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The Boston .ddrertjser calls BUTLER this
coarsc.yoiccd viliiicr.'

DouG. WISE iMPALEs PoPHta.-[ ffede-
ricksburg Hsruld's report of Bowling Green
meeting. Captain George d. Wise was
greeted with great applause when he took
the stand. He handled Alr. Popham and his
CAUSE with ungloyed hands. The response
bility of parties based on race and color was
laid ut the door where it properly belongs.
1t was the manufacture Of the Radical party.
In the Underwood Constitution they at
tempted al cnormty unparalleled in his
tory-thc diSfrlnchsement of largely over
onc-haIf of the white people of the State.
Captain Wise was particularly caustic i'll re-
viewing the political travcsties of Mr.. Pop
ham himself. y Conservative in the Hon>c
of Delegates from the county OF Bath i'll
1863 and 1870, where not Il solitary negro
vote was cast, " Mr.. Popham was white
man when he lived in Bath and a negro
when he moved to Richmond!
The various leading issues Of the canvass
were taken up by Captain Wise in detail!
and discussed with ability and force. cnthu-
sinr the audience, who responded i'll shouts
of apprcciutivc appreciation.
There was Il crowded house to hear the
discussion. over one-third Of the persons
present being negroes.
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Tho A cito-iOn About Frei0htS

,,,.- -,--,1o ,,,o o,or,;,,,..-crE o,. yori,
in7 P'0i'V r',. >..,,,,,o.,' -,
nave re>poi"e" " 'h' '''''''''
the West on the >Ihlcct OF uhfca>ohahl"
charges for TRANSFORMATION. The farmers
,..,.,,o,,,.,. ia. ,.i,,,c... C,rtr,usnor.a.
.. -, ,.o;, t,,,or
ION ap>oi'''" Il" '"' i'"''' Va WV
and Tie merchants ot NEW ioih co'iccue
the truth OF their assertion.
4, mn ;mmcnso mnrtiDr at CooorT Ju,ti.
u..,..,,.,. ,,;nh, .,oon,,cs ,roro
,,,a,1o and resolutions were adop,rd ccu.ur.
IT,, ,;,,a.. ~ INSTRUMENTATION, for unrsoson.
nc ,,I ,,n;.,,,;,,,. ~, ,,oc,su;,, of
:..,..I ,,,a ;,,,.r,.,s,.a ,,n,,,, IF t,.,rsnort-
;n,, n,d ror,,,rdi,o tna vast produce Of the
,y.st
M, vc.,,v orc of ti,r merchant orators.
ao;a.
,r,;, ,,.h,. !, i ,h,t Won oro
,.;,,, en- an,i ~ ,nr bnrrrI Of tloilr when
Won Should not hc paving more than IS, and
perhaps not more than s.: The cause lies
loi WIN .ue pto'tuosi Ho' m''' .,.I
i''' "". - -, fiat ,,r-
raj n fInur rrom ,hn wheat fields of the West
TO the Grain markets Of the East. Why is it
that You are obliged 10 pay - ana Slo Il Ton
iof coi "neh you saoH'u no' 10y, ~; ~. ,I Tnn
~, ",'>i mnt hn,n.,. RI the scarcity oc coal.
nor the want Of ll0orcr>, nor is the fault TO
be found at Elizahci!rort, or III ana arouiio
inc "iE'I'cs "h0 ma NesS ~ WV ."n
'n nc l'T> 1 ,,;rn,.js for inc Transformation
If cnul from the coiI-DedS OF rcn!l>St vana
to the coal market: OF New York"
Several orators spoke ulon the subject
MI uroino IN. necessity o: Increased means
Of TRANSPORTATION. tie resolutions assert
tl,,. irei~hts have increased faster than the
means Of TRANSPORTATION They ccuSurc rail
road management, a> we'll is railroad freight
l;,,s They condemn the rings and the
. ,.treiuht lines. and the VAT sums cx-
n,ndca hy railroad conu,lies in controlling
icrisla,ion and they declare that railroad
cnrnora,jops owe solemn duties to the peo-
ple through whose iiOcrllity they were
chartered.
The concluding resolution tenders the
sympathy of the merchants of New York to
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The Growth of Richmond.

