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Farm Notes.

The ST. Louis Fair association has an in
debiednsss Of $4,000.
Cattle hoofs at the present time are worth
$50 per ton These hoofs are now made into
horn buttons.
At recent potato show IN England. where
nearly 400 plates were shown, a large mum
Der were of American varieties.
Thomas Jefferson said: LET the farmer
forevermore be honored in his calling for
they who labor in the earth are the chosen
people of God"
Agriculture, we are told. IS to be rnade an
obligatory study In all elementary schools of
Frsr &c. This is q recent action OF the French
Senate. and was adopted by a majority OF
PSI votes
The best herds Of dairy COWS in tbis coun-
try yield from 600 10 500 pounds Of cheese
per COW Few OF these are thoroughbreds,
but are selected from the best grades of the
various breeds.
The Ingalls, COW, native with long horns
and large belly, when she run TO pasture
end had two quarts of meal per day. gave
the first week 10 pounds, the second week 20.
and the third week 81 pounds of butter.
One Of the first, if not the first, agricul-
tural implement patented in this country,
nearly 80 years ago, was ''for an engine for
the more speedy cutting of grass" The
paientee Was Joseph jerks, 5r.. q scythe
manufacturer.
J. W. Lang, OF Waldo county, Me-. once
said that farmers clubs, market days, cheap
untrammeled transportation, diffusion OF
knowledge and cooperation ara among the
most potent means of Kidding productive
industry of those parasites now sapping its
life blood.
The successful farmer does nothing for
livelihood but farm. III he has money, be
invests il IN q way that will improve bis
farm. He informs himself as to his business
and goes to work in an intelligent ms amer.
Upon such farms no weeds stand as high as
mans head, nor are fences neglected, builc-
iDgs dilspidsted, implements left exposed to
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Don't Temporize with piles.

0intments, lotions, electuaries and all man
ner OF quack nostrums are a waste OF time
and money. The only absolutely infallible
cure for this painful disease is "Anakesis,"
discovered by DR., Silsbee. hast been pro-
nounced by scientific men as the happiest
discovery made in medicine for 200 years.
1t affords instant relief from pain in the
worse cases and has cured more than 20 600
sufferers permanently. sAll doctors pre-
scribe il. 'AnakesIs" is sent free by mail on
receipt of price. 81 90 per box. Samples
gratis, by the sole manufacturers. Messrs. p.
Neustaedter & Co., box 5 946. y. Y.
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Watering Cows.

Michigan Farmer
II you desire to get large yield OF rich
milk, give your COWS every day water
slightly warm and slightly sailed. in which
bran has been stirred at the rate of one quart
to two gallons of water. You will find, if
you have not tried this daily practice. that
your COW will give % per cent. more milk
Immediately under the effects OF 1t, and she
wiz become 80 accustomed to the diet as to
refuse to drink clear water unless very
thirsty. But this mess she will drink almost
any time, and ask for more. The amount of
this drink necessary is ordinary water
pail full at time, morning noon and
NIGHT
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THE INDEPENDENTLY REVIEW.
EIour: Grain and Hay.

Flour Is IN good demand. Wheat is firmer
higher for March, with a good demand for
cash and futures. Corn is &c lower, but steady
at the decline, with an active market, liberal
receipts and fair shipping demand. Futures
strong, with sales of 5000 bushels May at SIC.
Seaboard markets firm on cash, lower on flu
lures. Chicago May of &c. Oats are In good
demand at quotations.
Flour-We quote: New process, 81 OOa7 so;
fancy. IS 25cs6 75 family, IS 7506 10; low grade,
So 75a5 90. Buckwheat dour-Jobbing lots,
50 1916.
Wheat-The following were public bids and
nff..rs To sell at the Call Board:
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(0verheard at a restaurant Loquacious
lady-"And you Chinese actually eat rice
with ohopsticks? How funny" Chinaman-
You tinkee so?' Loquscious lady-"0f
course. Why we use spoon" Chinaman
so didee we, madam, long go when
Chinee muchee barbarian too,"-Funny
Folks
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Sci Back Forty-Two Year..

was troubled for many years with Kid
ney complaint, gravel, etc my blood be-
came thin; 1 was dull and inactive; could
hardly crawl about; was an old worn-out
man all over. Could get nothing to help me
until got Hop Bitters, and now am a boy
again; my blood and kidneys are all right
am -, and have no doubt il Will do as well
for others of my age. It is worth trial.
Father
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SRrArFoED, Ont, Aug. /, 1874.

