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gagged in removing leo aud dirt from tho danRee
q tho rails. While thus occupied train Of The
Chicago Burlington 4 Quincy Road, conaistinE
ing nun,bor Of freight cars, reached tho crosa-
ing whore tho mon were .emptoged-no bell was
rung no wh,Btlo sounded, and the lookout ON
the casooao IcqaIted by law va ~.
threatened thom only when it wes
BY the caboose.. nlctsrash Was thrown 10 tho
ground and had both feet cut oH At tue ankle
heal. besides roceivine internal injuries Of =
possibly fatal character, anil s,1nstock was bad,
shaken up al round. Tho train was halted: aud
Acarath With Farrell placed In tho eabooso,
md convsyol 10 st. Lukos Hospital, while Sim,
stock waa taken to his residence at tug corner OF
Western nyenuo aud Oak sroo.. Thopatienta tnAon
to tho hospital wo1o attended BY phYatcians, who
pronounced tho case Of 1tcdsa,h hopeless, but
nnto victim OF t!iis criminal casolcssnoss OIL tho
phrt OF the Burlington employees Is appAron!ly
about Is years Of ngc. an 1rishmsn by birth, aud
resis'ent Of Chiesso for n abons a., tco % yea1s. ae
cain and collected manner TO \, Tnin-
] r:E reporter las. evening, besucon
gasps f''r breath amid physical torture,
anl stated that u the customary signals indl-
tho aecideut might hhvo been avoided. Tlongh
resigned to his fatc ko Was losl to do,. as ho
llad boen working In this country eiucc his ar
rlVal lot tho money 10 ohap!1 him 10 proFldh
homo for h!s parents and vito. who aro In Iro-
land. whoro ho has supported them. 1lo resided
a. tue coruer OF Canaport avonuo aud Twonty-
first street. IL said to hare been Nh lnauetr-
GUS, thrifty. hara.worklng tnan, and = mena-
ber Of tho st. Plus Ordor Of Templara
= delegation OF which Society waited OH him
last night, and will attcnd to Lis funeral.
* tho facts aboyo reported can bo confirmed.
it''a clear case. for the action Of tho Grand
Jury, NON Ia scasion. Farrell wiil not be nblo
to bo Out for a fortnight, but stmBtock, being
the wecg. DotG Of these mon cau DO found BY
the Jury at Any tno for examination. Farrell
is unmarried and works at tho corner Of Oakley
avenue and Twenty-IifHt street.
Mcttath last night mada affidavit 10 the facts
In tue case to his attorney, Robert g. Goodwill
tlo. In It ho states TINT Ln lost both logs bc-
twoon tho knoo and the ankle, and SUSTAINED
other Injuries that would alone havo crippled
him for life. all Inflicted by Engino No. n, On
the burlington crossing. Suit will at once be
commenced against tho l,ailroad Comp any.
, 1876-02-16

