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Richland beacon., 1873-10-11

MEssRs. YERGER e. CAMPBELL are
the wide awake business men of Ray
ville--or, rather, Capt. CAMPBELL is
the man who keeps things moving in
business-llke manner. Since the
Captains name has been enrolled up
on our list of merchants, our local
trade seems to have received new
life, and Rayville, as a market, both
for the purchase of goods and the
sale Of cotton, has assumed an impor-
lance hitherto unknown in it's history
as town. We say this With due
Difference to the ability of other clev-
er merchants of the town. We sim
ply render "honor to whom honor is
due" in stating that tie most valua-
BILE adjunct to the town of Rayville
during the present year, for promot-
ing the best interests of the town in
building up a healthy local trade,
was the opening bere Of Dry Goods
and Grocery establishment by the
above firm. capt CAMPBELLs has
superintendent the business at this
Store since it was opened, and be-
sides winning host of customers by
his superior tact for business, his ur-
bane manners as . gentleman, and
the astonishingly low prices at which
he sells be has always been found
ready and liberal in aiding every 9TH
enterprise set on foot to Advance the
general welfare of the community and
of the Parish. Such a business man
as this in our midst should receive
al the encouragement that can posi-
bly, be rendered in the shape of most
liberal patronage, anil we are glad to
see that the energy and enterprise
displayed in this house has already
received substantial evidence of %.
probation in this way. They have
now on hand large Stock Of Fall and
Winter Goods, and Plantation Sup
plies, to be sold for cash or exchanged
for cotton, and before shipping to 9th.
er points it would be well for our
planters to visit this house and ex.
anime the terms offered by them.
Richland beacon., 1873-10-11
MORRISON & FARMER,

.f- ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Practice at RAYVILLE, Parish Of
RIcuLAND Also in the Supreme
Court Of Louisiana and in the United
States Courts.
LAND business attended to in TIE
State and United States LAND Or
FICEs.
W. W. Farmer; late District At
torney, will now devote special atten-
ton to the DEFENSE in criminal Cases.
Jan. ii, 1873. 1y.
Richland beacon., 1873-10-11

( AfFafV1v, Colorado. recently, Messrs.
Grsy& sdd ntngWeye indalging in a little
game Or 49, Deese the sdnw" Mr.
Graves held = ~too fdli' and Mr.. Walker
rejoiced 81 shbes $50, bst sfaer hat interest
ing Vslker exhibited four aces and
claiapsd the stakss. whsreupon Graves drewa
six-shooter and reckoaed his hand was the
bess; Waiter Immediately supplemented his
' ss: :ss; '':: s IL TT:
daf BOD gSnlehkn tdbt ip permanent sesf
dences, side BY side, in the beautiful GENE.
terry thasHAeus = snrh credit upon Fair
play. =. -ss
Richland beacon., 1873-10-11

'RHv.sJxs.b WhNMr will preach uino our1
,ARS9AosS~e kSs6r mossiles H.u
clock. According ,opsevious announcement,
the widows and orphans collection viii be
,aipn ynatstje iiFe The congregation will
belf tEisid rifbds . prvpsfssi, and hssNls w
Raysillc ole behind her sister comlnunitisb
in this good WORK.. .:sgEs ntsA ~
Richland beacon., 1873-10-11
nREss GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Large lot English Bareges at &c a yard
Black and white Linen Dress Lawn l5c;
Colored Dress Lawns, in all patterns, l5c;
Summer Cloths, in mignonetfe colors, 29c.
India Linen Tussor and Newport Sui,mgs
Richland beacon., 1873-10-11

UDN38A wypff ksd his r. E%ss
Of Hek4gAS,Ma, thelobersSay. nd .htias
idaARbh Ii Mod diphe ono to lshoo'
hun. AR. surtis, one Of bis neishbors. oblig-
ingfy complied with aha request, and is amaz
ed at finding himself arrested.
Wan ri mn fl'4.-.-E- -; scfl : rytl a.
iTHs An,ericsn Woman Sui1isge A ssociatios
will hold its fifth annuai m,etips,y and cs's-
braid - teire apsS versary, 10 New York and
Broohays ysnI 1ohshy and, Tuesday, October
.,WHsS the wife isdeieqsed showing mus
mt affection los her husband, il msy fairIy De
expecisd that sise Viii appear before long ~
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Richland beacon., 1873-10-11

A USoy RArna MsssISs, ofihe Rayville
churches, will be held every "Wednesday
Richland beacon., 1873-10-11

