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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-15

T MS IS lHU bUUUHu UeIeHl lhut The Alpha
jr's have suffered at the hands of the
Mystics Next Thursday the Mystcs play
a match with the Resolutes of South Lon
donderry and also one with the b. f. nine
of Bellows Falls. They still hold them
selves in readiness TO play any club.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-15

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just opened by one who has had ten years ex-
perlence In the business. Do not forget TO give
me call before you buy.
SeptlO-dtf ClIAs. @. TOWNSEND.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28
Meeting Of the BGuf River C0un-
sci of Changers.

At regular meeting of Bpuf River Coun-
sci held at Delhi on this the cath day Of No
vember A. ID. 1874, composed Of Mauray
Grange No. CT; Bayou Macon Grange No
6S; franklin Grange No, GO; Boeuf Prairie
Grange No. II; Winnsboroust Grange No. IS;
Oak Ridge GrangcNo 1871; Arata grange lJ6.
Floyd grange No Transatlantic grange
No and represented by quorum, proceeded
to business.
The Minutes OF preceding meeting was
read and approved on motion and second.
The Bylaws was amended by striking out
last line of section / and all of Sec. on
motion and second.
The Worthy Chef appointed committee
of i've composed of c. II. Moore, C.. c. Good
win, John A. Hemer, II. X. Lott, K. Il.
Warde and on motion the Worthy Chief was
added 70 the committee and requested TO re-
port Tomorrow morning. Report Of EXecu-
tive Committee was read and received. Re-
port Of Special committee on State Grange
agency. was received and referred to new
committee Of II. r. Lott, Jno. A. Hemier and
c. c, Goodwin to report tomorrow morning
MARKED No. u
Resolved That the Delegates to the State
Grange from all the subordinate Oranges
composing ibis council lie requested TO sup
port Bro. II. K. Lo>t for State Grange Agent
al the meeting oi State Grange.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28
Tribute Of Respect.

Whereas it has pleased tie supreme Ruler
of the Universe TO take from cur midst
Brother Will Day Oliver, whose spirit returned
To him who gave it on Monday, Nov. 10Th
1871, and
Whereas ii becomes Us as good ald faithful
Friends Of Temperance, recognizing our
dependence upon Him who created all things
to Low With humble submission to his will :;
and,
Whereas, we who recognize the sterling
integrity and pure christianity OF our deceased
brother, desire 10 make some public manifesto
ton Of our appreciation Of his many virtues,
therefore
Resolved lst. That this Council, IN the
death Of Brother Oliver, cut down in the
meridian of his manhood and usefulness,
recognize the fact that society has lost most
useful member and that we are called upon
to mourn the loss of one, who. by his every
act manifested his high appreciation Of the
principles that form the groundwork OF our
organization
Resolved 2nd That we tender our sincere
and heartfelt sympathy 10 the stricken family
oc our deceased Brother and we humbly and
confidently commend them TO the care and
protection of that Being who has promised
that he will be husband to the widow and a
father to the orphan.
Reu,lted 3rd. That as slight testimonial
of respect for the memory of our deceased
brother this Council i'll wear the usual badge
of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved 4ih. That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of this Council
that copy be furnished the Richland Beacon
with a request TO publish the same, and that
a cory be furnished the ktreaved family O!
our deceased Brother.
THOS. II. CLARK,
O. L. SMITH,
JNO. S. SU1iMERLIN,
On,
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28

TIE SCIENCE OF HEALTH for De-
ccmbcr closes the fifth volume of that
most useful magazine, and is an ex-
cellent number, as may be seen from
the following table of contents: Dis
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Moral Tendencies; Hearty Suppers-
their Effects; Infant Mortality a
Plea for Hygiene; What shall we
Drink? Ventilation; Health and
Disease-illustrated Popular Physi-
iology, with illustrations; Hygiene
in the Pulpit and in the Press; The
Skin and the Blood; Edible Nuts ;
Regulating Vice; Faith as a Rene
dial Agent; Taking Cold; Little
Folks and a variety Of rich health
paragraphs; only 30 cents, or 5000 a
year. Now is the time to subscribe ;
three months free to those who sub
scribe at once for 1875. Address s.
Il. WELLS, Publisher, 3s9 Broadway,
New York.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28
Report of the Levee Committee.
III. K. LOTT,
Chairman.

