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PARIS ELECTIONS.

PARIS, December 5.-The second bal.
lettings for Municipal Councillors in those
districts OF Paris, which failed OF election
last Sunday, were held to-day, and re.
suited in the return OF three moderate
Republicans and two Radicals. A meet.
ing OF the members Of the Lett was held
to-day, at which thclexpedienCy of imme.
diately proposing the dissolution Of the
Assembly was discussed. The views OF
M. Jules FaVre, however, were adopted
as sense OF the meeting; they were 10 The
effect that it would be best 10 nermIt
the dlscussion OF the constitutional bills
first, and await tho result which was sure
to be their defeat; then all the fractions
Of tho Lott should unite in voting in
favor Of dissolution. 49,
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SPAIN.

MADRID, December 0.-Marshal Lor.
rane's departure for the North has been
postponed until next week,
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FOREIGN.
GERMANY.
DISCUSSION oFTnE RCCLEsEAsTICAL POLICY
IN TIE REICusTAG CONTINUED.

DIsUUsslON OF THE EBCCLBsIAsTICAL POLICY
IN TIE REIcHsTAG CONTINUED.
BERLIN, December 5.-The RcichstaC
was to-day engaged In discussion upon
the estimates Oi the Foreign Office. The
Ultramontane Deputy Windhorst spoke
at length. He assailed the Government
for suppressing the Legation at the Vati.
can, and declared that such action would
not estrange German Catholics from the
Pope.
bismarck said that upon reading the
report Of tho last debate In the Chamber,
he discovered that he had expressed con.
ciliatory sentiments, which he must now
withdraw, because he did not desire TO
expose himself 10 the Misrepresentation
that the Imperial Government sought
peace with Rome upon any terms. Ger
many recognized the Pope as the head of
the Catholic Church, but required no 10.
CATION at the Vatican. II negotiations
with the Pope are necessary, they can be
conducted through the Ambassador 10
Italy. So long as the Pope urges the
Catholic clergy to break the laws of the
states in which they live, diplomatic re-
lations between himself and Germany
were useless. The Vatican deslred vic.
tory for France in the late war; that
coald be proved. In conclusion Bismarck
said he should meet Windhorst In discus.
sion on the subject again in the Prussian
Dict.
BANK OF PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, December G.-The Federal
Council has accepted the principle Of an
Imperial Bank and agreed to the condi-
tIons submitted by thegovernmeut for the
Cession OF the Bank Of Prussia 10 the
Empire. In order to put the proposal in
suitable form for legislative consideration
the subject has been referred to commit.
tee, and 1t is expected that final action
will be reached next month.
PRINCE BTsMARCK's REPLY.
Prince Bismarck, in the course OF his
reply TO Herr Windhorsti in the Reichstae,
said: u am in possession of conclusive
evidence that the ECumenical Council
was cut short on account OF the Franco.
German war. The Councils votes would
have been very different had tho French
been victorious. l know from the yery
best sources that Napoleon was dragged
into the war very much against his will!
by Jesuitical influences. He stroye hard
toresist these influences. At the eleventh
hour he determined on peace, and kept
his resolution hall an hour. Ultimately
he was overpowered by persons repre-
senting the Vatican"
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PRINCE EALpHoSso.

Intelligence has been received hero that
the supporters Of Prince Alphonso, son Of
eX-Queen Isabella, have made oyertures
to Marshal Serrano, but without success,
They however continue TO be active and
hopeful. a very liberal manifesto has
been drawn up and circulated among the
members OF tho royal family TO secure
their support before It's publication, which
IL expected at an early day.
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Death of an e1.ChlefIJus

CHAR1EsToN, s. O., December O.-Hon,
B. +. Dunkin, ex.Chief Justice Of South
Carolina, died to-day
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RUSSIA.