ELIJAH Scorr,
e., President r. Jury.
Rayviiie, Oct 4. 1873.
Richland beacon., 1873-10-11


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scription ofT4tr FtoYp has been taken up,
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jail AT Upstoaas 'Mis time, Ind the Sheriff iss
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fires gan cred in the canss sftbe rebellion. h
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TnE MASSACHUSETTS sENAToRsuIP.-
The Tri6WnO'S Washington correspondent
writes:
1.-THE question Of the election by the
Massachusetts Legislature OF q successor
to Henry Wilson in the o. g. Senate Is
one which is very generally discussed
among all classes Of politicians. The
friends OF Mr.. Boutwell,, and even that
gentleman himself, are less sanguine Of
his success than they were a week ago,
while Dawes strength, as viewed from
their standing, is daily becoming greater.
Tho reason for this apparent change In
public sentiment from Boutwell, to Dawes
Is not 80 plain. Some say that Mr.. Bout
well Is as strong as ever In the State, and
that II 1t were not for the fact that he can
reflect more honor on the State In his
present position than In tho Senate, he
would unquestionably be chosen To tho
vacancy; but as Secretary he can be Of
more service TO both the country and the
State than In the Senate, being certain OF
holding the Office for the next four years.
Others say that the espousal OF his cause
by Gen. Butler has been an injury 10 him
in certain strong circles, where there Is
seen In the movement an intention OF
placing the Essex statesman in the Gov
ernOr's chair. The result Is anxlOusly
awaited on all sides to put q stop 10 all
further efforts In Cabinet making, as well
as to silence the rumors In regard to
changes in tue heads Of departments.
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COMPLIMENTARY RECEPTIONS. The
device OF complimentary receptions"
must now be added 10 the regular pOlit.
cal machinery in which our age has dis
played 80 much ingenuity. Mr.. C0liAx,
says South Bend dispatch, WIS re-
celvel on Saturday at that place by IAN
escort consisting OF carriages and wagons
stretching as far as the eye could reach"
and afterwards & resolution was unan.
imously adopted by the assemblsgc de.
claring Mr.. Collax "a model statesman"
and "excelled by none" This was GER
tairle laying on praise with q trOwel. A
little more moderation might perhaps
have been in place after the great Credit
MObiier case, but probably tho model
stStcsman's" fcllow.citizens thought that
all the commentator they could give
would be needed to indemnify Mr.. Coliax
for the unpleasant position in which he
has lately beGn placed. Still more strik-
inS, however, is the news which comes
simultaneously from Boston that q COM
plimcntary reception will be given TO
OAkes Ames byhis ieliow.Citizens Of North
EaslOn on TuCsday evening next. The
friends Of Mr.. James Brooks ought now
to rally and give him a complimentary
reception" and then all will be done that
can easily be done to try to bewilder the
American people as to what constitutes o
model legislator, and what kind Of con-
duct deserves special professions and
resolutions Of praise in It's honor.-PhiId.
Record.
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A CORRESPONDENT Of Tie Tribune callt

