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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

twnstorv frame housr win .os " ~ 80
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leth-st. n 9 ,l' II " OF 49,, 49, | $1,000
q6srCe v coy 81 . -Js'., ocxlo.t Newo"t d" 4,eae
"a JrnS'.' et', 20 =, -, , ~, III st.. .i,5
5iih - Z . 80 +, 90 - +. sf.l,a. 4 vlna.
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'r.--f. u. A'"' "''''l' -i '' W. ljo0o
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

y r.,@ii or 1sagr lady best references can FOR one
@s-A- 81 ~ Las. ga =. -
~. ~ o,.lg man. 49,, 81 NM
e,t Of TsieSencss &odrsss J. a. cH1PiAN 800 West
c,WED,SH EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
y y.R 9 S.'rsa i ao n and GcrSn & G
landed. SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 100 L"''
80 ,c7777-c7 GO p -,7 American woman 10
" wox ~ ia Gs; ra5 %a,ler ana cleaner
terence-. 30 "erI lolL ~. Lcl.,
a,inan5He uAhie1--.l i@teS-
~ , . ,n i' ii soo ans,.ron house i. rar VIII
u. a., ' ,yi. 10 e ' s -1' H0'''''
4 a. I.r it r-o6 n crcalt house where
ra-e iu-c position ala-v n'oteci
f o5 IN st' e., 60 II ed IN a. OF - ' W.
RE<PFcTARLE Young man o. nineteen
= go i ION ~ .ro sire r,,A },,' e. - .o1a
% r amt WI drvat. D.. re r 10 ;Ic Interest," OF .'-
eha'5,i. = 'l', 80 - 49, j., - -, 90
- e..s an, ,1r,. ig +. a 70 ;,rn r. ha,d 90
aa.ns ao1 n -gl ,' wa c' h. Ssr YoS 5,y b.
,,aon inc re- e,- hofr--s Ia MAS MAHhH, 81 2orth
ErJ. st.. Ptnglke.p be. N Y.
4 ~, ~ "a -, t.Irss .tre Nc. er,s ~.
n. ra,,t- Or ..e. h.- r exc. ri mai
h..-r.- ASpRaw arss- Ho,t Cfeste.. y /.
yElj!EE EFpT.t arlaerrr0 clerk or CDifa,-
- -er-at a coare. cn- uHfres- man ~ ~ h'' h'f
VS.. ,,.,.e-. 90 T. ,Is 80 Jci.rJ-n
-.. HItoolrn.
,(,ssIIlFR ~ BIRTEEDFR--',y 4 re.DccsI-
= '.l '1 10 ...c,. ,,5 ~.ti.. rro--nrrs
.-i,r..s -9l-:r .r,a .cl ,.aiI I;t'.sr st.-.y-.
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I n ale,a. a. "a, r., a.. . hal ~
rcre''ri p. e-'' pun ~ ..t D.. -urs Il
AZ t'i,' @.''' .-.,'' 30
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-ir-t
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---. ,f -o... r-. w world Iilr =
....... d. l,,.-e Il BIZ. -iIa ,a.a .O1-ing
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, ,-...,,..r. d., - ,-,-
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/ ~. ISIS or @-IL~A Nd. 70 "Hi W +'D"-
= Aan %: - DO IT,, ,. 3D. sp %' .. .a ,, w.
go.i r.rr -,-- A'.I''' a. D-'''' 80 '
J -N'-ih '''
I /vtAl--tf Jay GROOM 81 UsoTUl ard
r,,-- .. .,-,.I man s....f to 1rt pac cotcu-
rci-r aoi atr,' q vo, ,ean t, T.'ia- a'aoohs
GARDENER. 6c.--Pro;e ant Dutch pair
x yo' ear. .d ..n. rl-.'- -rec Ho1s., % 1'I
% ever, way gI.n r1- horses atd t0"F ''' I'd &c 9
,l+sseo .rs,-ca-- place. .'' t-r pi '' ''"
i.fst0i. yc.F references ''-'-' ",t' ''' '''."
4 st,ctf-
rn.a wi n- Store crl< or lE't ori'f
ia. s r,..cs 81 t.,..atc. -'c AIr+- j.. b. p'-'
B "a 1850 Ffiiof IT, $50 'N4'a-
MIDDLE AGED married man as wor'lnr
~ fartsr cf'ti .ns.'f fa'. ID f"l'"'''- 49,
'i-' ''u -. az ~ p tr-st.f.ri t.i-f.nr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
60 Whom II Han Concern