TIE PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL LAW CON.
FERENCE.
ST: PRTERsBURG, December 5,-The
Russian Government have sent notes 10
the various Powers inviting them 10 par.
tlcipate in the Conference, 10 be held
here, to resume tho discussion of uues-
tions submitted TO the Conference lately
held at Brussels.
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BY TELEGRAPH
AseootATAp PREsa RNponT

(By tho Western Union Line,
D taco Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe StS,
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New YORK, December G.-The long
shoremen's strike is virtually at an end
the steVedorcs having come TO an amica-
Die understanding with both men and
ship,oWnGrs
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CONCERT SALOONS IN FULL blast.

Notwithstanding tho order to close
concert saloons and other places Of
amusement here tonight, they were all
IN full blast, and were not inleriered with
by tho police authorities. The owners of
these places claim to have obtained an
injunction restraining tho authorities
from interfering with them.
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19

quick in the perception Of what is
wrong, and in reasoning upon it, and
Initiating it: and if, with the words.
Chou shalt not steal, p" in your mouth.
you nevertheless make use If anvtL;uc-
not your own, or take undue atlyan-
tage Of others. YOU are practically
destroying the force Of the preccp:
a1Ni teaching your children to be dis.
oncSt.
How can it be expected that your
children will have horror Of drunk
cnncsS. if tio-- - go
an OBJECT Of qualification If You
encourage your children by promises
to confess fault, aud afterwards
punish them for it, DO you not pracii
cally discourage their afterwards
telling you the truth? Or, if you
hold that nothing is TO be said which
can in any way iniure your own
interests, and say, Remember not to
tell so and ST." can you expect that
your child will not lie, Whenever it
suits his own purpose?
If YOU are violent and Incorporate
in your dcmcanor, OverbCariag and
insoent, will not your children be
infected by your eiamplc : and are
you not crushing in the bud the truly
estimate and Christian qualities of
gcntlcncSs, fOrbearance and charity?
1t has been well said, that Drunk
enncss cXpels reason, dis!empcrs the
body, inilamcs the blood, impairs the
memory, is a witch To the sense, a
devil to the soul, a thief to The purse,
a bcggar's companion, Nitc'5 woe,
and chiIdrcn's sorrow; and that a
drunkard is picture of a beast, a
sclfmurdercr, one who drinks TO the
good health Of others, and destroys
his own. as well as the happiness Of
those whom he ought to protect, love
ald cherish" You need hot lie guilty
of this vice, or the Other vices, ia u
gross deGrec, to influence Your children
BY your example; and You must
abstain from vice altogether, if YOU
wish to train up your children to the
proper fulilment Of Their dutics, so as
to secure their welfare here, and their
eternal happiness hereafter.
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19
Let The World know You're IL
Man.

Come! or win your coat and roll mp your
sleeves
Young man. I'm speaking 20 You;
Oh! why DO you stand ia IL busy land.
Aul say There, unthiug To 10 =
Just pull OF your coat and roll W your
sleeves,
And do whatever you can;
loutl bad it Wilt pay 10 the cal, ! say,
To let the world Ato.r ynH' re 4 mau.
Come Oh with your coat aud roll up yonr
sleeves
Theu youlI fiod plenty to do
Don't Ill down add govt, bat get up and
howl,
Aud paddle your own canoe
lfyou're in hard lucN then show you've 90,
pack
Never 1T down and complain;
Eut get NJ aud dust, and scour Oh the rust,
.And racn go at it again.
Come of with your coat aud roll up your
sleeves!
Youna man. why 10 Won complain.
Aud stand on the street Is. Ike Il dead-bea',
If'uotling was mad" in VAIN
Now, on win youf coat aud roll up iosr
sleeves.
Aud do the best that you can;
Ia the cad twill pay, a yoa'i mud some
day,
To let the world know you're man.
Come !oiT VIII your coat aud loI up yorr
sleeves
TAX bold AID york Ike man;
Duur BE- a drone ~ tn, world all alone
Yen, III d ~ not the best plan;
Bn, OF " .tn your coat and roll up yonr
sleeves
Aud be the fgs' in the van;
Nos, mark what ! 10y! ia the cnd twill paw
To let the Wuid know vpa re- a man.
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19