A CORRESPONDENT Of Tie Tribune calls
attention 10 the fact that the increase OIL
Congressmcn's salaries Is (rather mas oecn)
entirely Of the disposition oil fFesiuenI
GRANT. "If he las signed the bill, or
intends to sign It," says the correspon-
dent, "Is not he tho ultimate culprit "
It was in the power Of the President, Of
course, to defeat the measure II he had
chosen by refusing to sign the bill but
the signing Of it puts 100000 into his
pocket If ho lives out bis term, and he
does not appear to have been equal 10 the
refusal Of 80 much money for the sake OF
public economy TAD good example, for
the fact that the extra $1,000 each hNs
Giicady been paid to Congressman shows
that tho bill has become a law by the
signature Of TIC President. 1t is a curious
and unfortunate anomaly in public affairs
when the highest officer in the govern
meut haa 1t at his discretion to pocket
100000 or leave 1t in the treasury by
simply signing bis name. Such tempta'
ton 10 set bad example ought never TO
be put before President. 1t isA curious
matter for speculation whether any oitho
earlier Presidents, WASHINGTON or MADI'
soN or LlNcoLS for example, would have
haI the unscllish patriotism to refuse
such u subsidy, or whether President
GIANTS late competitor, had hc been
chosen President, would have done 1t.
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REASON INA Doo.-A correspondent Of
tho New York Tines relates the follow
ing:
l have In my possession young setter
pup, seven months old, and OF great
promise. During the past month have
commenced 10 break him into the way 8
Of tho house, and to this end he Ia brought
in each evening to lie on q mat In the hall
ur:il my return. Upon coming In have
always taken him to my library, petled
him little, and after exchanging my
boots for slippers, he always watching the
proceeding, have taken him with me- 10
nv sleeping room, where he also has o
comfortable bed. Last evening, returning
home earlier than usual, / determined 10
spend an hour in reading before going 70
bed, and, taking a book, threw myself
upon sofa, telling the dog 10 lie ON the
floor near me. In short time my atten'
ton was called to him by his uneasy
movements and an occasional low whine.
Being anxious 10 study his character,
with o view TO having him well broken, l
watched him closely without appearing
10 do 30. He rose up and laid down sew.
eral times, as II discontented, and then,
sitting upon his launches, seemed to
be in q brown study for some
minutes, when, as an idea had suddenly
come to him, he started up, walked de-
liberstely to where my slippers were ly'
ing, at the other end Of the room, under q
low stool, picked ono Of them up In his
mouth, and returning TO where l was on
the sofa, jumped up with bis torepaws
and thrust 1t right into my lap, wagging
his tail and looking as pleased as posi-
bic. During all this time has kept the
book In front Of my face, retaining from
giving him any indication by either word
or sign, that ! was taking any notice OF
him. His object was, Of course, apparent.
He wished to go 10 his more comfortable
quarters, and puzzled by my unusual de.
lay, finally attributed 1t 10 the fact that |
hid not put on my slippers, md Of which
omission he determined at once TO remind
me; now had he been trained to carry my
slippers undepRny circumstances, his &C.
ton In this case would have been ut least
less remarkable, but he had never before
had q slipper in his mouth, or in anywise
had his attention drawn to them, except
by my putting them on each evening just
before going up stairs. OF course, | hui.
mored him by at once making the desired
change, and his delight was SO manifest
that any lingering doubt might have
had as 10 his intention was dlspelled. l
have owned dogs all my life, and have
witnessed many an intelligent action on
their part, but never before anything
sttGStiDg the Capability TO exercise pure
reason 10 the game extent.
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TXECUTOR's SALE OF REAL Es.
O'Clock A, n, / will Offer for sale at public aue-
lion, al tho front door OF the Court House otChio
county, West Virginia, two Brick Dwelling
Houses, 1.-TWO stories eAchl situate on west side
OF Main street, between Madison and Washing
ton directs, II being tho property Of tho late
Thomas Campbell, deceased. -
Terms easy, and will be make known on day
nj sale L II. WILLIAMS,
Executor Of Thomas Campbell, decd;
GEO, A. WICKHAM, Auctioneer mars
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FIAT JusrITIA-The Point Pleasant
Register (Dem) speaking Of tho Supreme
Court OF this State, which had the mod
Grafton aud good sense not TO turn out
their clerk simply On political grounds
says;
1.-THE Clerk, Hall, Is Il Radical OF the
worst type, and has been busying himself
this winter IN writing :or the Radical
press, mean, scurrilOus letters about Ger
tain members OF the Legislature, ITO
tho vlctors belong the spoilS." Mr.. Hall
should have been displaced, and one Of
Democratic applicants for this position
elected"
We presume the Register wants to
create tho impression that Mr.. II. has
written some of the Charleston letters
that have appeared this winter in the IN
TRLLIGEECER. If this Is what the Reg
iSter means, 1t Is mistaken. That gentle.
man has never written o line OF cores
pondence for our columns, and We are not
aware that no hos written for any other
member OF the Radical press"
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RNnOR0T1TRNT9 OF THE pRRSg,

kNDUH5BMENIS OF THE FKB55.
Tho many thousands cured at this eSIAbllIb'
ment within tho last twenty years, and tho nHn.
tho Sun, and many other papers, notices q
which appeared again and again before tho pub
lie, besides his Standing aS gentleman OF thai.
actor and responsibility, 10 suiiciOnt guAra1'I
to tho afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. JAnl7
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Eor Sale.
DUBLIC SALE.

.DUBLIC 3 A Il.
onwRDNEsDAY, the 9OLh day Of March, lsIS,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, will sell Of PUBIC
Auction, at my residence on John street, between
9th and eth streets, all Of my
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Consisting Of PArlor, D! 1Iug'room and Chamber
Sets, Also, one extra Ano Rosewood CChieker'
inp) Plano, one lot OF Brussels and Ingram Car
pets; in fact everything in the housekeeping line.
To persons In want Of such goods, this is q rare
opportunity. ,,,vv
Terms OF sale cAsh. u. LINN.
JIM. MILLER, AuctlOneer. mAtll
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DIED.