NIX. PATRICK T.. O'NElLD, formerly or
- CArn'ouac. lfc requested To- return ~
15-i!c1ie win m. HIS tecie John DohevtY - uea1
80 =. o. DphkI.iY, s.s.eitsg. LoodonaeTfy lLei1h
~ ltS l An / 10 au order OF tie Hon. X. l..
Arrrro1e. JuSge notice gwen al persons HAVING
use against Herman Herr % PRESENT hrr q is 10 no
q, AZ his oCe ia Nasssu ST., NeU YORK S4is' O4
W ,Syibse September - $50.
'aly lssv. JACOB WOLF Assignee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

NEwPORT LINT, for specla united y ckeia steamers
NEWPOKr An ID Old COLONY
Of Murray ST.. dav ~dnfay
excepted connecting ~ newport Win r-b rApS'
Tram. arriving ElatOu AZ $3.50 A. ~
Returning leave BosOn from Oa colony Deuot at p m
be secuied IN Ne"l OK ~ IL
Per - NOrth Eiver. and on board steamers o %,
GRO t. cos NOl, Oent Pass' AsL
pORDrN q LOWELL. ARCut4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
Bifambodis ana Railroads..

ALBANY DAY BOATs.-ALBANY and
"a G. yIBBAID day SUNDAYS excepted irays Essny
al No. landing at Sysex Ferry. west point Sewburg
Poughaeepsls Rhlne6ccE: n CatsEill and Hadso ~
rn by down 6at Connect At Rhnebect by fry, with
ne 3 nna ng 0s the Grt f and W ee
coupons goo on me Hudson River r. received for pa'
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Fer, station In New York. foot Ut Idberfv."t ,,
Perry station IN BROOKLYN foot Of Fulton-st Je"oiIS
Comnenc ing Jane 81. 1ssOLeave NewYOrk foot Of Lib
b!s,I a. M For aston, bethlehem Wind cap. Mach
Chrnk Tananeud. Dntton, Upper Lehigh. WUAeSOasre
7i5 a m-for Flcmngton D. T. and Western r. r..
Faston. Bethlehem, Mauch Chunk. ramsGna etc.
Esston Allentown. aeadiHg. Harrsburg. Manch chung
psnvile WIam>port Iamaqua, D.iftOL NintcoAe pper
Io.j6a q. m For -omervile Flemngron etc.
p m.-For eringon. tsston Allentown. Reading Har
go par iIsmnato Raeton Bethlehem Wind Gap
40 n m.-For scnooley's Mounian High Bridge Branch
I.t5 For -omeryie Pennington etc.
$50 p m-For Iason. Doh. Lack ana Wee r. r.. Allen
town Rercius HARRISBURG. Mauch Chunk WEesbarrc etc
Fof ppaabefh-AI 80 6l5 Gas TO 7f5 $40 o. $50
iOl, 1o5, III 80 u m 100 l50 = 20 . ;t;'n
7 7.l5 "a. s:I5 9.I5 1918 il, II p m
SUNDAY tran. leave At $40 L. H. - p n Tor R9uad BTooH
E6s XewISAt 5.i5 65 C:i5 ms t1. s:l5 s:s5 al5
as g. e:l5 $50 III. t.i5 ol5 lo:l5 li:i5. ~ IA
For aims lo,a points -rt zinc 'D'r 20 STATIONS
loat- % the Brook W fre make coaHe' ioGs
Jersey C!iy 10 aud IRON brooyn an Lre Depot
NETWORK AND Long BRANCH DIVE
ALL RA1r. LINE rar Perrin Anloy south Ambny, Mat
avap kcypori. Hazet Id4 etoTn ed btik iitt4e ~ver
FranchF,rt Lone Brrrh. tlbeTon Deal Beech ocean ,
POM Pics NJ ramS Ri-er Barncea; ftiintc civ &c
Leave New or oot e Lpery-st 1t o:i0 40 y LAD
d. For io Atiapte tiiij. 1850 ?. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
5ummer Resorts.