The progress OF the city is very apparent
10 NIL these who travel overit. The nam
growthi is westward; Tut buildings arc going
up in all directions. We yesterday counted
ninctccn very good brick houses in course
cf construction OH two adjacent squares III
the western part of the city, near the junction
Of Madison with Main and Cary streets.
Last May thcrc' were two hundred new
houses under way. and now we suppose
there must be more than that number.
One real estate agent in the city states that
he has forty applications 4 Gay for houses.
and he has none to rent Of course the APP
,lcations s. ould not continue in such num-
Der if there were houses TO rent. Hence,
we think the building of houses for tenants
must be a good business. We are glad 10
gee hat good portion Of the new houses
are designed for the new order OF social
economy, and for tenants who can Only pay
moderate rents. Such houses are most Dehe-
fetal to the city, and gentlemen can hardly
invest their money in a better manner than
the manufacturer and mechanic OF limited
means. These people want to begin lille in
manner commensurate with their means
| They are industrious, frugal men, who, be-
ginning life honestly and cautiously, 60 on
| advancing in means and influence, and finally
become not only most valuable, but highly
PROSPEROUS citizens.
Richmond is unquestionably growing
more rapidly than at any former period. LII
our merchants and manufacturers only
make good use Of the new and facilitated
| means of communication with the interior
the impetus the city now has will be acce!e-
| rated as time passes, so that 1t Will not DC
| long before Richmond takes position As one
of the finest inland towns in the Union.
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After BUTLER was thoroughly beaten and
had backed out, ne presented himself with
the most unblu>hing eilrontery to make Il
speech upon the resolutions prepared by his
bittercst enemy, Mr.. IloAR, and recon-
mended that they be passed without dissent.
Among them were the two condcmning, first,
the back-pay grab Of when he was the
champion: and second, the impairment in
reference of the Government officers in try
ing to force him upon the people of Massa-
chllsctts. Could impudence and shameless
ness 90 further: Indeed, BUTLER is Il beast,
inscusible to I'LL moral feeling.
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DEATHS.

