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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-04
GACETA DEL 3 DE ABRIL.

Circular del Gobierno General rel.
terando i los alcaldes que, al renitir
cualquier deportado a Vieques, de-
ben verificar al misme tempo la re-
mission de la cantidad que como So
corros le corresponds por el primer
mes y anticipada mensualmente la
de los meses que Ell aquella colonia
penal permanezca ell individuo.
Real orden de 6 de MARIO trasla-
dando otra de. q de noviembre de
1861 imponiendo i los ayuntamien-
tos la obligation de informar, Guam
do 4 clio sean requeridos, d la admi-
nistracion militar sobre los precios de
los artlculos que haya menester la tro-
pa, designando, en- case de no ser
possible, m delegado que intervenga
en- Ia compra.
Real 0rden del s manifestando ell
aprecio con que ell Ministerio de u
tramar ha visto la notable memoria
que sobre ell huracan redaeto ell Sr.
Ingeniero Jefe de Obras PIblicas
Don Leonardo de Tejada.
Por la Capitania General Sc cita
i los soldados que fueron del bata-
Hon de Madrid, Felipe Garcia Vi1as,
Sebastian Sosa y Calleja, y Antonio
Rodriguez Ramirez, residences en- es-
ia isla, para que Sc presenter al Je-
fe de Madrid, i fin de percibir 10 que
les corresponds.
Esta vacante la escuela incomplete
del barrio de Guayabal, Juana Diaz,
con 900 pesetas anuales, y la de Ha-
to puerco, Lola, con igual haber.
A 1.19O,939 pesetas IS centimos
Sc eleva la distribution de fondos pa
ra ell mes de abril que ha hecho la
Intendencia. 0El0
En- el mes de enero 1ltimo Sc ha
recaudado por venta de efectos tim
brados lOl,S53 pesetas II oentimos.
10 que revela i'm alza de 80, ,674 -43,
con respecto d igual mes del alo
.pasado.
Por ingresos eyentualcs recauda-
ronse l9.899-48, baja 3,867--ll.-
Por bienes del Estado Sc recaudaron
en- dicho mes 1852 80, ALA 1854
08. Por renta de contribuciones
l54,02S -96, baja 7,78O-02.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-04
.GACETA DBL 81.

Real 6rden de % de febrero, pro-
rogando por dos mescs la licencia dc
seis que con objeto de restablecer su
salud esta disfrutando en- Ia Penlnsu.
la Don Manuel Garcia v Garcia,
maestro de Caguas.
Otra de la misma fecha dispouien.
do la suscripcion Ell cl Ministerio de
Ultramar a la revista . Eco de Eu.
ropa
Otra de 7 de mario reduciendo la
dotacion de los funcionarios del Con.
sejo Contcncioso de Administration,
continuando en- su categorla y atri.
buciones.
FL % de MARIO Sc canjearon II
cedulas que importaron $4,000 y
400-44 los residuos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-04

La Academia de Medicina de Ma.
drid, abrestoncurso sobre los siguien.
tes puntos para 1878:
10 Critica de las teorias de patio.
logla cellular, en- comprobacion de
las ventajas inconvenientes que
ofrecen para la classification y cura-
cion de las Intermediates.
20 Averiguar la ley 8 leyes fisio-
logico-patol6gicas que determinan la
benignidad 6 la malignidad de las
neoplasias.
Para cada uno de estos puntos
habra m premio y un accesit, con
sistente el primero en- 5000 reales,
medalla de oros diploma especial y
tltulo de socio corresponsal. y el Sc
gundo EN- medalla de plata, diploma
y tftulo.
Ell premio Alvarez Alcala consis-
tente ell 5000 reales, diploma y IT,
tulo, y el accesit, que consiste en- di-
ploma y tltulo, Sc conferira 4 los au-
torres de cada una de las Memorials
sobre estos puntos;
10 Del origen y puntos del orga-
nismo vegetal en- que Sc encuentran
los principles activos de las plantas
medicihales.
20 Que Influenza puede tener Ell
la patologla y en- Ia terapeutica la
solucion, en- sentido Affirmative 8 ne
gativo, del problema de la unidad 6
multiplicidad de las fuerzas natura-
les. ea8k k98h'
Ell premio ofrecido por Don An
dres del Busto, de 1000 rcales, di-
ploma y tltulo, sera para este punto.
Memoria biogrifica bibliografea
8 critica acerca de Bernardino Mon
tana de Monserrat. "
Z El premio del Sr. Rubio de diez
mil reales, sera para ell medico espa-
mol autor de la obra original de cien-
cias medicas de merito mas sobresa-
liente, cuya primera edicion Sc haya
publicado en- los amos 1876 y n,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-04

