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WASHINGTON LETTER. lit
"h1e L.ea.)' o; t:.e NV:a;1 . ,;." k , .i t 11
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:t..\ 't .r 1'.nr"or: };..;1,. i toº '1 t"
fi,, N th \V 'd ,,otl.f liuad' 1 tilh,
ItA ket. l'riiv:ae tit *t' r..t.1.' r 't' lit
'I vot& in c '1,i'afl1',l ,,C4l,:'. "' I t'i it
S,,er,-t.'r otthil. Te ie= ;sry : ill .. t. i.
Allay '.,d .iotL , S'.n' try Vhit ieV" in|
N.,w York city. e'ta i l 1 4.tur4 to
\,,1shlnt',,n. on Ml,,-,g. and thr
C.binet iiet iI-t pltall1 t, h te n , tsual
tni Thor.day. Mfr t'le'tin, d had
:4rr,.r rq1etlts4 to l11k4r awhile iln
New Y',k bLkfore or atfter the .lee
ti'.n, but lie planned hi~ s votint tril,
e4 as 1iot t / i:eglictt publlic Lusiness
any1 lºige" tLan, wats nltec'S:irV.
Wbht lhe rteturns, lie will lei,.nt
work on his tmesstage to Coangrt"ss,
the first tmessage ',tru a Da ,.,ratic
Pres.ident ,inee 16), Oand a 1.., ,, 4.,4.
which the whole civilized world s ill
await with inters rt. More than ft j
any other reason the President is
sued the order excluding hitss.elf
from office seekers for the purpose of
giving himself titrae to prt pare this
message. He does not expect to de
ny himself time to S.iators and
Representives while Congress is its
session and he hopes by tlhis month
of seclusion also to get eadly for his
winter's work with them. The
chief object of Senators and me:aber.
in going to the White Hounse is tf'
seek patronage, and should they nout
be permitted to discuss this subalject,
they would have but little motive for
visiting the l'Prisilent.
The CaUinet oIkerrs are :dso so
eluding themselves as much as possi.
ble for the purpose of preparing
their annual reports. It 'is certain F
that the admnisitration will take very
postive grounds on nancial ques
Lions. Mr. Manaing, and the new
U. 8. Treasurer, Mr. Jordan, will
recomend in their reports the -sus
pensin of silver roinage. Sir. Jor
dan apects to show in his report
that $,O000,000 have already been
kat in the attempt to force silver into
circlatio, It is held that it is not F
good Snancering to reduce the Na
tionsldebt which bears interest of
only three percent when the current
rate ia six percent
Treasurer Jordan is a man of very
pronounced views, and has a very
plain way of statig them. He says R
ieThuarman had stuck to the green
bok, he would now be President of
the United States. Senator Sher
mana, Mr. Jordan declares, would not
dare to make sucmeh a statement on
the oor of the Senate as he made
in his Petersburg speech. If he
we to advise such a thing in the
Sente as the application of silver
curreney to the liquidation of. the
public debt it would kill himr forever
politically and send him back to pri
vate life lik Thurman was sent back
when he aaged his basen fluance
Sherman, he savtt bl.ams the ad.
ninistration fo ot doting a thing
which he him aewould not dare to I
advocate. I
Mr. Jordan is e firstr Treasurer a
who has any reputation a. a writer *
on finane. I am told that he hae i
spent four or. five hours a day for the
last six weeks on his annual report
The gasis seen blazing brightly in
his room at the Treasury as late as
two o'clock in the morning. He
sleeps there ex-Treasury Spinner
used to do, and that was the way in I
wvhich Gen.Spinner came to be called
the "watch dog of the Treasury.'
In his treatie on currency Mr. Jor
dan intends to give Congress some
information which that body witl do
well to study.
It was an able retort thAt a citizen
of Washinaton who had been disap
pointed in getting a local otfice,
made to seator 8herman. "I have
always told yon" said the Senator of r
Noody shirt proclivity, "that the "
Democrats do not know how to run
this governmuent They will leave
our Republican friends in until their
being put down will do the Dena
ocratic party o good. Only the Be- i
publicans know how to run the gov- _
erment." ThLe disappointed odice P
balder spoke up bravely for the Ad- t
ndmistration. Said he: "Mr. Cleve- t
larud and his assoates know how to
ra the (,tvnermnat, but eat their II
party. Ti ' are utmning the Gover
tlt~nt tE)0I11h it! tier 'I"f'?telt of t ltieu
I :a1rt . Tlii' .1itiiull'.· I el t ::en thelt
t AC' i1,:11ti('4 IS ti -it t'1:' fli hCI11 l 4'^.n
1.1 tuti' t n~.\ 11.::+. It ývhIt it 11 ti:o 11
1' aI1a 1u :" Lt Iir tnIceli s~ti.1
;.! at flit. A- rie~u'1t l c a iIi utri nieuat
:l r t.. d pinullii1i tuikell e.i1:' i'I 'e f it.
teda faruier. aued 1 Inui ele-~ ~ren t jurt
~I(t~ Ills1'.!S 111 it-C Etlg.º11euIit'Cti 1114
jV:6V N L SU3SCRD10ft
. I g:ts a Present valued from :c. j+
= 3 to $500. and ro favoritism 4
. shown. s
S nd your name goes on
py with List of Presents. Everything os
WITHOUT RESERVATION.'
