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his calculation il correct, and | believe
il Is those chanc, \ are the very slim
NEST. The cost, according To his
authority. was about 900 600, ana,
from the 10Th of May to the l0,h OF
November inclusive, and excluding
SUNDAYS. gives LOO days when the
grounds will he open to the public.
1t will therefore require an average
daily attendance OF something over
%, 900 10 make it pay. The number
on the ground on the opening day has
been estimated, at about 200, 600.
Since that time the daily average has
been about 10000 persons.
1t has been estimated by others
that if the grounds were kept open on
the twcnty-scvcn Sundays, the rcceip pts
would be three times as large as for q
corresponding number of week days.
ApropoS of Centennial matters, DIR.
DEXTER. Of this city, who was appointed
in the inception of the project to rep
resent the Government has been sum
marily removed, lie was before the
Investigating Committed few days
ago, and testified against DR.. Nichols,
of the Government Asylum for the
Insane. whose manifold sins of omiS-
sion and commission, are just coming
to light, and who is a pet Of Boss
Shepherd and swilling companion
Of the President
KICKING IN THE TRACES.
Some of the colored Republicans of
this city, having become tired of wear
ing the chains of the Republican
party, have organized a National
Independent Union" avowin2 open
hostility to that party. They have
issued an address to their people all
over the country to unite with them,
in which they accuse their former
associates of having placed them in
anraganism with their Southern white
ncighbors, and cite the miSmanage-
mcnt of the Frcedmen's Bank against
them. When the colOred people OF
the Southern States l'arn the lesson
that whatever discriminates against
their States hurts themselves as well
as their white ncighbors, then they
will mite with the latter in support
of their mutual interests. 1t is evi.
dent that, for veal or woe, the interests
of the people of the South of all coiors
are identical. Whatever Injuries one
race Injuries all. Prosperous times for
the white men means prosperous
times for the black; and that will
bring goodwill and harmony.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-06-03

Mrs I>adorc L. Waugh, I State Of Louisiana,
v. No. PSI Parish of Rrhand.
v, o II. OLIVER Re. s r,. ''h D'''"ie' Court
BY virtue of a writ of ii. IA, iSsrcd from
the Iiunl. 18th Disuicr Court in and for the
parish and state aforesaid, in the above styled
and nUrIbcr ID suit, and 10 me directed, |
have seized and will oFrr for sale NJ public
auction to the last and highest bi ldcr, NJ the
door of the court house in the town of Ray
vile, La, within the hours prescribed 10y
law, ON
SATURDAY, THE %RD DAY or .iUNE, 1876,
the following described property. TO wit
Lots | | and - in the to.gn of GIrard, La g.
together with eli ia" Improvements thereon.
Terms of sale, twelve months credit, with
ont the bcneh, of appraiscment, purchaser t"
give bond with approved security and mort.
gage retained on the property. Costs cash.
e. II. MOORE. Sheriff
Rayyillc La Nav l}th lST6-it
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-06-03
OpiniOuS Of the Press.