Nuestro respectable amigo el senior
Director de La Voz de Cuba, d. Ra-
fael de Rafael, en- uno de sus artlcu-
los en- que Sc hace cargo del rumor
que en- una carta nos trasmitio nues-
tro diligente corresponsal de la An
tilla hermana, de que dicho senior
habia hecho un viaje 4 Vuelta-Abajo,
al decir de algunos, con objeto de
obtener la comision de If 4 Madrid
para trabajar contra la entrada de
nuestro tabaco en- Cuba manifesto
que jamas abrigo semejante prop6-
sito; que no puede nj quier'e separar-
Sc temporalmente por motive alguno
del diario confado d SUI direction y
que 81 bien estima conveniente que
los vegueros manden 4 la coronado
villa persona que represente sus in
tereses, 4 el nj Sc lie ha ofrecido nj
piensa aceptar semejante cargo. Por
1ltimo, el .senor Rafael indica que
toma el parrafo aludido del senior
K q T. como una especie de ataque
personal.
Expuesto ell eSencia 10 que dice
Ell citado escritor, c1mplenos haeer
pdblico por nuestra parte que no adj
en- ell BoLETIN NADIA que
pudiera herir la personalidad del Sc
nor Rafael, 4 quien, sean sus ideas
las que fueren sobre la question del
tabaeo, apreciamos en- alto grado, y
de naotot proprio declaramos con gus
to que lie consideramos incapaz de
eseribir impulsado por otro m6vil
que no sea Ell de la mas desinteresa-
da buena fe v el de una conviction
honrada. Tan bnen coneepto aene-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-04

La h,prenta de Barcelona re-
fere un desgraciado suceso ocurrl-
do ha POGO en- ell parque de inge-
nieros de aquella plaza en- OCCASION
de hallarse ALI solo el ordenanza.
Present6se I'm caballero dicien-
do que era .coronel del cuerpo y
que deseaba yer comandante penn-
tr6 en- el despacho de este, Sc eoloco
delante de un espelo, saco una pisto-
la de dos canones y Sc, dispar6 I'm
tiro en- la garganta. Al DIR la deto-
nacion, acudieron varias personals
hallandole banado EN- sangre, empu-
nando ell arma todavla y en- un csta-
do gravisimo: pucs ell proyectil lie
atraveso Ia garganta por complete.
Parece que el infeliz suicida Sc llama
d. Luis de Ros y de Molins y era je-
fe de la comandancia de ingenieros
de Vitoria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-04

De nuestfos eelegas de San Tho
mas, traduclmos estos:
Nueva-Y York, mario q. EI37y-
mes de Londres confrma la noticia
corriente de que el gobierno austria
co La dirigido una carta al Papa en-
la cual lie garantiza su Independent
cia.
FL duque Decazes ha dado instruc-
clones al embajador frances cerca del
Vaticano para que ponga en- como
cimiento del Papa que su indepen-
dencia jamas cesaria de ser objeto de
interes para la Francia.
FL conde Andrassy, ministro de
Estado en- Austria. probablemente
actuara como mediator entire Russia
e Inglaterra.
Nueva- Y ork 2S. - En- la Camara
de los Comunes, Sir Stafford North
cote, canciller del Exchequer, dijo
que todavia estaban pendientes con
Russia las negociaciones sobre el asun-
to de la desmovilizacion. Ell Times
de Londres en- un editorial sobre los
negocios de Oriente critlca la mac.
cion del gobierno britanico, y mani
fiesta desconGanza respecto d las afr.
maciones de Russia.
L6ndres id. - La existencia de
azlcar en- los cuatro puertos princi.
pales ell 24'del corriente consistla en-
'll5,000 toneladas contra 10000
en- igual fecha del ano pasado.
Nueva- York 80. Ell Morning Pos,
de L6ndres, hacienda concentrates so.
bre los asuntos orientales. dice que,
segun informes oficiales, las negocia-
clones estan aun pendientes y que
el aspecto que presentan es favora-
BILE 4 la paz.
FL Times indica que en- el presu.
.puesto ingles Ihabra probablemente
un deficit.
Ha muerto Antonio Bonaparte.
Maniiiestan de Washington que
el presidente Hayes ha nombrado
una comision para conciliar las dife-
rencias en- Luisiana.
Nueva-Y ork 30.-Los despachos dc
Europa traen mnumerables y alar-
nantes rumores respecto i las proba-
bilidades de paz existe no obstante
una fuerte creencia de que Russia y
Turquia veriicaran I'm desarme ST.
multaneo.
Santiago de Cuba, MARIO 30. -
Los almacenes de los senores Brooks
y CA de esta ciudad, han sido ente-
ramente destruidos hoy por un in
incendio.
Precios corrientes. ,Nueva-Y Y ork,
MARIO 80. = Az1car cristalizada 81
4 10 centavos libra. Regular a buen
refno s. 4 81 1b. Orc l05.
Londres id. id. - Azdcar cristali-
zada { 10 'chelines Y 6 peniques
quintal. Mascabado c Is ch. 3 p.
Purgado mum. IL de la Habana { |
s ch. y 6 p. a aote.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-04

