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Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
The State Convention.

THE address of the COMMITTEE o,
seventy calls upon "all persons and
PARTIES opposed to the Kellogg usu'-
,ration to scnd delegate to the Coz
,ention at Baton pJuge, and RENTS
to the Copyep.rn all questions of
name and p.lcy. declaring in effect,
that the Ccnyention is to be a Con
vention Of the people" Under this
CONSTRUCTION cf the address, We deem
il right and proper that the different
parishes, now organized under the
,banner of the White Mans party,
Ikoceed to elect and send delegates TO
this Convention, which meets on the
fourth Monday in August, the oath
inst. The call for Convention at
alexandria has been rccinded, and we
ia's but the one call now before the
people OF the State With full
representation from the parishes now
organized, we axe conh1ent that the
name and policy adopted Oy this Con-
vcn,ion will result satisfactory Rtbc
,u,ire peopie-we mean white poop.
without regard to their previous 20
T,ical opinions. who arc now in favo
cr reinsta,iug our Government upo
an hoi est and economical basi:
What say the White Mans party {
Eich!and Shall we be represented
II so. there is no time to be lost.
y. B.-Since writing the aboye W
hare been requested by the Presidei
&c Parish Central Committee t
All mass meeting for Wednesda,
the 10Th inst. The call will be foun
below. lie; all good citizens com,
and let the issue be thoroughly Ill
derstood.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF RICHLANp.
Office of Board OF Assessors,
RAYvILLH, La, hug. st.IS14.

N Office is hereby given 10 all property
~ ownefs and Tax Payers of the Parish
OF Ric;.land that he assessments Of their
propert' both real and personal Parish and
State. toi HE presei, yea: US7i) are now
being colrpieted a, the same will be rx-
posed 10 item. al ;'iat they the tax payers
have the ri-ht and privilege of obJectlng to
the same and making al necessary ccrrec-
TONS during me next Il ~ $50 days from
the date hereof, by n '.''g proper applica-
ton TO the uad3,signtu 5 ard of Assessors, in
writing at their III att which time (of 80
days. no correctici car viii be made, it
being necessary 10 -et.-r rne assessment so
made 10 the Tax Collectors Office Of said
Parish al the earliest practicable date.
As the assessments has been principally
made from old lists and land entry. it is inn
por,ant that every property owner come for
ward and see that his property is properly
classified, within the thirty days allowed.
In accordance with the foregoing order OF
the Board of Assessors all parties desiring 10
know the value of their real and personal
properly as assessed by the Board, can do 81
by applying to the Board of Assessors from
the first of August to the first OF September
next, 1874.
J. NEWT. PITTS. elk. 18Th Dist Court
y. ANDREW LIDDELL, Sheriff
WILEY p. MANGHAM. Recorder.
August Ist. lS7;-6>5, $1,000.
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WILLIAMS.
The Radical Convention.
Sccretar'

The negroes of this District met in
convention, at Delta, Oh Tuesday last,
TO make Congressional aud Senatorial
nominations. Hon. Frank Morey
was dominated as q candidate for
Congressional honors, by vote OF
1910 II, aud some of the kinky
heads were very much displeased
with the nomination becsdse it was
thought that Morey Lad too much
white blood in his veins. The Herald
gives the following account of the
SENATORIAL NOMINATION.:
The Senatorial District Convention
met at the came time in tie same
place nominate candidate for
Senators The candidates prominent
before tho Convention were Geo. c.
Benbam and r. S. johnson.
A canvass of the votes before the
Convention assembled showed that
things were little s9ually for Benbam
and not quite pleasant and serene for
johnson. The indications were very
plain that one or the other OF them
would be debated, aud though both OF
them were patriots of the first water,
who were willing to sacrifice them
selves on the altar of their country,
neither Mr.. Benham nor Mr.. johnson
were desi'ous of being slaughtered on
that particular occasion. To avoid
any unpleasautness of this sort, and
to satisfy the patriotic cravings and
noble aspirations Of each,
TWO CONVENTIONS
were Organized and both candidates
were nominated for the same position.
Mr.. Denhm's frieods say that the
coDventionwhich nominated him was
Tire converson Of the party. aud |
.Iobnson's fisaels say that the con-
vention which Aomin,ted johnson for
Congress was the only rouven.ion of
legally authorized Republican dele.
gates, audlhat Benhami convent;o,
was a sham and Eaud Itisproba-
kle, however. that 10th candidates
will fight it out on That !ioe. and both
hating been nominated It is possible
tha both will bot) be elected.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15

