davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28

successor to the late II. Hertlns, NO. 2ls KING
street, above Second, Wilmington, Del, res
pecttuy calls the attention Of his friends and Sports
men generally tina. he will continue the manufacture
Ut Shot Guns Rides and Pistols, at the old stand,
No. IA King street. and has for sale large and
beautiful stock OF Fire Arms among which are
Double barrel Guns from $40 to 1928.
Single banel Guns from to $50.
AL kinds OF Pistols, Colts, sharpe's, Aliens and
Smiths q Weston's RevoIvers, with Cartridges,
Sc, complete. Also Eiys best double water proof
Percussion Gaps; every size ball and shot Game
Bags and Cunning Apparatus generally. Fishing
Tackle &c, constantly hand and Tor sale whole
sale and retail at tho lowest cash prices.
sS-Particular attention paid to Bell Hanging and
LOcksInlthn1 as heretofore. ty21-h
IyAKER'S COD LIVER Oil, IN bottles ana pnlk
ID at L. BRINGHURST CO.'S
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28
rs WANTED rs



ror the prevention AMI cure OF CpS-
FRACTION, LoRSs, QUAEl EH GRAZ ~,
CosIRACIIoS OF Tux BAGE SISLw ,HkS-
gRALY CALLED kSEE-SPRU3O SPbAlHs, GalLE
SCRATCHES, l,nEUMATs-M. &c.
Ihaye tested Boyer HoOi LlJlIeiit Uu Tie iret oil
over one hundred horses. Tie diieIelct u Ae con
ditisn OF the great in it, favor that wyad
not be without Il Tor ten tunes il cost, II should be
properly applied ~ every horses hO1t anal especially
in the saiaiaer When the lOrsrr feet are a"aNs III con
tact with the heated Garth, which dies them up ahi
tLey become hard and leSer,h, which ltgaue.- con-
traction, corIs quarter cracks, cnntTactou VI He
back sinew, cOInuIVuy called hHss Slrutg Aiia v.t D.
rom tho pans ia tie hoJi II produces sweeney ia TIC
shoulder. We regcUlniueid II a. M best yirlt a'Ji
We ever used should be us-a Oh ttrr! Avf-v AOJi
scommonly-R. d! IL used harness % mems b'9's
keep them IL good coltit loIl.
Elk. Conkiin,
PT5yrse.sr and So .riEtsF1ts q -. tga''''"-4.
Stdb!-s, SIaGy,a Street, P.nJ-ts. Ftta.
Ma NJ. &. BONEg -DsGr >tr III l. 10 eFI'if
| hat lave used Y3af Imminent 10 M -iaPt-- ii
hrre month. pat, lnote HAN yir hIlfsd hot-es
and md il the best Dtyi aratOH hhse Ger p-'i u
hor.e- II Is tai Det;r-. han 80, Fg.'.Hin ~ f HHh'
| me i've cases at oucs : rEEfcs-.
| HAIRY HAN .l-IpNt
No. l5l eel 5l-t Street N~a l.iE =
| sold wholesale AID Ieful a. iru.4=iyf- IIt'-- ~
| h.. BKlSGHUksT = CO. s.iorErerf-.-,
| CorueI CT apI AatArt 9fi--t-t
| ,InilI-syn. lie.a"a's
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28
Braces Braces !! Braces
ux. HtxIN Oh u LIS