Los peri6dicos de Paris publican
la siguiente carta remitida por Adeli-
ma Patti al director del Figaro:
Senior director. Ell dia Is del
corriente he interpuestc demanda de
separation corporal contra ell mar
ques de Caux. Me abstengo, pues,
de decir una sola palabra sobre Tin
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-04
LA ORGANIZATION DE La MENDICrDAD
EN- LONDRES

Aeaba de formarse en- Londres ba=
10 la presidencia de yarios miembros
de la Camara de los Comunes do
varias personalidades eminentes, en-
tire las que figuran los .duques dc
Westminster, de Northumberland, de
Nordfolk, los marqueses de Salisbury
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-04

seguros de que 81 Sc diera un paseo
Ipog esta isla como iodi6 porh n Vuel-
to- Abajo modifcarfa Sd cfiterio so
hre q asnnto del tabaeoy se limita-
ria 1 coinbatir el contrabahdo sin
oponerse e la introduccioll del que
Iaquf Sc cosecha, ydel cial depende
ell pan de muchas pobres y laboriosas
tfamilias dignas de connliseracjon,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-04

AVcOtNOt AOc ulOulldACo. OAO oO tAAC
han mQgtnado los artfculns Que Ruess
ttp Hario ha pnblieAd Add a los 6ias
n yg2 de este mes yllne apresaro
aprotestar { corltfa el relate absolute
Inenfe falso que goiitieneil.
Llagu6 GsSan PetelSbnfgs eldia ~
de diciembre 1ltimo, instalandome
con mi esposo, el marques Ade Catfx,
en- dn aposento del hotel Demonth,
que ocuPaba por yez noyena. Eli 6l
permaneci hasta el % del corriente,
tviviendo 4 Ia vista de todos, gozando
de la consideration que siempre dis
frlte. rodeada de numerosos y res
.petables amigos hasta ell momento Ell
que, escoltada por ellos hasta ell CO.
che mismo, partl directamente 4 Pa
rls, acompanada de mi doncella, de
Mr.. Franchi, mi agente de negocios
teatrales Y de mis- dos criados'
Aver llegue con objeto de atender
d mi demanda y de presentarme an
tie el presidente del tribunal.
Os ruego que inserteis esta carta
en- el pr6ximo n1mero d., vuestro
peri6dico.
Recibid ell testimonio de mi consi-
deracion. Adeltna Patti, marqsseso
fde Gaur. :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-04

ven con el boletln, mlentras que los
verdaderos desvalidos 10 presentan
de nuevo, acompanado de un infor-
me, que aumenta enatto grado III gc=
nerosidad del bienhechor. que sabe
con seguridad que~ef -benehcie -eae
presta recae sobre una persona que
es verdaderamente digna de reci-
brio.
Los resultados obtcnidos son va
muy notables, pues en- L6ndrcs. de
menos de un ano d esta parte, mas
de 10000 mendigos falsos han des-
aparecido, permitiendo asl 4 la be-
ne6cencia del pGblico ayudar con
mayor eficacia L los verdaderamcnte
necesitados, que por desgracia son
aln en- nGmero cxtraordlnariamente
considerable.
tDe La ED0cd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-04
DIsCU r so
De La Epo(u

DE H. CiSDIDO NOCEDAL En- La ACADEMIA EsPA-
SoLA, CONTESrANDo AL DE ENTRADA DE d. PEDRO
ANTONIO DE ALARCoN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-04
Is. mi. a