CHANGE IN NORTHERN SENTIMENT.
We make the following extract from
the New York correspondence of the
Chicago Evening journal, which
wodN Indicate that there is marked
change going on in the minds of the
Northern people in regard to the ne-
groes:
The negro governments in the re-
constructed States are becoming a
source Of no little solicitude TO those
hereabouts who have been the fast
friends Of the colored race in wears
gone by. \ change of public senti.
ment is rapidly going on in this Sec
ton of the North. which bodies no
good to "colored gentlemen" who now
hold the reins OF authority in South
Carolina and some other Southern
States. People are beginning to feel
hat while there was good deal of
poetic justice in South Cardinals
being Subjected to the domination of
he very race which to hold in bondage
he essayed the destruction of the
Jnion-the thing has gone for enough.
make q prophecy, and that is that
lnless the negro rulers down in Dixie |
urn over a new leaf, and that ~yerl,
Don, too, they will array al
hem and on the side Of the Soul
'hites the very same NotoUB
lnionists who did and suffer- hghND
nscb for them. The tendencu 1t !
asin that direction is very pHcep-
ible whereabouts, and you know how
'asys thing it is for the tide to carry
veryhiag before it when I. seis
'tron3 in one direction. After the
var oanty down in Alabama was
'amed after William L. Dodge. "f
"'s Guy Not long since he and hi,
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15

son were down there to attend some
anniversary occasion. Mr.. Dodge
was unqucstionably disguised with
the performance OF some of the negro
politicians and rulers. He said to &
friend of your correspondent who wa'
s,oppipr At The same hotel, II fear we
gave the negro the ballot too soon"
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
SHERIFFS SALE.

= II. Moore, Estate OF LOUISIANA,
q, AS vs. Parish of RichianG,
X Gro.sbeck. Parish Count.
By virtue Of a writ of Fl. T issued from
ne Honl Parish Court in an u the Parish
of RichIaud. State OF Louisiana, in the above
entitled and reinanded suit and TO Inc directed
J have seized and will offer for sac. at the
door Of the Court House, in the town OF Ray
vile, La on
Saturday, The 5h day Of Sept, 1874,
at public auction, 10 the highest bidder, til.
foilowing described properly, TO wit:
One bale cotton.
Terms Of sale cash with THE benefit Of ap-
praiseuent J. a. LlnDELL.
July Is, lS74-,ds. Sheriff
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
Call for a Mass Meeting:

All member, OF the White League
are called upon to assemble en- naSsc
at the Court House, in Rayville, on
ednesday next, the 10Th inst, to
TAKE into consideration the proprieiy
o' sepaiug Delegates - --r.'oe"'
HIGHLAND Parish in the State Conven.
ton, to meet a, Baton Rouge on the
fourth Monday in August.
by order of
IL. = WILLIAMS.
Chairman Parish Ccnral Com.
:. b. BAIRD,
Secretary.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
ONE. DOLL Ar,