SLOAT MANSION. V. l. TODD. Ptopuetor.
- E,,rflv Of the Abeniar ~urst eoa 'nHg, kocN'
bard q. = \ 'ei u. ne i,n'- "ie1'
rains oe ud htf hOur, Um New htrs on Toe RI" ha4'
mad ia gngy ARES awr ,ls sGd hath fne drives v03t'
inc ASKING ,d hunting are p@Ll aud ave minutes ~sis
from depot.
..TE7HE PARRY HOUSE, BEACH HAVEN,
"
Five rI''es ~ hunfrr ''rd N ~ the o'r~h Tvs
:, sr,. he bay iJ nAsh4ng.
1s1ing a NJ etc Dositve r III rom '~thni ant nav
,.,.,~ 1T .~r.falao t1lou. hundrcl nav
iniAls ma
= -, DARN IL. a. %. 3D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-Yors. Wedues. las. Avs Il. $50
The following sales were held at the TX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

OFFICES 10 LEI IN tac buildings 3, , and
~ H-. rl.s. aIt 9 20 10 Na-aad-st. ISL Ian u j.
WHITING. Bec1nals'
no LEASE.-At - West 20th-st., ncai
jt ave. Ulf.o- dI.I room altcIrn add y seepl'5
IJmA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVl-
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY

Lave foot OF Lbey-s, for Freehold at 10 ll.i5 a. M
& 5.to, % y.
y EW -JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ BAY Rot rE-tor u .aiilands Bcicr'te. ~ealrigit
Monmouth Beach l,tIuucvue Long Branch ocean r1ve
A-bury rar- Cat Point Pleasant. toTia fVcr b@fno
gId Nn-lsId. ATLANTIC CITY. cfc go
Leave Ne loot Lb st. q. 800. 1913 a. me- IIo
345. %. ~.
Pr AfIam,,c CITY $40 z. m.-through cars
SUNUAVs-y..J q. IA. Tor Long Branch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

iror6.pn prorcrtu iOr sale ana ~ lei.
| OTIS in BROOKLYN-ln large and small
u pos % very ow ulicc, for Investment .
AULAND * WHITING. 40. . Bee&nah 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
Arctlon es.cs Of NeGl Gstatc.

~, ~ hogAs SULLIVAN. AUCrosREH.
( nal I'll MORTGAGE SALE.-Ihe under
slehe vii sell a. pubic auction, ~ virtue Of chA'
fisHAge Oh THURSDAY l2th dly Of Angust lo7N ~
a. . L. al a l4l Bo-d4y ia s city the IN
-e"4es o. ~Sr BE- bY aeI ~ Tie NOR K1soc-
AsHEEL r. FITC II. AtiCT-og f0r Aorgases
- 4s1zlst-, y c@- OLh NA1Js
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
iil2',6 81 FULL BAND arl LEVY every A's'a''n

r,,rs ,,,.css g.l Lake baggage from any place EeS
-or ar! alausrt llat,au Beach tA.-r i'hN 81
,;r-pI h ,a- " Frevutss every -ata-dy evening W
IL / AXaAnrl ENh- .l.ul -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

DROsPECT PARK HOTEL
4 CATSKILT. y. Y
FIU-T-CIA=H ACCOM- MNuAIf0AS FOB s0o.
OPEN UNTIL &C ODER !.
PECsPTCr PARK nrrEL COMPANY
r r Ho5APpt~ Manage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

twn story frsme huusr. with o's " Manfo- AZ =
100 10. Of .r,r 50 .z4tl W~-nl, e-ch 500 ~ ''' 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
A-LM.YnRK 80 BNlHHION 80 3 NAIL-