We, the Committee appointed to take nm
der consideration the subject of Levees beg
leave to submit the following:
We deem il unnecessary 10 set forth the adj
vantages of Levees to Louisiana 1t lie sutsi-
cent to say that to abandon the system now
is to abandon the ialrest portions of the State
to the wilderness. We are not p eparcd 70 do
that But all the efforts which have been
made up to this time have failed to secare us
that p election from the ravagcs of the Nissis-
sippi River to which we are inssIy entitled
Fhe means have not been commensurate
with the end TO be accomplished. We there
fore ask ;hat Our delegates 10 tie State Grange
be instructed 10 lay the matter before that
Body and il,nt the State Gra.ige lay the slater
before tie Naiionat Grange. to the en'l ,ha,
tie National Gran.e Law the mater befnre
Congress, praying nat Congress take the mat,
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28

Our readers will find the house of
Gully e Bolls, in Vicksburg, to be one
Of the most prompt and reliable bust
ness houses in the city. They will
sell your cotton at the highest market
price, and furnish you with supplies
as cheap as the cheapest. They are
clever gentlemen, and deserve a liber-
al share ofthc patronage from this
side of the river. See their card else
where in to-day's paper.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28

FIRE IN RAYvILLE.-On yesterday
morning, about 81 o'clock, the citi-
yens Of our quiet town were reused
from their slumbers by cry of fire,
which was found to be at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. John S. Summerln. 1t
is supposed that the fire originated
from box or keg of ashes that had
been left in or near the kitchen. When
first discovered the flames were climb
ing upon the roof Of the kitchen, which
adjoincd the dwelling. and, though n
large crowd were soon upon the spot,
before all the furniture could be re-
moved from the house, the entire
building was wrapt in flames. The
building was the property of Mrs.
Lasiter, and was erectedby Nat Nun
merry about three years ago, at cost
Of $1,000. No insurance on either
the house or furniture, and the lowest
estimate of the entire loss will proba-
bly, reach $500.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28
Tribute Of Respect.
II. +. NcGrIgE LODGE No. 20g

IL. l.. MCGCl8E LODGE No. G'if !
A. f. and A. Na>ons, Gayvi!lc, La.
Whereas, it has pleased our Supreme
Grand Master and Heavenly Father To re
move from our midst our beloved brother
WM DAY OLIVER, who during hiS liN-time
acted the part ola true, honest, worthy aud
upright Mason; and, whereas we deem II a
duty we owe 10 the memory Of the deceased
that we give an expression of orr high appTe-
citation of his unblcmished Masonic character
and efficient services as a worthy member of
our time. honored Institution, Therefore
Resolved. list. That in the death Of Bro.
OLIVER the Lodge has lost one of its mast faith
members, the Masonic fraternity one Of lis
brightes, ornaments, the Church an exempla-
ry Christian, and the community one Of lis
best citizens.
Resolved, 2nd. That we sincerely mourn
the loss of one so much beloved,
and one whose conduct 80 beautifully
demonstrated the principles that we
seek TO inculcate yet we bow with hpmble
submission to this dispensation Of divine
providence.
RESOLVED, 3rd. That we deeply sympa-
tLizc with the bcreaved family, and mo. t
devou;Iy pray that God may give
them supporting Grace in this hour of be
reavement.
Resolved, -iih That these resolutions be
published in the Richland Beacon, and copy
furnished the family OF the deceased 4; and that
the members of this Lodge wear the usual
Badge of mourning for thirty days:
:. B. BAIRD
w. a. SCOTT.
J, 5. SUMMERLlN
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28

Little words are the sweetest to
hear little charities fly farthest and
stay longest on the wing little lakes
are the stillest; little hearts are the
fullest, and little farms are the best
titled Little books are the most read,
and little songs the dearest loved.
And when nature would make any
thing especially rare and beautiful she
makes it little-little pearls, little dia,
monds, little dews. Agar's is beau,
tiful prayer, but then it is little one,
and the burden of the petition is for
but little. The sermon on the mount
is little, but the last dedication dis
course was an hour. Life is made
up Of Titles death is what remains o!
them all. Day is made up of little
beams, and night is glorious with
little stars.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28
Anew Party Movement.