The Icachers of N,ophogeu College have
the highps, naiinnal reputation both a. teachers
and authors. 1t is the cheapest college Of the
kind in the world and is the best one for the
males aud females Of the North and South.
II Is located in beautiful section OF the State,
which was selected with great ca:e,-Rcpub-
licam Banner, Nashville. Tenn.
Ncopho.cn is the cheapc>f college of Ike
Grade in the worli. There are five schools
divided into departments, which are thor
nuyh in ,lcIr detail of study.-Bulleiin, Nash
Vile, Trnnesscc.
President Walton, Of Ncophogcn, deserves
the warm support, not only Of the people oi
Ais section. but of the entire union.-Bostm
Courier. Mass.
Nrophoaen is not only one Of the best, but
certainly one Of the cheapest colleges IN the
Union Brandon Republican, Miss.
Nrophogen is one of tllc most charming an !
salubrouS spots on earth. The generosity ci
lis honorcd aud philan,hropic President has
not gone uurewardcd. |, is a succc, siul ami
rapidly aisiming institution. --llous,on Age.
Texas
Ncopho.cuis four dcdup ri.h' principles;
has adopted the ri.lt course; is imbneh with
the right spirit: aims AT the right ends, AMI
uses the righ, means-San Antonio Express,
Texas.
It offers To youth Of both SEXES thorough
and complete edmrarnn in every department
oi >cirnre aud literature. II Is, in the fall
sense of the word, n,scctaran.-N. o.
Times. La.
1t is emiucnrly hcal,hy.-N. q. State
Register, La.
The Pr",ilrn, of Nrclhorcn College i y
A.
and excellent earning. We commend the
claims of Mi, Institution To tho careful com
>ideratinn # those who have sous and haugh-
4 tiers To cducaic-Brnwn>vIiio States, Tenn.
Neuphnacn COLLEGE WAS founded about eight
years ago by Prof John VI. Walton. A. NJ
Ii. D.. who is President AID Professor OF
Bcii,S Letters. His literary and scientific NJ.
tainm"nts are OF the highest order, while. hi~
powers OF discipline aud schuul govern
mput are unsurpassed -Gallatiu Examiner, /.
Ncophu.rn is entering its tenth academic
year. aud j. one of Tie best colleges III cAi>t-
cnrc-SuunIt n'inrl Mis-.
: His reputation a. an churatrr il Co-cNtcn-
sivc with the S"rIh.-loururl. Mo.
The President, Prot. Walton, i "u" Of 'i'r
most energetic AMI enicrprI>Img men D." NE
South. aud is qualified in every particular "f
the important Position winch he 10" "''"
pir--Mayheld Democrat.
The Facury are graduates "i he "''''
4 American and English srl""i-. AMI '">>">>
: rational regulations ~ i'a'h"r> a"d authors
-CnurIrr Journal Lnu>Niii, NY.
Ncnihns.u has a National claim upon 10"
Youth nf ihi- country. and III" "'r"iiy nave Il
na'rnuil reputation --Iuih-Al fI'u"t Ili.
March .sGh -" -Iy.
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THE GEM rAELOR ORGAN
ORNAMENT TO ANY PARLOP.

III" following l. list Of styles.
No. 5".-FIFE OT1yEs. Two and one lat
~rr- ct r"ri-. IN ,'np>-D!arasou,
PRINCIPAL. Fu'c. nulciama. Forte,
icuo.o: kucc SWEET: Patent Ma
40 Rack Solid Walnut cases
No. I>.-FiyG o.TAv: $, Two and one half
>rr, "i reeds eight -'oP>-D,apa>on
Pru"pal Fh'". pulriaua. Fcr'",
Treble Forte kucc Swell: pa'cu,
music rack ,olit walnut cases.
No u2.--FIyE OcrhvES, Two and one halt
sets If reeds rir" ,t"p>-Dilpa-ou,
Pruriral Flutc. Duiriaua. NuN Co.
i,.-t", >ub-ha-". Trrnu'O. Prnci ii
Forte Treble Fmt", kurc Swell
Patent music rack: >ohd wamut
cases.
No. r>.--FIyE DRAWS, Two and one kali
,rl- of reeds. ten stops Diapasom,
Principal, Flute, pulr.aua. FoX &C.
lc>,c, Sub base Octave Coupler,
Irmaln. Principal Forte, Trebl.
F"r'r; ku"c Swell; patent music
rack; solid walnut cases
No. Sin OCrAyE. Three .rf> of reeds,
eleven >t"p>--DaraSou, Principal,
Flute. Duciana, Nox Celeste, Sub
base, CIarionCr. Dlavr Coupler,
lrrm"lo. Principal Forte, Treble
Forte: Knee Swell; patent music
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-06-03
.HERIFF'S SALE.