' TO THE PULIO.
, ,Rocheter,.Y. , . .ar. a,. tS85.
I am acquainted with the publish Cer .
of the AmerncAN Rrmst -J~ on , and i"I
b e thley fi l vey gara de die fo.a , acha r fa p
the[ mape to wie t LsoPen . Everyth '/" -
RURAL HOME CO., Limited, ROCHESTER, N.Y.
OTN, CC.ER I SHEETRi fKER
GAS FITTING rND PLUMEING.
BARB F ENCE WIRE!
iH ardware, Cutlery, St4,-s. 'iltWar, Anti ilhion, W1oo
and Wililowware. i'lwa. Garden ,,,I '., niiion Sets,
Oil,, Fire, I i k a 1d Tile
Apra 4th, l8 -- ly i, NI.ai a, ' .,i a, I ai 7", erry treet .
I ahi e New alinroved ithgh ti Iisb
SI t lecl RFU ILY SlI IING iC ndIINI
IS SUPIeIOR the uIrd "-""
For Range of work, LimAl o:er , tyles it
r.otle. Siasger Shut
Perfec tion of
ies 2 '3T T each.
Ease of OperationU Cai'laOg reid Price
Rapiality, ,dl Alm,, E an Silalo arsk for :lte
OIEL GAS FITTISSNG NO GPUN R
-i-ee fet Fami R
nr and ilo w 'l'wag le'ld," (Hien ory of
Needle. 1,e per dbo i tlh'ewjiig .Memhiaa )
Mclaii's BDarn. Pa!'1na. Catn.l.gu Free.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURIKG COMPAX1,
185 CanalStreet, New Orleans, La.
. E. RUXfJI.3, Aoswt. Rass,'i O('y Ca |5 Waalahiinaztrt, r:,-.t,
Japn. th. 17th 5 -l v V`ck.i art, a1it"
.PARfoNS 1 PILLS
I 'h l nbleed the ai m a trea monh Ai
peem we ub a rag emeb aIss steem 1£ Se £ weeks. may be rendered to meoed I
t1 ee the cuest LIVER md EiDNLEl dFiesneg. old *Alerywheres
lill g ag gl Is d ps . Cires mleare bee. L. Jornti ao. o. a-...as. Mia.
Se) wit ilstintane, u. reii. ve! l es tcrilble
TID s'ist (r Jaise. Sieger:L Sh.ut
deacmsmITCH, at I ll i- aol ar n.li ragesi
Eoat of tOre. Itfim I. ,at i. t th ll sa e Pa r c
Rapidtity, anLd Altaaa
m m mm m m m mmm rwiv-- Ut atthe huk hfor :bie
Finger ew eFmil-r
An xtraordinar Offer. of
lake thias offertio all our suacri Plf. C rstrl and ew: If
i . )85 CanaE Street, Ne Orleans, La.
Jan.free of cost for six months. Who will complain at. this
t propoition or who couhl eh k more? A few Nf the old subsri
PA PoP MAILNS PURGA TIAY
bersma thiste IAtC all have fallen b ehind may not fnel able to
ipay up ar it ad pay inCu advaneford other iaiers; bvut certainly
t secure a Fis[ CI.AS-D-MOtRATbIC WEE:.KLY iree
Che will ellake someeffort to t.up the money.rr
I aske this as yoNjustly owe me the money and as a farthert
inluement' make tist liberal In--prom ostot n. I , M
• 1IILEY i'. MIAINGIIAM. -
ii inr~lr l P~rena
w,,rk in altl dircctirrR)infis. iso ·n- "u
tal lrrrtic0"c i'j)Cn, %%Iio n-IS- illllcliell the
c·(,.ic · "f the i·il epiIrtn:··T-t\, ann4)nnt"N ,
TIllE II ClA 1 NI) 1 C 0
1O)R- 18S8
Will be as inte:esting. attractive, entertainie, anid uie.fl1l to
the vc,,oin,niul itV in ..general, -inI its 4ul.sc.ri,,. ril, :and, thl eir
famiiies iln 1articular, as the tinau niail ni: s, ine Ile- ruaI
ability, tareat et'flrt and industry of lh, rthe rlrietor van
possibly make it ; but as it requites
MONEY
to carry ,on the el.terprise, and as I am dep ndent upon pub:
lie patrli::ig for t'e nmoney, we earnestly a.Ii,'als ti Ilthe hI-i
ness men ,of the parish, who, feel any inlteres or Iride iin the
success of their
PARISII PAPER,
for a liberal and continued
ADVRETISING PATRONAGE,
which I guarantee will result in mnutual benefit to all. antd
to ass'st in extending its circulation Iy recnm,,nlding it to
their cistomers.