not at 20 Rnsioua nhsurc m PonAloton'a proso.
outn-a hhYc fnAdo them appear. Thoy consist Of
several Transactions Which, iinvo tho color Of
bla,klnAil. and place Fondsoton In trying posi-
Of various borrowings from citlzons. ner.
chants, and members OF his own Com.
nany. AnotfoE former. member Of Pom
dlcton'a company. Arthur Slocuna, hns
w!oleby 10 raise, soma email amount Of monoy.
Anl then AWAY back In yaArs gono BY thore Is
record Of pend1oton having cloPcd With the wife
Of lilly Fehor, also fireman. The particulars
AZ Tho Marshal has ordered that thoy DO trat
given TO him. reuloton 10 one Of the oldest
InembefH on the force. and WAS an old etagor IN
tho volunteer companies Of curly Chicago. 1lo
lately has become considerably t'tlapidatcd
through carotoaenoss. He Is known TO be hoed
oyer heola In dobt all over town, but II wasnover
thought that hia transactions we1o criminal
MILWAUKEE, AVENUE vIADuGr.
Tho sarle citizens who called upon tho Board
Of Public Works Monday to find ous why tho
Milwaukee avcnue viadnct hnti not boon begun.
and woso asked to. call again yesterday. made
fa q hs sna tao f Of @ s aes osss
wero again laid b0foro tho Board, tho Mayor, and
tho Comptroller, and woro fully expssiatad upon.
Tho Mayor admitted tho Justice Of tho claim, and
suited. and 1t was announced that oper-
ntiops would commence a8 soon a. the
weather permitted. The nn8wer WAS toyfuiy
received BY tho petitioners, who departed eatiB-
ilcd The long delay lu The work has besn
caused by tho litigation for the opening Of MIL
waukeo avenue, and THO refusal Of tho railroad
companies to comply With their part of tho con-
tract after the cloae Of tbs condemnation pro-
ceediugs.
THR BOARD OF HEALTH.
Tho Sanitary Superintendent reports 127 deaths
for tho weo]s ending last Saturday, decrease Of
II as compared With tho preceding woek, aud an
ipcrcsse Of 81 over Tho corresponding week Of
last yoaE Of tho total number OF deaths. II
wero under 10 yeara OF ago 10 to 20, 6 !; 30 to
81, Q 90 To 10, 10; 10 to 50, 10; 80 to GO, 90
70 10, 81 70 to 90, /; 40 10 90. 2. There wero
II malca 80 females, Sc married, Of SINGLE col
oEod, 125 uhito.
Thore wero u deaths from consumption, 18
from convulaions, 10 from scarlet fovoE, 6 from
meningitis. from old age. and 0 from pnou-
uaonia. Tho mean temperature for tic week
Was 42.4 degrees above.
InOS-CLAp.
The employees OF tho oity when discharged. arc
required. before drawing whnt IL due them, to
sEu receipt Which reads aa fol[ows:
noealved from tho City Of Chicago tho suun OF -
dolisrs in full payment compromise, -.sl settlement
Of any and ali claims mud dcmandB, Of whatsoever
nature, which may have agatnst said city up to tits
date by means Of. or growing out Of my employment
by aaid city. t8t8ned)
, 1876-02-16
THE CITY PRINTING.

=,
Ibe UeheFat uefoatea III patsle udoa''y Aha
many explanations to offer ~ to tho cause OF It,
,nf il II M with d thorough knowledge OF this
f,ct ,hat Tn,nu.p ronnuor veHtcrdnv u;,,ted
,,s, ,,,,'a,,.... ~ n..iar - 49, ~, au,, ,r.N
I'M. "ooaoui5 ~. Aasto', y. lu' p's a'.. MUS
feat, II such 1t may be called. After being ln-
formed Of tho call, tho Mnjor skipped up-atairs
and down-stairs interviewing tho other
~ N ~
pennefa o. she hf'n as 70 "notnef OF nos ne
should squehl. Finally ho decided to keep tho
bulk OF bis knowledge 10 himself, hut he con.
senlod to explain tie course OF tito l'oa and
1fou
baye as good a show for tue city printing AZ any
body il lbe prica suited Tho Council was Re-
publicnn aud 80 WAS tho paper, except whom it
wandered into forbidden patbs, and supported
Soon nttar putting In tie bid Maj Taylor wns
hpproached by soino man, who got d promise
tint hin uau1c should be kept secret, aud this il
tho only resson that TAYLOR docs not oxposo him.
This fefjov cxr|aned the t.vssucs OF tho Council
untier tue INFLUENCE brought to boar by tho other
unpera and nttempted 10 iuduce Tay|or 10 mt
IN IS. Zoo. This story WAS told at lon Eth by
Niaj. Taylor, but he refused to say who tic H.
i .WLat lis IL b,s desctiption i" oue<iod tho re-
,1ortor,
"Woll, that ia equivalent to giving his name,"
rcspouiad Mai. FayIor.
- Ia 1G 0u AltC.n1U D.?
mo, but lc is almost rs cood as one,"
+" did lie roptcsent hiusolf na connected with
auy particular set Of muu in tuo Council ?"
: would rather not answer that question:
mo. iii toll yor, p,osentiy. This mattcr has
not entiod thus cselty, iusy night nurhans
iorco ,no to toll all l..w.S
Ibid tuts man 81, n,ntl,iur about perio}at.
either ~ 10 Lis havu: !. lied tho Cuurie, or Al.
tompting to run tue i;o,,,cil :,
n1vi,,; +. thia ,,an po.IofAf7 r. a.orn. Ia .,n
, 1876-02-16
CRIMINAL CARELESSkESS.
ONE MAN KILLED AND TWO INJURED.

