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AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Tbsy are Considered the safest Invest
msnt III Europe.
fCinoinnati do,nlnefoial.1

IUinoinnati UOininefoiaII
WAsBfNgror, March 15.--Advises received at
ths Treasury from the nDney centres OF EntHpe
present mls 6alter ng report Of the condolences
OF American securities As praot cal evidence
Of this fact, ths Bsoretary of tho treasury 10
day. In response TO irtimations of an esrly q id4
tional requisitiou from tho Syndicate, sstied q
call Tor f1D G1D, 600 mDrs bonds ct the $3.50, 30
900 of the four. aud A. half.rsr eaut loan, stout
oue.balf has already been ken up, aud. from
pfasent appearances, the entire amount will hays
been sEossd OF by the end OF the year. The
Wal. like attitude II affairs in the Levant aud
the delcaey OF The rela lons between Frsnee and
greatly unsattled so lence In foreign secttri.
ties, and the American government is now looked
10 as afflrding the most cafe field for this cass
OF investments
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Mrs. Grant as a House-CIeaner.
tFrom the Dayton Journal.1

An absurd letter is going thu rounds that the
White House Was ltft in al unseemig condi ion
by President Grants family The hundreds OF
people who hava visited it since President and
Mrs. Hayes TOOK Possession spsak in eul CYSTIC
terms oil the absolute uestness and cleanliness Of
the premises. Both the President and Mrs. Hayes
stated that everything was found by them as eat
as possible, and that no further renovation was
needed. Mrs. Grant herself superintendent the
the house-cleaning.
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asse citation of the Ancient Order OF H,bernians,
each Id turn paid visit to The DEMOCRAT once
and with the ine brasa buds that hsd led them
dining the dsy stren4ded our utfiee. For this
kind attention we return our heartfelt thanks.
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Kitt's Benefi.--yarieties tonight.

BURSETT's FLAEoRNG ExTRAcTs.-Ins SUPER
or7ty Of tAese extracts consists in their pey1eo
purify and great strength. They are warranted
ter into the composition of many of the factitious
fruit flayors now In the market. They are not
only true to their names, but are prepared from
fruits of the best quality ard are so highly con-
centrated that comparatively email. quantity
Only need be usad.
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kits Beneft-Varieties tonight.
Precedents fer Carl nchurZ.
lst I.nl1ia Renn hlican

Besides Carl schnrz, there have been three
members OF the Cabinet who were not nativa-
born Americans. Each Of ths es was at the head
OF the Treasury alexander Hamilton. the first,
being the man who organized that department.
He was born in the West Indies, his father being
scotch aud his mother French Albert Gsllatin,
Secretary Of the Treasury under Jefferson ard
Madison, was born in switzerland, and William
y. Duane, Secretary of the Treasury under Jack.
son. WAS born In ireland.
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RuRsErr's CocoArsKs "A perfect dressing ssr
sla hair. The Cooosine holds Id q liquid form 81
ptroe proportion al deoderizsd eocoannt oil, pre-
qared expressly fos shia purpose.
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D0UGLAss.
Coed for One Thing ana Unfit for An-
nSSsar
Tapeeial 10 Cputler4fournsl. /

r5peoial to Gourler-Journal
WASHINGTON, March 15.~- ID 1uglass Ia an igD0-
rant negre. noted for his hatred OF the white
race. As sn ofitorioal mendicaat Of The Hepub-
loan party, Grant was willing TO give him s6ms-
thing but he never put bin, as Hayes has done,
into position OF the highest official RESPONSE
biiity. An arrangement il to be made by which
he II TO be kept Out Of The customary function Of
dents levses but the question Ii fisly put, II he
is not COED enough for this, why shouid he be
forced as an associate on The gentlemen of the
bar and the many prominent citizens who have
business W th the United States Marshall Even
the negroes and white Repnblicans Of the Dis
triot object to Douglass app5intmsrt.
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Kills Beneit Yarietiea tonight.
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Kists Beneas-Variesies tonight
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Esturn Of the Fugitive Negro Judge
Ills status.
Especial to Cincinnati Enqnirsr.l
Isl. Louis Republican,

COLUMBIA, March 15.-Wight, the negro As
Of s,anta potu, has returned to CoIu1 1bia, and
was seated in the supreme Court to- day beside
Justice Willard. Upon being asked why he hsd
lied TO parties euts1de of Colnmbia In 30 ing that
he had fsate ed his life from Democrats, hs posi-
life being taken at all II was the hands OF his
own race. Like oil Of his kind and party. how
ever. there is little reliance to be placed In sny
thing this Massachusetts, earpet-bag negro has
TO say.
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fat. I.onia Republican.


