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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-13

SLAVERY IN CHINA.-Speader Randall laid be-
fore the House yesterday a letter from Secretary
Evarts, with accompanying documents, In re-
sponse to resolution Of the House of the 25th
ult., requesting the President to transmit to
that body, II not deemed by him Incompatible
with the public interests, copies of such dis
patches as have recently been received BY the
Shanghai upon the subject of slavery in China
and those portions Of the penal code OF China
which forbid expatriat1on." The papers trans
from Mr.. Bailey, Consul General at SHANGHAI.
relating TO slavery in China and the Chinese
penal code, and copies Of recent correspon-
Yung Wing under date OF December .. 1879. M.
Bailey writes to the Secretary of State enclosin0
recent decision Of Sir John Small chief Jus.
tice OF the Supreme Court Of Hong Kong, that TO
slave or as property fs contrary to the laws of
England. which law Is imported into and forms
the substance Of the law u Hong Kong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-13

In VIEW OF THE FAILURE on the part OF Con-
gress to make the necessary appropriations, the
publication of the Congressional Record will be
suspended after Monday next until the appro-
priation asked lor by the Public Printer is
made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-13

~- SPECIAL NOTICE.
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l0 superiority % . cathardc aad Alternative con
igts In Its entire freedom from everything bitter.
acid or crude that produces headache internal sore
ness, and tends to destroy the mucous membrane
All mineral waters that dangerous irritants may
be known by an acid after taste. dec8-3m
f~ SPECIAL NOTIOE-A fresh supply Of
- PURE NORWEGIAN GOD LIVER OIL
ut DREWS Drug Store. corner 9th ct. and Pennsyi-
Vana ave, at so cts per fun pint bottle. ocN
IHINE WATCH REPAIRING,
Il ENGRAVING. ETC.
WATCHES, CHRONOMETERS AND COMPLI-
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OF every description carefully repaired by skillful
workmen.
COATS OF ARMS, CRESTB. MONOGRAMS,
Etc, elegantly engraved.
DIAMOND, PEARL and OTHER FINE JEWELRY
reset and repaired in the best manner.
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mart 1105 Psansvscussso ouessss.
II KDDIR BROTHERS, MAnYr's AND DxArEss.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-13

TIE FoRT1FICATIoN APPROPRIATION BILL pass
ed by the Senate yesterday approprlates $780, 900
for protection preseI vation and repair of forti-
fications and other works of defence; $4OO, 900
for armament of sea coast Notifications, in
Guiding the expenses of conversion of smooth
bore cannon into rifles and the manufacture Of
four Aproved breech loading 12-inch rified guns
and $4,000 for torpedoes for harbor defences
and for torpedo experiments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-13

TIE COUNTING OF THE VOTE FOR PRESIDENT.
Especial caucus committee of democratic Sena-
tors consisting of Messr5. Thurman (chairman),
Bayard, Garland, Cockrell, Johnston and Nor
gan, are in session this afternoon upon the SUBJ
ject of counting the votes for President and
Vice President They are to devise some rule
by which both houses must work, and it has
been suggested that the old 22d joint rule be
revived. The whole matter was very generally
discussed, and the committee will come to some
conclusion at meeting next week. Some OF
the committee are in favor of allowing the mat
ter of counting the electoral vote to remain just
as 1t is now.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23
Mr.. AckIcn WitIhdr0Ws.

In another colunn will be founl a letter
from Hon. J. II AckleM " Withdrawing from
the candidacy for congress in the Mird
district aud pledginy his earnest support to
Hon. JrO 5. BilIiu the regular nominee of
the Democracy. Mr Acklen explains his
position at considerable ieugth, and with
much plausibi,y contends that in slI his
actions in this contest he has been aciuated
by sincere wish TO further tho interests Of
the party. His withdrawal aud b,s pledge
to wosk HeaIously TO carry the district fot his
late opponent, Mr. Billiu, certainly exhibits a
moot commendab,e party spirit, and the
Democrat takes pleasure in giving Nc Ack!en
this opportunity 10 set himself right he ore his
constituents and the people Of the State a.
large.
His candiacy has demonstrated 'he fact
,ha, he has large following and many
wra,n adheren's in the district, and the
influence he can and now proposes TO exert
renders the election Of Mr.. Billiu. in our opin-
ion, a certainly, If proper exertions he made
on the part u the campaign conmii'ee.-N
q. Dess0crGf.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23