40. 81 MARKET ) INEtl
II Cholera Mixture, VI Our"Mn !nar'. a..
~ tai remedy ivr dIafrhpn, cholera, and loos res
III OF the bowels. ., san.
1.,euye OF Jamaica Utnger, capital ftepa'"'loi
~ tl,. finest white Jamaica uinseri manufacture"
viii, tine greatest care and suitable ~ The most deil
cato contributors, neatly PUT up, al te"Sobao'
price. 81, -, ~. DO, ,,,,,
on rs the best reuue ami Thea ~ use our h 81 -hri
wine and other, Try II. ,,
Gum Cam phVr, the best protection against h'"'"
lar turr VI MoUcn gUOts.
Cologne and BAY Kun ny the quart oI eh'loh' "
uutaes vi desirable sly les. Cali aud examine.
Cux's Gellatino TOT Jelly, now quite teasnitr'o'
txtructs the iiaudkcrchiei ~ hUtllus oi III o"h
No. in quality, tor sale " any quantity l" sut
/ Ferruted EltXr oi Gentian. We CAIN Tor th'slLh
IL has the strength Comp. Siuc 6ehtian ~
the addition Oi full dose ot non with each d"Se'
| has many advantages over frtiatrd lhNi' CONTAIN
my CAlisaya BARK As II IL unlioIm III strrnglh AM
| apueurance, aud u pleasant and ehlcleW tom't W
| cunlulehd 1t to any one wishing an iron tome
Irusses.-Ne have always had private spa.
| ment fol hitting Ttusses. livery person waning
truss can have IL adj listed to them aud WARRANTED
DIT. A.,
Mrs Allen =, Hans, Ring, Wooi's, sterling III
brosia and mary ether Hair frvrarutions al re"u o
prices.
| Il. y. HkiNGuU Hsl y,
Ai1 AHrkut -ttr"t.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28

Anew PkrFAnAIiUNo.-r nr,ngnuIst x Co.
IN desire call the attention vi lhysleial!s anu
others in terested to The following new l"erahtiVir
of their own manu- aCiule which are dt -lhtu 700
cupy n pre- inInent position a. the lnurt lOluIaf o
the nutrtive tOnicA.
WIsEASD BkEP, each tablespoonful representing
tho uuurisbipg constituents Vi one ounce u iieTu
Beef. Nth the gentle stimulating lloTPiles Vi fute
Sherry Wine. 81,
WINE uP BEEF AND lHus, cont atniHg the shne s.
the above with the addition vi thfee grAih1oi NiLA'
OF Iron in each Tablespoonful.
ELIXIR OF BEkF, each tab esIooiful representing
the nuursnneut OF one ounce of FIe-h Beet Win
iess-rt-spooi tut OF Finest French Brandy.
ELIxIR or BBKP, lRoS, AND CALlsAfAi each
tablczpovnfua OF which contains lie heurlsu'hs
pToperLIs OF one ounce fresh rei three grams oi
| PyrurhosphAt OF Iron, eight grains VI Chlrsyh
| Bark, with Finest French Brandy. $500.
| The above elegant preparations are pala'As't
and grateiu to the taste, acceptable tD the s'uMat'
and uniform ia strength, having Tor their bass ur'
| of witch in doDita;ed conditions OF tne sl-ts &c "
| wei established, They are eninuntly adaptvd io
the treatment OF thuse suffering nom the uebilit!
re uung from protTaeted Illness in the shhns stag
vi ty.,hod and other ieyers. IN e exhaustion ant
fatigue arising from excessive Hork. I3s, VI ape
tite, impaired digestion aId Dyspepsia AZ "A tesu'
| ratiye and nyisOIatOf Il ey are inv"lutlle iuI tut
convaiescent IN tue debility accom- any ihs ODD age
u the rapid growth OF children, and al forms
| general uebili;y atte- ded by detective Iutrtioi'
nervous prustratOn, and Al Impoverished cVlriIho
| Of the blood.
| Prepared aud sold wholesale and retal by
t. BRINGHUkSI X CO.
oath & aIIrkst ats.. Nilminxtoh'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28
DiamondSpcctacles!
aO.s NinrkeI sIreel


Wilmington. Deidndre.
vNN lIyl ILL he found the largest and best assort
w ment Of the above goods in the Statr.-
WI Band China Dinner Sets, Band China Toa
~ Sets. White China Tea Sets, White China Dim
ner Sets, Edwards White Iron Stone Dinner Sets,
Edwards White Iron Stone Toilet Sets, Edwards
Ware Iron Stone Tea Sets, Fancy Toilet Sets, great
variety, Common Goods Ut every description Fancy
Articles i'll endless variety; Hard Rubber Handle
Knives ; Plated ForKr. Spoons, Casters &c. Plated
Tea Sets, OF best quality, Cut Glassware, of every
descriptions Pressed Glassware OF every description
news &c I've attention of those In want OF the above
goods Isl nyited my stock of goods in this line. The
natv nj the goods IL best the kind that be
found and the prices as low good goods can be solo
ian l-tf THOS. Y. DENoRMANDlE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28

