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Important to the Public Wood
Choppers,

WASHINGTON, D. c., March lS.-The
House bill providing for deficiencies In
last years appropriations for clerical
service in the Treasury and Interior De.
partments has been amended by the Sen.
ate Committee on Appropriations.
The bill for the detection OF trespasees
on public lands is reported back TO the
Senate with the amendment offered in
the committee by Senator Blaine, pro.
yiding that where wood and timber lands
in the territories OF the United States are
not surveyed aud offered for sale in
proper subdivisions convenient OF
access, no money herein appropriated
shall be used to collect any charge
for wood or timber cut on the public
lands in the said territory for the use Of
the actuai settlers thereof and not for ex-
port. The committee also recommend
the insertion Of new items, $40, 600 to
cover the deficiencies in the appropria .
tion for the salaries and expenses Of the
Collectors Of Internal Revenue and Sll, :
902 for the employment Of thirty addi.
tional clerks in the record and pension
division Of Surgeon Generals 0 flee. The
House appropriation Of 81, 500 Tor twenty
temporary clerks in the Treasury De.
partment at q rate not exceeding 81 per
day Il increased to $4,000, and the limi.
tations ~ to the number and compensa-
ton OF the clerks are omitted.
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ST. PATRICK,s DAY.
The pauIIst Fathers ON Blatant
Irish Pafriots-St. Patrick Pa
rades Denounced as u kedicu-
lDuS INSANITY. &

ioos insah
NEW aosk, % Mareh Il ie;Mih al IN, nearly ~
every Catholic ehnrcn IN mus ei.y n,i sna
neighborhood, yesterday 81. ;ai iairleh M ;
Day was sommemorated IN special ser
vices and lectures. nr. p..,
Rev. Jas. I. Ryan, faullsl ., amer,
spoke Of those VINO are alwsys Alking
about lrelands freedom ior Tue sake o.
making money ana VINO haa more Motas a.,
than brains; sacn men were NOT T, honess. !.
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Tnlenn.