PsoE Suit. Astronmer Of the Warner
Observatory \, Rochester. n. Y. discovered
another large comet on the evein- OF Otoler
ioth. The iact WAS noted in the associated
pres. dispatches. but some important and
interesting details which could not be teIe'
s.aphed are herewith given. The rrwcel-
e.,ia visitor il in the Constellation OF Pegasus,
right asc.rs,on, 81 hours, 10 minutes, dcc'in u
ton North IL degrees. 80 minutes. lie rate OF
motions is quite slow, being ~ a northwes'>
erly direction 80 that il Is approaching the snn.
Ii has very strong condensation on one side
of the centre, in addition 10 . siarlike, reucieus
which indicates that it is throwing OH an
extended tail. From the fact Of its exiIaOr>
,linasy size, we are warranted in presua0'ng
that il will be very brilliant, and the addition
al fact that II is coming almost directly toward
tine earth gives good pnmise that IT will he
ono of the most remarkable comets OF the
present centuasy. This i the ifth come: W which
Prot. Swifl has discovered, s'.d the increased
facilities which Mr.. H. H. Warner, the popu>
lar and wealthy medicine man, has given
him, by erecting a magnificent Observatory
for his benefit, promise much more for the
future. There IS possibility thai further
deve opmen,s may prove j, to be the great
comet Of 1912, which is being constantly
expected. in which event astronomers viii
have an unusual opportunity to ties, the
spec,ro.cope for the first time upon these
eccentric tuiie., aud ascertain certainly what
they are.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23

The Cham Der of Commerce Of the ci'y Of
New Orleans assembled last week ~ consider
the all important question Uf manufacturing
cotton goo.'s in tie Cresent City. That body
after thoroughly .ifiiny and discussing the
subject, wisely decides! ;.,s' equti. If not .upe>
ros advantages are Offered to Southern csr'-
tali.ts over those of The North. In the Sou,!
cotton mill. a,oi' the exur expense incurred
by Nur:hern nanu.ir'ufies in transporting the
raw material. which il psolWed right al our
doors. The climate il 81 GENIAL that opera,
tive. are no, expose 10 the cn'tIns blast. of
the severe winters " h,ch 80 often premaiurelS
de.troy the health Of fh! female laborrIs in the
North Fuel can be procured As cheap'y as in
the North. Besides, such en,erprizes will
give employment to thousands Of Idle, indus
tri,us Southern girls WIN were ien Penpiicss
anu f,,hefiess by the ravases of The late war
We hope our capitalists Of New Orleans
will At once 20 10 work and establish cotton
mill, in the great Southern me,ropoIis.-Morc.
house Clarion.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23

In view Of the fac. that the distinguished
engineer Cap. Jane, B. Esds ba. accepted
M invitation to visit onr city, in a few days.
his Object being To bring the harbor question
10 a definite solution and TO tell cur board of
aldermen and cii.ens just what will he nee:i.
ell 10 recover the lost channel of the river.
the bOarn held Il special meeting yesterday i'
reference TO the mauer. Il was resolved ,ha,
The subject is one of the greatest importance,
an invitation he sen: to each Of The senator.
Of Mississippi. and the representatives Of this
State and Louisiana 10 meet Capt Ends AMI
the boaFd and our citizens on the arrival Of
the great eng,nee,. iu accordanc; with the
resolution an Urgent request will he at once
forwarded Z, Hon. r. Juo. Ellis, Hon. Ram
dali l.. Gibson, and Hon. J. Floyd King Of
Louisiana, Senators Lamar and George, and!
Representatives Singleton, Manning. Hooker.
Money and Chalmers. Of Mississippi IN be
present Il 10 hcpeI that these gentlemen
will checr(uIIy aud Prrnp'ly respond TO tho
invi,stion. A com,n,ice was appointed,
with Atieyman Kuhn a. chairman, 10 CONS
r,unica,e with the Louisiana Dredging COM
pany to ascer'ain what arrangements could
lie made with that company for dre'igc
boa,-yIiksburg CoD,"rrriot
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23