Ho! FOR CHRISTMAS! There's good time
coming and il you wish to enjoy it, don't fail
To he present at The magnificent Supper, to be
prepared by she Ladies of the Presbyterian
Church, at Alto, on Wednesday night, The
23rd inst. Everything good to eat, and all
the good looking folks in the surrounding
country will be there. The supper is being
gotten mp by the Ladies for the benef, of their
Church, and we can guarantee a good time
,o.Il who may attend Let the house be Gil
ed to OVERLOOKING, and by all means lie. Roy
vide send foil delegation of her prettics
naidens and most handsome yorng men, and
then let the old folks and children follow
Remember i, is on Wednesday night before
Christmas, the 23rd inst
We are informed tia, the Supper will b,
given IN M L. B. DUFPs new Store house
he having consented 10 move everything out o
the way and make room for the ladies' on thi
occasion,
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19

THE following letter from Carroll
parish explains itself:
NcSSrS. EdjiOrS: In recent num-
Der of a little filthy sheet, published
at Lake Providence, which has been
sent to me by friend, | find an cdito-
rial from which | extract the following:
ave have had the pleasure of being
informed that soon after the nth Sep
TENDER rebellion, that there was about
three hundred en,erprising gentlemen
in the parish of Richlaud in the neigh
borhood of Delhi, who had promised
to give their aid aud assistance to L.
ii. G.. Taylor, if needed, to install him
as the McEnery Tax Collector Of
Carroll"
Without stopping to comment upon
the exceedingly bad grammar OF this
extract and other portions of the Edi-
torial, will simply say tina. am
very glad TO learn that | am so popu-
lar among my friends in Richland
as this movement was undertaken
without any solicitation on my part,
and until got the Editorial above
alluded TO, had not the least knowl-
edge or even intimation ahat such
design had been contemplated.
Nothing shows more plainly the
desperate straits to which the Radical
party are reduced than the necessity
which induces them TO resort to the
manufacture of such silly stories as
this, in order to bolster up their rapid
ly sinking cause.
Who has impaired to the Editor Of
"The Lake Republican" the Informal
ton which seems to afford him so
much pleasure" we neither know
nor care The whole thing is a vile
and malignant fabrication, rejecting
equally upon the people Of Richland
parish and myself. will be obliged
to you, ifyou will give this short reply
place in your paper. would not
notice the contemplate thing at all,
but that some re- peciGbie person uuac-
quaiuted with me might be prcjudiced
by it
With regard to the thieves who
constitute the Radical party, have
never asked for their good opinion, nor
do | wish it.
T. III. G.. TAYLOR
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19
Candy and Cake DepartH,cnts
TEzE, GREAT CAUSE
CF
Til NAN MISEE~


East FrLiishcd, 81 a >eIid Enriope. PIi,c
ST. rents.
4 li"ryRE on the Nature. Treatment and
RaiIcal care ct seminal Weakness. ur Spcr-
n,ato'rhoea, induced hy Self Abuse, Iuvolun-
tary Emission, impo;rhcy. Nervous Debility,
and l,uprdimrut, to Marriage generally;
pIirs. Consumption. Epilepsy, and Fit;
Mental and Physical lnrapac'iy, &c.-By
ROBERT J. CULNERWELL. " D., auihpr
81 the 'Grccu Book g.
The world renowned auihor IN his admir-
able Lecture. clearly proves from hi- own ex-
prricuce ihat the awinl consequences of Self
Abu-r may br cticcIuaIiy removed without
medicine and without Gaucrrnu, surgical OPP
creations. hou-ie-, instruments. rings or cordI-
a. poihiu. ulI Il mote, # care "a, once GER
tan AMI cilr.tuai. hy winch cvcry sufferer,
uo mailer W %: liz CONDITION may BE-, mHy
cure him~c!f cI.capiy, pri'a'riy. and radically.
THIS Ler'us. VII prove a boon to thousands
aud thousands.
Sent uplrr zeal, in a plain envelope, 10 any
address, on receipt Of six cenrS.or TWO postage
stamps. Al-o, ia. NilsJrr's Remedy for
Plies. S,ni for ci"uiar.
Adlfe.- TIE Puhii-h"r>.
tHA>. !. c KLINE & co.
III Bowery,N New York pu>, Glirc Box $3.50.
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19
Training Of Children.
T. III. G.. TAYLOR

