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, 1877-02-08

scren head OF stock from Babflle's rancho. near
Chne~ater. Tic herders were chased by tic
Indians, dnt escnpel, " 'Ns
=. Lat week lot Of ponies were stolen from
the hed Cio'li Agency b. white lsorsc-thiercs
day overlook and captured two OF the thieves,
recovering twenty-slx ponica. The third thlc{
managed 10 get aWny.
, 1877-02-08

FHILADELPu1A, Feb. 7.--AEElyel, stcamshIp
Indiana, fro1n Liverpool.
LONDON, Fcb. 1.-The steamship Spain, from
New York, has arrived out.
:, sou7tAMP1oM, Feb. 7.-Tho s.eamship Amer-
ika, fEo1u Ecw York, has arrived
, 1877-02-08
TIE RlIss EliNn

Bos7oN, Mass., Feb. Tho following card Is
published to-day:
=, an glad to nnnounce 10 tho Chr]ettan pnbtfe
thAt Tho eonttthntions for the family of II r. DlIss
havo ben 10 liberal that, with Tho addition to
what he 'cft they arc well provided Tor, md col.
lectlons ahould now cease ' eA" wy
(alguedj n. r.. Moonv
, 1877-02-08

I.upisaTOy, AiLell., Feb. 7.-Tho building
owned by Jotl1' Peterson, ul,d used Us bakery,
l,lrMcd last night. Tho building was insured
for Sl,2U In Tho Sl,aw,nut, aud tic stock for
Su III the ttiolu lstulld Insurance Association,
Lusa fully Goycteh.
, 1877-02-08
spcc11lations with Reference to
the Meeting Of the En-
glish Parliament.
The Queens Speech VIII Make
Only Gingerly Refer
cnce to Eastern
Affairs.
But Parliament Will Be Flooded
with Pamphlets 0ritioising
Disraeli's Policy.
Rumors Current that Sails
bury Is on the Eve Of
Resigaing.
Russia's Efforts to Secure
Austria's Assistance
Unsuccessful.
The Porte's Peace Conditions
Formally Submitted to
Prince Milan.


AoaAot'f W. s"-A"@ = Ap't<3 III sa1Lh]hfs 10
representatives auroad OF Ministerial changes,
od1s that tic Sultan urgently recommends ,lc
s,..n1 T,trr r., anccdilv on,l cvefn,
o,4.'u ., s'1s. ~ n.s eep
az .ne p1,e'p,ss ts.aos,1sa '1a ~, .s ~ t1o eo %
tratiyc Institutions applicable to tho Provinces.
Tus faN .1fau t}a.tltt, speaking Of the cltaugr.
~, ~. a,,," .'1 ,'oa".''a ,ss,s,. y. as III
ta5s .''as ,nG au's.' 'au oseo,nG 1oatous .. u.
has fashas influence, anu ct'alca ihpatEhsy
u,lcr tho position wItc! the energetic Grand
vizfes llad reduced hin to, antI lent himself to
fn.rIrurs from tia a,tccesa NJ whiri, l,o MIGHT
,," -, rassv,,r s,,,,ar,,at ~ .,o t,,,+ Sn"ssa,
"ope !" 'eeo'es aos'.e""as u t"S ios" 4n'oe''a'
ant1oft!, 80 thnt Etllse'h fasla's accession may
be purely afGalr Of men, nut ,ucasurcs, and
need not torcsllalo,y any change tn tho rolistcal
nrospccts
p'o'pess'
x... THE TINES ADVICE.
LONDON, Feb. 7.-Tho Times atlytscs that En-
constanin1c ] % hatr @ rcn1,inr 1sI - Ie saia: ~
Sous1aHt!nop!o pciore lcp'ylhg 10 hussla's etF-
eular, anu II 1t be tho Inauguration OF pulley
in Difference to European counsels, IL viii cut
nwar the rro1ntl firm, ,,nf1cr Tho nnaslan r.rr1,
, 1877-02-08
TIE INDIANS.