CINCINNATI. Nov. % A special dispatch
from indianapolis to-day says between :t'y
and sixty gentlemen met here today to found
new national political party, based on
national currency platform. Horace II. Day,
of New York, Alex. Campbell, of Illinois.
Alex. Troupe, Of Connecticut, AMI l.. \.
Wood, Of Kentucky, were among the most
prominent men in ATTENDANCE. james
Buchanan. of Indianapolis, was elected Prr,l-
dent. and ). o. Wood aud two Indiana men
were chosen Vice Presidents. A committee
of thirteen was appointed To make a sdeciara-
ton of principles AMI To report tbs evening
The platform. il is understood, will be very
brief, reafrmng, in effect, financial plank
of national and the substitution O. legal
tenders and introconveEtible notes.
a preliminary national meeting viii be
held in Cleveland in March or April next
when the propriety of nominating Presi-
dental candidate will be discussed. Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan. New Jersey, Kentucky,
New York and Ohio were reprcse, ted. Let
tiers were read from Geo. p. Drew, of New
Jersey. Henry Carey Band, of Philadelphia.
John A. Thomas, of West Virginia, and
others, favoring the movement
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28

BY vlrrue Of a writ of Fl. Ia. ISSUED trora
the Honorable Pari-h Court IA aud for the
Parish OF Hrhaad, STATE ot Louisiana, IN IN
above eu',icd and numbered >;lr aui :" me
directed ' have seized and vii Oder fut sale
at he door OF the Court house "a
Saturday the 2rd Of Jo1i'0rp, 1873,
within the hours prescribed by i1w f. ,aic-,
to the last and highest bidder rhi following
described property to wit
The north east / ct north west S"cicj
aad the north Of rnrih east sc"'i"' -
Township Il lor;h at Rang" east ard
south J of north east ! of section H. Town
ship l., Range Il Fast, containing 200 acre.
more or les Al-o west | of south west
and north east f south west section =
Township | 1 north OF Rage containing 10
acres more ur los.
Terus Of sale cash with he hcnrh' O.. az
praIScmcnt.
Nov. -. 1871. j. \ LlpDFLI.
n:iui-i,it2i III sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28
Sheriff. Sale.


!. ~. - y II 4 - ~ -, F''',
-. ---F "a 23t.
II PE.IE>rI y 4 r hiLALiMS.
" ,irr.,c Of Il writ of II. -. Issued lrr.r
the /! lnnr.bic l'h Dist t"nii ia auA t"r tn,
Parish of Richland. Sra'r ct Louisiana IN 'hc
above crt.tird and numbered -'ii, and 20 me-
d.rr,,cd nave -.,lct auj VIII 'li,r fr -al".
q, rir door 1T ibr roul, h,u-r IA >1i Parish
O.; Rchard. uu
Soi,urloy, tie M |r14iD-r., 1874,
at pulii. auction. to tr- ..-.a.-j L.i'cr, tie
following described l4og. .y f'.~r: ih"
undivided onc-hait T! interest .- Il" follow
M described property:
BEGINNING at the Nuuh East corner of tho
south east quarter Of the south Wei qiartrr Of
section 20 Township II North Eru=" d East
and running thence north - c|iliu>; thence
south N"}@ cas' 80. rs chain,; Ihrnr" south
ST. east ~ CHAINS, >onlh 20 ci2iu.; thence
south 81 ca,t II. IT, chain, 10 hant Of
Bruf River and thence mcandeiiug Town
bank ,f>1i river south - west } chains:
thence south 3. Is chains; thence south
Il west % chaiu-; thence west - chains;
thence south go west chains; theme
south BOZ west - chains and zion thence
south 39o west CHAINS - frame house aud
thence in north westerly direction 10 the
place q beginning, continuing about Goa
>2..Ioo acres, lying east of the rad leading
from Girarl to Basrrop and all yn- in town
ship Is north rur-c 6 east, with an undivided
half interc>, III all the buildings and I'M
proveinents thereon. .
Seized as the property Of II. F. Williams
and will be sold according 10 law 10 pay said
beht, interest and all cost
Terms of sale cash with the benefit OF
aPprai>emcnt
J. \. LIDDEIL,
n2U3-7s sGtSi2 Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28