Our advice 10 the good people Of Richland
j., for those who have mt registered to come
" Rayville and do so a, once to vote for, and
secure all the votes they can bonorab'y for tl'e
Democratic presidential and congressional
tickets. To do this under as little excitement
a. possible, and above oil things TO avoid the
enyendering or fostering Of sentiments Of
personal i'll. will towards neiyhboss who differ
with them, remembering TINT the material in.
ierests of our country, the development Of our
,aa natural resources, the encouragement Of
migration, the establishment Of good schools,
the elevation Of society, rnosally and socially,
aud the peace, quiet AMI Prosperie'y Of our
county sre all Of vastly more Importance TO
US than the agitation and participation in The
national political questions Of the day
Hence, after the erection is over, no matter
who is elec,rl Pses;.ieaa, let us 60 on with
our Efforts 10 advance these gssn, material
Interests 0f ous oosaisy, without hseominy un'
duly excited oser she counting Of the votes "
the announcement o( she ultimate result.
We have q duty 10 our country u discharge,
which we should do calmly, quietly aad peace
fully and having performed that duty fasl-
fully. Vet ns sbidc by the results ia . rational
snd philosophical manner; and if tle "ajori'
" cAo.ss % didcs with us snd elect the ke'
publican ueies. let them enjoy the fruits oi
their victory and assume all the responsible
ties OF the administration foe the next four years
This is Democratic AMI this is riel,-for the
majority 70 rule and the minority to submit so
that rule with the best grace they can until the
change comes, when they shall find them
selves in the majority.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23

Tie Press Convention, that was held in
Baton Rouge last Monday and Tuesday.
organized the LOWisiana Press A Association
by adopting a constitution AMI electing the
following officer. Eos the ensuing year Pres-
idcnt, q. w. !ncC:snie, Of the O,,acb.,a T-'e>
graph; First Vice-Psrsiden,, ". II. Small
wool, of the New Orleans Times; Second
vice,PresiIen,, Mrs. A. H. HilLcbrand, Of The
Greina Courirr; Secretary and Treasurer, l.. r..
Bentley, Of the Dona.dsonvilie Chief The
following were appointed as the Executive
COMMITTEE: Leon Jastre,nski, Thos. J. Mang
ham, Mrs. VI. A. Fie,ds, r. a. Burke md
Samuel Lambert. The annual fee Of mem,
ber.hip was fixed by the Constitution al five
dollars.
The time aud place fixed FIR the 6rs, regu'
lar meeting Of the Association was the DAY
before Msnli Gas in New Orleans.
We would inform the brethren and sister,
who were present at the convention thai
we endorse their proceedings, which We
woukl publish bot Tor fear thct Onr readers
migh, Office, TO the surrender oi 80 mucl
space to a subjec, in which they perhaps dt
no, feel As mach interest as we do.
Mrs Fields address which is c"nclIe,
! in beautiful language and chas;e style, con
,ains practical suggestions by winch all o."
craft might profit. Let us give them came,
though, and Try to put them into practice
How earnestly we should strive I'd rise allow
partisan prejudice and aim a, progress am
fraternai Union.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23

The Chicago Times thus epi'c'nises the
appearance of Gen Haucoc.; in the campaign
which ha. been in every way cret!i,abIe To
him: He organized no primaries and had
no triunvira,e of bo.sing sen ,sors working in
his interest. His letters, both il'ore written
fos the campaign md those brought out by the
Recommendations Of his enemies, were of char
ac,es TO aid his reputation with both friends
and foes. His expressions with re'ere"c 10
General Grants alleged dcfamsi'oa Of his
character show him to be anything but the
IRE. po ,sible creature n,aigniiy would repre-.
sent him. He is calm, dignifed, se'f" isetl
and manly under the attacks Of a man whose
praise was rendered him q month or two
aQu,
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23