WASHINGTON, March 13- Ex-senator Simon
Cameron called ON the President to-day and as
sured him that he did not intend TO oppose his
administration, all the reports to the contrary
Notwithstanding. He did not blame him for not
breaking his rnle regarding the d Cabinet and
retaining his son as Secretary Of War, and after
I'LL preferred 10 have hlm succeed him Ia the Sem
ete, which he himself had resigned from, weary
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BOUTWELL,.
He Gives NO Msrs Satisfaction Than
Fred. slOugiass.

Especial to tile Oineinnati EBquirerl
WASHINGTON, March Is Boutwell, il sgsn sad
died on the pubic crib. He has b on 81 4ong sn
ni8ner thas he Il leth to again set mp hia rnef
grocery IN aroton, in his native state His Vans
Aee cunning was faf-reaehing. He sppfehended
that he might be repadiats5 ut home, sud, 81
dog I, at he was, rep rted mud drew up the bill
providing for new revised edi lon oil The stat4
utss be fact had almost esbapah public atten-
lion until he besoughb The DO facto President TO
give him tho betth He is no lawyer aud is
abuut az compe eft 10 perform the w6ik as Bob
IaEersoll TO administer the saoerdota rites. T. ID
tbs worst appointment Hayes has ysb msde. Its
must STRIKING feature Is the now patent fact OF q
senator constructing an office lor his own bshslf.
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PRICE. FIVE CENTS.

with the vexstions and cares of public life. Tiis
President expressed himself as grstefui Tor the
confidence OF Cameron aud assured him Of its
return. The old Winnebsgo chief then re tired.
He Ia mneh grAtified over the caucus nomination
of his son as his s1cos ssoF In the Senate.
MAD. WELLS, ET AL.
General asibson's Report of Mr.. Hayes
Positive Intentipns.
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
The Administration in Quandary About
an Extra Session.
A Deep Scheme of schurz's, Which May
or May Not Work.
Especial Correspondence N. o. Democrat

WASHINGTON, March IA, 1877.
The Administration is in . state Of mind about
the extra session ef Congress. There are several
reasons why Mr. Hayes wishes to avoid calling an
extra session IL he possibly can, chief OF which ID
the fact that about half The Democrats and near
" all the Republicans in the next House da not
want to be called hithsr in midsummer and be
preoipitated into q long Tippefary fight for the
apsaksrship under ths broi1ipE sun Of q Washing
ton July. You mnst know thai 1t is the intention
TO smash the eaaeug Ia the next House. Ths
Senate caucus is ss good as smashed already and
among the pet projects OF Mr.. Hstes ia TO have
both branches OF Congress free at least from sb.
solnte caucus rule. He regards The caucus sys.
tenn Ha sabsgoniatio to his scheme Of
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Republican Form Of Government.

Ever since the close Of the war,
hesrly twelve years ago, We have
heard . good deal about "a republican
torw Of go~sromenty". and Congress
has several times instituted the
ioquiry a. to whether Louisiana had
- republican form of government"
and committees have reported that it
bad not bot no chsnge hos been
made in that form" no good accom-
plished by tho Investigations and no
relief brought to the people by any
action Of Congress.
To-day, while Louisiana has "a
republican form Of governm. Mt, 4" it il
without . republican government, as
it has been for -four years. Grant,
bayo0ets are still At tho breasts Of
the people. while they are robbed o.
their right Of franchise BY . returning
board.
What We want 10 not inquiries o.
TO whether We have the form. but q
republican gorernmcntin fact, or il
We are not to have it, then lot it bt
denied as 10 plain terms
II tho centsring Of the right oil
franchise Of . State in four disreputa
bio men constitutes - republican,
form Of government" then we hav,
hsen wrongly taught as to, the mean
ing Of repubIieauism, and want nc
more Of it, but greatly. prefer son,
other form" Of government
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Sheriff 8 Sale.

Gilman VI. Peek State Of Louisiana,
VS.. No. iij Parish Of Richlan,i,
Henry Caster. I:,h Distrc, Court.
Df virtue Of a.wrh If Fl Fa., issued from
ID Tire Honesatie | ith Di,,ric, Conr, in and
for ,be parish and state aforesaid and IN me
directed. | have seized and will offer for sale
at the door OF the court house III said parish.
on Saturday,
The 9Th day Of January, 1877,
the following described properly. viz: the %
,wO-fltfis interest IN and to the following
lands:
+ Lot No. 6 Of sec. 8. lots 9 and 10
Of sec. I, n. +. fraction cf n. W
fractional ! Of sec. Is, containing
lac 57-lOO acres; Lots 10. IL and II
and S f. Of S w Of sec. 8. aud
lot no. 3 Of sec. II, containing I62
24-lOO acres; lot no. 2 of sec. Q. lot
no. Ii of sec. 8, containing SO acres !;
s w / Of S " ! OF sec 8. S E ! Of
S + fractional ! Of sec !. n ! of n F.
! of fractional sec 8, containing 100
27-l0O acres; S W Of n T. fraction.
81 I of S f of n W fractional ! and
n + ! of S " fractional I aud lot S
Of sec IS. containing 1855 72.lO0 acres;
n W Of s W !. and lot l of sec 8.
containing los 37.l00 acres; all in' 4
IAN. X ) f. containing in the aggre-
gate 100 acres of land.
Terms cash, with beneii, Of appraisemen,.
L II. MOORE. Shf,
Dec. 2, 1876 s, perO. I. SMITH, by.
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Sheriff 8 Sale.