Died September 18th, at the residence of her hls
hand, Mrs, MOLLIE j.. wife of {. l.. Turner, of
Turncrsburg, Irede county, n. {.
Iierremans will be brought 10 this city. The flu
neral will take place from the residence OF Air. l..
l.. Lacy, Is Harvey street, TOMORROW (Sunda;)
ut O'Clock L. NJ.
Died on the 10th instant. OF diphthcria. JESSE
OUINTIS. youngest child OF Joseph A. and
emma c. Blaine: aged one year, nine months and
twcuty-hrce days.
O fare YOU well. sweet Jesse. must put you from
But vour form will still be with Us in the darkness
and the li2ht:
And one day we'll greet you darling, your blessed
mansion new;
For though you cannot come to us, still we may
20 to you.
Died on Monday the sth Instant. at the residence
of her husband In Marriage county, Ala, Mrs. FL -
VIRA MINGE, wife Of David Minge, Esq.
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IN
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
IL augmentation the past winter makes it four
time. larger than last year. and then il was confessed
THE MONARCH MASTODON OF THE ROAD.
Overs million dollars have been expendcdto make
this The most stupendous and greatest World Expo
stion ever attempted; and an immense
TWELVE CEHrKE-IoIE PAVILION,
covering over four acres Of ground AMI measuring
$4,000 YARDS OF CANVAS,
is rcqurcd to exhibit, its thirty-onc dcns OF
LIVING WILD BEASTS, BREATHING SEA MONSTERS,
rLuMAGED BIRDS, ANr FLESII-EATING
REPTILES.
10 transport this Goliath OF shows, 100 cars, six
passenger coaches, and four engines are hronst'I
iutorcusition. and the services Of over 1900 men
and horses necessary TO the success "i lhls ht-
prccclentcd enterprise.
AGRASD TRIPLE MENAGERIE,
II four separate tents combined with the
COLOSSAL MU scum,
AvIARY OF TROPICAL BIRDS, AND
CARAVAN OF ELEPHANTS,
CAMELs. DRoMEDARIES,
GRAND DOUBLE CIRCUS PERFORMANCE
,,,,. ,,.o.,,,
III '"e ''' Se' '''f
EVERY ACT DOUBLE.
,o,o ,,o,,r urdor ono gr,pd
III WV to" " VS.
pavilion.
,,,nr, cp,Sn rxTpEE
Doopi'H of''N
Two studs of ring-horseS, dual corps OF eIucs'
o,.., -,
GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT IN ARESIC ANNALS
EVER WITNESSED.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, i'll this city by Rev. j. Is. Taylor. Jr., of
Culpeper. on Thursday the nth instant, Rev.
CHARLES e. TAYLOR. professor in Wake For
est College, y. c., TO Miss MARY HINTON, daugh-
ter of the late Kew. } Il. Prichard, OF NC.
Married, in Manchester. September llh, at the
rc>dcCcc Of the parents Of the bride, by Rev. W
q. Lumpkn. FRANCIS W. FlTZG ERALD to
ANNIE r., Only daughter Of Daniel Ferguson,
Esq
May the bridegroom ever be frank in his dealings
with The fair bride, and She anniemated by tile
thought Of living for him alone. And
May time. who sheds his blight on all,
And daily doomS some joy To death,
On them let cares so lightly fall
A. not To crush one flower beneath.
Philadelphia and Baltimore papers please copy.
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HosoRABLEs. Radicals have followed
pretty nearly the Conservative plan OF cam
vasseIs. They have appointed quite batch
of orators, and they are nearly all ''honoa.
blcs, these humble poor mems men. Yes,
= they arc all honorable men," negroes aud
all
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C.ENGERFEST.
SEPTEMBER %, 90, 30, AND OCTOBER l.
THE preparations made by the
GESANG-VEREIN VIRGINIA.
with the assistance Of the philharmonic AsSocia-
ton, Gcrmania MTnucrclor, and Iurnvcrcin, OF
yhis city. will insure 4
MUSICAL FESTIVAL
which has never been witnessed In THIS cry before.
The following societies have accepted The lnIita-
T1IrrE uI-EDRcp SINGERS will participate: New
York Tclltonia M;cnncrchnr, philadelphia hlTn-
ncrrIlor. baltimore Gcrinalia MTnncTchur. ASH
ington S;rngcrhund. ~,
The celebrated rcnor from philadelphia, Mr..
FrfEpMAS and also solo. singers from Washington,
will take part in the concert.
gagged for the OCCASION.
4 full programme will lie published In 4 few days
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
ItS
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FUNERAL NoTICE.-The funeral services OF
EDWARD BROWN FRENCH, son of John W.
and judith f. French. who was instantly killed OH
the Chesapeake and Chic railroad Saturday, Sep
ternbc 7th, win occur at the Uninn-Statlon Metho-
dist Episcopal church TOMORROW Sunday
EVENING ut O'Clock.
His friends and those of the family are invited TO
attend without further no.ice.
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nY SEPTEMBER 3, 1873.

MI SEPTEMBER 3, 1878.
THOMAS r. PRICE & co.
have open and on the way from market
BLEACYED and BROWN SHEETINGS,
RIEACIED and BROWN COTTOSS,
IRISH LINENS, some very cheap;
SUPERIOR BLACK MoHAIRS and !ALPAcAs,
TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES.
LINEN SHEETINGS, TABLE DAMASk,
WHITE and RED FLANNELS,
NEW FALL PRINTS,
BLACK and GRAY PRISTG,
BLACK and WHITE PRINTS.
NEW GOODS EVERY WEEK. sea
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and elevate the state - tie object OF bur
devotion, the people VIII triumph; nut III
no other way can they be saved from "ea-
,,yt;sDH
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NJ SEPTEMBER, 1873.
New YAK LACES for trimming fall dresses.
Sill X TIES (al new shadesl-
LADIES' KID GLOVES Zone and two-buttonl'
LADIES SILK UMBRELLAS,
uFsJsTITCHED and EMBROIDERED HAND
KERCHIEFS,
rJSES-CAMBRIC HANDKERCHlEFS,
COTTON HOSIERY,
BALBRIGGAN HOSIERY, &C,
Just received hy
.na t. X. PRICE 4 co.
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Assl1aAa. haIUsstEa.