IT is not a generally known fact
that nearly two hundred people in
New York city rise at daybreak for
the purpose of repairing to the slaush-
ter houses and drinking the warm
blood of animals. These people are
not vampires, but consumptives, who
find in the blood the means of pro-
longing existence. One lady, who
has followed the practice of drinking
warm blood for several years, con-
tends that it prolonged her life fifteen
yeaas, and has become an absolute
luAurN.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28
Report of Committee OH Immi-
grafton.

We, the Committee appointed TO take into
consideration the subject Of Immigration ask
10 submit the following:
All the available and practicable means at
our command should be adopted to bring our
country to the notice of Emigranis. We GER
tainIy have advantages which if properly pre-.
sented would induce persons seeking homes
70 come among US. Now that some of the
political difficulties which have heretofore
prevented immigration to cur section of the
country are about to pass away, the Oranges
should Al once move IN that direction.
1t is very l,tIe uoubie for Changers to open
correspondence with Changers situated in
sections Of country from which Emigrants may
he desired. Assurances of security and pro
lection can be given through this channel
which cannot be given by individuals or pri-
vate associations Small sums can be made
up by the Changers and used TO assist immi-
grants to each our section and make some
provision for them after their arrival. Moth
ing makes more favorable impression upon
a stranger seeking home than little kind
nesses of this kind. Small sums expended in
this way would soon be paid back with large
interest. The Police Juries should lie called
upon in some cases To contribute from the
public treasury to aid in turthering ihis object
when the oranges are too weak within them
selves To do 50. Money usually spent in this
manner would soon be returned TO the Parish
in the increased valuation Of the ,axablc
property in the parish.
Hoping that this subject will receive the at
tention from Oranges which its importance
demand, we have the honor to submit the
above as one of the means by which, in our
opinion, much good could be accomplished in
that direction.
II. K. LOTT,
(bait,n,n
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28

~ -1..-, by their
Did our Nor'inst., mean The restora-
votes. nPower Of the Democratic par
~ ?-Mo"roe LifrlliJencer.
1t seems that they did. III yoar
own language, we would ask, "IfthcY
did not mean these things. "i"' ao-
vantage did shey propose to them,
soI-,s from their votes on the 3rd Of
November ?" 'Tis said that every
dog has his day" and perhaps you
will agree with us that the party to
which you belong have acted the dog,
in their day, to perfection, and it is
nothing more than right and perfectly
natural that your day should have an
end.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28
Religious.

DIVINE SrEviCE.-rhc appointments If
the Baptist Church al Rayvil'r. ar" 'he l,t
sunday. in each monih-Rcv. FRANK ".
BROAp2rs, Pastor.
APPOINTMENTS RiyyirIr Cr"crtr. NJ. r.
CHURcH S"UTr -t'irard, F,T-t Sabbath.
Rayvillr. Second Sabbath Alto, Third
Sabbarh Union, Fourth sabbath. Rev. THos.
). hANDLE, Pastor ia charge.
PrgsSyrERIAx.-Rev. ID. A. Campbell will
preach regularly, at AFRO on the Ist sabbath
in each month at Union Church on Raskin
Ridge, in franklin Pa. on the third Sab
bath; at Rayvlle on the fourth Sabbath at
Oak Ridge. Morchousc5 Pa, on the second
Sabbathin each month. Preaching in Ray
willie every Wednesday nigh.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMMUNICATIONS OF
r. +. Mcclure Lodge No. 2O9 the End We'd
nesday III each month.
Temperance T., R!CULhyn
COUNCIL No. 90, meets on the second and
fourth Tuesday nights Of each month.
Ii. ID. C.-RAYvILLE Corxcu No. l..
holds its regular meetings every Tuesday
night.
Patrons OF IIusbansIry.-RAY
WILLIE GRANGE, No. 80, meets every second
and fourth Thursday in each month, at |
o'clock, A.. VI.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28
THE GREAT CAUSE
OF
HUMAN MISERY.