Simon Sns., Admir-. State of louisiana.
vs.. No 100 rsr,.l Of RrLland.
John Bi.hop, r.. al 18th Di-'r'ct Cont.
10y virtue eG a wri, Of Fl. fn. issued from
ID the Honorable It'll! Dist. C''nrt in the
above stated ca>e and TO me directed, l have
seized and will otg-r for sale n, the door Of
the court hons,. in said parish on Saturday,
The 18th day Of January, 1877,
the following described property, to-wit:
certain jutlgme IT in suit No lsS "n the dock
rt Of the the Parish Court Of Richlami Parish,
La, entitled Simon Fox. use Of &c, rs. J. A.
& J. ID Holly, fer the sum Of (fi4i."2) four
hundved ard forty four dollars AMI ~ cents.
with ) pc, cent interest from Jannary ls'
1871 ill paid. subject TO credit Of SlOi,OC
paid June lst 1871.
:. Term. cash, with bsnrfit Of apPraisement
T.. II. MOORE, Shf,
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. The New Orleans Democrat now
publishes IS large daily edition IS
any paper printed in the Crescent
City. and being faithful to our section
and fearless 10 tho expression Of
opini"n, deserves tho support Of people
every where. 1t speaks out Oddly
sod p'siuly. and always to the point.
-PieEsbt0y Herald.
While joining the Herald 10 its
compliment to oar Democrat. We
would also recommend the Herald to
sbs reading public of North Louisiana.
They are the two best dailiey that
visit this Office. In fact, We do not
zee how tho people can do without
them.
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Saturday, 81 day Of february, 1877,
Tutors Sale.

IN The matter Of the TMorship of The Minors.
.frmie, .ada. Frdnes and Vale Mills.
BY virtue Of a commission to sell, TO Inc
directed. by the Hon. Judge Of the Parish
Cour, Of Richland parish, Louisiana, | will
proceed to sell a, pubic ou,cry, to the high
est bidder for cash, on
Iptdaesdny, the IONA dag If Ja""ory 1877.
on the premises, all Of the right, title and in
,ere.t Of said minor. in the T. J Of + ar Of
sec IL. and ) w or Of see - md n J of n l.
qr Of sec l4.all in L II, X T., lying in Rich
land parish and containing 80 acres Of land F.,
their said interest icing seven six,renths.
Terms Of .aie cash a, not less than its APP
praised value. w. !. MILLS,
dec9-tds Tutor.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-01-06

The testimony Of republican wit
tsesses before tho returning board, of
which We commence the publication
sbis week, will run through several
Numbers of the BEACON. and furnish
the people Of Ric6la6d with some
mighty interesting reading" Some
of these witnesses have swora thst
this testimony was not theirs. but
simple forgcries. Gabc Roberts, at
Sesst, swore that the testimony to
which bis name is attached was not
read to him as it appears in the
printed testimony while Mr.: J. F.
Kelly, Supervisor Of Registration fol-
this parish, we are told, swors before
shc Congressional Compittee that he
never made any affidavit before Hugh
J. Campbell. which convicts tho said
Campbell Of forgery.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Joel Il. Wynn /.
We: No 3ii State "f Louisiana.
John Is. Robinson, Parish cf RcllaDd,
Larkin L. lamar 4 l4,h Dist Court.
AMan'; lamar.
Df virtue Of \ writ of ii "a, Issued from,
Id the Honorable 18th District Court, in
and for the State and parish aforesaid, in the
above stated case, and to inc directed, ! have
seized aud will oiIer for sale at the door OF
the court house in said parish. on
SATURDAY., the 3rd dav Of February, 1877,
the following described properly, to-wm: The
$ J Sec, W 3of n W 4.SE &ofN W I and
+ Of f. Section %, L Is n, r 6 f.,
containing 1G5 acres Of land, more or less
Terms cash, with the benefit Of apyraise-
ment. &. II. MOORE,
Dec. 30, 1S16-Gt Sheriff.
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BLESS