Al accident resulting IN tho death Of one man
aud tho injury Of two others occurred about q
o'clock yesterday morning at the Western avenue
crossing Of the Great Esstsrn Road unlor tho
following circumstances rhs CLiuugo Dusllng-
tot & Quincy RallE;ad connects with the stock
fards via the GEeat Eastern tra:l. Yesterday
morning Patrick Ac(iTasl. Tim Farrell. md
Frank sunstoca, 10 the employ OF tue IL tier cor
porasiou, vera topslrlng tho track. TAey had
reached The point At uhioh tho accident
took place. Alc0rAth waa bokwoen tbs trRcks
and Fasss!! and 6uustook on opposite aides ".
, 1876-02-16
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

rbo rorpt,, Ci,rtr nau}ordoy addo1 Rxn t1on
70 h'a clerical force.
A number OF Commissioners wero on y!ait
to tho 1ueauo Asylum Yesterday. Their bill for
carrlaao..,iro M viii % turn up in ,Iuo Season.
Forkv-four bnil.bondB havo been declared for
fcited ia tho Criminal Coart durina tho last
NINTH This fact doca not an.nt wall yor tha
- s,,s..... - 4o.'I" H., .,.. -. -.
cnatacios oi oonos snht @te 'aAon III 'ne conls
e'orS onf'
Hi,liolnB staadeu. tho North Side " f1re-bug,"
fresh from tho reniteutiRry, was at the building
ycstorda.. Ho VAS discharged from there a few
days ago On thu Supreme Courts granting him
~ v,,so, .,a Observation-Disclosures ,..s ,,,,ord.,
.,.tcno ~ ,.o uo n-ths ~, ~ tai,s
W Ssa ;r,1frsa ~ Ssmmr nns es,so5 Sn1 ,sn.
triai eS rho sotss httnros so nhinneo M ". .he
r,at:, u;H Ise ~ ,,eG Hu tao
onrn r,1oacd .n,,,eve n IL ~. io,1 ths, 10 ts;,1
f,,tSP i.a,,A. Il H. " a1,.ss - I5., ~ WA
1".'"'A ''.~1A0'' Wv soAAo' - ''o''So'
Tho tnonotony Of Grand jury work Was ra-
iieyed yesterday by = complaint being lodged
against certain detectives ut tho Central Station,
charging them with accepting bribes from
thieves with whom they hayo rccontiy had deal
ange. lilo complaint WAS mado by Equitable
citizoo, and will bo investigated. The usual
number of jail casos Wc1o Disposed Of during the
day.
AN orrosrr1or PARTY SOUND.
Countr-Attoslcy's Rouatreos latese opinion
Was delivered yestcruay afker rohd1nR the tnt1t-
Wow with Brick Pomoro1 on tho city printing
published in tlese columns. Quoth he, III
Brick wants the sympathy and support Of the
Domocrat!c party OF Chicago he unst not
'Bqueal' on hts ftscnda." II pomoEoy mas my
1deh Of getting the county printing this Will
acrVe a. timely hint.
A1ssiNo DOCUMENT.
The inquiries for tho recent report OF tho
County Ageat Of the nnnsa aud residences OF
thoeo receiving aid through that oitlco have bcea
numerous since ita presentation. No enc. how
ovor, las beea sh!e TO get RlAucc At It FOR some
Eeason u other. ALI that has so far bcen laAsned
Ct its whereabouts Ia thlt Commlasloncr Nc
Canrey took 1t away, osseD8lhly to have it re-
viaod Or corrected by tho County Agout. In
quiFy Of tho County Agent ailowa that he has
not seen u snce II lott his oflco. Ia II possible
that the document is too precious 70 bo eoea by
the public, Of is It that M examination OF 1t III
feared by thn Commissioners who haya tho do
patsment Of public charities in chhggc9i j.
THE anAyEL RoADs.
Such OF the Commissioners as wore around
ynatorday amused themselves by discuksing the
relation Of the gravol.roal 1nBpectors to tho
public, While the feeling IL tntonas Rgainas tho
Inspectors who arc accused with being In league
with the oanern OF tho roads, aud while tho
roals aro knorn to DO in an almost impsaaabto
coudittou, tho majority OF tile Board look on
With bland emllea aud the utmost uncouoern.
Having the power to force tho Inspectors to do
their duty aud report upon Tho condition Of tho
roads, they wilt not exercise it; aud, having q
personel knowledge OF tho bad condition Of
, 1876-02-16