81 eS SOiam6nt0 pnEA EeguIr las cOfTlen-
tss ds Asacion 4de arrebatan Al
genero humane ? ;Ah Si no teneis
otro obieto que precipitar nues
ira caida, dejadnos romped yuestras
plumas, destruid vuestros pinceles, des-
trozad yuestros buriles no seals com
plices de nuestra caida con yuestras
obras ell peso de nuestros errores do
nuestras costumbres, basta para hun
dirnos Ell ell abismo.
Pero esas palabras son sospechosas !;
son de un enemigo del progreso y de Ia
.civiiizaeien meaeFnA-s son de un ultra
montana. son de nm jesuita. Pues bien,
escuchad oidias de IN academico que
las ha puesto en- verso. Direis que es
ultramontano 81 SGa Nunez de Arce?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-04

taal Nnilez do Aree iai conlbate- asis--eae
m Nghez do Arcs G,iios slel co,,sat-.as,s-.,a,
w lso For m,snos QNh este, 80 aIla HOY altras.
ns0ttano cuaquierA Que 10 olga en- prosa p.,r
tortuna no es ofsasa; dIites hen grandisilna honra
~ BssrIador de SesNla ConDieiasto cis piassra
ssomedies de Tfrs,l d. Molina, colecrionacsias mo-
hsrisenbuseh, Dsg ssgatsla edicloa az Rivsdanefrs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-04

g; Todo Sc anubla, todo
choca, todo esta ,heridol
pide estragad6 ef'arte
su inspiration al vicio,
y entire el alegre estruenio
de infames regocijos,
la sociedad oscila
sobre ell oscuro abismo.
iPoetas ! hasta tanto
que la borrasca pase.
colguemos nuestras arpas
de los llorosos sauces.
Tai vez cuando la TERRA
nuestros despoios guarde,
y Ell yiento las sacuda,
yibren. gilman. v canten" l.
Richland beacon., 1877-03-31
THE LOUISIANA COMMISSION.

Hayes tas made up his nosing commission
q, last, and it is composed Of four Republicans
and one mild Democa', as follows: Ex-Gov.
J. C. Brown, OF Tennessee; Wayne McVeigh,
sou-in-law of Simon Cameron; Gen. J. R.
Hawley, of Connecticut; Harlan. Of Kentucky
c. B Lawrence, of Illinois This is the kind
of commission TO whom Hayes expects the
people Of Louisiana to entrust their political
destiny, partisan Republicans, acting under
instructins from Wheeler, for he awaited
Wheelers advice before ;ns,ructing them.
OF course it is without legal authority or ex-
stence, but it is Hayes purpose to base his
action towards Louisiana upon their report,
and we have every reason to believe that that
report will be adverse to the best interests OF
our State.
Richland beacon., 1877-03-31
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.

The Cincinnati Commercial calls attention
10 the fact tina, Stanley Matthews. Hayes
friend and confidant, is 4 warm friend Of the
Texas and Pacific Railroad, and was the
President of the Convention held in the
interest of that Dad, in November, 1875. Mr..
prise, however, an,eslste Mr.. Matthews by a
quarter of a century. In fact, they began
with its inception Mr.. Thompson. who is a
member of Mr.. Hayes cabinet, was member
of a convention that met in ST. Louis in 1919,
to urge the construction of Pacific Railroad
on the thirty.secon parallel. In the last con.
yention he made an able speech advocating
government aid TO it and TO its branches &c
Memphis, Vicksburg, and New Orleans, in
which he alluded eloquently to the renewal
of the fraternal relations between the North
and South.
Richland beacon., 1877-03-31
SHOOTING ARRAY.