MT IMPORTANT To HOTEL NEIL
ERs.-The f,auvlllc tya.) NEW HOTEL. wa nc
completed about September Is, 1879. YIN
FINEST OPENING IN TIE STATE OF 't''-
GINA. -.
VIII he rented or leased for long term Of yei 10
TO 4 live hoel-man.
For all necessary Information and particulars up
nIv r. The owLcr. J.P. HAWKINS.
~ - 80 ~-.- Danvil!e,'Va:
4; octRo~ n So ll-d6tw1ts
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TOR MANCHESTER DIRECT-NEW

TOR MANCHESTER DIRECT-NEW
Il PASSENGER LINE ESTABLlSHED..The
undersigned proposes to commence running, MON
DAY, September 18th, line OF PASSENGER
COACHES from Manchester to Richmond-to start
from Cowardin avenue and Hull street, and land at
the DisltcL corner acknowledgements to leave
the Manchester SIDE ut and Richmond At T5 A.
H. and TO continue to leave at Intervals OF an hour
and half through the day. Fare each way Ten
CENTS. AS this will be an accommodation 10 the
public he trusts TO receive liberal patronage:
WILLIAM Ii. WAYMACk,
MANCHESTER Scptnmber h. 1873. sc l3-5t
TOR SALE, FOUR SHOWCASES and
Il one COUNTER. Applyto
L. p. JONES,
sclcg.% Gil CO.. Br.,:.d 4. Get.
DOCK AND JOB PRINTING DONE AT
~ THIS OFFICE.
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pIC.NICS.
FAMILY PICNIC OF THE SEASON.
WEST POINT,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ID, 1873.
pIC.NECS.

A GRAND FAMILY BASKET PICNIC
will be given rs above.
We have been induced TO give this our second
excursion because the former was we'll patronlzed'
and pronounced by all the grandest family picnic
OF the season.. 49, ,,,,
No pains or expense will be spared In making dhe
occasion one of great pleasure 10 all the families
who participate. a.. .,o,so,,
THIS Is positively the last picnic OF the se'lsoh'
Music will be In attendance.
The following gentlemen have consented to ACT Us
n committee: MIR. stephen curry, DIT. u L. haoS'
Mr. John II. Frischkorn.
The train will start from Richmond ut u O'CLOCK
A. NJ, and returning, leave West Point at o'clock
Z. NJ.
TICKETS: Gentlemen, 81 ladies, soc.
JAMES III. CUGHILL.
HARMAN WOODWARD.
pOSTpoNEMENT.
Tho abpye picnic has been postponed until MON
DAY. September 18th, OIL account 4t the incleni-
epcy OF the weather. sc h-os
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IL WHITE TEETH.
WHITE TEETH!
MEADE & BAKERS SAPOSINE DENTl-
FRICE-the best tooth-powder In use-eillcacious'
elegant and innocent; recommended ps 'he oe'l
dentists.
Price, soc. a box.
For sale by druggists generally. au 81
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SPECIAL EHTEGi.S.

~BATCHE LOE'S HAIR DYE
This splendid IAII, DYE Is the best in the worle
The only true and perfect dye Harmless, reliable,
andinstartaneou3; no disappointment; no ridicu-
lous tints or unpleasant odor Remedies the III
effects of bad dyes and washes. Produces iInme-
diatcy 5rperb black or natural brown. and leaves
the hair clean, soft, and beautiful. The genuine
: 'gneo W. A. BATCHEI.OR. Sold by all druggists
CHARLES BACHELOR.
80 30-eod ~ Proprietor, New York.
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; MOTHERS. MOTHERs. MOTH

MT MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOTH
Eps-Doir't fail to procure MRS. wIESLOW's
SOOTHING: SYEUP for all diseases incident to
4c ucriod o; teething In children. 1t relieves the
child of pain cures wind collie. regulates the bowels
md by giving relief and health to the child gives
rest to the mother.
be sure to call for
"Mns. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by al druggists 1e2-iu'Ih&seh
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TWO DAYS ONLY.
RfC IIAIOND.