Hiram irving Nance, Eneens Smith. -.
Stcasel Tslsy o'oer,. Thons. Sleer. Smith,
payau nsa Ell raucr bsssIn bssss sn'sfI s:. set,s.
iir5ilIe watson rark., August Theodore Th,cmzn,
Campbell William ratrick, George King Tiotson,
Augustine Perkins, Charles Henry Fenrs
Henry pe!t.bonc, Clark lIenM :! Warren,
Wills +. Ncrct. isoocta II: "i.naus'
George Ernnkn Tlew, John Brand Young.
WllIllu, Icnry fanetty. ...
An honorary degree wss conferred on Foster
Pratt, II. H., aud an "ad ouudum y Oh john
Albert S!urges, II. ..
TIN PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.
After tho prosontation osrno briof address by
the President, who said
GgNTLEnEa GRADUATES, After yeara Of toll md
striving you EaTo roactlod tho goal OF your Anabt"
tlou. You may look bnck upon your labor with
pride. These parchment etublen8 ara toknna Of
your trnnlphs. Il tB JUDGED triumph to 10 Al-
mitted 10 tho profession OF medicine. It ia 4
triumph OF exceeding glory to bo identified with
While by those ceremonies you hAVo boon nd,
mttcd 10 this association, Until you hayo
studied for yeara you must dtill DO novltiatoa.
You have aoxn, now you must reap. You must
and procure tho implements Of your profession.
4 good library and microscope arc tho beat nn-
tldotes for illeness aud lohang. 1t is said that
for the first year young Doctor has plonlv of
n,nnosation are concerned. but should not 10
trne 50 fAr As tho improvement Of your minds Il
concerned, IN history, literature, and ia tho bard
work Of your profession.
,alr. John Stewart Ryburn delivered The vale.
dtctory Oh behalf Of tho class. His speecl WAS
sonsblo plain, aud practical. and Wal heartily
appianded. --.-
Prof. j. Adams Allcn hunorousiy described
tho rso aud p1oeross Of Tho College from tss as
tabltshment in 1913, thro,gl. tho Fro aul down
to tho Centennial class. lilo Was witty and his
address was filled will, humorous hits, dashes
Of satire, mud sarcastic al|tlsiona.
, 1876-02-16

l.oyat Gray Hamilton,
Jaulss Monroe IIsrIusp.
luasayua French Harvey,
John Henry llsron.
fvah Neynold4 Hubs,
Bamuei Judd HOLMES,
Robert Hutchinson,
Juhsn Christian Ilyosfef,
, 1876-02-16

Reduction in Prices Of Coal,
From this date, aud until further notice, wo will sell
nur popular * 8hswueo coal 1t the following low
pncca:
Lump, - pcs ton. delivered; nut $3.50 par ton, d.
lysred.
Liberal dacount to tho steam trade. We have also
on hand tho best Of urtar ILL aad IAetawAnn4 coal 81
lowest market pE1cea.
HAMILTON, HAhnrn L HAHEn.
General ofIlco l03 Washington street, corner Houth
Ct4rk. branches: Dock on Lake street hrthge; sec.
oud dock north of Rre streot bridget and 2sd Archer
ntsnnk.
, 1876-02-16

dpetfat Dsspaich q 1hs Ch9tago tribune,
MENDOZA, ILL.,, Feb. 16.-Ycstorday little boy
not yoats old son Of Mrs. Aheasn, of this
city, foil into wall 25 feet deop. containing IA
feet OF ~ator. and drawing \ temporary wind
Lass with him In hiB fall. After sinking tyico,
wonderfuE as It may seem, ths little follow sue.
ceeael, unRidca aud alone, In roachlu9 Tho aur-
face, by actually climbing up the stones lining
tho perpendicular sides, Save being thoroughly
his frat exclamation was, "Qod bless aod!''
, 1876-02-16

onr reatera Throughout the West, where there a1s
no regular music dealers, should v1lts to tho Root
asnz Mnsc Company, lod stats strtet, when wanting
auythtng in TIM slne OF musical merchandise, Sheet
m.Mto aeut by mail, postpaid.
They cheerfuy snawor all inquiries sddsealed 10
then.
, 1876-02-16
scynAY T1lEATRlCAE.s.