A shooting ARRAY occurred here on Tuesday
last, in which T. w. Duke was wounded in
the arm. The uruble arose out Of q case tried
during the last District Court, in which Duke
was defendant. He was tried on tho charge
Of stealing beef and acquitted. Gen. Jacob
Humble, one Of the oldest citizens Of the
Parish, was witness for the prosecution.
After Dukes acquhal he preferred charges
against Gen. Humble accused him Of having
testified falsely, and had him arrested.
The General and his sons, regarded it as
malicious prosecution, and demanded OF Duke
and his attorney, that they should drop the
suit On the day in question Duke came to
Columbia, where he was L:et by General
Humble and his sons, and we are informed.
signified his willingness to drop the suit,
saying that he was drin sing when he
instituted il. One of Generals sons, Jacob
approached Duke, cursed him, and demanded
that he should go ont in the street and declare
publicly thar he had lied. Duke refused to do
90. whsreupon Humble Drew pistol and
commenced firing at him. Duke was sitting
in chair on the gallery OF r. A. Blank $
store, when the first shot was fired, which
struck his elbow and badly shattered the bone
He then sprang up and jumped of the gallery,
Humble again firing at him as he ran, but
missing him. At this juncture the sheriff
az preached, and Humble ran 10 the river,
jumped into scat, and made good his escape
At last accounts the wounded man was pro-
crossing favorably, but Dr.. j. T.. Wright, who
is attending him. fears Duke will lose his arm.
as the elbow hone i badly shattered --Co!pm-
Sia H,rald,
Richland beacon., 1877-03-31

w. 7. Oliver, Tutor, } State of Louisiana,
VS.. No. 4S3 Parish Of Richland,
Fred. Walker ct al >l4th District Cour,
QY virtue Of writ of seizsre and sale, is,
ID sued from the Hon. l4th District Court in
and for the parish Of RichlaAd, State Of Lou
isiana, in the above stated case, and to me
directed, | have seized and vii, offer for sale
a, the door Of the CONT homse in said parish
Of Richland, on
Saturday, the I'll day o. .april, 1877,
the following described property, io-wii:
The 8 W t Of The 8 E4, SEA offs W /,
Sec. 3, and all tina, pov,im Of tho n w ! Of
the N F Of Sec 10 lying north Of the n L.
4 T. r. r., T II N, R Z East, containing 100
acres, more Or less, together with all builds
ings and Improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale-For cash, TO pay the sum
Of seven hundred and thirty.three 33f>lOO
(S733.33iO dollars, with 8 PC. interes, from
Dec. 7, 1874, and one hundred and twenty.
seven 6O.l)O (SIe7.s0) dollars, attorneys
fees together with elerk's sheriff. and all
other costs, and On q credit 10 correspond
with the falling dive of the last note for
three hundred and sixty-six 663>lOO dollars
lSS6s.66D, falling doe on ,he 7th day Of
December, 1877, with 8 vc. interest from
Dec. eth, 1874.
Purchaser TO give bond with approved
security and special mortgage retained to Sc
cure the prompt and punc,ual payment of the
credit part Of the sale
J. A. LIDDELL, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, RayvilIe, La,
March 3rd, lS77-6t
Richland beacon., 1877-03-31

We may be mistaken, but our opinion re-
mains unchanged that Gov. Nichols let slip
the best opportunity he ever had or ever will
have to serve both Louisiana and the United
States when he failed to seize the ST. Louis
hotel and arrest Packard as soon as he saw
the Radicals were going to count Hayes in.
If he had done that, it is our opinion he
would have been in undisputed possession Of
the government Of this State and Tilden
would have been President.
Richland beacon., 1877-03-31
Sheriff. Sale.

Orr K Lindsey State Of Louisiana,
VS.. No. AIS Parish Of Rnhland,
B. r. McLemore. 18th District Court
DY virtue Of a writ Of Fl. F., issued from
I'D the Honorable 18th District Court in tho
above stated case and to me directed, have
seized and will offer for sale At the door Of
the court house in said parish. on Saturday.
The 7th dsy Of April. 1877,
the following described properly, so-wit:
Ono certain lot Of land, situated in the town
of Dolhi three hundred and ninety-six feet
fronting the road, running west three hum
bred and thirty Sect, thence north three hun
dred and ninety-six feet. in the N W or Of the
N Z or Of Sec. la, T II v, r 9 East, con>
taining three acres, with oil buildings and
Improvements thereon, bounded south by
Davis, west by Miles and east By Creenlee.
Also 3 Horses.
Terms Of sale-Twelve months credit,
without she benefit Of appraisement; pur-
chaser to give bond with approved security,
bearing 8 Vc interest from date. and mortgage
REFINED on the property. Coess cash.
IA LlDDELL, Sheriff,
March nth, 1874
Richland beacon., 1877-03-31
Sherif's Sale.