Which barely covers the COS, of material
and labor. We reques, our friends and the
friends of orr caure in every town and neigh
borhoOd in the State 20 &c, ne Up Clubs tor the
CANpAIGN TIMEs
la seeking to circulate iiis paper during
the canvass ,hr .ughout the State as repre-
sentative journal of the State, we can proudly
point 10 its record rom the day Of its issue.
1t has been implicated in no Jobs; concerned
in 10 rings; it has never spoken soft word
of the enemies of its people, and we claim
that it presents as clean, as pure, ar IS fear
less a record as any paper ever ':-0el from
the press Send III
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15

desperate conilictbe,weeu the wh;.sa,a
hl''ks has been so'ns On for several days IN
T,sica County. North Mississippi, joinire the
Tennessee hne. The blacks were -no
.iress agai 81 20) whites. The whites CALI,
+ .Aelp and were soon reinforced nv mo,s
,hJ l.U0O men from the surrounding coun,rv
III negroes also received reinforcement
Il, 4 tn. surrounding plantations, and a, lao,
ac kunts IN, whites bad mustered a suific;en,
lode TO clean out everything before them
IL negroes started the fight but from the
l., ts, ucV ,r"y"ivct go Al t,'Hscd t""Aciaim
b. the poor african.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
STATE OF LOUISIANA

STATE OF LOUISIANA. }
Parish of Onachita. (
10 ). NEWT. PITTS. Clerk lIth District Cour
Parish of Richland.
You are hereby notified that a spec;,I fern,
OF the 18th District Cour will be held ,v;,l,
the Parish of Richard, commencing n, tho
Ith day Of September, 1874, and Won are
hereby ordered to give notice Of the sam. Inv
publication in the RIcHLAyD Br,coy and
Defh' Chronicle, 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
klchland are hereby ordered to draw a Jurv
to attend said -erm, under the act ~ % ~,
OF the Statutes Of 1872, State of Louisio,a
thirty days before the commencement of SAID
term,
Done and signed in chambers. ,b;s 2,d
day Of July, 1874
R0BT. RAY,
Judge 18th Dist.
a true copy of the origina! now ON fl. in
my Office. III
Witness my official signature I'd seal nj,
OF office on this 10Th dav Of July. = y ls-.
j. NEWT. PI.tE.
Clerk 18th Dist Court.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
ne the Money Goes.

Aceerdins>Ade following state
ment, arms ,As, the Clerk, it will
be seea ihat'S'ii, ,sI thousand dol.
!: !: g: 4: !: 8: 4: !:
frOu other expenses incurred in rim
mig This branch Of the judiciary J the
crimes committed being such o, drunk
en- street fights, pugilistic hairpu!lings
among negro wenches. stating ten
cent case. kives, two-bit combs, etc,
etc, and innumcrable trivial offences
" hich migl.. be laid before The Grand
Jury, with little or no expense, and.
IN ma. ority Of which cases doubtless
SAN body would be unable TO make
out bill OF indictment. Less than
one half the above sum would be quite
sufficient 10 spend in prosecuting, to
The fullest extent of tlr Law, ali crimes
/ That have been committed in the Par
ish OF Hichland, within the past twelve
months. y sober second thought will
come in here. There is a remedy, if
properly applied. Perhaps our Police
Jurymen can administer salutarv
dose of physic. by putting their heads
together. There is crack in the
public crib that Weeds to have board
nailed over it. Read and reflect:
CLERKS OFFICE, }
3 Rayviile, La, Aug. II, 1874.
i"'tors BeGro":
Dh'- SIEs-In compliance With
paoaoa 49, contained in the Richlald
Deacon OF 1T weeks issue ealIinr
on me, the un.rsigned ClerL If ,bo
, Court, for a statement Of Ma ~ ~.
of costs Of criminal C. ,es iu,bc -,
Court of Richland, &c. | Lerevi,i
hand you enclosed the follow'nr slua
ment as taken from the books in IN,
, Office, showing the actual total cos,
of cases on the Criminal Docket of Ii
, Parish Court. together with costs
preliminary investigations held icfol
, his Honor, ". :. Mcintosh, Paris
Judge, since LIST January, 1874. I
date, which | hope will be satisfactory
STATEMENT.
Amt paid Sheriiis fee, from Jan
l>,, To June ~, 1874, $3.50. Il
Am, due same. jane Ii. II. 10 dare, los .,
Amopn, paid Clerk fees, from Jan
i,,., II, 70 June 10th. +hp.o'
Aunt due same, June ~. ~, TO date. S3.2
Amt paid Sheriff iur feeding prs
} oaer- from Jan -, - date, %H", a
p,;, U,u,..~.: in Grim. cases to dats. - ~
A.. paid District Attorney, pro
tenn, from l,t Jan. to date, 600 "a
Total, - OOJ.SI
q. There are now Oh the Parish Cour
docket - cases; have been tran.
fcred from Parish Court to Distrit
Court, 10 cases convictions, 10 case:
Number Of accused convicted, VIII
paid costs. =.
Respectfully unlimited.
j. NFWT. PIrTS.
Clerk 18th Dist Cn,Ir.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
TWENTY THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS
FOR THE CAMPAIGN TIMES.