J. J. Cowan * Go.
vs. No 800
Oliyrr Brashcar State of Louisiana.
l.. Bloom Il Co Parish OF Rirhirnd ,
vs. No. 5li Parish Court.
y. B. Stiles and
VIM. L. Oliver.
BY virtue Of Two writ- of ii. IA, issued
from the Honorable Parish Court IN and for
he parish and state aforesaid in ia" above
styled and numbered suits, aud to me drcC-
ted. have seized aud will OTTER for sale ut
public auction to the last and highest bidder,
N the door ii the court house in the town of
Rnyvilc La, within the hours prescribed by
law, on
SATURDAY, THE 2Rp DAY OF JUyE, 1876,
the following described property, To wit:
The ! of the $ " and the W ! Of
the s T. Of Section =, Township le North,
Range Q East.
Term of sale. ON twelve months credit
w;llhut III" benefit of appraisrmcn', purchaser
to give bond with approved security and
mortgage retained on the prauper'y. Costs
cash.
G.. II. MOORE. Sheriff.
Rayvllc, La, May 18th, lSI6.-lt.
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Murderers North as Well as South.

If those who assert that there are
more lawleSS men in the South than
the North, would read the news from
the different Northern States more
carefully, they certainly would cease
to make such unwarranted assertions.
We will take one single issue of the
New York DAILY Sun, as an illuStra-
tion-not that there is more crime
committed in that city than other
cities Of the Ncrth, according to popu-
lation, bat because we naturally
shrink from detailing the horrors Of
more than one We first see that a
youth was left, in company with a
hired boy. armed with double-barrel
shot-guns, to guard bis fatder'S prem
ises from treSpaSs by picnic party,
assembled on an adjoining park; and
according to members Of the picnic
party. they approached a platform
erected just across the fence in the
park, where the picnic party was
dancing, used abusive and indecent
language in hearing of the ladies and
dared some young men 0. the party
acros the fence and then Killed one
and broke gun over another.
a again, an old lady moved into a
house, and in cleaning up and arrng-
ing furniture. one of her boys found
the remains Of child and womah'S
arm. that had apparently been baked,
slowed in the garret-a CHASTITY hor-
ror, yelled in mystery.
Another case was the finding of a
dead man in front of saloon one
morning, who had been Drained by
The saloon keeper and his assistants
and laid out on the pavement the
night before.
Sill another is the killing of a man
by a jealous husband, who was proba-
bly, justiliable according to public
opinion if not according to law.
Add to these eases three or four
men found in the rivers, some of them
showing that they had been murdered
and thrown into the water, and YOU
have an account of the average bor-
rors Of one day in Gotham. And we
presume that the political opinion of
not one Of these victims was inquired
into; but if they had been in a South
ern city, town or neighbc rhood, that
would have been the first inquiry, and
if one of them had been Republican
or a negro, his blood would have sat-
urated the bloody shirt, and the little
manufacturers Of political horrors in
the South would have made haste to
chronicle the fact to the world and
Morton, Blaine, ct III Omne genus
would have made the welkin ring
with their walls over political assas,
snations in the South.
We presume the laws of one State
is about a. well enforced in one State
as in another in these days when
crime runs riot, but no sensible person
can truthfully assert that there are as
many crimes committed in the South
as in tie North.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-06-03

The Mobile Register thinks that the
new Secretary of War j. Donald
Cameron is too much of gentleman
TO be influenced to use his Office for
the establishment of usurpations in
the South end other military outrages.
IL he is he had as well resign at once,
for we have no idea but that this was
the motive which prompted bis ap-
pointment, and that Taft was removed
from the Office for Directing to the
removal of Custer from the command
of the Western Army for telling the
Clymer Committee what he knew
about pos,traderships. Grant would
DO doubt have removed Sherman for
the same reason if it had been IN bis
power 10 DO 80.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-06-03
CUCCESSIN SALE by Sheriff.