y WAY. 49,. ,,,,..,,,,,. Avn co>sv
- ~ ani Ir o. 70 gtnu IO.cL D'u1.' iia's i"'t
- no y,- 81, tons crr,as rough ou'sA- ts-ise ~
borsr-a.s. ~ conl.y slll sAn tAlt Nr-ho lL .1ss
sfrsrrrrt RI:f~ANIA and SHADY ~lbr io TIE fi"F
ri,r az Locus Grove .iuni Sow I'd .e@vng T., = "a
lo.t0 a. ~ -tj, = %, "a. -
.O - nom Ter B j. q ~ i.l"I. NJ 1870 t.on 40
. I'D 40 10 6lo. s.tn $40 J.. d. tseiu. i.l- 49,
Bri1ata. D0.cr L. an'l ..N sou A4tV =" H. '''' -"-
-.fN... lu, 40. l.ir 80. .h b. Ai. , . ., ,hs-
eI1se ulrs.rg.r 20 Dali
r,.,t.. uu-tl rOnNc'
~c1r rer 10 Brighton csth irTte- ileN Z" '',i
,o. 49,, may Island fca ctls'
* NE Cnliden Twelve ana font 2 = "'ilu
arr. ranier Boy Eii-e ."AieSts
-i1 - ro' having irD. fiOr 81 Ma.!-~t ~ N D ~
~ Ia ID a n Ie.v Hraht1n Depot % WaI-si ae
IN and ] 7 80 a. n. $40 ..ai b 80 D. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
Gonrirn Droperlp Tor sale dno 90 ri.

AT ORANGE. y. J. ne gh b0rhood apec'alJyl.
- Pros rent. all vrrir 90 I4cs -
cams EDWARD p. ia fITTON. J - lir~-sl. y. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
5,inaI:5ne uanic9-- MGics.

4 y intelligent yGurg m2n OF twenty WanI'
ID GO. luto DIV s0oi mission hurse - IN N ID
u AMI aDg .g uoo5,e- Andres j. - IA lIiI-" -
A az .tTataf- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
EeGl Gstelc 10 GTchduqe.

kKOOhlIN BROWN-STONE RESIDENCE,
"esi "eAi 10 eUrhangc for country reS1oence
49, %. iAD4 l. -oN e. AE-7E GER. 70 Nassau 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

NOR SALE. -,, .u...
tra,t II valuable mineral and. Containing 20 a'rtS
L. d dcsoan De County, Penn c0htalIi"E uep"~'
Address Box g. Media. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

DOrUTI TUtCK NE lO7r N|HuFtD ElI n
49, ,..I All. IN. rA-Ir~E 4iHt CONSIST -I
WIN ABSOLUTE >AFEfl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

IMPERIAL GILMAN NAIL.
4 Hamburg Ame ican Packet ,cWn MS Line ior
rlVd0UVa ,Er-RUOU re-. and HAMBl hG. .
N,IILA y - Aug j. YES PiiA ILL.,. NJ -
FWf-g \ A g. b. LII titt sun
tatts u passacr Plymouth Aonaor Cher TG II an
har. .Ha points Ia tho -DuR co. I-nc ana ~ ~ Jun
.-lll. -rcond CaUiI. AGO -r's1g. $50 Iound ZIP at
.,t,sd MIS- c~f.lse from Hamburg c~ y ave 80.
kINil ROT & Goa C. H. hlDhAHD ~.
- tc-..-.. grt,fa General t.ssacnger A--nts
Va ~ Ir,ss.sr T. l. NO. ca Braadway, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-IWe nty-onr
iAa l i.ch OIL. choice I7Iir every V2Ile'f I-
shslsatA binding n +Kreient c0udu1ni near i'al"
t~syI - J. caTl14-c ho.sr taON very -i 49,
lecsiI tt4r log d. itcArs see RLDGMAS Z0o
4ir1acvaT View York
Nhas gnd arIn. OF every Droe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

RIcoEDED RIAL EsTAt. IN - "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

DORT IL. S5c.-By y steady young man 20
~ . IA bids. ho1r-l and temperate por-er ~ 81 =
GOOD ferlnce,. Call address O" ~ Cp'hE 900 "'s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

FOR SALE-AN EARTHLY PARADISE
4 Lox :. L.mb.a.e Malv md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

-srp,r,s EACH way DAILY. EXCEPT 81 NoAlY
- pr..1s ~ PHILADELPHIA. . IN NEW-iJha.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
6itnatlonS Uanie5--5cMdlts

At THE PROTESTANT SERN ANIS, bU-
n REAr.--A plumber Of swedish girls ana Wo,ael
want uafion- ,cify country cooks. cham
auadressss workers. mattresses &C. rehy NJ ~
PROTESTANT HOAE BUREAU, lJS ON ave "'
llLNnl nfn 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

4 LII RAIL LINE .,-,.,.-.,,.,
LAKE wENIPHttNA GOG ant @ EB1C
On ana at.r june - l-aJ the D1pulri through an WIN
Tor IA viii leave Grad Central DelOt. New f"rN ~
s.. y. Il. e Il. o. r. eU a. m arriving IN We uip,,a
pv early epf pg Dlne STr nencd AZ ME NVtr
i'i '1''hei PAL Ue'I'is' 60 r. HENSTEA p, g 7. A,
4 a. q. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