ToLEpo, March ls.--whsat- Firm: No.
| white Michigan 81 26k, extra white do
81 80, amber Michigan spot 81 261l, seller
March and April 81 %, seller May 81 271f,
No, 2 red winter spot held at 81 IS, St2i5
bid; seller May 81 20, No. 8 red 81 is bid,
rejected Wabash 81 0i, No. Dayton and
Michigan at 81 25Ji. Corn-Quiet; high
mixed 46c, No. 2 spot 46I1c, seller Nay
46kc, seller June held az t5s<e, No. 3
white 46H rejected 42Ifc, dam ,ged S51<o,
Oats-Dull; No. 2 at 2sIfc. Clover Seed
Mammoth at IS 90, prime 81 IS, No. 2 al
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, March ls.-Elour-Nominally
unchanged. Wheat-Aetiyt, firm and high.
eT No. / Chicago spriug 81 II, No. 2 gilt
edge 81 10, regular 81 Ok cash, March
81 OK, April 81 OsIf, No. s, $l0S. Corn
Demand fair and market higher at 4Sc
cash and April, Axe Nay, 4l,sc June.
Oats-EaSieF but not quOtably lower at FAX
cash and April, 27{a97Sc May. Rye
steady At Soc Barley Firmer at 40a473 Nc.
pork-UusettlPd but generally lower at
50 45 cash, 50 47ISa1 50 april, 50 62< May,
SD77ISag so June. Lard-Steady and In
fair demand ct 81 20 eaSH, 81 I20a7 az
April, 81 25a7 271f May. Bulk Meats
Steady and frm; shoulders 39fc, abort rib
5Ke, short clear SIC. WhiSky--Quiet aud
unchanged at 81 o..
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tain his health and spirits BY sufficient
exercise in well ventilated rOoms-often.
times by out Of door labor.
All this could be changed by solitary
confinement. The cost Of maintainance
could be collected of the taxpayers Of
the State, instead Of of the labor Of the
conyicts. Some persons think that IL
would be better TO do this than to under.
mine and demoralize the hardly pressed
labor Of the country. Such = change
would certainly increase the terrors Of
prison life. What could be more ter
rible than sentence to ten years Of
confinement in q cell. Many prisoners
would not live out such sentence. So
that lengthy sentence would be tanta-
mount, in many cases, TO capital punish.
ment.
The New York Maal Worker, in the
course Of some recent reflections on this
subject, made the following suggestion.
1t has more in il than the remedy pro-
posed by the Shos and Leather Repiev.
The Editor asked the following question: /:
allow are you going to employ your
conyicts after you stop mechanical work
in the prisons n
SAnd proceeded to answer il a. follows:
The general government is a heavy
holder OF unprodnctiSe property; some
Of this is in the shape Of real estate, and
much Of this real estate is bursting with
auriterous wealth merely requiring de-
yelopment; the government has other
unproductiye resources in the shape OF
we'll educated and honest but unemployed
officers OF the army and navy on the re-
tired list, with prospect OF largely iu-
creased stock oil the same "in the spring.
Now, in our opinion there is no good
reason why the men whose crimes have
forced society to deprive them Of liberty
should not be made to work for the com.
mon good, rather than for the benefit of
contractors and corrupt rings at the va
rious State capitals.
So, TO be brief, We make this suggestion.
Let the Government Of the United States
set of part Of its domain not yet COB.
bled up BY subsidy ringp, say some one OF
the mining regions that exist in Arizona
and New Mexico, and make such region
a penel settlement for the benefit Of the
several States. The States to pay Just
proportion Of the expenses and receive a
proportionate amount OF the profits.
The penal settlement to be under the
supervision Of supernumerary or retired
army and navy officers possessing the
necessary qualifications for the Develop
ment and government Of the district. The
revenue derived from the enterprise after
deducting expenses, to be applied 10 the
payment Of the national, debt.
By following this course, we should de.
yelop rich territory, not for the benefit
Of speculators but for the whole people.
We should rid society Of its worst element
and apply that element to the work oil
creating wealth for the whole nation. We
should be able 10 pay of our entire debt
within 3 decade, and we should find EN-.
pIoyment for the numberless educated
officers whose services are superiuous in
our army and navy in time Of peace.
Instead Of placing the ielon in compe-
tition with the citizen, let US set him TO
work digging gold for the citizen.
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Failures.

MONTREAL, March ls-c. L. Baker,
Of Lind4ay, wholesale grocer, has failed.
Liabilities $500, 900; assets large.
The Beaver Stamping Company have
been attached. Liabilities $4,000; assets
unknown.
CH1oAao, March 49, stearns, Dana &
Co, wholesale grocers, No. 40 Lake
street, who have been in financial trouble
for some time, filed Il petition IN bank.
ruptcy to-day. Secured debt $4,000,
unsecured 10000, and other liabilities,
making the total debts Ssl, 600; assets,
open accounp, stock, real estate, &c.
$4,000.
HALIPAx, Msfch IS -Mclntosh / Co..
bankers and brokers, suspended payment
to-day. It IA feared Il will lead to more
failufes; liabilities not known, but
exceed 100000. The bank Of Nova
Scotia Is 4 large creditor. The Assetts
nominally exceed the liabilities.
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New YorK.

NEW YORK, March Cotton-Q Quiet
10jsG11e. Flour Demand moderate and
unchanged. Wheat Quiet; No. 1 North.
west 81 So, No. red winter 81 S6, No. 1
white 81 seal 40, ungraded winter red
western 81 34a1 IS. Rye Steady; western
7la72e. Barley-Steadyj No. Canada 9oc.
Malt-unehanged. Corn Good demand:
steam mixed 53s54c, ungraded western
mixed 4sA50J<c. Oats-Less firm; western
mixed 50 jka36c, white western SIa42. Hay
aud Hops-Unchanged. Coifst-Unehang.
ed. Sugar-Firm; fair to good refining az
a7iSc, prime 7te, refined sjjfaaN. MolaA-
ses-Quiet and unchanged. Ree-Un.
changed. Whisky-Quiet ut I06lJfa1 0s.
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rhn nenensetl Edlinr.

