about trillcs."
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
Sherif's Sale.

Wells Williams State Of Louisiana.
vs.. No. 1Jl. Parish Of Richlaud, ,
&c Boies. Parish Court
Dl virtue of an order of seizure and sale
I'D issued from The Honorable Parish Court in
and for SAID Parish and State, in the above
entitled and humble ed suit, and to me direc
ted, have seized and will offer for sale at
The door OF the Court house, in the town of
RayvIlle, La, To the last aud highest bidder.
within the hours prescribed by law, on
Saturday, Inc i9.h day Of ing, 1876,
the following described propcs'y ro-wiy:
West J and South J of South. Fast I of Sec
ton 81. Township - North, Range Is Fast
Terms, TN - months credit, purchaser to
give bond with approved security, sud mort
gage retained on the property sold
{. H. MOORE, Sheriff
RnyvilIr. La. July -. lS76-rd
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
Pinch. and His Pay.

Pinchback, known to the facetious
world as " Pinch, brothers, pinch with
care" visited the Senate this morn
ing upon the most pleasant Of all pos
sible errands, to receive $4,000 back
pay voted him by the Senate the 9TH
or day as contested election ex-
pcnses. 1t was almost as good as
being admitted TO the Senate. lie
could not 60 in and sit with his Re-
publican brethren, but such a large
lump Of money consoled him in a
measure for the loss Of that privilege
lie says that the Republicans are
bound to carry Louisiana this Fall
He declares that the White LeagUers
have already organized militia COM
panies to put down the oppressed and
long suffering Scnegsmbian brother.
But" added he with wicked leer in
his hollow eyes. Eve know q trick or
two ahead of that. and | advertise
now in advapss that we are going TO
win -TExchange.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
Confederate Monument ut Point
Lookout.

Baltimore sun .luly I,Tm
The monument erected near Point
Lookout. 81. Mary's county, Nd,
over the Confederate dead, was I'M
vriledo on the Fourth Of Ju'v. Speech
cs were delivered by Hon. Mcssrs.
Hooker, Of MiSsissippi; Tarbox, of
Massachusetts. and llekci, of Mary
land, members of Congress. \ SUPP
tuous dinner was partaken Of at the
hotel on the Point by about four hun.
dred persons. In the afternoon q cci-
cbratiOn Of the Centennial Fourth
took place. An Grafton was delivered
by DR.. Randolp Jones, with other ap-
propr:atc ceremonies Point Lockout
was the size Of Federal prison du-
ring The war, and 4 number Of Con-
tederatc soldiers died there and are
buried near their prison. The moEu-
ment erected to their mCmcry Is Il
handsome memorial.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Gusrave Cruzat State of Louisiana.
W. No. 1Gi ! Parish of Richland
William Hampton l3,h District Cou
Of Franklin Parish
BY virtue eli wit Of Ii. fr. issued from
the Honorable 18th District Court in AMI Tor
the Parish Of franklin, in the above styled
and numbered suit, and to me directed. a.
Sheriff of the Parish of Rchland. | have
seized and taken into my possession and will
offer for sale AZ the door oi the Corrt house in
the town of Rayvilr, La, to the last and
highest bidder wiliiin the hours prescribed by
law, on
Saturday, the i9'h day Of ing. 1876,
the following described properly, to wit:
The South J of the y. T.. OF Section ~,
:. w. Of Section y, the n. W. / Of The n.
w. Of Section %, aud tue ). +. !! OF Section
20. Township II North, Range East, con-
tanning / 10 acres, more or less, reserving I20
acres OF so much thereof for 4 homestead a. is
exempt by law lioin seizure. To be sold IN lot,
Of not less than ten nor more than fifty acres.
~ Jerms, ON Il mouths credit, purchaser to
give bond with approved security, and mor;>
gaSe retained on tie properly sold.
[. II. MOORE, Sheriff
RayvilIe, La. July -, ls76.-td
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
The Democratic National Conc
mittce.


Aiabama-Na t'r l.. Drag.
arki,i'>;'s-Jnhn j. Snnp'rr'
tah"rla-r. h't 'fr".
""r" '"-h. ". li".h"S'
,"i'h'''""-N l'i''i H. ha'h"fh'
De'aware- h"'rrH'nl ii'chhlah.
"'i'a-'''ri' We, an
"c"r"lA-''r"r2e l.. harf"!.
i'''"'>-M l'''a'" y: ''''y'
ln"iana-- h"hias "l'l.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
CONSUMPTION CIRED!