The Franklin Sun Of the 10th October
.rys: Judge Couch has been seriously i'll for
the last two weeks. At las, accounts lie
WINS said 10 I've inl.sving though slowly.
VIM. +. Hall, ior mary years our Parish
Surveyor, ,l,e,! GU las, Saturday. Mr.. Hail
was clever gentleman, a good surveyor,
and leaves many friend TO regre, his death.
Sarnnel Norris. ESP, died near winnebor>
ough On la, Sunday. Mr.. Norris was a resi>
G. en-, OF this parish when j, was created, was a
member Of the first Police Jury, ard the
first Recorder the parish ever mad. He
practiced law here in partnership with Judge
I. Crawford in 1850. In 1882 Mr.. No:ri-
moved awuy to Arkansas, anil had been Te>,-
ding in that State anl Texs, until November,
1879, when he returned to franklin and died
as above stated.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23

b. II. Lanier, Republican candidate for
Congress, was in our place on Tuesday even>
ing an.i par, of Wednesday. Ior the purpose
~ he informed us, Of speaking on Wednes-
day bu, as his posters had not been posted
~ even taken from the Office by hose to
whom they were mailed, and no one express
ing any grea, desire 10 heas him, we presume,
he did NJ, speak. He expressed desire 10
ad,lress dse Democrats in particular, In fact,
he said he hal mucis rather speak TO Demo-
cra,s than Republicans
Our opini"n is tl,at. while he was treated
with courtesy by our people. he received nc
encouragement from any Of them. Even the
Republican, Of our parish are very well sat-
,sfied with Gen. King. and most ii not all OF
stem will suppor, him. II would he suicidal
tor shi. district mt to return him to Con.
xress; he has made faithful Representative
a,ni 10 ensage.I in work that will result in
untold bene6, to all our people. irrespective OF
party.
Who is Lanier, what has he done and
wha, is he expected TO do, that lie should ass
pire to congressional honors or Lc elected to
such position by the voters Of this district
He does not expect it, and would be one ol
thc worst surprised men in the district if he
sl,onld lie declared elected. We understand
that he bet fly dollars, in this place, on Car
field carrying New York, bu, refused to bel
on his own election.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23

A milton Pcospers in proportion to the work
its people DO. Intelligent men do be,,er work
than dallas,ls Trained and skilied men do
better work than clumsy and awkward ones.
and the more any man kDows Of the Objects
and methods Of his work, snc o( the work VI
al those who cooperate with him, the more
likely he ,s 10 do his own part well, and 80,
as 10 make il exactly lit into and form one
With the work done BY his neiyhbors. An
intelligent community Of workmen will waste
less In ,irne and material, and give higher
value - veil as quality and durability To IA
their work, than ignorant, unrefueti aud lily
educated men.-Minden Dep0er0G
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23
nF HENRY BELDEN,
- DECEASED.
State Of Louisiana Paris, Of RichlaDd,
5th District Court.

By virtue OF an order Of sale, issued from
the 5,h Judicial District Conrt. in the above
successi IN, commanding the sale "f the entire
property thereof, | will offer for sale at public
auction at the conrt house door, on
Wcd"esday, Noren,ber the lOth. a. d., 1880,
10 the lest and highes, bidder the f",Iowin-
described property, romr sing the entire prop
er,y Of s,id succession, to- wit:
One lnt Of ground a,ipining and ON the
east side Of the town Of RayvilIe, La. lying
due soush cf lot m. one Of Williams addition
to:.Rayville. La, commenting at the south end
Of said los and running back south to the
,iivil,ny line between Mrs. Mary d. Bmkets
aud the succession Of Thos. Williams. deceas-
Ell, and l,eng three hundred feet wide the en-
tire length from east to west said lot i'einr
the one upon which w. +. McCsliP iorrneriy
resided.
Terms of sale+-Twelve months cretli,
purchaser To site Lold with approved -rruri
", bearing 8 per cent per snnUm interest from
date I'LL paid, and mortgage retained On the
property
l. +. TlSpALE
Oc.. %. lSS)-2t. Administrator.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23