CHICAGO, March ia meeting oi
journalists was held atthe Grand Pacific
Hotel 10 take action regarding the death
Of Hon. Oliver P. Willard, late editor.in'
chief Of the Eseaiag Pot.
Lieut.. Governor shuman, on taking The
chair, characterized deceased as IN eu,l,
nently noble man, and alluded with much
feeling 10 his personal relations with the
deceased.
Among those present were represents
tiyes ofsyery paper in the city. Resolu-
lions were adopted eulogistic Of the work
yhIeh Mr.. willard has done In this com
munity, Of his brilliant editorial abilities
his ripe scholarship, kind, pure heart
sound Judgment, hreless industry and
Christian character.
A committee Of ten was appointed q
attend the funeral service tomorrow.
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PHILADELPHIA, March IS. - Flour =
Firm and unchanged. Wheat = Firm;
amber 81 3oal "a, red 81 2sal30, white
81 SSaI "a. Corn - Firm; yellow 6sz.e,
mixed 63jfc cash March and April. Oats
Firm; white Western ut 361ic, western
mixed at S3a34c. Rye Unchanged. Pro.
v sions-Quiet and unchanged. Butter
Quiet; creamery 34as6c, Western Reserve
2Sa25c. Eggs Quiet and unchanged.
Cheese and Observation-Disclosures. Whis-
ky-Firmer; western at 81 06.
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GovRRSNESTs--strong.
RAILROAD BoSDs-Firm.
STATE BoHDS-Steady.

btNbd-Gkt&luNs
sTooKs-At the opening were strong and
prices advanced Han, but soon afterwards
Northwestern broke feom ~ to 40H for
common and from e9H to 6SE for prefer:
red. After midday there was recovery OF
x In comman and 9S In preferred. Pacific
Mail advanced from l6H 10 TX. Lake
shore rose from 63JS to 64Ls, fell of to 6S&
and rallied TO 81. Union Pacific advanced
to 7a1S. Western Union rose from 7eat to
s0N. Michigan Central fell of from 81 70
6lA. Pittsburgh rose from M TO 72ss,
and Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph from
1sK to 10. During the last hour OF busi.
ness the market was strong and higher, and
under the leadership Of Lake shore, which
adysnced to 64k, the whole list rose Y TO
Y per cent, closing hrm, with slight re-
action In some cases.
II is stated that there Is really contest
ahead for the control OF the Northwestern
road in June.
With reference to Lake shore, (which was
as usual the most active stock, the Tina
says: We learn that II 10 probable that a
proposition will at aniearly date be sub.
mitted 10 the shareho olders TO surrender one.
half OF their stock, receiving In lieu ther, Of
bonds Of the company bearing per cent
interest. The Lake Shore Company has
demonstrated It's ability, under al circum.
stances, to pay the interest on it, bonded
Indebtedness, and should bond Of the
kind alluded to be issued 1t ought to be
worth so or sSc, while, at the same time, 4
reduction Ia the volume Of the capital
stock would render the property less liable
to bear raids. Friends Of the company
claim that It is at present in exceptionally
good financial condition, aud on the LIST Of
April will have in its golfers funds requis
stte to pay 2 per cent dividend.
Transactions aggrepated 116,000 shares,
OF which 5000 were Lake Shore, $4,000
Northwestern common, 1000 preferred,
8 800 st. Paul common, 5000 preferred,
2,600 Lackawauna, 1900 Union Pacific,
1900 Western Union and 1900 Pacific
Mail.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, March IS. Cotton In
good demand at l0Sle. Flour-Quiet bat
firm; family At IS 00AG 50. Wheat Steady;
red at 81 i0al Is. Corn-Firm at 4Oa4le.
OAts-Quiet but firm at 2eaSle. Rye
Dull rat 6Oa69e. Barley Heavy; prime
fall At 441fc. Pork-Q Quiet at $40 Goa
10 2s. LArd-In good demand Tor current |
make at I5se, kettle 81 25a7 rs. Bun Meats
In good demand 1t IS 76A5 Is. Bacon
Quiet but hlm d t$i 5Cl5 76ag %. But.
ter-1n good demand for choioe at 25a2sc.
Linaeed 0n-Quiet at 60A5so. WhiHky-
Steady and In good demand at 81 %.
Hods-Aetive, firm and higher: common
$ 10aS 40, Light IS 60aS10, packing s. 90
aS 80, butchers IS S5a4 90.
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Alleehenyt Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, March 1s.-CATTLK-
Receipts since and including Saturday
1900 head Of through and 1888 head yard
stock; best s.; medium ut a 25a4 80, com.
mon s. 80. 5 b
Hoas-Receipts since and including
Saturday $500 head. Workers s. 90a4 25,
Phlladeiphias 81 S6a4 80.
sHEEP-Receipts since and including.
Saturday 1890 head; selling at 81 2sas 90.
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Reyolutlon at Port Au Prince.