McLaran, Villains & ca. !
". No COS. State Of Louisiana.
Succession rf Parish a. Richland,
Margaret Stafford, dec |. Parish Court.
BY virtue Of Judgment Of said Cour:,
ordering the sale Of property of sail success
sion, To pay plaintiffs claims, with interest
and costs and writ Of sale directed to me.
have seized ard taken into my possession,
and will offer for sale To- The highest bidder.
at the door of the Court honse in RayviIle, La =,
within the legal hours of sale, on
Saturday, the 3rd day of June, 1876,
the following described property belonging To-
the succession of Mrs. Margaret Stafford,
to-Wit:
\. Of \. f. Sec. -. L. Il \. Il. F.,
containing 50 acres more or less To I've sold
in lots of not less than 10 nor more than 80
acres. as Per map To be exhibited day of sale
Terms of saie-twclvc months credit.
without the benefit OF apppraisemcnr, prI.
chaser 70 give bond with approved security.
Costs cash.
{. II. MOORE,
Sheriff.
Rayvillc, La Nav 6. lS16-It.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-06-03
CHERIFF S SALE.

a. Roos x &c. Srn,c OF Louisiana,
W. No. 800 Parish of Rich!and,
". F. Austin ith District Court.
BY virtue OF Il VIII of Ii "a. issued from they
Honorable | it'll District Cour, in and for said
parish and State, and to me directed, | have
seized and will offer Cor sale to the last and
highest piddtr, at the door of the court house,
in The town of Rayvillc, La within tue hours
prescribed by law, on
Satrldy the 3rd day Of JuGc, 1876,
the following described property, to-wit:
The soutl: half of the south east quarter of
Section. -, Township II North, Range
East the west half ot southwest quarter
the north least quarter Of southwest quater of
Section >, Township | North, Range 6 East,
containing two hundred acres, more or less,
as per map To he exhibited on day of sale
Land 10 be sold in lots of no, less than 10 nor
30 acres.
Terms of sale. twelve months credit, with.
ort the benefit of appraisemenr; purchaser to
give bond with approved security and mort
gage retained on the property. Costs cash.
C.. II. MOORE.
RayvilIc, La, May II, lS7G.-It Sheriff.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-06-03
RESIDENCE IN DELHI
FOR SALE CHEAP

NOR CASH next November. good resi-
i dence and lot of ground one hundred
and fifty feet square, in the town Of Delhi,
La, can be purchased very cheap. Posses
Oh given January lst, la77. This is one Of
the most desirable situations in the town. and
ti;ie good. | will also sell the material used
in printing the Delhi ChronicIc-a complete
outfit for country newspaper uiicc-lor tess
tEan cost Purchaser of residence to collect
rent on the same from time of purchase.
Address or apply TO
THOS. J. MANGnAM.
June, ;, lSId-iE RayvilIe La.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-06-03

This j. rur, but how few of IL like To look
old. Age, with IT, grey hairs. l. never wei
come. and the various arr- have been Lrnught
into rrgui>IrIon TO hide H. rava.rs. In too
many Instances agents are used for that pur-
pose which iutlct serious injury on the CON
,riruti,n. Especially is This the case with
large majniiry OF the Hair Dyes of tie pres
ent day. For an elegant preparation that will
irnPat a perfectly ua;ura! color, without doing
the least harm To tie hair or health we recon-
mend tia; made by Dr.. Tut, of New York.
1t possesses qualities that no other Hair Dye
does, and as lis Analysis proves i a. innocent
as mountain spring water. May >
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-06-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE..

The members Of the Executive Board Of
Bayou MACON Baptist Association will please
meet at the church building at Rayville on
Saturday %rd day Of June prrNi,no, at ;
o clock =. m, To consider business of im1or-
lance pertaining 10 the Association. Brethren.
be punctua; let there lie full attendance Of
the Board Our brethren of the Association
look to rs to act. Our blessed Master requires
our service. Fraternaliy,
JNO. A IiENLER
Alto, La May 18th. 1876. CT alfman.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-06-03
LAND FOR SALE.

|Nhe plantation within fonr or five miles Of
Delhi. known as the EinSnn Place, on
joe Bayou. IL contains ainnt 800 acres. one
hundred acres belied about 81 acres can be
pat in cultivation with little. work, a linz
cypress brake ('he best on :he bayou). Price
81 100 cash.
Appyo WILEY p. NhNGIAN
FCb. -. iS7J--u Rayv,I,r, Id
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-06-03
No. 3-Male Scholarships. $1,000.