BUSBEY.-At tho residence Of Hugh Sterling,
at 1880 O'Clock Sabbath evening, March 0. 1873,
MARY E., daughter Of William and Elisabeth
Busbey. ~.
Funeral from tho residence Of Mr.. Sterling on
Byron street, Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Friends OF the family are Invited to attend.
OWBNH.-On Monday morning. March 10,
1878, at 9X O'Clock, R0sE. wife OF ThonHS y
Owens, GROL IS years.
The funeral will take place from tho residence
Of her husband, on John street, ct 9H o'clock
Wednesday morning, Friends are invited. In.
torment in the old Catholic Cemetery.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

much TO DO dIoAded-LIoBS OF Memory, COnfuilOL
OF Ideas, Depression Of splrits, RVIl Fotebtd
ings, Aversion to Society, Self DIstTuSt Love
Of Solitude, Ttmidity. &C, are some Of the evils
produced.
Thousands Of persons Of all ages can nov
losing their vigor, becoming weak, pSe, nen
vous and emaciated, having q singular appear
anco about the eyes, cough and symptoms Of
nnnn0m0ti0R
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TnE Baptist Year Book Tor 1879 gives
the statistics of tho Baptist Church as
follows: In the United States there are
1853 associations, 1920 churches, II SOC
ordained ministers and 1,5s4,232 mem.
bers. Tho sunday.school statistics show
9,4l2 schools, CAS-, 749 scholars. The ag-
gregate contributions reported are g..
926,697 o.. There are 40 periodicals, Of
which 3 are German, Welsh and /
French. There are 0 theological semln.
aries, "a colleges and universities, and
81 academies, with over 500 instructors
and 1000 students.
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE.

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
y County Of Ohio, City Of Wheeling. in the
Municipal Court Of Wheeling February Rules,
1878
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are capable Of directing them, and my
only object In writing this has been, II
possible, TO awaken On interest," or quicken
that which already exists in the cause OF
education and the general welfare OF the
state, for 1t must be conceded that our
prosperity will increase IN exact ratio
with our intelligence. q. 7. D.
HHeelinQ, March Z.
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FOR SALE.


Offer for RalG tho Farm on which now
reside, situated In MArBhAll county, ". Va. some
three miles from the limits Of tho city OF Wheel.
ing, on or near the Fairmont Pike, containing
l0S acres Of 1rstclABg land, nearly all OF which
10 In . duo state Of cultivation. Tho Improve.
ments arc all Of the besk consisting Of Brick
House containing eleven rooms, With oil the
eonvenienees needful. A largo cistern supplies
Il With all the water for which rain water 10 need.
ca. There IL also largo Barn, with cellar; Sta.
Die room Tor Horses and twenty head OF Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Crib, Brick smoke HouFe,
Chicken House, and . good Frame Tenant House
containing four r0omP; With Churches and School
House within q short distance. The said land ID
HeLl WatOred, and never Milling well Of the barn.
There 70 good Vineyard Of CAtawba and Con.
cord Grapes, and large number Of the best 20
lection Of Fruit Trees In fail bearing, conBIstiDg
Of Apples, Pears, Peachea Plums, Cherries and
Ounces, with almost hl the hFSt quality OF
small fruit grown In this part OF the country.
Any perIon desiring good homo near u the
city Of wheeling whore they can probably dis
pose Of whatever they may raise for the market,
will do well 70 call on tho subscriber, who will
give all tho necessary information. Terms eaPy.
IA7-d6w n. T. WAYMAN.
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8peoIal Notices,

A HEAD OF ALL COMPETITION
n -McCABR, KRAFT d COS ENTER
PRISE BAKING P0WDER.-Prunouneed by
the public 10 DO unequAlled for PURITY and *
cELLHNcE. Nothing 70 compare with tior max
Ing NICE LIGHT, YLEKH Biscuit, MuhlnS, Buck.
wheat and Corn Cakes. Il saves both TINE and
HONEY. Sold by all Druggists and Grocers.
MECABB, KRAFT d CO., Proprietors,
fe93 WHEELIi0. W. Va.
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S,eghing-The sleighlDg several day 8
last week was quite good, In fact the best
we have had this winter, and those who
had sleighs made good use Of them The
snow above here few miles We under
stand was quite deep, said 10 be two feet
at HelVetia some thirty miles above here.
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0Perennlal, sprInr a, puokhannOn.