ORANGE, " J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
~ NtAIs 10 ci an Tor furnished sud un iurn 7'1sA
DAANh \" I'll. q al Il opp al4 OL orange, NJ
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-06-12
The Baptists of Farmerville refused

The Baptists of Farmerville refused
to let the Methodists put new organ
in the Union church, the only church
house in the town and which has been
used for twenty years by both denom-
nations, so the Methodsts propose to
erect a building Of their own. They
have appointed committees to take up
collections for that purpose. We hope
they may meet with success.-Vtenna
Sentinel.
If you considered it important that
you speak of the religious affairs at
Farmerville. you should have informed
yourself as to facts. There never was
q Union church house at Farmerville,
we presume; at least. the one you
mention belongs exclusively to the
Baptists, who have allowed their
Methodists brethren to use it ever
since it was built. The Messenger
and Gazette can give you light on the
entire subject, We suppose, church,
organ and all.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-06-12
Succession Sale.
Succession of William Bacon deceased.

Succession Of William Bacon deceased.
10y Virtue Of an order Of sale issued from
ID the Honorable 9th, pisiric; Court, in arr
Tor the Parish of Richand, State Of Louisiana,
IN III matter OF the Succession of William
Bacon deceased, and to me directed, as sheriff
of said parish OF RichIand will offer for sale
at the last place Of residence Of deceased,
near the town of Girard in said parish on
Thursday, the l7h, day of June.
1880,
at public auction to the last and highest bid
der, the following property to. wit : One yoke
of oxen, one wagon, three cows and calves,
three yearlings, one OK. one mule, one lot OF
hogs, thirty bushels corn more or less, one shot
gun, one lot farming implements, one lot house.
hold and kitchen furniture and one saddle, as
shown by inventory now Oh file in the office
of the clerk, said court.
Terms Of sale cash--at not less than the
inventoried appraisement.
LEM SCOTT, Sheriff.
Sher;hs Office RayviIe La,
June 9TH, 1SS0-2i.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-06-12
Mississippi Valley Cotton Plan
ters' Association.

The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted by this association at its annual
meeting, held a, vicksburg May lStL, 1850
Whereas, We regard the appointment, o {
the Mississippi River Commission, composed
as it is of the first talent Of the land as wise
act, looking to the permanent improvement Of
this the greatest water highway of the world
and the eventual reclamation from overflow
of the most fertile valley Of the globe there
fore, bet
Resoirsd, That we. the Mississippi Valley
Cotton Planters Association, in convention
assembled, do heartily endorse the Mississippi
River Commission, and recognize that they
are charged with one of the most important
engineering works of the century, and earns
estly recommend that the Congress of the
United States pass such acts and make such
appropriations as will enable The carrying out
of the experimental plans proposed by the
Commission for the improvement Of the navi
CATION and protection Of the banks Of the
Mississippi river; be ii further
Rssoired, That we hereby earnestly request
our Representatives in Congress to urge upon
that body the early passage Of bill that will
look to the commencement Of the work recon-
mended by the Commission so soon as the
condition Of the water will admit of it.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-06-12
Improving the Ouachita.

"Tbe river & harbor improvement
bill of $780," says the Bulletin, com.
menting on a paragraph taken from
this paper, knows not the name OF
Ouachi;a"
How comes j: then that we find in
lines 444 and 445 of the House bill
these words: "Improving Ouacbita
river, Arkansas and Louisiana: con.
tinuing improvement, eight thousand
dollars 7" The engineers recommend
an appropriation of $4,000. and the
Senate, We are advised, will be asked
to increase the appropriation to that
amount. We are dealing in facts,
neighbor, not asserlions.-Ouachita
Telegraph.
But you must remember that the
spectacles worn by the Bulletin will
not permit it to see anything that is
done by Gen. King. Wonder if il
will admit that be is trying to have
the Government erect a public build.
ing at Monroe.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-06-12
The Monroe Bulletin says: 1--WE