0fsS. NILES VICTORY.
r lnfoa1ea 20 -'fo loff HtFdhf.
~, ' .n' - sa'' ~ W. oo1.Aast
,.-. ,,,.a.s ou' se.sSso',aen' Pseu,etea III l'o
.n",h"s s'"s' ca,. .,.,' ua ~ -. ea 'H4 na"
,,',,'.,, ,s'., .'a Wv Isa'e' W." ~ nas
i.'s.s.' ".ot"s. ''s'et9 oses enG'"' 4he
.n"+'s su'e's1eu ~ oa'''a u tnc eneschaes
A n. u"ae' -. !saucisal VI sEaxf
.ss' ,., aae "a"'oe'ea os'"ee'' ooo aua eV'
'o1s' ~. ,,n.., ,,.-.
o-.,' - luz Io"'nanu 'c't ,nls post on t"e
ron..a ~ u1y w.. u % pScapsF, ana ptoeeeuca up
Tongue KSer, determined TO lind the village of
Crazy-Horse. which he knew to be located ID tic
vicinity Of Wolf Mountains, Ills command
consisted of f1ye ,,,n,m,,cs NJ fin r,,t f,nt,nJ
c,","a, 1.ss ~ 49, composites " lae rnta ou'teo
Tat 1.ases !n!a"s,' 1na t"o companies o! thc
l"ent5-seeond Infantry, and numbered
a1oNt e0o fighting men. Through lack
Of TRANSFORMATION t;rn. aft,ca wos cnm.
nc,l., n, o,,r,,,,. n ,fon,a,,n ~.
p"s ~ s"p'os y ''oa'.'h' oS'lea'" taa1 nap
piles. This train lie sent out three dag. in u.l-
vance OF tho departure Of tho main command.
umlrr ,lorva ~ WoI f,h,.to. ,.,,.',, ,..'. .,.'
u"us' sl!alse .. Ha!. ta!as'es D':"es, WIN TWO
eoa''a,ngs ., ,,, tue 1"ehts'sccotl Infantry anu
ono OF tbe flith Infantry. Alter 0ycrtaktng
the train with the Laancs of tic command Gen,
Miles uba,,}oncd tho wavous nt. f]roy,. }fx o-rn.
In or1rr tn hayc tl,etu ~ ,,,ni r., ,a.s.t IL ,n
IT,, liz ,..,,, ~, .ha .,.a ',. h.,, as.ss :" pu.
my us tFa'h up tae steep haI's and through thu
deep canons.
Al tie time Of leaving The post there WIS II
leavy snow m tle ,r',,.,r, .,p % ecrrc '. ,.n "~"
viii, Intensely ro,1 wea,icr ot,,inc,, s, 'nrin,,
Tue w1olc t'eslnd u tue expedition. The liove-
ns,lt Vi the troops wns necessarily tedious, aud
tho lar.lsI,!rs endured were, Of course. ycry
,,rr,t Stt1 ,hcr,. vcrr o +,,,+,,o. t,.at .,,,,,,
-, ,n,',1. ,,'',,,. ~ ~ 4,.ou Ms ,.a. eoI,u ~.
IoT !HOtslcHI GaunL or deter ten. Altlcs. lie
, 1877-02-08

tVt1hor's Cod-Ityer OH AMI I.trr.-parrnns
who hart been taking cod. liver oil wifi he pleareI
70 learn that nr Nbor lae. succeeded, from direc-
Ing the pure oil AMI lime ii such manner thnt il
y TO TUG tastr and IT. effects t1ung com.
plnlnts are truly wonderful. Very many pcrsons
ha.I taken the clcar oil for y long time without
marked effect, have been entirely cnred By n.ins
ta" PREPARATION. lie anTe and gct thc genuine.
Mannfaet9rcd only BY \. Il. Wlitor, chemist, los.
, 1877-02-08
AT I3KJFFALO.'N. Y.

BUFFALO, N. T., Feb. 7.-Jol4n G., Jewett s.
Sous tin a,nl japan ware factury was damaged
by rc last night to Tho a;nuuut VI ST, ,UQ0. Iu-
aursJ.
, 1877-02-08
FINANCIAL.