Board and tuition perpetual To one student
for $1,000. payable in advance. The holder
of Scholarship can Introduce one student
after another, from time to time, free of charge
Tor board aud tuition There are only TWEEN
" az these Scholarships for sale. Address
J. Vi. WALTON, LII D., President
GalItiu, Tenn.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-06-03
CHERIEE,S SALE.
Mary Jordan Powc, Husband. Ct al }
,.... " " r,u No 'li}

vs.. No. III
Jesse W. Hill.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Rcliand,
It'll District Count.
by virtue of an order If seizure aud sale
issued from the Honorable lrh District Cont
in and for the parish and state aforesaid, and
to me directed. in the above styled and mum
bercd suit. ! have seized, and will offer for
sale to the last and highest bidder. a: the door
Of the court house IN the town of Rayville,
La, within the hours prescribed hy law, on
Saturday, the Ord dav of June, 1876,
lie following described property, to-wir -
The n. J of w J of n W !, the N ! Of F. !
Of \ W /. the n of W J Of n f. !. the s !
of W of N W t, Sec. s, L. l. ", r. u F..
containing lt5 acres. more or less
Ierrs OF salc-twelvc months credit with
ont the benefit Of appraSrment, purchaser Ia
give bond with approved security. and mort
gage retained on the property. Costs cash.
G. H. MOORE, Sheriff
RayvilIc, La, May 6, lS76-5t
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-06-03
The Patent Music Rack on the
GEM ORG ANS

'-''y iaT tn" greatest convenience % pci"ru"rs
rI,a, has yet been Invented. Beside, irs Use
wl,ir playing, IT j. arranged a. II receptacle
Tor niu>i'. II = ncat fixture, beautifully
carved and arranged upon The front of the
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-06-03
School Board Meeting.

The members of the School Board Of Rich
land Parish are hereby requested to NEE, in
the town of Rayviie on Saturday, June 10Th.
1876, at 10 O'Clock 4. IA. for the purpose OF
employing Teachers for the ensuing three
ruonths and such other business as may come
before the Beard.
Il. II. KELLY,
President.
Fly order of the President
THOS. JONES,
RayviI!e. June 8. Sccfy & Treasurer
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-06-03
&c Miles from Nashville
ELEVENTH ACADEMIC YEAR.

The school is in me of the richest and most
charming agricultural counties ia America, "a
the heart of the famous Bluc-ara>S country of
Sumner county Tenn, a lovely valIcy, tying
between n range Of the Cumberland muriu-
lains aud the Cumberland river, in a beautiful
li,I" city Of vines and il"wcr>, confirming
$500 inhabitants, distinguished for int"iii-
gcnce and refinement. hospitality and gene
roSi'y This place was selected after canvas
sing the advantages and inducements offered
at all the most noted points in the country.
Nineteen members of the faculties, u mum
Der of whom have the highest national Tcpu-
faripn both rs teachers and authors.
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No. 2....Fcmalc Scholarships.

JULIO TdrcHiS and ThIduhrODISis.
Ten female students will he received into
the family of the President Of NeGphogen
College, and trained a. his children. boarded,
clothed, books and stationery furnished, and
graduated in Il regular Collegiate Course, for
$1,000 each, payable in advance 10y the lst of
September, 1876. They must not he under
twelve years of age, and able To read and
write. The chief inducement in presenting
this, is to give the Presi lent an Opportunity 10
train remarkable characters, tn the honor of
the College, and to enable him TO verify his
views in regard TO the development of any
you'll, of medium organization, when full
control is given and impl,ci, confidence re.
poSpl-
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-06-03