Just P"Li'shcd "a >ea'ed EHrciope Pricc
str CcHtS.
A LrcTURE on tie Nature, Treatment AMI
Ralical cure Of Seminal Waaknes, of Spcr-
ma,orf."co, induced b. Scli Abuse, 'nvulul-
rary Imi--on lmpo,eucy. Nervous Debility,
and lr,prd!mcD's To- Marriage generally;
Piles, CONSUMPTION, Epilepsy, and Fits;
Mental and Physical Incapac;,y, &c.--By
ROBERT !. CULYERWELL, VI. D., author
of the Green Book &c.
The world renowned author, in this admir-
able Lecture, clearly proves from his own ex-
FeIicrce that The awful corsrquencrs Of Self
Abuse may be eifcc'uay removed without
medicine and wilhou, dangerous surgical OPP
era.ious, boHgies. instruments, rugs or cOrdi-
ais ,oining out a modes 81 cnfe at once GER
tain and ei!ectual by which every sufferer,
no mater wha, HI. condition may be-, may
cure himself chcaPiy, privately, and radically.
This lecture wal prove a boon to thousands
and jHpu>2nd..
Sent rrdc. ssa., IN plain envelope, to any
address, IN .recep, 81 six crnr>or two postage
stump ALL, DR. NIIsLce's Remedy ior
pie>. Send io7 circuiar.
address the Puhl-hcr-.
CHAS. J. e. KLINE q co,
III Bowery,N New York Pos, Office Box 4jsG
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28
SHERIFF. SALE.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Rick-
land, l4M Dist. Court.
Lamkin & Eggles,on V. VIM. Stewart No. 333

Lamkin & Eggleston v. VIM. Stowar, No. 1913
BY virtue of writ Of Fl. Fa. issued from
the Hon'l liih District Court for the Parish
and Stata aforesaid, in the above entitled and
numbered suit, and 10 me directed, | have
seized and will offer for sale al the door Of
The Court house OH
Saturday the 9Th day of December, 1874,
a, pnht auction 70 the highest bidder. the
following property to vii interest in 5000
lbs seed cotton. and interest in "clg lbs
seed cotton.
Terms Of sale cash with the benefit Of AZ
praisemen;.
j. \. LIDDELL,
Nov. 81 ,3s3tS9. Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28

At the close Of the war the Demo
cratic party did not have Governor
in any State in or out of the Union.
Neither did il have Legislature, But
soon Kentucky acknowledged to it,
and then this State aud that State ,un-
ill to-day it has twenty-one Cover
nors out of the thirty-six And
twenty Legislature out Of the thirty
six also.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28

Gro. {. KREss & CO. continue 10 imrrov-
and add To- their large and varied stock Of
genlemens dress good, IN the establishment
50 well known q, the "NirEs1urg Clothing
Emporium on Wellington street. lhls
firm will he found in one Of the largest and
finest houses in the Hill City, and viii make
q visit pleasant and agreeable TO any who
may call To see them, whether they wish to
purchase or not. Don't fail to pay them a
visit when you 90 10 WicksbuIg.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28

) DIED, on the 23rd inst, MILTON NJ.
WHITE, of pneumonia. Mr.. White
was a good citizen, an honest, and in
dustrious farmer and to his bereaved
family our heartfelt sympathics are
extended.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28
Farms for Lease.

will lease, for the year 1879, at PUBLIC
AUCTION TO the highest bidder, at tie CouI
House, in the Town Of RayviIIr, at - o'clock
NJ, on
THURSDAY. DEC. 10TH. 1874.
the three Farms belonging To the Succession
of Thomas Williams. deceased, aud known
Is the Home Place upon which Thomas WI
Jams last resided the Girod, or JeIhro vii
liams Place, near the town Of RavVi'c, and
tie Place formerly occupied and leased by
James Stewart.
Terms of Lease o. rrrdi;
secured by vrnm-sury note Of IL" Lessee
with good security. due on 1T Dee $50.
:. GIROp. T,>t. f..
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28