Having suffered very great pecuniaiy less
by that strange disposition of men to give the
preference TO all other creditors over the pub
Usher, we have been compelled to adopt tho
system Of advance payment, and positively
no name will be placed on our subscription list
until the money IS paid.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
SUCCESSION NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Richland- farish Col

Succession Of VILLAIN J. Heath, decd.
hereas, Mrs. Martha Ann Heath has
iiied IA the Office of the Clerk of the lii
Dist. Cont, IN and for said Parish off i,blard
her Application for the administration Of the
Estate of William j. Heath. decd.
Now, therefore, unless Or. n be made
thereto rirhin ten days iror &c ate hereof
the SAID Mrs. Martha Ann !. ,:h. viii be an
pointed Adnini>,ratriA r! -.ii Estate mon
complying with tive fee, Of, the Law
Witness my otiicia. si.ra'ur, and seal NJ,
Office this the 2lst day of July, 4. d. 1875
Attest: true cory
J. NEWT. PrTTs. i. NEWT PR.
Cl'k l45h DIS, Court. Crk il,h Disc,
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o'S'"";:s$ss y. ,s;=

1,Hr rw ,.:: $3.50! ]
\ eanesday, Sept. 30, 1871. ~.
The past history of tbs ins'tn',, -
guarantee Of its present wo,th and ~ ~
success. VI.
II has m,t closed ore Of III" mr stcr..
fll sessions since Tvs establishment
/, y organized on 'kc University Ian. v;,,
, Preparatory Depmeut Hch ANIL
Conr. ~rcial Course and Ne foil, j. ~
49, viz \ sch,ol 1t Greek, e. 0aA oi|
I,,;oyrhcol OF Mathematics schs, Of Natu-
raj S(Ances, Schoola E;=l,h, anita school
If MI ,,ai ard Monl SCENE. la. school
ard department i fully EQUIPPED 'or the
work assigned il. The College COLTS m
! ves,ica,ion Il, 10 the qualifications OF rs Pre-
f.ssors and its iacibies Tor instruction.
L. is exceied byto College III the land &c
accurate scholarship tho"ngbness OF wor'
ana for wholesomediscipnne.
|, u ,a.. only CeIesc Nj the State nndt
p,,,..:out GO frol. whchis beyond the reac
Of rol,:cal ini.9nce and corruption. N
noI,,,ral party OF nieres can say who sha
., shah 10, euteras dos Ii has been sal
=, 4 di,,inuuishedEi EQUATOR that Mississippi
College is the hog of he State. Ii will m
dl-appoini the eEectOs of the people.
1t challenges cmpason as 10 accessioill'
and healthiuinesof lcation.
1t i, surrounds by Ilt.vated and refine
society. and The sndes are remarkably tre
from templates TO nee aud immoralh
Dram shops arerohPted BY Law;
\ Wholesome nlorand religious influcnC
r pervades and cbsractiZes the college con
; muniiy.
Board can be bad private families, vii
Washing, room md II furnished, at SIS
SIS per month. Bees tins there are Nv
Boar,liuy Halls hans all the res,ranin
and refining inaien' Of the family, whe,
hoard can be Ob.ain Z; actual cost Thes
Hail, Will accomulate 20 boarders.
them each student nishes his own room
= During the past seSs, board upon tins plan
cost less than 50 pmonth. The first az
! plican,s will have preference.
# For other iIformon, or for catalogue, a;
1t ply to Rev. w. >. EIB, President OF Il.
Z College, or to
< W. T. RATLIFF,
. Press; Board Trustees.
4 Aur $. ISrl-3
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15