RICHMOND.
"WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
9TH AND 18TH, on LOT CORNER
SECOND AND LEIGH
STREETS.
A TOWERING GIANT AMONG ITS FELLOWS.
TIE GREAT TWELVE CESTRE-roLE TENT
100000 CHALLENGE SHOW.
GREAT EASTERN MENAGERIE, MUSEUM,
AViARf. CIRCUS.
ROMAN IIlPPUDRUME,
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DEPARTURES .sf s;EaM .es.

TOR NEW The 1csSss
Il ISAAC l. Eli, Captoin BLhREIAy, aszRkarNs
Freight received .'ntll . r. NJ. Saturday.
Through bills Of 10 ling signed, ana FOODS Tor.
varded With Dispatch u AL points NORTH, south.
sast and west. Close connects made With Cunard
Line for foreign ports Pass. 1ser Recommendations
unsurpassed. Fare, Sl2; stRera2.. 10; round-;rip
tickets, 22o For freight or passage, a.opIy %
GEORGE ". ALLEN & Co. AGENTS.
sc Bit COmpany's Wharf. Rntkefls
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Steamer STATE OF MARYLAND will leave her
wharf on SATURDAY st IL o'clock VI.
Freight received up 10 1890 o'clock a. u. SGtrr-
day.
Sc ia-it ". P. BRETT. agent
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MEETINGS..
RICHMOND coMMASDERY, No. 2,
KNIGHTS TEMPLAH.
.s Sn,,foripor II IsTl

UON, c. p. RAMSDELL, Republican
L l. candidate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VIII au.
dress the Hughes and Ramsdcil Flambcan tinD, u.
their hall on Broad street between NTH am lent'i
streats THIS EVENING ut O'Clock. So l3-ltH
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-03-01

4 NEW ScuooL.--It will be seen
Nv reference 20 anotber column that
Rev. W. W. SPENCE will open a new
School at Little Creek Church, near
Alto, on next Monday morning, the
3rd inst. It'll seldom that we have
an opportunity of introducing to ou'
readers one whom we have known so
long and so well, to be so emincntlv
fitted aud Qualified for the duties of
his avucaton. We have known Mr..
SPENCE personally and lived neigh
Dor to him in Ala for many years,
and have known him as Principal
of some Of tie largest and finest Male
and Femsle schools ever organized in
tibet State, and we know whereof we
speak when we congratulate the citi-
zens ofRicl,and Parish upon the re-
moval into their midst of such an
eminent Christian gentleman, able
scholar and valuable citizen, the in
1uenee Of whose great head and heart
will be felt in up building Of every
enterprise for good. We commend
him to the confidence of our readers,
feeling assured bat when once found
out be will stand in their estimation
far above what feeble commentator
from us can find language to place
him. Those who have children to
educate should avail themselves OF the
superior advantages which this School
affords.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-03-01

THE GEN'L X. f.. LEE MONUMENT.
The grand monument to the memory
of Gen'l Lee is now rapidly being con-
struc;ed under the direction and skill
of Poi. Valentine. And in order to
complete it at the earliest possible
lav, the Executive Committee of the
Lee Memorial Association, Of Lexing-
y, Va, which is composed Of such
tinguished men as Gent Pendle-
on, Gen'l Terry. Hon. VIM. Nc
Laughlin, Col. Preston Johnson,
Chas Davidson. and others, nave
authorized the publication and sale of
a perfec, life size steel engraved por-
trait of Genl Lee. The proceeds of
its sale to be applied in furtherance of
the object Of this Association, name
lv: to the erection of a monument
to the memory Of Gen'l Robert
r. Lee, at the Washington and Lee
University, Lexington, Va. The por.
trait will be sold only by subscription,
through regular authorized agents.
Every subscriber for the portrait will
receive a certificate signed BY the
Secretary and Chairman Of the Lee
Memorial 4 ssociation. We commend
this portrait to the public. and hone
some good energetic man will secure
: the agency in this section in order
to help on the work. Messrs II. /
DeIea < Co, No. il2 Camp street,
New Orleans, have been constituted
aud appointed General Agent for III.
State Of Loui,iana, and any comm
nications addressed to them for circu
lars, terms, and certificates, will re
ceive prompt attention.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-03-01