'T the plant'rs anI1 farmers I would say, SUBSCRIiiE and
TALK for Your Parish Paper.
Encourage the paper by gettinr more subscribers and advising
them to pay for the paper; and to those who are so far in
arrears, to
RESEW YOUR SUBSCIPTIONS;
and each of you bring the name and u:oney of a" least .n-e
new subscriber with you.
I d.---- ----n - -
Inducement to Clubs.
With a determinationm to leave nothing within my power
undone to extenil the circulation of the lrl:co', I make the
-olhlowing liberal proposition to clubs and getters up of clubs .
To a Club of Six Cashb Sumecribers the BKAcos will go one year for $10 00
To . . . T . " ...... .... T . 15.00
and an extra copy to gettier up of either club; and to any jwr~,on who wll
secure a club of TWENTY new subscribers, at 1 50 each, we w3:l give a
HANDSOMELYL BIOUVD B!)OK,
as a prize: and also a copy of tihe paper one year.
To Arents.
who may be willing to work for the BEACON, I make tue,
EITRAORDINARY OFFER:
They can retain 25 per cent of the money cellected froi,,
the new subscribers, and in adlditin thereto I will peresenel
the one who secures the largest number of subscribers wvitil
A Sewin~g Machine,
provided the number shall not be less than Twenty-tive
cash subscribers.
The above propositions are not confined to pe :so7s withe'
ithis p'arish or State, but are extended to everyhe'ly.
/ Address WILEY P. .MANG(HA1.
SRayville la.
MDWA )VEN T
Kicaum m;rw and U'tnaIg 11th.,
F. VOL..MAN. Pr.prtetrr,
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IV tilip.I \1r L Ttit-m is my a "'ai"rtT.'"t
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Ra~tilpLi. tae.1.1 I6: -iv
Fj . FLTERPI---,
-l1YAEt 2't IN :LL ir.It pº-
FURNITURE
AN1
1 BURIAL CASES,
M1(,sNjIo. *:'. LOUISIANA
* 'j* at i... r . ml' to-l . tinr ard Mmvali. or wool.
. eut a't122,tm c:anm .2I. . i" tiir,2a'hi
.in 1, 1865 1v. iImmr " La
Times Ar' are-e -.i
MONEY" IS HARI),
A --'T-- -
Ii. T. I3ENT SOI
Ir info tn..nniarMt..riilly 1."e hest all "ý. -ý"'
Cvpre'- .11". Ci' fr (ii y $1 pcr M.
t* Second gradea. l-art ,l.t,,T.I IM a 56
`Intr pnm'mity pommnd cypress sap
t.tolermm Itn mr oniv A~
All kiwis of si.:i! lllnh* r and laths nail.·
;n entr. Ther hl rtin f a imrlr ntw rIv a r u,*at.
I %It. For arl-ieiry a.?., 25 mrn-.i per o.s4a* le
! I'! I2l-.OTT' Mm.'.mr'e La
( IG''ti nl r )0M -II ."a-a c 1 1i1-1 Vile i .'Ir ' Garannl
m! a-.irii'aml clvr.i
Pm. .-hm.er "nm memmlma~l Car*.
.mnmmary :Ir11 I'2:,-tf.
C n, w L&ta. L C No.35
WILLIS, MOO(RE ' Co
Su-cac~orto WO IILFOIL. M I LLIS & CO.
C&iTTON ý' c 038,
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e'mmissien lirchants
VIC:KSI URG, MIISSISSIPPI.
O"flicovt rXieafalppu Vaflley
Bank.
A, varna ma mle in CoIl,. or Wapp'ieq a1
owae-t itmnirmt rmltm'. on Cotten Cotmajgmemtr to to.
T W OGOOD)SECONSHAWD
L'1 \ra~gons
S'oR SALE IIE~P. Aj'jPyw'
SWILEV P~ ...ANGHIAW.
SRamytilc. Li. May teth. IEc--r
THIS PAhPER ~~~nr~ m~~~r
~~r~~~ta' marrl b. Stud Smt SSm3 ."
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