CHERIFF'S SALE,

Mrs. Relccca Gibbs, VIE, State of Lousian,
VS.. No. M ! Parish of Richiand
G. Med Brurnby, hu>bd \ i'm Dist. Court.
BY virtue OF wits of ii. a., issued from
tue Honorable llt.r Di,irici Court in and for
the parish aad state aforesaid, in the above
styled and numbered suits. aud to me directed
have seized and taken into my possession,
and will offer for sale 10 the last and highest
bidder, AT the door of the court house in Ray
vile, La, within the hours prescribed by
law, On
Saturday, the LIST day of July, 1876
he following described property, to>wit: The
undivided half interest in the growing crops
on the place leased of e. b. Brunrly. will ,hc
rights and benefits enjoyed by said lease.
2ud--All the rights and benct hts now own
ed by the defendant arising from contract OF
sale in and to Day-hrcak Plantation. owned
by +. F. Montgomery. together with half the
defendants interest in the growing crops on
same.
3rd - Lot No. IS, fronting IS fe,t Oh
Main street and running back west $50 feet
on Second street, in the town Of Delhi. as
per plat OF survey made by Andrew Owen,
wi h the improvement Is thereon.
lth-vacant lot in the town Of Delhi,
bounded on the north 10y font street, c,st ~
lot of A. Montgomery, south by Railroad
reserve, and west by Ior of Jmo. Chalfe, Bro.
Il Son.
,lth-A - pf , Dfn 1cc,,,,,s ,-a;,., ,Lo e.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-06-03
BEATTY e!A42:

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
These celebrated instruments have attain,
~ wonderful degree Of popularity among
the musical fraternity generally, They have
been tested 10y, aud received tn POSITIVE
Endorsements of sour ct the most celebrated
nn-icians Tor har,m"ty and rchn.sS Of tone.
They are with Ut a superior. 49, L"AiHgfoa,
(P1 y HoaI'or.
H,y" Agent, wan'rI. S-ui stamp f,r 81.
,h a"r. Ailr",> DANIEL I. BEATTY,
Washington, New lcl-c: J.,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-06-03
The Five Schools of the College Course.
Departments.

|. Preparatory School.
> Normal school
3. Music School.
!. Art School.
!. School OF Modern Languages.
Is Agricultural SCHOOL.
!. Commercial School.
5. Law School.
The present term began Jan. l.. 1870.
Fall term will begin first Monday in Sep
TENDER. Board, tuition. fuel, washing, *, So
1G,UJD Catalogues for Grajuiiuns Distribution.
Students can attend Baptist, Methodist Chris
tan. Presbyterian nr Catholic churches.
Students nre received AZ any degree #
AT any time.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-06-03

The Nrur"r intelligence. B2-trop Rcrub
can and Madison Journal have all hoisrcd the
name Of John +. Labelling Il, their choice for
Governor. He possesses all the most essen.
Iial qualifications Ia commend him TO the
favor of the Republican party. They have
only III refer the voters to the dccsi IN Of tho
Supreme Court % the United States in the
\. l.. * +. Railroad case and his political
record since the way TO convince them of this
fact. Indeed his judicial record i as clear as
Durrll :, BARN. Drunkenness They should
make mp with SrcIyr, however, and place his
name GA their ticket for Lieutenant Governor
or ut least have him appointed To his oil
position for the Intimidation Of Democratic
voters, if they would make a sure thing of
the triumph Of vilanv.
Cuukling. Blame. Bri>row and all the other
Republican a,prau,s for presidential honor,
exc pt Morton, had as well retire from the
contest, for the latter gentleman is sill the
ltvortc Of the inkgrnvc.Po Pollard
faction Of tie Madison parish Republicans.
The Murrhuu,c Clarion did mot give MS it,
opinion touching The senatorial question
Shall we have u candidaIr, or try to DO the
best we can from th,. RrpubiC,u r,arrvI
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-06-03

T OST-A BLACK FILLY ABOUT FOUR
wears old, has a lump on the side of the
head, tides well When last seen was COM
Ing by J. II Rhymes place. Any informal
ton Of said mae will he literally rewarded
by an WILEY T. NANGHAN