Ssteial N&pa&eA ~ 11s 7fttunk
Fonr WArkg, .lnd., Feb. 1.-The failure Of
hartia IcIngpstsn. merchant tailor, Il M.
nounce1 to-day.
, 1877-02-08

THE COTTON CNor.
boN1Ar, Feb. Thu cotton.crop Of this
Presidency has bcen severely damaged by ex.
ccsslrc Faiu.
, 1877-02-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Caution to 1fousekeepsra.-OwInE to the
increasing cost NJ vanilla beans used In the n,nn.
nlncturc Or Extract Vanilla. spurious compounds
iE Ie pure Vanilla hnt prepared principally from
itonqua u oeant. This nanseat!nl substitute costs
me hanlsaetNser less than one.twentteth pnrt ~
be detected BY It's odns. ii Ia naei principally ly
tonaeeoni.Es for peFfaming snuH and cigars and
the various, compounds prepared fot the in11ran
eetonsath; IMfasTa Eefrdtt or tanilid IL prepared
1eon. selected vanilla beans. aht is warranted
substances.
, 1877-02-08

=, Favorable kotnricty.-Tic goott reputn-
ton Of ''1sruwn's 1}ronchal Trochcs for ill., r..
lief Of coughs. Guilds, an throat dlteascs las alycu
them favorable notofIetY. o e''-'
, 1877-02-08

e'on WIS nesun a. noon. Ing SENATE lnslatcd
upon I'LL amendments 10 Tic Military Academy
Appropriation bill, and a committee Of ron.
ference was ordered.
o,ma. @ '.s ,s;a 10 ssp9.eI "'ln m anenument thc
sse'alc "'t ~ e'ao'e 4haansto become e1tizet's.
Placed Oh the calendar.
Mcssrs. 1Tamitn, Dorscy. anl Davis were ap-
49,. ~ 49, r.s... -. Sts1so ~, '' =" Wv
plt ~. e"o oe"ato on Inc piil lhsoifing Tue
u t'e iast 1oa'l tsalas anu tue 1rank-
Ing privilege.
to 5sy ts sasna W Gapa t2 iPea hs &c:
anec Company, and to provide ier winding up
Its atiairs. deferred.
Mr. Boutwell, submitted the concurrent reso-
luton lroyitli"2 that uurtng tltu session Of tic
Electoral Cunnlissi"n, caci, cnic,ldar day shall
lo Ubscrvcd BY each li0use Ut Congress ns day
for legislative purposes. Rclcrreu.
Mr.. Wright, from the Committee on CtaIms,
repoEtca adversely OIL the b!!l to REOPEN and set
tlc The slaitns 81 th9 several stntes agail,st the
United States tut adyatccs inadc III tho War Of
having Claims against thu United States unjcr
tic provisions & tic eaptslred and abanlonei
property net, both OF which were indefinitely
postpo'!ed.
Mr. Clayton called up tho Scnafc blll to a,1.
t:iorlze mil empower the Secretary Of the Into.
fior to adjust aud settle the acco!'nt Of the kas-
passea prnssI fe0f'n f'a''k''''a'' mud "ea 1nd'a"''
Mr.. Dogy presented the rcmonstranco Of busi-
ness inei' ana others of vt. Louis against tic
passage Of thy House btll to build bridge over
thy Missouri River At Glasgow. referred.
Tho bill providing fur tlIe payment Of James
=. Eads for the construction of tho jcttlcs at
tho South Tuss Of tho Mississippi River was lis
cussed ut some lellgth, but Soon aftur tho rx-
ptration OF tho tnorn!ty hour air. uordnn DE-
laid oycr.
Mr. Sherman called up tho Housu bill author.
, 1877-02-08

Keep: Patent Fartly.,1ade Dress shtrts,
tG very best: s|x for 81; Gnu he finished a. easily
ne hcmn1ng handkerchief. liz Madison street.
, 1877-02-08

1, Mrs. Wtnslow'a Soothing ayrnp for cl131s
assn trcthlnf; aottcns The gums. reduces nfa,nma.
sion, aluys alt pain. 8uro to regulate Tue towcs..
, 1877-02-08

Speeidl DispatcA 10 7Ae Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. "a bill WIS introduced
In the Senate tttslay to move the Southern
Prison from Jefferson to Seymour, jackson
County.
, 1877-02-08

}o!an.l's Aromatic bitter ss1no of Iron /, a
ami impaired litigation. Depot, 20 CLARK street.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
TIE SOUTHERN POLiCI.