The instruction of children cannot
commence too early. Every mother
is capable of teaching her children
obedience, humility, cleanliness, and
propricty of behavior; and it is a
delightful circumstance that the first
instruction should thus be communi-
Gated by so tender teacher. 1t is by
combining allcctionate gentleness in
granting what is right, with judicious
tirmness in refusing what is improper,
that the happiness Of children is pro-
noted, and that good and orderly
habits are established. If children
are early trained 10 be docie and
obedicnt, the future task of guiding
them Alright will be comparatively
easy.
The training and education Of
children can, however, he only regard
cd as a means to the attainment of an
end, for all requirements, all learning,
are valueless, if they do not make US
better in our several relations of
parents, children, husbands; wives,
and unless they lead us to the practice
of that divine precept Of religion.
Thou shalt do unto others as thou
wouldst wish others to do unto thee. I"
Supposing that you have secured
for your children the benefits of
education, and that they have been
advanced in the different branches of
instruction, as far as is necessary for
the pursuits in life to which they are
misunderstanding else is vet re-
quired of those to whom an offspring
has been given-yOu are still called
upon, as parents, to attend to their
religious and moral training; and to
take care that, after right precepts
have been Impaired, your children
hay not be corrupted by your own
evil example.
If a parent suppose that his vices
can be hidden from his children. he j.,
greatly mistaken; for children are
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19

THE Dramatic Entertainment Civ
en- by the young people Of our town,
on Thursday hight, was complete
success. The characters were judi
ciously east, end the amateur pcrfor-
mcrs all acquitted themselves most
successfully before crow ded house.
Another Concert is promised in eight
or ten days, of which due notice will
be given in hand bills.
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19

DR. j. W. HARMON, the great
temperance man, lecturcd in Girard
on Sunday and Monday nights last,
and in Alto on Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights, lie will probably be in
Rayviile to-day and tomorrow, to
tell our citizens what he knows about
Nhe evils of intemperancc. We are
glad to learn that he meets with great
success wherever he goes.
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19

Mr.. l.. Nj. SuEARER, from the favor
tie establishment of Lamkin d Eggle-
s,on, paid Us anothcr visit this week.
, The rapidly increasing popularity of
this old reliable and staunch business
firm, is satisfactory evidence of their
liberality and promptncss in all BUSH
ness transactions, and ratilics all that
we have hitherto said ofthem by way
of commentator. Remember them
--.en you have business of any kind
that you nay wish attended to in the
Hill City.
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19

Mr. BEHEN, frcm the Insurance
Agency of Behen Bros. Monroe, La,
spent few days in our town this
week. He represents the oldest and
best Insurance Conn anics, and those
who wish to take policies either on
their lives or property cannot do bet
ter than apply TO him. An advertise
ment will be found elsewhere in this
paper.
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19