REDU CIION IN THE PRICE OF coal
On and after April the 2lst, 1873. and until furthe
notice, my prices ioT Coal will lie as foliowsi
Stove, Egg and Broken, rt.B per ton, delivered
large Nut Coal Sj.I6, per do. delivered, omces
- JOS FOUT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28
FREIGHT B USINES.s.
RT3SH,S
Steam Freight LINE.

leaves I'd wharf above Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
daily at p IN, and French street wharf, Wilmington,
at . p. M. Freight handled carefully and forwarded
with dispatch. -. ,,,,,,,
aug22 IT. W. booh.
Richland beacon., 1874-07-18
Communicated.


Alto, Ia, July Ilth, 1871.
Mr.. w. l.. JcNEs, Chairman Repu',-
lican Executive Ccn. Eayyille, La,
Sir: My attention has been called
to the Published proceedings of the
Republican convention Of June 10Th:
In which ] see my name published as
member Of the Central Executive
Committee Tor the 9th Ward of this
Parish. This appointment was made
without my knowledge or consent.
While ! believe in and hone for the
education and elevation of nv race.
and will do all in my power for the
promotion OF my own and their happi-
ness my conviction is, tha. the best
and sureat mode, 10 accomplish the
desired end. Is To cultivate friendship
with the intcl.i gent While men. and
assist them to place in oiiice. inteli-
gent honest capable men, who will
make just end wholesome laws to
benefit the whole people white and
co!orcd and rcscle the STATE from Ger.
tain bankruptcy, under tie present
misrulc. dcspise tho m.-erable car
pet-bagger and the naiiv" white man
alike. whose sole Object is to poison
the minds of the ignorant and unedu-
Gated colored people, and place them
selves in power for the purpose Of
plumber and robbery, and making our
own degradation deeper and more
damning if possible than it was when
we were ahicct slaves.
| think tie move now being made
by the white people Of Louisiana, to
obtain the control of the government,
is in the righ' direction, and, after ma
ture deliberation, have determined to
cast my lot with them, and whatever
influence l may have among our peo-
pie will be to persuade them to cut
loose from their worst Of enemies, the !
political carpet-bagger, white or black,
and go with the true men of our
State. | therefore decline to accept
the position rendered by your conven-
ton. Very Respectfully,
ALEX. JONES.
Richland beacon., 1874-07-18
and the rights of all citizens thereun-

and the rights Of all citizens thereun-
der.
ART. III. The officers of.his club
shall be a President, three Vice-Pres
dents, Corresponding and Record.
ing Secretary, and Treasurer which
officers shall be elected by a majority
of the club, and who, after their elcc-
ton, shall serve until the club shall
dissolve, or they shall resign, or for
cause shall he removed from their DO.
sitiOn, in which cases the club shall
elect members to ill the vacancy. Be-
sides these Offices there shall he such
officers appointed by the President as
the necessities Of the club for it's more
efficient organization NAV demand, who
shall serve in the position to which
they shall be assigned by the Presi-
dent, and in which they shall be re-
spected by the club.
ART. ". This Constitution NAV
be amended only at a meeting which
shall he advertised three times for
that purpose, when two-thrds ma
jorily of the members present shall
he sufficient to adopt any amendments
which may be offered.
JEo. a. HEMLER,
A. y. COOPER,
ii. +. NICKaRs,
Committee.
On motion the RICInAND Beacon
was requested TO publish the proceed
ings of this meeting. On motion the
meeting then adjourned to meet again
Oh next Saturday, 18th inst.
WIN. Il. IVY,
President.
LOTT 7 CHAPMAN,
Secretary
Richland beacon., 1874-07-18