"PeEennial" Spring at BuokhannOn'
prom the DeltA.)
For the benefit Of the IETRLLIGENoER
we would state that on the 18th Of Feb
ruRry, n. Q. Loudin, Of this place, caught
a trout twelve inches in length, land we
have yet plenty of good old sPplejaek on
hand"
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE ACCOUNT.
(From tho same)
Owing to the long and severe winter
hay and other rough food Is very scarce
and can hardly be had for love or money
should March continue cold and stormy
we think many will be entirely out, and
will have 10 turn out their stock to
browse.
The recent cold weather made quito
thick ice on the river, we believe the
thickest it has been this winter; the last
ice.hOuse empty has been filled; we trust
We shall be able to keep cool next sum
mer.
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For the copy Of Gov. JACOBS Inaugu-
raj which appeared in our issue OF yester-
day, we were indebted 10 the columns o!
our noiGhbor tho Register. The proper
crcdi! was omitted through insdvGrtencc.
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DEsIDENCE FOR SALE,
T STAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on wheeling lr.
land. Price rom 900 TO $1,000 each.
TERNs-one.Sourt cash, the residue in equal
inStA1msnts at ono, two and three years, with In.
terost. JN0. P. aILCHRIsT,
Apl0 At Top Mil.
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aud STU 2hsy Coms.-Those polar
waves, and the last one decidedly the
largest and seVerest of all. The ther.
mometer marked 81 degrees below zero
on Wednesday morning, this therefore,
has been the coolest weather We have
had this winter.
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Doubtful Compliments to tho Lesls.

laIuTeS from Democratic Source.
Charleston Cor. Pt, Pleasant Regisier)
These dlssensioDs in our own ranks arc
well calculated TO inspire our adversarIes
with renewed courage, causing them TO
assume, as it were, tho offensive, and lead
on their unbroken columns against par.
~ which we are sorry to confess has too
many stragglers, composed Of men who
are ever doubling and finding fault be.
cause they have, probably, heard some
man say lie bad recently been to Char.
lesion aud seen TOO or threO members Of the
Legislature drunk, or some Radical had
demonstrated to their entire satisfaction
the utter incompetency Of that body 10
discharge tho trust reposed In It, as II II
Is anything gerry unusual to see sons men
drunk, or for Radicals, Engaged In what
they. conceive to be legitimate warlare) to
assaII the Democratic party whenever an
opportunity presents itself
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This is no fault In the constitution,
which we claim to be nearly perfect, but
Is attributable to the obtuse minds of some
upon whom nature has not been 90 lavish
OF her gifts. 80"
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~ TATE -OF WEST NlhGlNlAi
y County Of Ohio, City OF Wheeling. In the
Municipal Court Of Wheeling February Rules,
1873
Clarence 3. Irwin
~
Julia 4. McKelVuy, and Alexander T. MeKelvey
her husband, Samuel 3. Irwin and Robert b.
Irwin, Jr whIth julia g. McKeIVey, Samuel
d. Irwin, Robert y. Irwin, jr., and the COM
plA'uAnt are tho heirs ut law OF Robert g.
irwin, deceased, and Mary Il. Irwin, tho Wild.
wOf said Robert 8. irwin, decd. In Chan
Gerry.
sale and sale OF lots No. one hundred and ninety
eight (l98), one hundred and ninety-nine (l99I,
aud water lot No. eight 49, on tho east Blde oil
Kiln PtrOet, on Wheeling Island, in tho city CT
Wheeling, West Va, OF which lots Robert 8.
Irwin, decd. was seized and possessed in his
life time; and also 10 obtain decree for the pay.
m:nt to said Wldow Of gross sum in cash ont
Of the proceeds OF sale, In lieu Of her dover In
proceeds among the heirs Of said deceased.
And It appearing from tho return upon tho sum.
mons issued IN shove cause and from an lfadAVit
fled therein that the defendants Julia y. Nickel.
yey, Alexander T, McKelVey and Samuel B.
Irwin are not residents OF tho State Of West Viz.
RiulA, on motion OF tho complainant by his at
tornoy It Is ordered that tho said Julia b. Nc
Kelyey, Alexander T. AeKelVey aud Samuel b.
Irwin do appear within ono month after the date
Of the first publication hereof and do what 10
necessary TO project their interests.
Teate: DANA Il. HUBBARD,
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
CALDWELL & CALDWELL, Atty's for Plaintiff.
February 10, 1873, feioW