The following communication ON re-
spon,iblr sr:rIrnan Of Water Valley. Mis-.
mrIi;s IN" con>itleriii1n Of all incn and
especially Of all Republicans
WATER VALLEY. July 3D-Thc Post
nIlS;e: !ere, coiored Republican who has
given gn". satisfaction. has been removed
and Ia, place has been filed b. ore Of the
most extreme aud bitter Bourbon II, nYrrats
! Iayc ever known. Please inform u> in The
sun how this is and what il means"
1t means first, TIA, Mr HAYES Postmaster.
Gen-fa. having aiHayi Keen Il Democrat.
na;urarly prefers men oi thai persia 5on and
secondly, il muans that Mr. HAYES. having
euirGcd upon the work OF binding up a ne y
party which shall support him and lis
measures under all circumstances is trying
to gain favor among Democrats in the South
10y appointing chem ~ Office. BIZ tins neans
he hopes tn break dowu the ou,hrrn Demo.
crazy, and organize for himself new body
of followers. wha. AZ all hazards, Will stand
hy i..n and by he Fraud upJn which lis tile
rests.
This is the way it is. and jhi, j., il., Whole
of i's meaning; and if uur correspondent ,viil
wait m til the meeting Of Congress, he Will
sc the Whole thing 81 plainly Developed HAT
doubt upon the subject VIII no longer be
pO~>ib!e.-NeU Ioik Sun.
He will not break down the Democratic
party at the South bu, he will receive the
support of the Democracy of the South 50
long as he deals with us Justly. We are not
responsible for the fraud, and We do not pro-
pose 70 rebel agains, The government establish
ed by fraud. If those who established il are
not satisfied with il, why they will have to
make the mos, of it, |; is nc, our purpose to
undo their work-we have had enough Of
'ha, kind of work-nor TO make war on Mr.
Hayes for treating us as we wish him TO and
just as he should trca; u-. Tha, is exactly
what we mean
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18

made out Martin thought the first ran,e
looked like "WiIliam.' while French feels
quite sure that II was 'CharlcS.n There
was evidently AN initial, standing fora middle
name, and the las name was short enough !c-
"Nouj, "Grc9s, or Brown A ne3r a,
they could make out. there were no, over SIX
leI'"se In to name
The Lhn1lr was hftcl on, with all possible
care, aud in it were found ;wo pairs Of wol-
len socks, two wuIrn shirts. a vest H.. h'aI,.
Of TaI"r. buttons AMI hf'~ Of ralcr Whir,
resnlblet small portions OF grcrHbarkS. Nc,
one Of the articles of c'ofhn. was much more
than da,t, and tne slightest breath ;orc them
to pieces. No book, card, or auy!h;ng 70
furnish a clue was found in the bundle nor
III the boots. nor about the pile OF blackeucd
bones. Tie skeleton was lifted out OF IT, long
resting place in hopes that a kniit. or a tobacco
box right BE- found. but the search was vain.
After half days hunt for a clue, the young
men made another dI>COvery-'he bones of Tie
skeleton left leg were broken. Tina, was
the first discovery. From The bottom of ;li,
PIT, for ten feet dp, except in one place" tie
side, were fall OF grit and rock; in this one
place. which was Il stratum OF rel clay. the
poor man had cut inches about Il foot apart
evidently hoping 20 reach the mouth of the
pi; by that means. He had cut inches 10
within thirteen feet Of the surface, and in an
eva n.omelt had lost hi> balance fallen 10 the.
bottom, and rendered all hopes vain bv break
ing bis leg. He could do nothing then bat
wait for death He might have had a small
supply of fooa-perIaps enough 10 last four or
hve days Near where 'he skeleton was
found were nine plain marks ON the wall,
each one standing for figure - - He hal
made them 10 stand for days. He coull tell
when day ended aud night come, and, sui
ferins terrible me;taI and bodily pain he Lad
made a mar; to indicate the passage or time
and hoped for release IN some way before lee
should be called upon 10 make another. Worn
ont AT last he had braced his back again i the
wall aul died
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
Il HORROR OF HORRORS.