10 TIC EdIsor Of The CA,taao Tribune:
CtrcAoo, Fob. Ill road with hearty ap.
proval the Rov. Or. FAllow.' sermon wli.l, MAS
published In TnE TnInuxE Of tho 14tfl lnst. In
denuucat!on Of tho Theatrical INVASION Of tho
Sabbath. Those worshipors Of mammon. tho
suanAgers Of tho average American Theatres,
under tho guiso Of "Snorei Concert" nr nomo
other name, throw open thoir burlosque opera
houses in bold opposition to public doccsIcy and
Gods Law for tho sole purpose Of gaining
filthy iucro." Every lover Of tho holy Sab
bath day cannot hook upon such plocoetinge
with other than ecnse Of ahatno. Theatrical
an,nsemens halls Sunday .llan the merchant
llns to opun hts store to display his goo4ls aud
invite trado. or the mechanic ha ahop. or tho
lawroF his ol1lcc for professional buainosa. Tho
Satanic n1ajeasy should bo Taught to ro,urcnco
tho LAWS Of God and tl.e principles Of nurity by
keeping His day holy. Such performances
should bn ftowned down by atery lover OF purity
and vlEtnc. do not wish TO DO understood rs
being opposed to anything Which tands to ete-
v8so and amo'iosato tho condition OF mankind
but do oppose with tongue and pen Sunday
shoatricals. because 6o!lcvo them 10 10 con-
trary 10 every principle Of right. c. Il. Il.
1upnz zAxEs pEcl31os.
70 the Edftcr Of Tbs Chftaoo 1ttbnnt:
CHICAGO. Feb lb.-undor Judge ZAus's de-
cieion no warrants eau bo drawn on tho City
Treasury, no certificates iasucd for Indebted
moss, nor any indebtedness be mado Of any kind.
There being no money 10 tho treasury. aa in
Springfield, can salary accrue to tho Mayor or
other officer or clerx7 Can wages aceruo to
policemen, fremcn, or othor omployes7
Arc not tho amounts that accrue daily, weols.
y, Or monthly to officers Or employees for gas
for coal, for stationery. horse-fecd, otc..
m fnt1ch frf1nbtainb8S nj IL the
, 1876-02-16

H.n.e ~ saIusva It.n.oe ss7
sA1nu =! o.
I1sL,t tiss1, ,r,on ao~.,
fnn;s oaa a.. 1t.ml."a <~"~s
MI ~ h..,.. - t;sa sas p..,..
FrsnS w.sI.S, VIZ. = Dns1sns" I, ,,1aas
an.,r+ Jt.4a W,I,s.ae uunos&' t,,s,tu'
Ts,1tsm r iM ttatrts ~ nlaef
, 1876-02-16
sEvENTY.SEvEN sAWBoNEs,

Rusu coLLEo99 Contribution TO THE WORLD,
sevensy-seyoa young gentlemen were present.
I'd BY tho Rush Medical College with tho degree
and diploma OF II. j. 1t Mastino's Hall, on
TNenty-second street, last night. Tia occasion
WAS tho thistJ-thizd annual Commencement Of
the institution. and the large aud interested
andienoe toasiaed to the popularity OF the
College.
After prayer by Prof. Fisk. the President,
Prot. J. ". F1ees, conferred tho degree upon the
following .p&ned Es4tenen;
, 1876-02-16