The Monroe Bulletin says: 1--WE
wish we could say something to please
the HIGHLAND BEACON" We rejoice
to see you say so, for as long as one
has an honest desire to be pleasant
there is some hope of success.
You have already said good many
things that pleased US; but your
attacks upon General Kings personal
character does not, and would not if
we were not supporter Of his. We
can tell you just bow you can please
US. You can d. 80 by lauding your
avorite to the safety Of your hearts
desire, so long as you do not assail
the character of some other gentleman
who may chance to stand in the way
of bis preferment. Peans of praise
to our esteemed friend Col. Robert
Richardson will not displease US at
all, but we cannot admire or commend
assaults upon the character Of gen
tleman, even though be should not
happen to be our friend.
We considered your insinuation (or
we might say, CHARGE that Hon. J..
Floyd King was guilty of compound
ing with theft an unwarranted and
unjust assault upon o gentleman's
character, which no fair journal should
make even upon an inveterate enemy.
If you have any proof upon which
to baae such charge. then produce it,
and if it is worthy of credencc we
will join in denouncing the act. If
you have not, then you should &C.
knowledge the fact and admit that
you uttered it without due reflection.
We would, in all kindness. assure
the Bulletin that its attacks upon Gen.
King are having exactly the opposite
effect to what it perhaps desires to
produce; for they are injuring Col.
Richardson's prospects for the nom.
ination, while they are gaining strength
for Gen. King.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-06-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sherif's Sale.

F. G. Hudson State of Louisiana,
No 1911. vs.. Parish Of Richland
J. H. Bunch ct al 9TH Dist, Court.
DY virtue of writ Of Fl "a, issued from
ID the Honorable 9Th District Court in and
for the parish of Riclland, State of Louisiana,
in the above entitled and numbered suit, and
to me directed, have seized and will offer
for sale, at the court house door, on
Saturday, the 3rd dag Of July, 1880,
to the last and highest bidder. the following
property rO-wt A certain Judgment rcn>
dered by the 9th District court of Richand
parish, state of Louisiana, on the 2Sth day %
May, 1880, for the sum OF three hundred ami
sixty>one and 30l00 dollars, with 5
per cent per annum interest from 3lst day
of January, 1879, less tweny-scven dollars,
in suit No. 55S, styled Joseph H. Bunch VS.
G. g. Wynn, Administrator Of succession Of
Joel r. Wynn; seized as the property OF
Joseph H. Bunch, and will be sold to satisfy
said Fl ia and all costs
Terms of sale-cash, with the benefit OF
appraisement
LEM SCOTT,
Sherifrs Office, Rayville La, Sheriff
June, 18th iSS0-it.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-06-12
A Possible Third Candidate.

The Selma (Ala.) Argus thinks
that there is possibility, if not q
probability, of third candidate being
place 10 the field by men from both
parties if Grant and Tilden are nom-
mated. This may be very true. but
we think there is no probability of
Tilden being the Democratic nominee
Such nomination would assure the
defeat of the party beyond q doubt,
and we cannot believe that majority
of the delegates to the Cincinnati con-
vention would be guilty Of such suici-
dial folly.
Grant will assuredly be the Repub.
lican nominee, aod q judicious Dem
ocratic nomination will secure large
Republican support to our ticket, but
if Tilden is nominated we are not as
sured Of any Republican accessions.
while we would lose q large Demo-
cratic support. We would lose the
vote Of Tilden's own State. to begin
With, and that would amount to al
most certain defeat. John Kelly
swears that if Tilden is the nominee
be will carry the State against him,
and it is folly to say that be cannot
do it, in the face of the fact that he
did carry the State against Tilden's
man in the last gubernatorial election
in that State.
Give as Hancock. Bayard or Thur.
man, and We believe the Democrats
will achieve q triumph but nominate
Tilden, and we are defeated before the
campaign opens.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-06-12
Senator Gibson.

Forney's Sunday Chronicle of last
Sunday contains biographical sketch
OF our distinguished United States
Senator elect. Gen. Randall Lee Glib
son, which we regret we have not
room to reproduce at this time, in or.
der that our readers might know
more OF the sntecedeuts and personal
exploits of the man who has been
elected to represent our State in the
highest legislative body in our Repub.
lie. but whose services the State will
have in the House of Congress until
tho time for him to take bis seat in
the Senate 10 1883. We intend to
publish this sketch the first opportu-
nifty we hsve, which we think will
b the week after next.