[San Antonio (Tcxa) Express. July II.
Last evening one of the most horrible re-
ports that has yet been circulated on our streets
became current, but ii was of such a terrible
nature that people talked about it in low
VOICES and with feeling ~ dread. A deep
well or ci>tcrn had been found about fifteen
miles from the city, to which attention had
been called by sickening stencil arising from
II. and an Investigation being made disclosed
the tact HAT the cisteru was half full OF the
bodies of dead men, women and children.
the manglei bodies having been thrown in in
all positions and conditions. Some had had
their throa,s cut, others were stabbed through
the hearts, others again had had !hcir brains
blown out.
In house rear by was found secrrted
about $1,000 ia money and IL large lot oi
Jewclry and other valuabics and an old hag
OF a woman, who when arrested, jeered at
her caplors and declared the money found wa.
only little pocket change belonging ,o ing
BOYS
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
Il LEAF o. HISTORY.

1h" WAY in which anticipated riots arc the
br~, mel and prevented Wa shown hy the
manner in which The Duke If WELLINGTON
acted in reference 10 the great tharil-t ucrt-
iu-> in lonlon. la IHi>. Allowing the
agaiorS To have rhrir "->~mh'y uu krun.u.-
ton Common, which, la consequence. instead
of 'hr anticipated lIuou0. Gwind,rj d3w3 IT,
.@.Up people. thr hero of Waicrico quietly
ir~!arrd irr ANY vipi,.ut demonstration, that
m.@,hl be- made. The London bridges hciug
The point, ot greatest Importance. the poli.e.
mounted aud on foot. anl special cou>;aAic-
We're posted near them in great folcc. ia,
those bodies. a- well a tho>e of Tie military.
horse, i'",; AMI artillery. which were within
easy call, were carefully kept ont of si.l,..,uc
design being to do uu,hing To- utltm thc
passions of the iharii>ts. while prepared 10
crush a mob AT a nIoinrii = waruiuL steamers
wcr" r'aly rear the tnwrr L. carry orIiuaa....
To any desired spot, and the Bank of England
and other rXp"-rd buildings wrge strongly
inrttrt AMI flied wi,h tr"c"- The force,
relied upon To oVcrawc Tie Dangerous classes
hy lis appearance Ia the >i:cr's. wa~ 'hrLoi
special con>iabIr>. mo,e than 2-cuup n
number, embracing aii elements of rou>.tya.
i've society, nobir.. Irad,.,rnrn anI nc. hauIrs.
WHO Kept uP steady patrol thtuaeh the
streets before the c,o~ed >Arp- after oclora
Among these special cou>'abir> wa> Louis
Napoleon. who was 20 soon IL dItnrh P.ul> ~
'he blood Of TIE corp dc'r. A;'cr ,he
ChauI>t> had had their meeting, which like
the recent gathering her" aut ~ E,w iork.
was q tiZzic. the bridges icaiIug To- the CIV
were hcd by the police. and The crowd was
"n'y allowed To pass over in PARTIES f t-u or
twelve. No procession was allowed - uiac.h
To Par lament with the Chari,r petition. ana
THIS inci t.ad been announced ly ilarard, fr
>unie days previous. bat 1t was driven away
IA three cabs, TIE number of signatures, many
of them coun'cricit~. amounting TO IA million
aud a half, Instead OF The anticipated FIVE
millions. Miss Narilurau tells Us !n Ter
history thar the Duke ct Welh, stun, na,ue
occIrrc'. seventeen imcs la ,hiS petition. The
Prince ConsOsis a.:d even ,ur Ju"cns pre- .
tended signatures Were ,;irrc and j!os. If Il t.
ministers ncknameS. jest and even indecent
terms were in ;hi, bnlky appeal. ,vEoIr sheets /
# which were in the -amc Handwriting. /
| his was the last "f the Chariist agitation in .
Engand -RosfOu fioEc
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
a THREE YER OLD HEROINE.