HAVANA, March ls.-A telegram from
Jamaica says: A revolution took place
at Port An Prince during the absence Of
the PresIdent. Tants, At the head Of one
thousand followers, attacked the palace,
arsenal and fort, and succeeded 10 cap.
turing the fort. The navy remained
faithful and Ia bombArding the positions
OF the reyolutionists.
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NEw ORLEANS, March ls.-c cotee-Qul.
es Rio cargoes ordinary 70 prime itai7 11fe
gold. sugarar-Dull and nominal; inferi.
or to good common at 51fasll< 20, common
to good common 6ka7c, yellow clarified
sassec. Molasses-Actiye aud firm; com.
mon, fefmenting, i6alsc, fair, not fermsnt.
ing, 20a22c. hire-steady; Louisisns or.
dinary to choice 5lSa6Kc.
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Coal Mining Resumed.

WrLKnsBARRE, Pa, March 1s.-The
Lehieh 4 Wilkesbarre Coal Company
resumed work this morning In eleven
colliaries on three quarters time, giving
work 10 two thousand men and boys.
PfrTsros, Pa, March 1s.-The Penn
sylrasia Coal Companys employes have
notified their employers that they will
resume work tomorrow, -
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Fire In the Cotton.

BAToa RouoE, La, March ls.-The
steamboat J. q. Hanna, from ouachita
City for New Orleans, loaded with cotton,
while laying At his wharf took DIRE on
the ontside near the stern, By the cotton
igniting. About sixty bales Of cotton
we're thrown overheard. The fire was
extingaished without further damage.
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F0R MAK

Political news from Central America
10 unfayorable. Costa Rica and Guate-
mala are preparing for war. The Presf-
dent Of Costa Rica has purchased 4
steamer in San Francisco and had her
fitted ont rs = man-ot-war and sent to
Europe for alsrge supply Of arms. He
is determined at any cost and BY any
means to carry out bis scheme Of Central
American confederation, and the Preai.
dent Of Guatemala is equally determined
10 oppose him.
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pefrnlenn, nInrlref.

PITTSBURGH, March l5.-Petroieum-
Steady; crude at Sl77k ut Parker's for
immediate shipment; refined 1iKal15se
Philadelphia delivery.
on CRY, Pa, March 1s.--Petroleum--
The market opened very quiet with sales
at 81 5sX bid. Shipments 1896 barrels.
1ransaetions aggregated $1,000 barrels.
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Of Redmond,s outlaws.