SRTATFoRD. Ont, Aug. 1, 1874.
Having become almost entirely cured of
extreme debility. through the use OF Fell
lews' Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites,
l feel it but just to put the fact or record.
My case had resisted all other medicine, but
succumbed TO three bottles of Fellows Hy-
pophosphites CHAs III. ROBERTSON.
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Marshall,

The Voltaic Belt company, Marshall
Mich, will send their Celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts and other appliances to the af-
ficted upon trial A sure cure guaranteed
for all diseases of q personal nature, nervou
and debilitated systems resulting from I'm
natural causes. Also, for all diseases OF the
liver, kidneys rheumatism, paralysis and
many other diseases. For full particulars
address as ADORE.
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Indianapolis Live stock Market.

STOCK 1ARDSs req. y.
Hogs-Receipts, 2,lSS head; shipments, Alb
head. The market opened slow and drag
ging, at fully 59l0c decline on Saturdays
prices Very light receipts of ordinary quail
lty. Packers have not bought to-day, and
only offer "a Is for best light hogs closely
assorted; Closed quiet with a few loads held
over. We quote:
Heavy snlpplng 414 %
Light packing and piDg..-..-...... Is
Roughs and -. 1908 30
Sheep-Receipts, $50 head; shipments, 4lo
head. Market good, with steady and strong
demand for best grades. The supply is short
of the demand. Extra fine car load lots of l40
lbs. average, would bring Il to &c above quo
tations. We quote:
10 to l40 lbs. average SO95 90
lOO 10 Ito los. aVer8Se...--.....-. 4Oog3 ~
Common OO93 %
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Young man" said the orator, impress
sively, do you want TO 90 down to drunk
ards grave "WelI," replied the young
man, with the careless grace of a man who
isn't accustomed to refusing, II don't care il
/ do. Whereabouts is your grAye?n
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COMMERCIAL.

Trade has been active for the entire week.
The markets, one and all, are firm at quota
lions.
The following table shows the amount of
grain In store In this city at the present time:
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the weather, and stock unshelter cred and un-
cared for, but everything denotes thrift and
enterprise.
Do not remove the straw coverings from
plants that have been protected during the
winter when the first warm days come. The
most dangerous time Is during the alternate
freezing and thawing of early spring. Let
the covering remain on until all danger from
cold nights IS past.
The famous Lincolnshire OK, fed by Lord
Marlborough, weighed 3,712 pounds. live
weight and measured IL feet 10 inches from
nose 20 setting of tail, III feet l inch in
girth, 3 feet inches across back in three
pIaces-the hip, shoulder aud middle back;
IA inches from breast 10 ground, 9 inches in
girth of fore leg, and % inches between the
fore legs.
rigid law should be enforced against any
neglect to remove or bury any stock dying of
disease, as the most careful sanitary measures
in stock raising, will not prevent cOntaglon
from spreading 30 long as diseased stock are
exposed to contact or proximity with
healthy stock. And any person guilty of
such neglect should be held Just as culpable
as il he removed bedding from a pest house
and threw 1t in the public highway.
Pure seeds and pure breeds are in the line
OF improvement. Mules and crosses are
not. Never mix distinct species or races or
breeds with hope of improvement Never
mix the inferior with the inferior in the at
tempt TO breed up. Take up no cross in this
field with the hope of exertiDg the best point
on either parent Never mix dissimilar va
rieties, and only mix any varieties In the
hope of IN ting the best p nts of both
as the fine quality in one with the earlines
IN the other, or productiveness with vigor,
or causing some other desirable ends TO
meet.
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MtseeIlaneous Nfarkefs.