There is required to be built in
Louisiana, before the country is safe,
1900 miles of levee or fifty millions of
cubic yards. The necessary repairs
at crevasses will alone take three mil
lions of cubic yards, at a cost of one
million Of dollars, which, if paid for,
the government will have to assume
two-thirds of it. 1t is not likely TO
do this, and hence the repairs will be
left unfinished. This will seriously
endanger next years crop. This
emergency the radical governor kel-
logg proposes to meet by levying an
additional three-mill tax on all the
property, real and personal, in the
State. 10 pay the tax will impover-
ish the people-by refusing it, they
incur the dangers of another food.
Was eyer people so menaced by the
twin evils oc spoliation and ruin st.
Louis Times.
Richland beacon., 1874-07-18

One A. Il. Macy. protesting to be
the minister of q Baptist church at
Canton, is sailing about under false
colors, representing himself as agent
for the Baptist" and getting and APP
propriating money on that account.
He formerly lived at Canton, and as
agent for an insurance company, trav-
clled all over South Mississippi. He
advertised extensively with us, and
then left without settling his bill, but
the company paid it rather than have
their agent exposed.-Brandon Re
publican.
The party above referred to has a
lot of our accounts Cor collection. We
hereby revoke his authority and notify
those whose accounts he has, not to
nav him but settle the same at the
BEACON Office or to some responsible
tekon.
Richland beacon., 1874-07-18

a gratifying evidence of the turn
affairs have taken is shown by state
ment in the Picayune ofTuesday, that
at late, meeting of the Twelfth ward
Democratic Club, among the repre-
sentatives selected were gentlemen
who are gravely interested in Louisi-
ana's prosperity and that wisdom and
integrity will be manifested in all
their doings. We sincerely hope that
such examples will be followed by ali
parish conventions, and as far as our
influence goes we are determined that
none but representative men shall be
selected as delegates or chosen to
office.
Richland beacon., 1874-07-18
Sheriff s Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Richland, =
Parish Court Of Richland Parish. }
l.. V. NETTLES, & Hush.
vs.. No341
J. NJ. SANDERS.

10y virtue of writ of alias Fl ia Issued
ID from the Hcn'l Parish Court in and for
the parish of Richand. State Of Louisiana, in
the above entitled ard nrE red suit and to
me directed, have SEIZED and will offer for
sale at the door of tae Court bonse in the
town ofRayviile in said parish and State on
Saturday The LIST day Of dug, 1874,
the following described property to-wit:
Seveny-five 90 cords of wood, more or
less.
Terms Of sale cash, with the benefit of ap-
prasement.
y sheIiils ofice'l J. A.LIDDELL,
luiy 18Th, 1874. is3tsl2
Richland beacon., 1874-07-18
ONE DOLLAR,

Which barely covers the cost of material
and labor. We request our friends and the
borhood in the State to get us up Clubs for the
CAMPAIGN TINES.
la seeking to ci-calate This paper during
the canvass throughout the State a repre-
sentative Journal of the State, we can proudly
point 10 liz record from the day OF its issue.
1t has been implicated in no jobs; concerned
IN no rings; it has never spoken soft word
of the enemies of its people, and we claim
thai il presents as clean, As pure, and as fear
less record as acy paper ever iss-ed from
the press. Send us
Richland beacon., 1874-07-18
Explanation.