THE Mobile Register, speaking Of
the White Mans organization in AL
bama, says:
The people of Alabama have been
resisting this issue for years, and now
they have to decide between thrash.
ing the negro party at the polls and
Selling the reigns of government, or
sinking into the domestic hell of South
Carolina and Louisiana. IEu&ufis
matandis, we apprehend that New
York and Massachusetts would not
stop hundrrih part of a minute to
ss.aAete the question.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
IT vill be seen

.
TO Mrcu T.xss.-lt will De seen
f,r the following correspondence
h.wecn Auditor Clinton ard the
assistant Attorney General. that the
tax payers Of Kich!and are now Pa!
ing, for parish purposes. 8: Mills III
excess of what the law allows. The
State tax is IA mills, while our
Parish tax, in all, amounts to 70 mills
I2 for the Parish and ii speciai taA'
According 10 the following statement
our Parish tax, which now amounts
10 % mills. should lot exceed lia
mills. The tax payers OF our Parish
would DO well to hold a meeting and
examine into this matter, before pay
ing the St mills excessive taxation
which cannot be rcc'am,';a;ter bavin9
passed Into the hauGs of t.c collector
>itF.>- LOUISIANA, a.,
.-d.tor cilire,
New. Dreat< Ary'.-t -, iNTi.
/ Mr.. y. II. Inull;, i'ax CAiec''f, Aa.,.I,cche
Pan %
SR-Hr,rw.,h ] ,iand goa copy Of 81
opinion from th- a ''t Attorney "encfi
~ relation 10 the GO. . ,'pn Of PARISH iaXe' !
your parish. imi vii, notice 'lia' the c"i'e'
ton on any and all accounts tor pai'>h pu
4.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
pRENTfSS HOUSE,
vicksburg. Miss.
T. G.. McMACkIN 4 CO, Prop'rs

NNHE Announcement that this favorlte Ho-
tel Of the "il.ll Cry' is still under the
management Of the o. and popular firm Of
L. G. Nc Nackin & c. is Sufficient guaran-
tee to their old customers; and stranger
guests are assured that they will receive cv-
cry attention they could desire from courteous
proprietors, Efficient clerks and attentive wait
or
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
SERIFF's SALE.

nY yir. of two wriis of Fl Fas ISSUED
n frouae Honorable Parish Court in and
for The p;,h of Richland in Tie above enti-
tied and mbered suits and TO me directed.
have sed and will offer fo- safe at the
tioor tlCourt house in sal parish OF Rich
land al r,lic auction TO the highest bidder
and witt, the hours prescribed by law on
SdurN the 5h day Of Sept, 1874,
til, foIlong described property, ,o-wi,;
Lots " & = in square no. VIII and tie
umiviJ, one half interest of r. B. Swift j.
ioNo in square No V with all the build
.na andnprovements on said lots, as per
plaor E town Of Rayvillc in Recorders
otise ofe parish of Richland, La Also the
s:os otSDds now in the store house of X. Is.
Swi, so, (on Lots no & in square VllD
an iyeory and description of which will be
founl rted upon the cour, house door III
the ew Of Rayvilie. La.
Lns os 4 ? in square VIII will be
sold ,o,tisfy tho Vendors Privilege render
ed eve .tory by @! - nent in favor of John Ray
and F}clden. the balance to be sold to sat
iay mnnent off. Belden.
Tc,s of sale, cash with the benefit Of APP
saiseient.
Angst Isl 1871.
j. A. LIDDELL,
Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
T4ILOR, McLEROY, G Gp.,)
j.. No.404 :
j. Il. THOMPSON, ct. al.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Richland,
Parish Court.