\ AN old phy>U'iar. retired from active rTac-
tee, having hal plscrd IN his hands by an
East India Missionary the tu,m"la Of simple
Vegetable Remedy, Tor the speedy and per
manen, Cure of Consumption, Br"chiu>, Ca
,arrh As lima, anu al! Throat and Lung Aiicr
rons. also Il Positive and Rad,rsl Cure tor
Ncrvnt. DcbI;.,y aud all Nervous CoMI laln;>.
aGer having thoroughly tested MS wonderful
rurative powers in thousands Of cases Errl>
II his du'y To- make IT known IL his suffering
fellows. Aciuated 10y this motive, and a
conscientious desire IT, relieve human suffer
in2, he Will send free oi cb"rsO I" uil VII"
desire IL, this recipe. with iiri directions i"r
preparing and successfully using. sent 10y
re;uru mail by addressing with stamp naming
tl,i, paper, Dr. G. ". SrEN EMS,
Monroe B.,ch, Syracuse, y \.
March, -. lS1G.-ly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
SIlFRlFF'S SALE.
State Of Louisiana. Parish Of RichIand,
FIRST Justice Court.

Stale Of Louisiana. Parish Of RichIand, }
FIRST Ju-ircc Court.
Nrs. Lu"y ki.gorc -. Ben Dean, No 50.
BY vntur g! a WI; e H. F.. issued FROM
the Honorable Justice Court OF the FIRST u ard
IA anl for the Parish amt State aforesaid, in
the above styled and numbered suit, and 10
nIe directed. nave seized aud Will offer GI
>aic To the last and hi2let bidder. AT the door
of the Court House in Rayviilc, within the
hours prescribed by law. "n
Saturday, September I2th, 1876.
the following described property TO wit the
undivided half of the west hal! of Lot No los
IN the town OF Delhi, situated on the immc
diatc north side Of the Ra!r"a,l, now Occupied
10y the defendant with Blacksmith shop
Terms cash, with bcLeli, of appraisemrnt.
{. II. MOORE Shcrih
Pr W. J.. PnIrrs, Dp'y. Sheriff.
July -, 1876. I'd
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
IMPORTANT NOTICE
To Farmers of This County.

HAlNES & co ,SEEpsMEy. promise to send
to any address, gratis, (ou receipt Of - cents
10 pay POSTAGE Il sample package OF Tot zELLE
SEED WHEAT.
TIE GRAMS MEASURING ONE-HALF
INCH Is LENGTH.
Tie seed of this wheat was imported from
Nalpalasio, South America. Its growth j.
peculIar-irom fifteen 10 twenty stalks spring
in. from one root-the heads measure. on an
average. from seven io nine inches in length
One grain of Tins wheat is as large and
weighs as much as three grains Of any other
wheat.
IHE GREATEST CUEI0siTT IL SEED EVER SEEN
dozen Packages, 500
AGENTS WANTED.
Address all orders To
HAlNES x CO. SEEDsvES.
Cleveland Bradley Co, Tenn.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
Lost Obligation.

have lost The original obligation of which
Il copy i a. follows
$40. Richlaud Parish. Feb rs 1874
Eight month after date we promise To pay
To The order of IiI,ou Walden, thr,e hundred
and iurry dollars for two mules - Dollar.
value received, and charge the same 10 the
account of
To john ChaGr, Bros. & son. 4. lamar.
New Orleans. l.. f.. lamar.
Al persons are warned against trading fer
SAIL obligation. Will ay Il reward of so
Tor the delivery of >aii note TO Morrison Il
Farmer, attorneys, Monroe. La, "r !" me 1T
Mexico, Missouri. IRWIN J SIMS.
Admir-. Estate cf Tiison Wah!rn.
Rayvi,,. July -. 1876 It
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

The nomination of Marshal Pack
ard for Governor Of Louisiana, says
the New York Sun, "proves that the
Republicans intend to use the bayo-
net for carrying the election in that
State. Packard" adds the Sun, lis
Il shrewJ, active, bold, rascally car
pet Dagger from Maine. He has been
United States Marshal for Louisiana
during the whole of Grants Admins
Grafton The military raids upon the
State, the election frauds and other
villiaries that have prevailed there
for Years ore due to Packard more
than any other man."
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

The New York Evening Post, IRE
publican,) referring TO United States
Marshal Packard, the Republican
candidate for Governor of Louisiana,
says that he served through the war
as captain Maine regiment. and adds
shat of his political career and ante,
tecedents :here is little that is favor
able 10 be saiu.n