SHREVEPORT, July 10. 1874.
EDITORS Times The local in Your paper
OF ;his date. III reference to my future political
course, without some explanation from ire
would leave the pnbIic under an erroneous
impression.
Two or three months since informed Nr.
Albert Leonard oi my intention to support any
party IN the ensuing camcaign IN opposition
10 The present corrnpi Stale administration and
the party supporting it, A. that time there was
no thought ot.rhe formation II the White
League, and had no interest which conld
he pr'.'u1icei lay remaining in afiiarion with
the radical party. My motive were free from
any personal intcres, or political anLi'ion.
Youns Respectfully
LOCiS DAVIS.
We also give an extract from n
letter received from Mr. Ado!ph Gilly,
of the l4th, in which it will he seen
that he tears himself loose from the
Republican party and goes with that
Of the intelligence and representative
men ofthe country:
81 authorize you to announce
through the columns Of your patriotic
paper, that from this time on | sever
all connection with the Republican
party, and will cndeavor to use what
little means ! can control to carry the
programme Of the White League.
The uniticaton movement is coming
too rapidly upon rs, and unless
arrested we would be irretrievablv
lost Therefore | throw myself into the
arms of the Democracy, or White
League"
Mr.. Gillv has a fine sense of cauca-
sian superiority which can not be
degraded when brought into contact
with the lo'c slung, and disgraccful
race teachings of the Republican
party, urged on by those who are
moved only by desire for gain.
Richland beacon., 1874-07-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
District Court,
STATE OF LOUISIANA. ,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Ouachita (
To J. NEWT. PITTs, Clerk l4th District Court
Parish of Richand,
You are hereby notified that special term
of the 18th District Court will be held with
the Parish Of RichlaGd, commencing on the
It'll day of September 1874. and you are
hereby ordered to give notice of the sane by
publication in the RIcHLAyD BEACON and
Dcihi ChrOnicie. and by notice posted on the
Court House door thirty days before the COM
mencement of said term; and the Parish
Judge. Sheriff and Clerk of the Parish OF
Richland are hereby ordered TO draw Jury
TO attend said term, under the act of No. So
Of the Statutes of 1872 State of Louisiana
'hirty days before the commencement of said
term,
Done and signed in chambers. this 3rd
day Of July, 1874.
ROBT. RAY,
Judge ll,h Dist
A true copy Of the original now on file in
my office.
Witness my official signature and seal of
of office on this 10th day Of July, 4. d. 1874
J. NEWT PITTS,
Clerk l4th Dist Court
Richland beacon., 1874-07-18
Ricl,iand HOUSE,
N. g. STILES----PrOpriCtOr

Is conveniently situated, near the RaiIToad
Depot, and i now ready for the reception
and hospital entertainment Of guests upon
reasonable terms Lodging comfortable, and
the table supplied with the best the market
ailor4S, wei prepared and kindly served.
Gue~'- receive All the attention desired ~
al times and under all circumstances.
Day board or board and lodging upon rs
good ',rtn> is can be had anywhere, and sat
i>iarti'u guaiautrti.
Give hi'n call, and you will be SIRE to
cOTic a"a,n
\ good stable on the premises for the con-
ycnicnc" Of -ucsi, ijh horses. jaully
Richland beacon., 1874-07-18
Meeting of the 9TH Ward at
Red Mouth.
Lori T CHAPMAN,
Secretary.

! According 10 previous nOtlce, the
citizens of Ward No. ) assembled at
Red mouth for the purpose of organ
izing the White Mans League, also a
permanent Ward Club, called the
Ogden White Mans Club, to be domi-
ci!iated at Red Mouth.
On motion the following officers
were unanimously elected: r. S.
Boughton, Chairman; G. H. Parham,
lst Vice President; ID. Rufus McIn-
tosh, 2nd Vice President; Jules p.
Gilly, Secretary; p. L. Gwin, Treasur-
err; w. +. Choat, Marshal; Jack
Kennedy and 7. G. Amory, Assistant
Marshals.
On motion committe of three was
selected to draw up resolutions: F.
Hatch, G III. Parham and ID. Rufus
Mcintosh, reported the following,
unanimously adopted:
We the undersigned citizens of
Richland Parish and of the village of
Red Mouth, adhering to the Platform
of Principles of the Crescent City
White League, do hereby for the
furthefance of the objects of that
League, unite ourselves to form a club
under the following Constitution and
Bylaws:
CONSTITUTION.
ART I. This club shall be called
"The Ogden White League"
ART. III. The object of this club
is to assist in restoring an honest and
intelligent Government to the State of
Louisiana to drive incompetent and
corrupt men from Office; and by a
union with all other good citizens, the
better to maintain and to defend the
Constitution of the United States and
of the State, with all laws made in
pursuance thereof; and to maintain
and protect and enforce our rights,
and the rights o. all citizens there
under.
ART. III. The officers of this club
shall be President, two Vice PresI.
dents. Corresponding and a Record
ing Secretary, Treasurer, a Marshal
aud two Assistant Marshals; which
officers shall be elected by majority
of the club, and who, after their cleo
ton, shall serve until the club shall
dissolve, or they shall resign, or for
cause shall be removed from their
position, in which cases the club shall
elect members to fill the vacancy.
Besides these officers there shall be
such officers appointed by the Presi-
dent as the necessities of the club for
its more efficient organization may de-
mand, who shall serve in the position
to which they shall he assigned by
the President, and in which they shall
be respected by the club.
ART. ". This Constitution may
be amanded only at q meeting which
shall be advertised three times for
that purpose, when a two-thirds ma
jority of the members present shall
be sufficient to adopt any amendments
which may be offered.
A committee often was then selected
to call on every white voter in the
Ward, to ascertain our voting strength:
Charles Wheeler, Alfred Il. Evans,
Ramsey, Berlin Scriber, G. H. Austin,
j. p. Bell, &. Ii. Parham, j. w.
Amery, A. Dyson and 7. c. Boies.
Moved that the RICHLAND BEACON
be requested to publish said proceed
ings, after which the meeting ad-
journed. to meet in Red Mouth on
the Goth day of July, 1874:
JULES P. CHILLY,
Secretary
Richland beacon., 1874-07-18
NEW and RARE SEED!
At the "Sou,hern Seed House. George H.
Williamson,
Gill .4TIN TENNESSEE,