Last week up in Lake Providence, Town
Constable McGuire undertook 70 arrest negro
despersdo ;or some violxaioa Of the law,
when .cufsie ensu-d and in he melee the
took leg bail. Mcclure called 10 him TO stop,
aud he NOT obeying. she Constable fired add
the negro fell dead. Mcclure was arrested
and r,mandsd 70 Jail without baiL Tie
night Of his commiital a party Of men broke
open the Jail and released Mcclure, who in
his ,urn, Nok leg bail. II this version Of the
affair is 4 correct one, Il appears the actiou
OF Judge De'o"ey wa. MOI approved BY all
at feast, Of the ProvideOcess.-Madisoa
yoxynal
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23
General Markets,

Flour--superfine, So ooG3 SD; Xxx, 81 %
al 81; XXN. 81 75d5 %; higher grades,
81 ,5G6 10. Cora-jsfd SIC. Oats-- 3Nd
lic. Corn meai-s2 iN6--. Hsy-prme,
81? O0G22 80; choice, 1913 O06 -. Pork,
SIS IS. Lard-tierce, saG?}c.; key, 94c.
Dry salt mests-sI,oul,!ers. packed, 5ac053c.
Bacon-shoultlers, Sc; clear rib sides. ga
9tc.; clear sides, e1c. Hams-cl,oice sugar
cnrei cenvasse.', 9lSilc. Whisky-Sl Vi
al 10. Coffee-caryoes, ordinary to prime,
~ a lei. Sugar-:ood common, &c (; fair
&c; yellow clarified. 81 69ic; oil whites, 81
asa MO.asscs-comn,on, lU655c fair, 81
05I; prime 70 chons, oJ6J9c. Rice
ordinary to choice, 4i06c. Bran, SOGe2ic.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23

Remember that every patriotic cil'zen owes
il to hi, country, his friends sm! his family to
vote on the 2d day Of Nov,'nber or the no.
blest trio O. candidates ever nominated by the
Democratic party Hancock, En9 ish, and
King. Let Lincoln do her full duty ny giv-
ing these gentlemen the Iarye-, majority ever
before polled in the parish -IH""a Seasi"ef.
We add, Ie, RichIand do her full duty j"
this rcsDect too.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23

BY CALIx.

the sable goddess of the night
Has spread her curtains round
THIS wra,v world, which soon will he
Sub,iued by .lumbcrs, most profound.
Ny ihir.;y soul now ,n'i>fr.
Its ,hs.t will, twilight dews,
Sustained by hope, my troubled mind
Succumbs to pleasures muse.
By tranquil scenes like this, ! am
Enjoin'd to contemplate
That night when death should summon m,
10 rise and hear my fate.
In hours ike This, my aching heart
Enjoys the moments dear;
They warn me Of the flight Of time.
o. pleasures over there"
Long, long ago a risen Lord
Engasd my iondest love,
Reminded thus al His last day,
liii my thoughts above.
Look where | will, above, below,
Or land o. on the sea,
Ni.rUrou. night. with noiseles. tread,
Extends her potent sway.
Thus will ,..e nigh, Of death creep DER
Her subjects, great and small,
Extend her sway, until she rclgns
Exalted over all.
When eer That awiu night shall come.
Enchaning all the free,
Lord, may hear 'hce gently say,
Lost Guild, core unto me-
Cypress, October 18th, 1850.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23

The following 10 clipped from the Madison
Journal. II 10 selercwee 10 he speech Of
Lanier. The nominee Of the Republican cand-
date eS Cesgress from this District, delivered
On accepting the nomination.
He said, thss if this country hail accepted
the Issue in the campaign Of 1865, il would
not have been crushed under the iron heel Of
RePublGanism. We ihoayht "iron heel Just
tie w0rd we cNsl.lnt have co rp!eted tie
sentence better. Visions Of old ne, hand.
cutied and dragged from their homes ia chains
rose "a Cur recoiiecfions, and We considered
che Major understood hitting the nail oa the
heed.
He said he designed making vigorows cam.
paign Of this District, aud would use every
endeavos 10 place tserSsy marshais and Uni>
ted Ssasss Supervisors in every precinct We
thought shas goo.i too. Il elevs,sd our sppre.
citation Of sl,e Msjos, and convinced us he was
mt only xiAet. but rich. How else cessid the
Massl.ai exist without the Major paid 6or his
sesv;sss! Congress had failed 70 sppropisse
:unds fss carrying elections.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23