sCandies-Tbe market rules quiet We quote /:
Stick candy, l20l21zc: mach. drops, ll1x9I2c;
Kisses l21z@l5c; nut candy, l7925c; gum drops,
hard, 2Oc, and Arabian gum drops, 1IG,l3c
rock candy, l60l7c: lozenges. lS0a2Oc: common
cle, nc per 10. Lemons, Messina, S6 5006 20.
Oranges, "a 50@5 so per box; Valencia, 50.
Leather-Market steady and firm. We quote:
Oak sole at 3Sa44c: hemlock sole at 239S2c;
D@42c per ID; French calf 81 l5al IS per ID;
city calf slal 10 per ID; city kip 65990c per Id;
upper kip Sz0d050 per dOz.
Nuts-Almonds, soft shelled, per To-. 22623c:
nlberts, l21zalic; Brazil nuts, $40; Naples
walnuts, Bol4c; English walnuts. l21zc; pea
nuts, red. e%c raw; &c roasted; white &C raw;
&c roasted.
0ils-Are in good request. We quote:
Linseed, raw and Bank Oll........ 60a55
boiled lStraits oil-...---..6596O
t-aiu OIL extra IOl Benzlne ....-...----.. IL
Lard OH No. H.. 60Castor oil-......-. 90ds1
Lard oil, No. g.. 47lCoal oil, Indiana
Miners oil----....6O965 legal teSt......l61ze9l7
Lubr1cating oil .-.2O940l
Powder and Shot-We quote rife powder at
"a 0@5, and blasting at a2 5092 IS per key
Patent shot ats S5al 60
Timers SupplieS-Demand good and prices
firm. We quote:
Best charcoal tin, l c, l0xl4 and lix20 sll per
box; G, l2xl2, sll Is per box; X, l0xl4 and
l4x20, Sl3 per box; 1 Y, 12xl2 SIS % per box; c
l4x20 roofing tin best brand. $40 SO per box; c
a)x2S roofing, s2l so; block tin in pigs 2Sc; in
bars, SOC; q B. iron, IS 25 charcoal re- Moore
heads galvanized iron, list Lead, in pigs, &c:
in bars, Sc, Sheet zinc, l0c; in full casks, &c
iess.&Granite iron ware . per cent. discount.
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= 2 II.
Bran-slS 50 bid per ton sl4 Is asked
Hay-Choice baled timothy, sl4 OO9I6 90 pei
ton; choice upland prairie sl2al4.
The Provision Market
We quote as follows:
Dry Salt Meats-Short ribs, SIC; shoulders,
&c.
Iard-Pr1me steam, 75Sc.
Sweet Picked Meats-Hams, Shz9sNc, ae-
cording TO age and average
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EAST LIBERTY, Feb. 9.-Jattle-keceipts
since Friday LOO head of through and 749 head
OF yard stock total for the week ending to-day
2499 through and 4 .53 local, against 2,O40
through and ASS head local the week before.
The supply SO far Is light for yard sales, and
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ovERSNlENr SECURITIES.

Sterling, so days...4S215 New per cents..-IO5
Sterling, sight. 1917 u. s. IU
u. s. 6s, Sl.....I05l New U. 8. 4s..........l06
NoTE-The purchasing price for Government
bonds in indianapolis varies from the New
York quotations H9l per cent.
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Richland beacon., 1880-06-26