NKw YoRK, March 1s.-A Columbia
dispatch says: The force Of thirty men
who started In pursuit Of Redmond and
his gang aucceeded in capturing six,
several Of whom were concerned In the
recent rescue OF U. 8 prisoners from
Pickens county Jail. TWo Of the three
men rescued By Redmond have been
recaptuFed. s
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NEW YORK, March 1s.-Trade move.
mtntH Is generally slow with package houses
apd the jobbing trade Is irregular. and on
the whole less active; but firms making
drives on Prints, Cambrics, Cotton goods,
&C., were enabled 70 report liberal sales Of
these fabrics Is we'll sin regular goods.
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GREECE.
Threatens Bombardnent.

ArHEss, March ls.-An official journal
states that Hobart Pasha has threatened
10 lombard surbi unless the insurgents
eyacuale Makrinti1a,
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FIRE RRCORD.

Rsoxyr1Ix, TEss, March 1s.-A Ere
at Jonesboro destroyed the EutAW House
and several stores in the business portion
Of the town, Loss $4,000.
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LONDON, March 11s.-The steamers
City Of Richmond and State Of Virginia,
from New York; Austrian, from Bali.
more, and Massachusetts,, from Boston,
have arrived.
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Communism In New York
Thlers Denounced ms . ked
Handed Black Leg.

New YoRK, March 1s.-The French,
German and Bohemian Socialists celebra.
ted last night the establishment Of the
Commune In Paris. Red Gags, badges and
roaes we're numerous. The late Presi.
dent Theirs waSstyled redhanded black
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Ats SAN PRAHcnco.

SAN FRASctsco, March ls.-St. Pat
rick's Day was celebrated by the Irish
Societies to-day by a procession and lit
erary exercises at Uuion Hall Thepro-
cession was less imposing In number And
composition than on many previous oc.
casions. The weather wasSpleasant, and
the celebration'passed OF without incident
worthy OF note.
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rnfnl a,nse oi Conf nil.

IlrrLE Rock, March ls.-Mary An
dsrson, aged 10 years, wa fatally burned
this morning by coal oil,
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Consols declined today, on rumor
that Lord Derby had resigned the For.
elgn secretaryship. The Fumor Is prob.
ably utterly baseless and purely Of istock
jobbing origin.
The Morning Post congratulated the
country on the unanimity Of the Minis.
terry in the present critical position.
LONDON, March ls.-There was slight
rioting in Belfast and Londonderry dur.
ing the celebration Of St. Patrick's Day.
A dispatch from Constantinople an
nounces that 25,000 Russians arrived at
Tchataldja from Tiernoya. The Turks
are carefully patrolling the Bujukdere
LONDON, March ia Paris CORES.
pondent states that the proposal to con-
vene preliminary conference to settle a
programme for The Congress has been
generally coldly received a unnecessary.
A Constantinople special received at
Paris says that England has asked per.
mission to establish coal depot on the
ialand OF Tenedos.
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AT QUEBEC.

QursEc, March 1875. Pa.riek's pro.
cession to day was smaller than for many
years, several societies refusing to par.
iicinata.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
German war vessels al Panama.

PANAMA, March 1s.-The German war
vessels Elizabeth and Ariadne are now
here, and the Medusa Is at AspinwAll
awaiting orders to proceed to NIcaranga
and demand satisfaction for the outrage
committed a year ago upon Eistenstuck,
German Consul at Leon.
Van Berger, Minister from Germany to
Central America, arrived here yesterday
from GuatemaIa; it is supposed TO confer
with the feet as to their future move.
ments. Another war vessel il daily ex-
pected, which will complete the squadron.
GOTTA RIGA AID GUATEMALA PRKPAMso
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TRLEGRAPH.
New YORK money an q stocks

NEW YORK, March 1s.-MoEEY- Closes
easy ut 455a5 per cent; at the close I.
Prime mercantile paper 41{a6 per cent.
Custom receipts $4,000. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed S27s, 900. Clearings
SIS, ,0OO,C coo. Sterling strong; long 4.se1f,
short 4.sS1S.
GoLD-opened at 10is<, and closed at
l0tX. Carrying rates 3a7 per cent.
SuvRR-At London unchanged. Here,
silver bars are s. COX greenbacks, and
81 1s5S gold. Silver coin Kslk per cent
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weather indications.
ogYicR on rHR CHIU alaaAL oTEiCil.
WAaHIAgIuH, d, C., March iS-1 4. v. J.