Audubon Journal: A remarkable fea, was
perior'"ed by the little three year-old ,laueh.
ter of Mr.$and Mrs. Frank Smiih. of Pelican,
Mimi, and niece OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. VI.
Woodwork Of Audubon While Mrs. Wood
worth was on a visit 10 her sister one ni.ht.
Mrs. Smith was taken alarmingly i'll. Nj,
Smith was away from tome al tie utcp, and
no one near the house to render assistance save
Mrs. Woodwork and the child. Mrs Wood.
worth could not leave, so she called little
Angie and asked hrr 10 20 TO the house of n
reIghbor, ihrce-quarlers Of a mile distant. and
summon assistance. The clili did as directed
IN an incredibly short space of time, and upon
her return with the neighbor it was found
necessary to summon a physician. Il was
now nearly dark, and a storm brewing. vet
this brave little heroine again took the road
and went to the nearest neighbor's house.
a distance Of one and fonrih miles in the
opposite direction from he- frs, trip, where
she found man 10 go for physirian Ere
her return 10 her home the storm had 50 in.
creased as TO render her progress very slow,
and vivid and constant lightning might well
have stricken terror into the heart of many an
cider pedestrian, yet this three YEAR old
child bravely and faithfully performed her
MISSION and returned in safety.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
Il SUBMERGED CITY.



From Tie London Daily Telegraph
\ strange discovery is reported from the
Lake of Geneva. \ tourist having lost his
trunk, two divers were employed to search
tor IT. While they were below water they
found what they supposed To he village,
since cove.ed by the lake. Their statements
led to an investigation Of the spot by the
municipal an;horII"s. who took measures to
asceriam Ihc trGth of the extraordinary ac-
coant of the divers. On covering the placid
surface wih oil, these latter were able to
distinguish the plan of a town, streets. squares,
and detac':e'! houses marking the bed Of the
lake. The uddy hue which characterized
them led the Observers to suppose that the
buildings hal been covered with the famous
vermiliOn cement which was used by TIE
Celts, Cimbri, aud the early GaulS. There
are about 200 houses arranged over an oblonc
surface. near the middle Of which is a space
more open, supposed To have been used for
public as>emhlaGcs. At the eastern extremity
lies a large square tower, which was taken
for a rock \ superficial investigation seems
To indicate that the construction of these
buildings dates from some centuries before
oar era. The Council of Wand has decided
to have the site Of the dwellings, enclosed by
a It.ity stretching from the land AMI drain
of the water 80 as to bring to light what
promises 10 he one of The most interesting
archaeological discoveries If our day.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
FOURTH OF JULY.

"Wlat 10 we have Fourih Of july for p
asked Il Broadway hoy of his ma.
Fourth Of JuIyt why, Freddy. Pm
ashamed Of yon. We have the fourrh of
judy to elcnrare-husband | declare
cant think for .he moment. what is it =
why. dou you know why we celebrate
the Fourth! Who was ], discovered Amefi-
car
"Chri,tophcr Co'um'us! exclaimed the
mother and boy simultaneously.
'Ri.'ir, aad when dill h. discover it!"
"Why, on the Fourth Of July, Of course,
replied the mniher. ''but I've got the worst
memory about tiIrse historical facts
That's it. said The wise father encour.
agingly. columbus discovered America on
the Fourth of July, and the nation celebrates
The day in honor Of :he event. Freddy. |
want yon 10 study up. | should feel awfully
mortified had yen asked me such a question
before company"
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18

In tins season of special anxiety about by.
drophobia it may be important for the public
to know that in the opinion of one physician
OF merit, aid no doub, Of many other medical
men, the disease, with all lis symptoms, NAV
be actually created by the force of the inn
agnaiion. This is the view taken by DR..
George NJ. Beard in a recent paper He thinks
that the disease may be brought on "through
lhe emotions of fear and expectation alone"
and moreover that the mind has prea, in.
Huence IN the causaiion and cure of mary
other diseaes. PeIIaps there is nothing yery
novel in the idea, bur with regard to hydroho.
bia, especially. il is worthy of careful a,ten.
ton
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
LOSING FRIENDS.