The report Of committee made to
and adopted by The Buuf River
Council Of Patrons of IIu,bandrv at
lis last session, and published in the
Geacon of ihe 5lh inst, seems likely
10 DC fruitful Of quite lively discus
sion, which We hope viii lie so con-
Quoted as TO result in a satisfactory
solution of the perplexing question
labor, by the adoption of such a svs..
ten as vii. fix the status Of capi,al
and labor to the adyaptqyaa and en-
Pioyee, if possible. The criticism Of
Laboratus on that report has called
forth replies from two Of the gentle
men composing the committee, to
which we cheerfully give place, with
a desire that all may be heard on this
important subject, and that some
plausible solution may thereby be OBJ
tanned; hoping however, at the same
time, that those who engage in it will
do SO in spirit Of fairness and with a
view to an ultimate result in good to
both classes Of the agricultural COM
munity.
We hope that much good VIII re-
suit from the meeting called to assem-
bic at this place to-day, if indeed the
whole matter is not settled and a
wholesome and satisfactory system is
not inaugurated. Let the discussions
and deliberations he conducted with
calmness, fairness and mutual consid-
Grafton, with view to the promotion
of the agricultural interests of the
country, and we are satisfied that the
primary object of the Patrons will be
accomplished TO the full and complete
satisfaction Of all concerned
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19

Mr. W. Il IYSLEY, administrator
Of the succession of LconidaS =. Sims,
deceased, offers for sale, at public auc-
ton, in the town Of Delhi, on Wedncs-
day, tire 30,h inst, large lot of per
sonal property belonging to said
estate. See notice under head ofncw
advertisements.
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19
I.AMKIN & EGGLESTOE.
\ few Kind Words to my
FaCrCES.

Many of you arr behind with me on" TWO
and three yeas. - a general thing most ct
Won can 20 10 To" stores and get what vcu want
Won make arrangements 20 pay other debts
Why leave nc ~ the cold
IL sc waited loug. am waiting sill,
You treat 10 uihcr friend - al
| want Soma u"r"y-nu>t pay ny debts
aud wind up MY bu>'h"-,. rhr,,i'tr cali and
let ne hrow What yau can do-Iou Uiil rot
hni me 4 hard ';-k Mister if you are disposed
20 90 what J. ri-ir. If you fat to come aud
make some satisfactory arrangement with me,
don't ic offended il take legal measures to
collect nay debts, Tor have served you faith
fully aud only want my own.
u. Il. PETIT ". d.
Nov i'L ISL I'm
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19

Gov. MCENERY has established his
headquarters at No. l42 Canal street,
New Orleans, where he can be seen
during business hours or always heard
from by letter.
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19
PRENTLSS HOUSE,
VicksbWrg. Miss.
L. C.. MCMACKIN & co, Prop'rs

NNHE Announcement that this favori,e Ho-
tel Of the Hill CRY is still under The
management Of the old and popular firm Of
L. G. McNachin & Co. i, sufficient guaran-
tee 10 their oil customers; and stranger
guests are assured that 'hey will receive ev-
cry attention iney coaii desire from go 'rieou-
prop'iciors. accent clerks AID attentive =. ait
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19
GREAT OFFERS FOR 1874.

r." 4 Five Dollar Nrzzo,ilt Engraving a
Il Premium to every person getting tap Il
Club. 81
CHEAPEST AND BET
pETFrssNs NtGhzJNE has the best Orig
Stories of any Of the lady> hooks. TIE best
ColureI Fashion Plates. th,. bel Receipts, rhr
S,c"l Engraving, Sc, a.. livery f1iriy
ought To take it. II lives more for the money
than any in the worl Il.
Terms ielway- in anvannc) 50 nG a year
Great reduction, 10 cubs
Address tHtS. J. FETEESoN.
SOC Chc>inn; -, phladciphia. Ia.
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19
CHARLIE Il Npusi,.y. WILLIAM ". FAryFI
MORRISON & FARMER.
AT1OENEY> At Law.
Monroe, louisiana.

Monroe, louisiana.
Will personally attend tie terms %
the District Courts at RAYviL F..
Richland Parish, Winnsborough.
Franklin Parish, ami Ba,trop, More
house Parish. Special contracts can
he made with them to attend to sue
ccssion cases in tie Parish Courts
They will take claims for collection
in any Parish ia Louisiana, with the
privilege Of managing same in con-
ncc;iOn witt resident attorneys, and
will attend to business in the state
and United States Land Offices.
They also practice in the Supreme
Court Of Louisiana and in The L ni,ed
Slatcs Courts. jan ;, -, ~.
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19

TO Young Hen.