Young Ladies' Who Rave Been Promised
asis'ghsiln by their sweethsa.ts unsniuaons IL
pronuluc!ng them base dcoeires1. A present Of =
iight.tuuuing "Dome4tio " viii do much toward
siuoo!ldug down any suchUl.le di.Acplsy.
, 1876-02-16

tho commandment flsolf rnlntos to nothing but
\ day Of more test from secular employment and
bodily labor. without any explicit declata.on
that it was originally eonsocrkteti 10 tho higher
PURPOSES OF roltHinl,. l nake ttls RyDrm1ut that
tho i.alnE tho Sabbath Tor public instruction was
clearly q human institution, Or custom. intro
tuceu In later times, j, l.. @.
, 1876-02-16

Our Suburban Gentlemen Will Remember
lhkt Cook AeIan 30 Dearborn atrsst, repair clean.
or dye a'i.wosn garments beautifully II ANAL ex-
rense. Bend Instructions by mail They return
O. 0. o.
, 1876-02-16

Rockford. Rock Island q at. Louis r. Il,
The shortest aud quickest route to Rock Island, ill.,
and DAveupozt, j.. Train leAyes Wells BtrsoL Depo.
lD:u 4. un; are iva Hock Island p. n, Otliep, "a
Clark atreet. !. u. Cook, Agent
, 1876-02-16

okoni8ed s3x.Marrow for thu Hair,
By Buck Nsypsr, makers of ths MAR" Cologne.
, 1876-02-16

sTEVENs-cAL1iOuN-rab II, At tho Residence d
n!shop Cheney, By tho Dahop, Joseph F. ateyans aud
EllA J. Calhoun, both of Ee8ht,ncc, Mich.
, 1876-02-16

should rem rmbeF iLat Lyon IIoltY, stata aud Mon.
stre.ts sell good ow.psced pianos - well - The
best Of all rauos-sha asanwAy, Upright sad square
pikllos for SA1t.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-04-22
Sir John Franklin.

History posses EWcr example. NJ n1ors
lierric bsariug and self sacrificing eHor,. io'
the ad>ancemcn, Of the material iu,erssts Of
naEkind than that exhibited by this nobl.
martyr in his cxerlions 10 make discovery
which if accomplished would open TO tn"
world advantages bcyond computation, Bu,
no - inslgnifi'au, are geographical hisc"rcrier,
when compared With those tia, b"n"ht the
human equalization, showing ho~ 'n this IN"
.neYi,iss may I've varish"d. how the lnaIn
may be inyigora,rd did rendered capable IF
grasPing the mos, abslruse questions. "hethct
scientific, conmercin! or mechanical. THIS
can never hr ,c case while the body IS en-
fecbled by disease. The blood must be
healthy, all machinery Of body mus, DO III
perfect working order. Otherwise ih~ s'Ssn ".
weak and total ,nconpcienry 10 Hrasp tho
great issues of life l.. the result.
Such discovery has heen wade by Un.
Trrr in his celebra,.d Liver Pills. Ihsy
have accomplished more good 70 the humsr
family than could ever have been attained 10y
the success Of Sir John Franklin. arrll.3,.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-04-22
fFor the Picavuue
TIE i.NDL7SS CTRTE
hY MICHAEL II NhTHt L.