Never cast asiie your friends, if by any pos
slbility you can retain them. We are the
weakest OF spendthriits if we let one friend
drop oil through inatienrion, or let one push
away another, or if we hold aloof from one
Tor petty leaiousyor needless slight or rough>
ness. Would you throw away diamond be-
cause 1t pricked you! One good friend is not
to be weighed against the jewels of all the
earth. If there is cooness or unkir,dness be.
tween us, let us come face TO face and have IL
cut. Quick, before the love grows cold
Life is too short to quarrel in, or to carry
black thoughts of friends. II is easy to lose
friend, bat a new one will NOT come for calling,
nor make up for the old onc-Brandon Re-
pu6lJan.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
4 NEH NOME FOR NEGROES.

Courier Journal: The NEGROES Of Cincin-
na.i are NOT anxious to be packed oil % Llbe'
ra Ly their Republican friends. Alta meet
u- hcli Monday iu that city thcy resolved
i.l1t as the negro was not appreciated III
either the North or the Nuu'h. II was the duty
OF ,hc racr 10 form colony IN some Western
ur Southwestern State. i, TO Liberia, they
declared ;h.t ,hcy viewed the scheme with
sentiment, of profound dissatisfaction, as
runous to life and capital Kansas wouli
be good State for thee people To occupy, or
perhaps NcD,a,ka might suit them better,
there being a large population Of Radical Re-
pubi.cans there, who should according to their
Professions. share their houses and lands wItt
The newcomers.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18

The Presden, got through the Boston
wine-drinkin- without a shadow o: harm or
suspicion, but the other night, after late
Cabinet meeting, when he went home and
set the night lamp on the hoor, and then sat
down and tried TO pare his corns with bu,.
ton hook, without taking his shoes off. Mrs.
Hayes, who was awakened by his gurgling
laugh, said she never would have believed il
1t che hadn' seen it.-Haickcye
he must have been badly corncd all over.
Carroll Conservative.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
sEs =
IN fNPONTOR.

An Individual calling himself j. i Ml aon
is travelling through this country. and when he
gets short. Vh.rll seems often To be the case,
attempt, TO impose on the Masonic Lodges to
pr"'ur" charity Of them. He is not Masor,
and 've hrrcby pub,isi. him To- the world as n
liar of the iir-t class, and an impostor. He
is about . fec, inches hi-l, has dark grey
hair blue eyes. j. about forty or forty five
years old (may look Older than he is, due 10
dissipati"m), carries himself erect; is a Doctor
;alks finely on most subjects.
Al! papers friendly TO The Order will please
copy. J. y COLLIER,
\ \. MoBsoy,
G.. Il. WILMor.
AEcoL,. Washington county, Miss. Pass
ii,a around
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18

INFORMATION WANTED-Of a certain gentle
man named Jackson MabcrrY, about 90 or G5
years Of age. Sail gentleman lived some
where on Red River about the beginning of
the war, since when he has not been heard
from. Any Information that may lead 10 the
discovery or whereabouts of the above gentle
man should be addressed 10 this office, which
will be thankfully received by one deeply
interested. Louisiana exchanges will pleasg
COPY -FrdnI{iu Suu
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18

, The wise dauster is the pri lie of her father
yea, her mother also DOH delight in her but
the foolish maiden bringeth sorrow. She
hangeth on The front gate she ,ppc,h up
her hat over her lef, ear. Her eye is full Of
the old Nick. She ganceth over her left shouss
der when she promcnades on College street.
Her handkerchief is also seen. Then tho
dry-Soods clerk says, "Ha ha!' He smiIe,h
to himself; he maketh mistakes in the measure
Of caco-Erchange.