10y virtue Of a writ of Fl Fa issued from
ID the Honorable 18th District Court for
the parish of Richland, State of Louisiana in
the above entitled and numbered suit and TO
me directed as Sheriff Of the parish of Ricll-
land, have seized and will offer for sale =,
the door Of the cour, house in SaId parish Of
Richiand within the legal hours al public auc-
ton TO the highest bidder on
Saturday the 5h day Of Dec, 1874,
the following described property, to-wit:
The north east quarter of section 81, aud
south east qrorter of scctien % and fractional
south west quarter of south west . section 23
and also that fraction north of Boeuf River in
the south east quarter Of section y, all in
Township l. north Range i east with all the
Improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale, cash without the benefit of
apPraieinent.
J. \. LlDDELL,
Oct, 81, Ti.5s6tS30 Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheriff Sale.
u. CODELIA BISHOP. e. ur.
Is. No. SIG.
TANDI GILMORE, }
State Of Louisiana, Parish of Richland, Parish
Court.

BY virtue Of a writ of seizure and sale is
sued from the Honl Parish Court in and for
the Parish of Richland, State Of Louisiana, and
10 me directed, have seized AID will offer
for sale, on
!Sotardoy the End day Of jan, 1875,
at public auction to the highest bidder, az the
door Of the Cour, House in said Parish within
the legal hours of sale the following dc sc.ibed
properly to wit: Lo, situated near Delhi
said Parish Of Richiand in section 10 + II
East having a front on Race Street of
one acre and running back West the depth of
two acres continuing two acres and known as
the J. Gee old place
Terms ofs3'e cash with the benefit of APP
praiser>enr.
Nov. 2eth ,ls7r. IA. LlDDELL,
n3O6-isSt2id Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28

MARRIED, On Tuesday evening,
the oath inst, Alto, by Rev. W. w.
Spence, Mr.. JOHN NEwBERY, late of
Alabama, and Miss EvALINE ALBRIT-
TON, of this Parish.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28

We are engaged this week in print
ing the Minutes, in pamphlet form; of
the Bayou Macon Baptist Association,
which accounts for shortcomings in
The way of reading matter in this is.
sue of the BEACON.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28

MARRIED, at the residence of Mr..
Ephriam Fowler, by Rev. d. A.
Campbell, on Wednesday, the 25th
inst, Mr.. II. LABAUM and Miss
ANNIE IMMERSION, of this Parish
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28

THREE FARMS will be leased at
public auction, to the highest bidder,
on Thursday, the 10th day of Deem
Der. See Mr.. Girod's advertisement
in another column.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28
Sherif's Sale.

YOUNG, d Co.,
". +. AUSTIN.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Rich
land, Perish Court.
BY virtue of a writ of alias fifa. issued from
the Honl. Parish Court in and for the
Parish of Richland, State Of Louisiana, in the
above entitled sut, and to me directed, | have
seized and will offer for sale. at the door OF
the Ceurt House. in said Parish. on
Saturday, the sud day of Jan, 1873,
nj public auction, to the highest bidder, within
the hours of SAFE the following described prop
cry, to wit: - Of TT section ", Town
shir ! I, North Range East continuing so
acres of land, more or les.
Terms of sale cash with tie benefit OF
afpraisemen'
J. A. LIDDELL,
Nov2S, 1874 4sGt S2i. Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-28
ONE DOLLAR,

Which barely covers the cost Of material
and labor. We reGucs, onr friends and the
friends OF our cause in every town and neigh
borhoOd in the State - get us up Clubs for the
CAMrArGN TINES.
In seeking TO circulate this paper during
the canvass throughout the STATE al a repre-
sentative journal q the STATE, ws can proudly
pon. TO lis record from tire lay OF lis issue.
1t has been implicated in no Iobs concerned
IN no rings; IT has never suoken soft word
Of the enemies Of H. people, and We claim
that II presents a, clean, n rurc, AMI rs fear
Jess record as any paper ever issued from
tue pres. Send rs