We feel thankful to q kind Provi-
dcnce. to he able 10 announce to opr
readers that We are again able to sit
up and walk about some.
We have had serious time with
pneumOnia. and bat for good nurses
and a skllful physician we should
not have been able 10 bear our allie
lion.
We tender cur heartfelt gratitude
10 our good friends for their attention
and kind treatment TO us while on he
bed Of ailliction.
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4 Musical TREAT--Oa Tuesday
evening last, while in our town, Mess.
4. FiIIroye, ( richmond and u.
l.. Frost. three most talented young
musirians of the Jfonroe String Brat,
called upon Us, and for y hour more
regl!ed Us with delig. "A! music, such
as We seldom have II" pleasure of lis
tening 20. The treat was iust such an
one a. We needed to knock the rust
of Of our dull sph its nd brighten our
IDEAS Tor renewed Hort TO make a
paper that viii interest our readers,
and their visit will be kindly remsm-
bered as al opportnne Intervention
which diSpelled the dull care" that
seemed about to take possession Of US
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TIE GRAND MASONIC BALL, accor.
ding to invitations previously issued
cane of, in Rayville, on Tuesday
evening last, and for everything that
combines ia the making up of pleas
ant social entertainment, it was doubt
less the grandest soiree Of its kind
ever Witnessed in this section Of coun-
try. The large and spacious Hall
was brilliantly illuminated, both up
per and and lower story, beautifully
decorated " ith evergreen tapestry, and
filled to almost Overlooking with the
elite Of North Louisiana. \ large
number of young ladies and gentle
men, in attendance, from the parishes
ofOuachita and Morehouse, were the
handsome and fascinating rivals Of
our Richland bon tons for the palm
OF Southern beauty which justly h,
longs to some innocent and mode
femme sole within the environs
these three parishes, and who mig
have been found among the glitter Z,
,hrong Of rosy-cheeked maidens, Il c
rs.plendent edulgents of hose love y
counlenancss She'd a halo about the
fairy scene on Tuesday night and
rendered it an occasion Of innocent
amusement aud peaceful enjoyment to
old and young who mingled with
Zach other in the rich festivi'-.. .uu
apparently delightful 20 those who
participated in tripping the light fan.
,as,ic ,oe'' under the gentle influence
of sweet strains of music from TIN
uoeroc String Bard. whose serv
had been engaged for that porpose.--
,Twould doubtless please our lad!
readers if we could tell them ho'
zach. f,bs fairy forms were dressed
what they had on, how the hair wa
done up, etc, but as we nave on'!
,~snty-eighs columns OF space VIC o ..
80, h. excused. Being neither dis
,.;ol, nor an admircr oil i'rp>'e"or'
$50 bs,ame nasty interested IN ID
b,..mcn, Of the large o"'''''.'
which two long aud elegantly ''"'"'
81 table. were richly ia'ened WA
IN things good TO cat ana o,'''' ""'
h.. in the enjoyment o. apou' II"
,pe,, supper that we ever h'.pea I
,.as,c we lost sight of e'ers'iI's us
,5 .oop transferred the re"a"ot' .
car portion fibe even 's ; 'p' ,;, 80,
INC arm, cf morplcss upn 'o,' '''',
lid. leaving those, who Gao '''D'e q
:,.h, till broad Aay-'isna'' g l'@'
...l.,,., o,r'- in the m"r'nS
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. sos Q

among the new corners who are
looking out for homes in this section,
We we're pleased to meet this week
Capt. CAMPBELL, a dry goods mer-
chant of iszoo City, who visits our
town with a view to establishing a
business here if il suits him or
course !: suits him, and we undetSian
that he has engaged the building now
bc;ng put up by Maj. Oliver. He is a
son Of our new townsman, Rev. ID. \.
Campbell.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-03-01

We remind our readers that If they
want anything nice in The way of eat
ab,cs. it can be had, Nv sending 10
Joseph Podesta, Vickohurg, Miss
who keeps every thing in the line
Of fancy groceries, con,eciionarieS. etc.
You NAV get cakes cheaper there
tEan YOU can make them. Send in
fer such things, and We guarantee
tEat you will be satisfied.