Five negroes were arrested in Gum Swamp
las, week suspected Of being implicated in the
murder OF Mr. Lew Rogers, whose death we
mentioned in our last issue. Bob Gordon and
his son Bob were supposed TO be the princi'
pals in the assassination Of Mr.. Rogers
They were arraigped before Judge Brigham
las, Tuesday for preliminary examination,
Mr.. D. Todd representing the State Mr.. II. II.
Nafi the two Gordons. The principal Wit.
ness used by the State, was one Of the bucks
the, had been arrested as an acco nnlice Of the
Gordons. Everything pointed, during the
examination Oh Tuesday, TO the positive guilt
Of little Bob Gordon but by some means the
counsel fer the Stale got at the bottom Of
some soiher facts than those that had been
told on the witness stand, and on Wednesday
Ire had one Jordon Sampson bronght 10 the
bar charging him with the murder Of Mr.. Rog-
gers. One Berry Ray turned State 3 evidence,
and, if he swore the truth, le, the whole "ca,
on, ofibe wallet" He swere tina, Jordan had
told him frequently that be intended to XIII
Mr.. Rogers iha, he had made things easy fer
the hands on the Pargaud place, in Ouachiia
parish year or two ago; TIA, he would zive
the hands on the Heard ,ace--,..e piace On
which Mr.. Rocs.s was k!l !ed--an easy time
BY ".asing the old fellow down." and tia, he
;od him Berry, abou: m,inigh, after Mr.
Rogers was killed that he had Ego: him" d"
ln3eed, We have never heard more positive
testimony than that given by Berry Ray
asains, Jordon Sampson. Everyh points
TO his undeniable guilt Others may have
been with Jordan, bu, the evidence places
him in the most unenviable lish, of any one
else.
As We 60 TO press the examination is in
progress Other evidence and facts may vel,
be unear,hed which Will give an entirely
dihxJen, phase 10 the whole case. Mr.. Todd
is working like bee TO bring the scamp that
took Mr.. Rogers life TO justice, and we hope
and believe he will succeed. He's "bad
medicine" wber he gets after a culpri,.-
Morshcuse Clarion
Richland beacon., 1880-06-26
GoDEY's LADY's Book FOR JuLY, $50.

The July nuo.ber Of this ever popular mag
azine, which opens its sis, year, comes trow-
ded with attractions suitable for the season.
barley contributes one of his selections from
the poets, a scene from Trowbridges "Vaga
bonds full Of power and pathos. For toilet
suggestions "Godey" is always unrivalled, and
this number contains both illustrations and
chiicha, that will be reliable guide for a
summer wardrobe Of taste and beauty. The
Novelties" are especially attractive, aad the
embroidery on fan OF bel, can be altered in
colorins to suit any costume, or can be wor Ied
as companion articles IN the same flowers.
Nothing finishes ligh, summer dress more
tastefully than one Of the belts in contrasting
OF delica.ely harmonizipg colors. We are
sure the ladies will agree in this opinion.
The literary matter is, as ever, Of the very
best, including two entertaining serials, stories
and poems Of great interest, and a most
charming description Of summer room Of
luxury and one Of taste without expense
Evesy department is perfect in its specially,
and Contributors will welcome the July
Cooley with delight We will furnish the
BEACON and Godey's Lady's Book for one year
at the low price Of So GO on application a,
this Office.
Richland beacon., 1880-06-26
A Bear in Alto.

4 correspondent informs US tha. on June
10Th, Mr.. w H. Duff sen, his little brother.
in-la~ - drive up the calves. He had found
the calves aud started home Nth them, when
On hearing 4 noise behind him, he looked
around and saw large bear following. The
little fellow tried 10 set his little dog on Bruin,
but the dog was too sagacious to be en,iced
into ,acking such an ugly beast and made
for home Is fast as his legs would carry him.
The boy then hid behind log, with the hope
that Bruin would pass by without noticing
him; but that is not the nature of bears He
came snifiing the air right where the boy was
crouching, who seeing that the effort 70 hide
was useless, sprang up and struck the bear
sharp blow across the ne:k, which, strange to
say, turned and fed into the woods, while
the boy ran home and related his adventure
Several citizens turned out with dogs, horns,
guns, pistols and other implements Of des,ruc.
ton. and gave chase to the bear, but after
chasing II ihrough fields and woods, bramb!es
and brakes until a Ia ,e hour, they gave up the
chase and returned home completely ex-
hausied, the correspondent says, to find them
self barred on, Of their houses by the female
population and forced to spend the night out
doors; but We don't believe this, tor women
are not such big towards as to mistake their
husbands, father: or brothers FOR bears, unless
they deserve to be. At any rate, they did not
capture the bear, which may yet eat a half
dozen small boys, if they are no, plucky like
our little fri, end.
Richland beacon., 1880-06-26
John W. Wamsley. State Of Louisiana,
VS.. No. l7oS. Parish OF Franklin,
John w. Willis. NParlsh Conn.