For Tennessee and Ohio Valley and
Lower Lake region warmer clear or
partly cloudy weather, Light variable
winds shifting to south, aud falling bar
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FAILuEp,
pRcLINH IN STOCKS.

W. Greayes & Co., cotton manulactur
ers, at Manchester, have failed. Liabili.
tiea 10000.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

Weayers, strike at oldham
Great Distress Among the
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pHrLApE1pHtA, March 1s.-Arriyed
Steamer PennsylyGnia, from Liverpool.
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LONDON, March ls.-BetWeen Eve and
six thousand Oldham weayers are en-.
gagged in strike and lockout. A number
Of operatives in other departments are
kept idle In consequence OF the stoppage
Of work by the Weavers. Great distress
uFevaila.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-16
EsciigiOUs.

PREsEYTERIAS.-Rcv u. 4 Campbell vii
preach regularly. al A TO ca the st Sabbath
N each month AT Union Church on Bash in
Ridge, IN franklin Pa. on the third Sab.
bath; al Rayvllie on the fourth Sabbath:
Regular appointment tor rrraciir, # ,ne
Baptist thuIch at Rayvliie /, the tif,t sun n,
~ "a "a month and Saturday night before
Rev. l.. {. kelhs Pastor.
The appointments at the Rayviile { rcn.t
VI. r.. Church Sourh are ~ follow, ;;irafd.
the hr,' SUNDAY ~ each month; Rayviiie the
SECOND, al Little Ctee9 III Ia IN and A,ro
~ night on the tnIrd. and Union the tourth
l. ii. MrCi-nd"n. r. {
Richland beacon., 1878-11-16

We were mistaken as to the na,iyi.
ty oil Hon JAS. +. Grant, of Alabama.
whose death we anuounced a short
the since. lie was born at Rock.
lord, Surrey county, y. c., December
2'th' lSOo, aud died Oct 10Th, 1873
anu was, consequently, aged 80 Years,
months and III days. He married
Miss Elizabeth Riley in Tennessee in
loJ3 or 1884, and soon afterwards lin
1854 removed 10 jacksonville, where
be has ever since resided. Thi, lady.
VII" has shared in all the vIcisirudr.
oil iiie' true wife in every respecl-
a woman Of extraordinary intelligence
aud rare christian virtue-.lill sur
wives him.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-16

HOWELL n HESatr ~. Louis Mo. az.
'ui au'h"riZed Agents To contract for sdyrr.
using for HE BEACON
= VI PErrISGihL \ Co. ~ Park Row
corner herknaH street. New York are ,u,r
authuriZru agent, lor y Y
ii. T. HUcBAR' lv-r'l-Iny Agent. New
Haven. Conn. ~'li c"i,nrraci tor aty-rrl>.
m-nrs Tor the bEAcoS
NR JAS " N,lrI, g Mr. Il. Fiunm :
'fa"f"rd street hrrh -hHra. t,a- 1 Il .u-huri,,
!" c"htrart Tor advertising aui uan>a-t ,hi,-r
business ~ agent i'r the BsACuF IN thai cIry
aud Delta az
Richland beacon., 1878-11-16

Jno. A. Hemler, Esq, Tax Assessor for
k'chland parish. is our authorized agent for
the entire parish. to collect all dues and re-
ce've and receipt for new subscriptions TO the
BEACON. We will place in his hands the
accounts Of those who are in arrears, and
hope that they will all be prepared to settle
with him when he calls on them to assess
their taxes. If
Richland beacon., 1878-11-16
Centenary Coi.eg

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an ntli. 80 per "otiu. AMI ~ privatr
ia"iir> al c"rtr>l"'ndingiy o.' rates. rut
particulars aud catalogue. a,iir-.s
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Aug 3. lS7S-2m