At the "Sou.hern Seed House George n.
Williamson,
GALLATIN TENNESSEE,
TIE GREAT PERSIAN WATERMELON
Is The best in every respect, and Possesses The
remarkable properly of remaining fresh and
sweet throughout the entire wintr. Seeds
scarce. 25cts per paper Of five seds, or six
papers go seeds) for one dollar.
The Persian Watermelon proveoto be the
finest ever brought into this state. edward
Crawford. Bethel, Texas, Oct. IS, ls3.
WAS well pleased with thewaternelon.-
ate the last one on the first of this NINTH. -
J. f.. Faw, Salem, \. c., Jan. %, 1S1.
SN.1KE CUCUMBER
Grows from two to eight feet long SJlendd
for all purposes, especially for picking, but
will require some ingenuity TO fit into your
nice little jars. Price twenty cents a paper,
or six papers for one dollar.
HUSK OR STRhUBEfY TOMAr(
COR GROUND CHERRY
A distinc, variety Fruit grows in a hu.,
in which it will keep sound and fresh through
winter. Has a peculiar sweet strawbsY-
like favor. Price twenty cents paperI SIX
for one dollar
YARD LONG BEANS.
Grows rom two to four feet long; fin quail
ty; , cents a paper or six for one pillar.
NAV 10TH CABBAGE
Under the be-i cultivation will weigh from
ten to fifty pound per head. lively cts pa
per six for one doilar o..
Japan R.ADDBH Or a.APHANUS
C.AND.ATUSj
A novelty from Japan. I've stalk is load
ed with delicious pods tvo feet in length,
which are considered gres' delicacy served
II various WAYS.
Very rapid growth 6tesn cents per PAPER;
Sc ven pspers for one dblar.
MAMMOTH SQUASH.
P-'perly cultivated vii! attain the enormous
light of ten 20 three hundred pounds.
venty cts. paper; six for ono Collar.
All this know sounds q deal Ike
iish story, but any seed grow-r will verify ev-
cry word oft
My Catalogue for 1874 gives lists of the
best garden, flower and field seeds, with
ilirectogs for cultivation, ETC., embrnces nov
elites found in no other. 1t will be sent free
to any address.
GEORGE r. WILLIAMSON,
.r (,alla,in Teunpssee.
Richland beacon., 1874-07-18
pRENTISS HOUSE,
Vicksburg, Miss.
I. c. MCMACKIN & CO., Prop'rs.

'INHE Announcement that this favOrite Ho
Il TEL OF the Hill CRY" is still under the
management of the old AMI popular finn Of
l. &. McNackin X Co. is s,iicirut guaran-
tee TO their old customers; and stranger
quests are assured that they will receive ev-
cry attention they could desire frtm courieous
proprletors, efficient clerks and ate alive wait.
ers.