There was destructive storm on Lake
Michigan last Sunday, in which severu
vessels were wrecked ard the passengers and
crews lost. There are several vessels
missing, whose fate is not known
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23

Georgia has passed under Joe Browns
yoke, aud i- now a splendid state for man
Of sou,,e m bIoO,i and southern pride TO emi.
graie from.-Sstma Argus.
Why are yun 80 much exercised about the
the people Of that S'a'e want Colquitt for
Governor and Joe Brown for United States
Senator, whose business is it but theirs!
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23
CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Clinton, Kinds County,
Mississippi.

The Twenty Eighth Collegiate year OF this
Institution will begin Tuesday, September
2Sth
Advantages. - Pupils limited in numbci
but sufficient to furnish all the sfisnSiss found
in the largest schools without their iOss Of PER-
sO'soi attention: Superior Edmaticna, Facilis
ties in It's extensive Cabinet of Natural HisiO.
ry Specimens. its Libraries and iia APPara.
u,s; Faculty most carefully selected and under
the direction of Professional Educators OF long
and successful experience; Rigid aud E'rvn.
ted Courses Of su,ly comparable Ia tho best
in the country. Expenses srrsfdisgiy m"ler,
ate when the quantity AMI q"aIay VI the re.
turns made. are property estimated.
For full information send 10 DS. Walter
Hin,an for Catalogue.
ROBr. KELLS,
President uf hari Trustees.
+. W. CABANIss.
Secretary.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23

Morehouse Clarion A yOnng man by the
name Of Dalton was thrown from his horse
in Gnm Swamp las, Monday and sustained
injuries from winch he SHORTLY died.
John W. Robertson, of Poplar BlufE, familiar
to every one in town rs the great mail contrac.
tor, died in Hambr"g las, Monday of Swamp
fever. He was a warm-hearied gentleman,
whose .leat', we lepOre
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23

Daniel Weaver State Of Louisiana,
No 493 vs.. Pan.l' ri Richlami,
B w. Myrrk 9Th Dist. Court
By virtue of wrh Of f. IA. issued from the
Hon,. 5th District Court. in and for the Parish
of Ricl,lan,i. State Of Louisians, in the above
en,i,ie and numbered slit, aud TO ne directed,
I have s<ized and will Offer for sale. at public
auction at the court house dosT, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of Norember.
1880,
to the las, and highest bidder tire following
described property to wit
The whole oi the north east quar- .er, sec
ton, and south east quarter of north wrs'
quarter, section ~, township II, north range
Elk east. containing 2Or acres more OF less
seized as the property oi b. Myrick, ard will
be sold to satisfy said ii ia. AMI all rosts.
Terms Of safe Twelve months credit
without the benefit Of appraiscmrnt, purchased
to give bond with approved security. bearing
8 per cent per anuu,n interest from date VII
paid ami mortgage retained on the Proreriy.
LEM SCOTT,
Sheriff. Office, RayviIlr, La, Sheriff
Ot 10TH lSSo-it.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23

The Red River steamer 10 B.yarly, and
cargo, consisting Of ll4l bales of stAton 3'2
sacks Of seed and sundries, we're burned
near the mouth Of the Aichafalaya. GA the
| 3th inst. The boat and eaSgo we're totally
lost, but no lives were lost.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23

At the Mounds, Madison parish, last Satue-
d,y night, Willis Woosls stabbed William
johnson 10 the heart and-kiled him, OF
course. Both c0lored. Johnson is said 10
have been vesy bad negro; and from the
tone Of the Journal, we Judge that his taking
of is considered excusable.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-23

|, will please our friend, in Flm;da and
North Carolina 10 know that Chairman Jewell
intends 70 pour money into those States for
election PURPOSES, for the circulating medium
will thus ue increased without any electoral
woes being lost 10 Hamock. The Republican
chairman should not neglect Georgia, Ken
lucky aud Missouri ~. o. Democrat.