Far fiom hi. native hunting ground,
Alone ,n giant rock that crownd
A tee,ninc vale, in pensive mood, a '.
A famous Indian warrior stood. r...0' -
Pierce a, the liphinin. oi the SKY .-.
Shn, forth the fury Of his eye f...
Upon the white man. hear,hs beiow,
Dctested cause Of all his woe. Old"
But soon he cursed with horrid yetl
A veil TIM, seemed a voice of hcll) ...s
The sites where Peace aud Progress dwell,
Whose voices are the red man knell-
Cursed mansion, temple, iron path,
And .hts ouiponred his pent-up wrath
This great, once charming land was mine
By right of birth and piii divinr-
My own, ere came graspin- r,ce
To scar wiih pluw and an her face.
Ref of their fathers forest home.
Ny iam,shcd tribes ere long shall roanI
On rocky mount end desert plain,
Seeking the buffalo in vain.
No mare sweiIs'iich the warrior > song
The towering pines and oaks among.
Sad dreaming 0f his gl"rIons past,
He wandrrs now a. hone uufrasr, t".
With uervcless arm aud feeble tread
His heart i broken, his spirit dead
No more shall glide his light canoe "
Along the mighty rivcrs iivw. r| ....
My sons mn,t Jic Of hung,rs Voc
In lifec-s cline. Of lasting snow!
"Grcat Spirit, .hou " hose voice roll. loud
And threatening from the murky cloud!
in
And snilc, in rending lightning tia,h,
Spread o'-r my race thy shielding hand
Strike down the pat. face with thy brand
q send Il iOe whose arm will sweep
HI. wealth and pride 10 ocean deep
Aud drive him, CHI insd To foreign shore
To joy in freedom ncvcrmore.,
Send famine, war and pcstlence
To bury his liaShificence! -s.
"Fro,n Spirit Land there come. a cry:
Pale face, thy glory too shall die
Perish their ill-got hearth and home
4 day Of justice yet will come
When rims of their mansions fair
Will serve as wolf and pan,lIers lair.
The. ioyiul souls Of Indian braves
Sha n. sing ,hcr war song. on thy graves
When O cr this potent, vast domain,
Desoa,ion and Death shall reign"
The chi-ftiin closc, with fearful cry
4 wild appeal 10 cruel fate,
A sduI.cry Of eternal lrate-
Then uns hi, tonial,awk On high,
That ilasned will, setting suns last glow,
Few. hissiny, To the vale behw.
Iew Orleans, Jan. $, 1870. ... .r
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-04-22

TOHN G. HANLEY,
late OF Jacob Scl,aiisr, Vicksburg, Misss.
sippi, Gun Maker and RepaiIer OF all kinds
Of Fire Arms a, shortest notice. All work
fully warranted. Shop at Hook and Ladder
building, Delta, La. Keys fitted TO all kinds
OF locke. .a .. Dec. 1 lS15.-6m.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-04-22

The Republicans. OF Pcnn.y lyaniA, ID .hcn
platform, demand honest men & office
men with brains enough TO know dishonesty
when they see u, and courage enough 70 fgh,
j, whenever they hnd ~ The i. dIec,
sisP al Grant, and coming. from the Repu',
lican poiisic.ans Of Ponnsylv vapia, here rings
are the most rotten and corrupt III the country,
ii is quite refreshing. !, only shows. however,
how low Grant has fallen even III ;i'c .s,ima
I'm ot those who have been his nios, obs--
9uious followers. The men who passed iho
above :csoluiion PreseL, tiartTani, for the
Presidency, which indicates that III Their
opinion Harranft is not only moe honest
than Grant, bn, that he las niore brains.
This is Ioyxh - Baltimore Ga,.nt.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-04-22

.... AnAToR GRANGE NJ. lJd, %
Delhi, La, March -, 1865
Hoy. F. If. G. TAYLOR,
-. Dear ST 4 Brother: ID. ...
Ia accordance with the insiruc-
,ions of this Grange, send you thc fhliowin
resolution passed at our meeting March Seh,
1861 = slSCl r EH Si. N3E
Resolved, That the thanks of Ara,or Grange
be and they are hereby ,tar,ervd to Hon. F.
II. q. Tayror for his' ad,'ress just delivered
before tins body; and tina, the Secretary lie
insvucled 10 request Il copy for publication
Hoping II may meet with your views to
comply with the above resolution. ~
. am yours iraiernal'y.
W. l.. ATCllI>ON.
SecIcIar.'.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-04-22

Courier JpuJnsl It's generally ands's'ooI
,ha, tho iirs, choice OF New Hampshire Hs u"
u Republican ,icke, for president and We"
president is Belknap AMI Babcock, rro,'dcd
they are no, rendered ins'is bic ~ i'!s ""'F'
e. ,.-- '..,v CIV ~, g. ''.e '''''-.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-04-22

FLurp, La, March 81, 1876.
Mn. ", T.. ArcHrsoy,
Secretary Ara,or Grange,
Dear Sir: In compliance with the reso.
iu,iun Of your Grange, submit to your dis
po.al my address delivered on yesterday
With assurances Of kind consideration for
Ara,or Grange and yoursei! individually,
am, sir, very respectfully yours.
.'i-. =. H. e.. TAYLOR.