Abe Thompson State Of Louisiana,
VS.. No. 1855 Parish Of Richland.
Peter keeoslly. Parish Court
By virtue Of writ Of 4. IA. issued from
the Honf Parish Court in the above stated
case and TO mo directed, l have seized and
will offer for sale on
Saturday, the 7th day Of .ipril, 1877,
the following described properly. to wit:
The e Or Of the 8 w Or and the N y or
Of tho s W o. Of Sec. S, 7 l6 n. Re East /,
containing 30 acres Of land more or less,
with all Improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale-Twelve months credit,
without the benefit Of appraisement; Pur-
chaser TO give hind with approved security,
bearing 8 ve interest from date, and mortgage
retained on the property. Sold 70 secure
purchase price. Costs cash.
J. A. LIDD.is 7L.::d
March 18Th, le17-f,
Richland beacon., 1877-03-31
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Vim. T. Oliver, Tutor. I State Of Louisiana.
vs. No. S98 Parish Of Richlant,
MR., ~, MAJ a..t :; Rush Parish Court.
BY virtue Of writ Of seizure and sale.
issued from the Honl. Parish Cour, in and FIR
the Parish Of Richland, Sm,e Of Louisiana. il,
the above entitled and Numbered case, and
10 me directed, l have seized and will Offer
for sale Al the door Of the Cour, House, in sars
Parish, on
Saturday. III day Of 3pril, 1877,
the following described properly ,o-wn
The n Z 1 ofN W ! and S ! of n w
and w Of n E !, and n w ! Of S F !. and
! Of WI Sec. ST !. N,R7E; with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon
Terms Of sale cash with the benef, Of ap.
Praisemen,
IA. LIDDELL, Sheriff
Seriff's OTcr, Rayville, Ia,
March 3rd 1S17-6t
Richland beacon., 1877-03-31

The inscriptions, villainous and traitorous
politicians have paralized the commerce and
industry of Louisiana and kept the people in
a state Of excitement, rerplexity and suspense
until their patience and forbearance are COM
ple'ely exhausted; and ere long, if this state
Of things continue, a terrible storm of ven.
geance will break upon the heads of the
traitors which will fill their craven heart.
with terror and dismay. IF they have any
reason left they will cease at once to goad the
people to desperation ere they call upon them.
sleeves a vengeance that will be as sudden
resistless and terrible in its effects as the
French Commune
Richland beacon., 1877-03-31

Buell., who furnishes the New Orleans
Democrat with special Washington kilograms,
processes to have found q congressman who
says Hayes friends entered into a written
agreement with Southern Democrats that, il
they would not stop the counting in Of Hayes,
the troops should be removed from Columbia
and New Orleans. The Southern Democrats
have, We presume, learned that Mr.. Hayes
has either gone back on his friends or else
they care very little for their written pledge.
Richland beacon., 1877-03-31

w. H Compton
p. L Esson Tor HoIl. Parish Of Rchland,
man) Administrators. Parish Court.
DY virtue Of writ of d FL, issued from
ID the Honorable Parish Court, in and for
The parish a Richlsnd, said State, in the
above entitled and numbered suits and to me
directed. I have se,zed aud will offer loT sale
at the door OF the court house IN ssid parish,
on
Saturday, the 21st day Of April, 1877,
the following described properly, towr: An
undivided ore bah interest in the E Of
the NEA, E 1 of the + !. S w Of the
Sc 1, Section SO, T IS n. r Esst; Lots
10 and Is, and 8 ] Of the W /, Section 81.
IT'S N. r Ea-t. Also, certain IL months
bond, given by B. Myrick in the case Of Q.
C. Stafford, Tutor, vs.. Myrick h Rains, No
442 OH the docket of the Parish Cosr
for the parish of Richland. for kosr hundred
and ninety dollars ($ieO.Ooh with 8 y een'
interest from the st day OF April, 1876.
Terms Of .ale-cash, without the bcnetN o.
appraisement.
ia. LTDpLIL, Sheriff
March Eth. IS-7-iit
Richland beacon., 1877-03-31

Whence does the President, his Cabine,
or Congress derive the authority for deciding
who is Governor Of State The constitu-
ton ard laws Of the United States do not give
it 10 either. Then why should our people
care straw Tor what either should say aboai
who shall OF osyb, TO be Governor of ,hi,
State? The people Of this State know who
they elected to that Office, and they will
sustain him in it, in spite of all The. President
his cabinet, commissions and cong bss may do
or say, if be will lei them do so. They will
either do this or compel the fraudulent Presi.
dent to place them under military rule.