BY virtue Of a writ OF f. ia. issued from
the Honl. Parish Court in and for the Parish
Of Franklin. State Of Louisiana. in the above
entitled and numbered suit. and TO me q,
rected, as Sheriff Of the Parish of Richlard,
said State, have seized and will offer for
sale at public auction before the court house
door iu Rayvie, La, on
Saturday, the 3rd, day Of July, 1880,
to the last and highes, bidder the following
property, to-wit:
One lot Of land in the town Of Delhi. parish
Of Richland and state above mentioned,
known as block Ne. one on Bishops plat of
the town OF Delhi. and bounded and described
as follows ,owii: Fronting on the north on the
n. l.. I. Railroad reserve, bounded on the
east by lands Of Mrs. p. CoTdelia Bishop. and
on the south by the Fisher lot, and on the
west by Broadway street, together with all the
buildings thereon or hereto belonging and the
rents and revenues accrueing riierefrom; sezed
as the properly Of John W. Willis. and viii
be sold to satisfy sa,d WI, of f. IA and all
costs.
Terms OF Ssle-cash, witt IN. benefit Of
appraisemen;. LEN SCOTT.
Sheriff Office, Rayvile, La ShefiT.
May END, lSs0.-7,
Richland beacon., 1880-06-26

Any person who may desire q copy of the
amended edition Of the Louisiana Magi,-
trase and Parish Officers Guide" for 1850,
hV Hon. H. NJ. SPofford aud Judge Olcott, and
which is m indispensable necessity in every
Magistrate's Office, can: procure one for three
dollars, sent BY registered letter, money order,
draft or ctsck, to Jas. A. Gresham, No.
Camp Street, New Orleans.
Richland beacon., 1880-06-26

Sheriff Scott and Deputy William. departs
cd for BaDo Rouge on Tuesday morning, with
the prisoners sentenced to the peniien,iary at
the last term of court, to wit, Charley Mel
son, for life Mary Jane Henderson, for five
years, and VI. NJ. Gwin, for one year.
Richland beacon., 1880-06-26

A gun was fred into the residence OF J.
W. Sinms one nigh, last week. by supposed
would-be assassin, but without doing any
damage. /, is a great pity that such fiends
incaxnaie arc n1 detected in the act and killed
upon the spot; for no persons life is safe
while such creatures are allo wed to exist.
Richland beacon., 1880-06-26

We hear Of ~ complaint Of the cotton
worm having made i,s appearance in this
parish yet, oat we notice that i, has appeared
an Ouachifa. Caldwell and several othe,
psristes west of tbs. and also in other States.
This is startling news, a, j, is very early for
1t TO make its appearance.
Richland beacon., 1880-06-26
House Furnishing Goods,
Tin Ware Pumps, Pump Pre-,
Sheet .ad Brirk and Tile,
l59 Washington street.
Vickshurg. NJ tsN.

Al,o agent Tor the GOTHIC NFNTIIA
TOR and CHIMNEY Tor. thar Will cure
smokey chlmneys and L. the veiv thing for
ventilaung Mach!nc Shop, Il p-rc',.
Car ShoPs, etc Ia ordering send ma.
measurement, Of top Of rt.ufh.y or venula,nf
shaft. Arril 2is', ls79-ly
Parties can lsav. their c:rd-r, aEi money
with Wiley p. Mangham for he wells sc
Richland beacon., 1880-06-26

The editor has been too i'll this week to
write for his paper. What little he ha. writ.
ten has besn done while te was propped up
n his bed with pillows; 30 you mus, excuse
all errors o. shortcomings.
Richland beacon., 1880-06-26

Thsse have been few lish, showers this
week, hui not enough to amour, to season.
From tho appearance Il the clouds, we are
led to hope that some other portions of the
parish have Jared better than this neg hbor-
hood. The crops have 90, yet suffered for
rain thouRh the gardens have
Richland beacon., 1880-06-26

Owing to our severe illness, we were de-
pr;vsd Of tho pleasure of attending the Ma.
sonic barbecue II Delhi on Thursday, which
10 matter Of real regret to us, for we know
that it was a splendid affair; and besides, we
loss a good opportunity Of seeing a number Of
our esteemed friends A brass band came
out on the train from Monroe, and gave US a
,sns while the train stopped at the depot
hsss. We hope some Delhi friend will give
~ IN account Of the affair for our next issue
Richland beacon., 1880-06-26