Irirc ,iX cents.
1 LECTURE on The Nature, Treatment.
~ and Radical cure # SPrrma'ouho, or
seminal Weakness. Involuntary Emissions.
Sexual Debility, and lmp"dincnts TO Mar
riage generally: Nervousness Consumption,
Epilepsy, and Fit: Mental and Physical
Incapacty. resulting from ScfAbu.e, Sc-
By Robert !. Cu!voIwt,l, VI D., Author Of The
Green Baos. &c.
The worid-rcnownrd author, in thi, almi-
rabir Lecture. clearly proves from ~, own
experience that the awful Consequences e
Self-Abuse may BE- c;icg;ual.y removed with
out dangerous surgical operations, lou-io-, in
>jrun.enis. iin-s ~ c1i.i.1!-. Iri.'iu- cut T
mode of cure a. once certain aad ,:i.ctral ~
which every sufferer. no matter VLai h,- con-
dition may he. may cure Eia'-.tt ri,cri'ly. pr
va'rly aud radically. II, !.,.lur- VIII prove
a boon to thousands and ''.u'.~1u p.
Sen, under seal. To any aj.r--- in \ plain
sealed envelope. on tine r-rrip' f. ~iN cents, or
two postage stamps !. 'f.>- th" r.b .,hcr,,
CHAS J. &. KLINE GO.
i27 Bowery, ~. lost +. O Rx $50.
Ian n 1871 4
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19

CONGRESS appoints committee to
Investigate Vicksburg. They will
visit the Hill City soon after the
Christmas HOLIDAYS.
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19

DON'T forget TO attend the Chris
mas Supper at Alto on next Wedncs-
.aa,saght, the 23rd inst. If you do,
you may always regret it.
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19
kEARNES'S
XTse ACT CnC

Permanently Cures all Diseases OF the
Bladder. kriney, and DmP,icaI SweIlings,
Existing in Men, Women and Children,
y" No matter what The aye
Prof Steele Say>: ''One b'tilc of kcarneys
FLUID Extract Duchn is worth more than all
other Buchu> combGed.
Price, One Dollar per b Tie, or Six Bottles
for Eve Dollars.
Depor. IGi Duane 81, View York.
A Physician H. at'edaucr Ia anwef cores
pondcncc and give advice graft.
Send stamp for Pamphlets, free.
Jan. !. II, iy.
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19
20 Tie Ir.ile.

u; Ia Patron, know Gur stock J. always
To 'hu-c who have 10, I,a,fonized
"a iu ih~ pa. -" >Hy como AMI see. us: we
wi'i .ua:;.a'''' yen satisfaction IN qua'itv and
price,. I..lNrklN ii EG1LE>TON.
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19

RowELL & CHEsM,N, 81. Louis Mo. are
our authorized Agents to. contract for adver-
Using for the BEACON.
5. VI. PETTISGILL & Co., 81 Park Row
corner Bcckman street, New York, are our
authorizen agents for n. Y.
WALKER, TAYLOR & Co. Newspaper Adj
vertising Agents, 1874 W. Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Nd, are our authorized agents to
Contract for advertising in the Beacon.
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19

Before taking liberties with a
strange dog, observe his tail and
wait for the wag on.
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19
Take Notice.

.4NGTHFE 'ct # those EXTR.7 HESS
NiChEEEL. 100 III. s. an5 barrels
CGU oG,ig "Hi SrcH5e sane.
oc1i L.!hhiN a IGEIESTDN
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19

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NEOPH 0GEN
MALE & FEMALE COLLEGE,
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H. jnu''ion of the C"mb"r!aud X Ohio
Il. *, - miles tlum Nashville.
Richland beacon., 1874-12-19
W. d. CORKRAN.l
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