OUR HOME is the name Of the most elegant
motto i, surrounded by one Of the mos, e1-
qui.ite aud RICHLY coloIed wreaths of beautiful
flower. Oh dark background. and i. perfec, in
all its details. II is II < 10 We send this
motto chrome and the BOSTON WEEKLY
GLOBE, large eiEh, page family, story and
news paper, with AGRICULTURAL, chess. puzzle,
household. and all popular departments, 3
month. for only Go cents. Chrome and paper
i mo, tbs for 81. A beautiful holiday gift
Agents wanted. Address.
WEEKLY GLOBE.
238 WASHINGTON STREET,
Jan. ct BOSTON, MISS.
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TAN SALE.

According to the revenue laws Of the state
Of Louisiana, providing for the collection Of
taxes and especially act ~ Of the gen. raj
assembly. 1873, have seized and will pro-
coed to sell at tho court house door IN the
town Of Rayville, on
satoTddy the 2sh day Of January, 1877,
the following described lands or such Par'
thereof as may be necessary to pay the dsln-
Iuent and current taxes due the state of Lon.
isiana and parish Of RichIand and all penal.
ties and costs:
Weaver, A. LIS " qr. Of ; w1r, Sec &c,
L Is n, r u F.. containing 50 ncJes more OF
less. State tax 1896, penalties 2.o3. parish
tax 1921, auditor, recorder, printer and col
les,ors Gusts 1915 so'al Si4.6j.
WV. L. OLIVER,
Jan. =, ls1T-3i. Tax Col.
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Alt Again.

Kellogg barricsded tho State House
stationed bis metropolitan police al
it, doors to keep out Democrats, con.
uected il with The Custom Honse BY
telegraph, and the military were
under arms. last Monday. ready to
move against The Democratic Legis.
lators il they attempted to exercise
their right of entering the State
House but they didn't attempt it.
but went 1T to st. Patrick's Hall and
organized both the Senate and House,
with . quorum 10 each OF members
returned by the board. Radicals, Of
course. bad peaceAbls possession Of
the State House. and went through
she farce Of organizing; and now. a.
il 1879. Louisiaoa enjoys tho privi.
-1seo az kaving' two governors. Let
~. eiti1sns This time recognize ouly
- eoveenoR they elected. II they
66 DOT do this, then Il - miserable
farce to elect OF iusagarats . governor
Of The State. Let Grant recognize
who b plesses the people ase mol
bound 70 recognize the same man
They have . right to elect their Gov
eeece and sustain him 10 odice. and
NY should do this OF refuse to su
20 any other pretended civil gov
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CT. Hines IS,a,e of Louisiana,
vs. No 60: Parish Of RichIand,
A A. Baftu. Parish Court.
By virtue II a wr, If Fl. Fa. issued GIoAn
the Honl. Parish Court IN aud for SAL! ,'ari-b
and State in tie above stated case, an! ~ me
directed, I have seized and will offer for sale
at the door of the Court House, in said Parish
on
Saturday. 81 day Of february. 1877,
the following described property, ,owi,:
NV Sec. :, S " Sec. 6, l. II W
t Sec. :, L Il n, r f., + Sec. J, J.
! Sec. II, w ] Of n WI and n w Of 5
W Sec H., J Of n J and 5 W l Sec, and
$ of T. Sec. 2,Tl7 n, R5 T.; contain
ing II 10 acre. Of land more or less.
Terms u sale cash wi,.iou, benefit Of ap-
prasemenf. {. II. MOOhE,
RayvilIc La. Dec 80, l376.-6t Sheriff
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-01-06

4 member Of the Executive Com
mite Of the Democratic Conservative
party, 10 the absence Of the chairman,
calls upon the committee to meet 1t
'Rsyville next Wednesday. Jan. 10th,
as much important business should be
transacted Immediately.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-01-06

TIE people Of Louisians have
elected . gepslemsn - their Go0rnor.
snd now let them sustain him by
refusing to pay taxes to any collector
who dues not have q commission from
him. This will soon starve the
Packard concern out, for nearly all
the money heretofore collected has
been expended for campaign purposes.
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DAVID.X FRAZIER.
mark

We cannot say as to other parishes.
but the statements Of the republican
counsel aud The testimony of witnesses
relative to intimidation, ETC., in Rich.
lard parish are false.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-01-06

Our Representative in Congress
(Sponcer) defended his outraged and
slsndcred State, . few days since. in
. manner which makes rs proud OF
him.
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The evidence Of those who swOre
falsely before the returning board
needs no comment. 1t is only neces-
vary to read it to see who swore to
fslsehoods.