J. Newt Pitts has moved tho books. papers
DC, Of the clerk Of the 5th dis,ric, court into
tho nor'h end Of the house occupied by the
recorder, while those belonging 10 the latter
department Of his Office remain where they
have been for the las, several years.
Richland beacon., 1880-06-26
] he Beacon for the Campaign,

We are Jns, entering upon an important
poIi'rai campaign; and believing ,ha, many
o' our citizens would AXE 20 set the paper
DUNG the camraisn, bu, d. 40, feel able to
take II all the time We have corc.ndei 10 offer
u from The first OF April or from anv ,ime
.urins a Pr! n The end Il the year far s. 80.
lie: our -db.cr,osrs .u:CI,. ,hei1 ne.s. boz ::
.h.s rrCrosI;IDr Il
Richland beacon., 1880-06-26

Some of our friends ssem to think that if
~ would rsdscs our price our subscription
Is would increase. We have tined this two
or three times without accomplishing any
- rssui. However, although many other
u,psrs have run up their priess on account of
- high prise a paper, ws would be perfect
!, wiling = uy aSain II We had any assu.
- Of issssasiag o.: eiseulation-with our
.uuosus cissahaoa or present rate does not
~ us 81 psisiag tAs psPsr-would not if
.v,sy ssssssibss ps,d ~. which they DO not
ns god AsaL Dss hsss s chat We pro-
- 10 10: Evsy nsv sahsesiber Who pays
.us dollar within the naxt month can have
A, BsAcox all nazs January. With the
oueuiss thaf. Il hs pays two dollars during
- ~ vssk in Dsesabss b "a. have h all
seynr. We no pseeiss that II our cir.
~u0uipa dAall hsss i9sssssd even svo hp..
- ~ shs - q IL ysas. - cut our pnes
An 20 rve a'srs year sOs the future.
Richland beacon., 1880-06-26

CASTLE HALL, EUREKA LODsE No. II,
Endow wment Rank, Section No. 1888
Delhi, La Jure 2lst, lee0.}
A; meeting Of Section No 1873, he'd June
10Th, j; was unanimously resolved.
That We tender our thanks 70 Brothers Z.
r. McLemore, c. II. Moore, (. c. Mont.
gomery, Jules P. Giliy, ". p. Mangham,
Joseph w. Sin.ms, Jno. p McCorkle 3 o.
Edwards snd Lem Scott, CT c. r. Bafour
Lodge Section No. AS, Rayv.lie, La, for
kindness in ins;.,u;ins Section No. i33 =:
Delhi La.
Be il resolved, that copy Of this resolution
be sent BY the Secretary and Treasurer TO
Section No. AS, Rayville, La; ,ha, it be
spread upon our minutes, and published in
the RIcHLAsD BEACON and Delhi Times.
Committee SIMON STEIN, CAairm'n.
JSo. d. TooNBs,
E. W. THOMSON.
Castle HALL, BALForR LOPEZ No. L. }
Knights of Py,hias.
AT an election held ,his day the following
officers Were unanimously elected:
Juie, p. Gll,y, Chancellor Commander;
!. +" r.,.-...s. li;e C.a@ce:lo-,
John s. SaDalsr.:a, Prela.-;
II. 4. Lines, Master Of EAche1uer;
W. " DAVIS, Master OF Finaace;
O. I. Smith, Keeper Of Record, and Seal;
C. 2. Balour, Naster-at>Arms
B o. Edwards, Inner Guard;
John B. Davis, Outer Guard.
b r. McLEMORE, &. c.
B. o. EDWARDS,
Keeper of Records & Seal Pro,er.
Richland beacon., 1880-06-26

We are Indebted to Hon. J. Floyd ning for
copy Of the Repor, upon Cotton Insects for
1879. BY J. Henry Coms,ock, En,omoogis, to
tho Department Of Agriculture.
Richland beacon., 1880-06-26
J. B. Merwin, Editor Of the Journa

]. B. Merwin, Editor Of the Journal
of Education says:
People begin to realize that !: costs
more to hang . man, to board and
lodge . man 10 the prisons. than it
would to teach him the duties and re-.
sponsibiiities of American citizenship
and how to get an honest living; that
it costs far more to msintsin system
of prisons than Of education.