Df virtue of a witt Of fl. issued from
I'D the Honorable Pari>l. Court in and for
tie parish of Rchland, State OF Louisiana in
the above entitled and numbered suit and TO
me directed. have seized and Will offer for
sale az the door of the cou-t house in the town
Of Rayvie, ON
saturday tie 5th day Of Sept, 1874,
at public auction 10 the highest bidder, the
following described property to-wit:
An ndivided Cne-half interest in Lot No.
II IL Iuare No 1, fronting on Bennedeue
street 80 feet and running back l2o feet as
| er plat Of the Town of Rayville to be found
IN Noiarial Book A. in Recorders office of
the parish of Il lland, together " it'll an IN
divided one / tr interest in the buildings and
Improvements thereon.
Terms of sale cash nh the benef, OF APP
prai>cmen,
August Isl, 1874.
j. \. LIDDELL,
n2S9:4s6tS25 Sheriff
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
4 CAMPAIGN EDITION

OF the Weekly, commencing early IN July
and continuing through the canvass; and as
we know that our people are poor, We shall
furnish the Campaign TINES in clubs OF five
or mc.-e, 70 each subscriber for
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
VICKSBURG FOUNDRY.
A NJ. PAXTON Il CO..
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS

VIcKsBrRG, Miss,
Manufacture "a repair Steam Engines, Cir
cular Saw Ills, Shalting and Pullies, Iron
and Brass ,s,ises.
We have on hand various sizes Of engines
Of our own make, specially adapted for
Plantation and Saw Mill purposes, as well As
Betting. Packing and Hose; Gas. Steam and
Wafer Pipe; Brass and Pipe Fittings Cast
Steel Punched Nuts and Washers, Boiler
Rvetg Fire Brick
Fin :-class workmen furnished when re-
quired Feb. 2l-tf
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
- CO.,

7 TIE glorious news Of democratic
VICTORIES in North Carolina, Tennessee,
entucky, and, last but not least.
Eicksblrg have sent a thrill of hope
and eXL,.a;iol to every true Southern
heart. In truth, they give bright
promise of the coming dawn-give
assurance that the avenging hour is
on the wing when carpe;-bag rule
and negro domination shall be swept
from existence and remembered only
a. = Aiicnnc drrhln-
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
SHERIFF's SALE.

! Us Noli7l
| l. II. p RHAM.
StotOf Louisiana, l2h District
(ourt, Parish Of Franklin.
,nNvirtue Of wri, of Fl Fla issued from
II be Honorable l2th District Court for
ihe pIish of Franklin, State of Louisiana in
the aove entitled and numbered sui, and to
me directed as Sheriff al the parisl, Of Rich
hand have seized and viii offer for sale a,
the dor Of the court a.us. in sand parish Of
Richand, within ih" -'. .onrs at public aue-
ton Il highes bidder On
Saturday the 81 Gag Of Sept, 1877
the pliowing .srr.ber property, to-wit:
Tie north ca, G Ter OF section 10, low.
shipl (. Range & .',st, containing 100 acre
,ogeter with all t.. buildings and improv
MEETS thereon.
Terms Of sale, cash with be'.ett Of ap-
prairment.
August LIST, 1874.
J. A. LIDDELL.
p2Q-.sGt$2t Sheriff.
H03 WORK. of all kindS from carte IL
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
sELF-FITTING EXCELSIOR CHART,

By the use of which PERFECT-FITTIxG
DREss may be Obtained for any form 10y
measurement. This system cuts the loose
as well as the tight fit garments for Ladies
and Children.
The Char, is elegantly designed and simple
in construction. 1t is not simply a piece of
paper. bulis perfect system of cutting, ready
for use, with full instructions. With il any
lady can make her own Dress. Basque, Postil
hon, and other garments without trying it on.
AGENTS WANTED,
To whom special inducements will be offer
&c. There is not only a rich opportuny for
Agents 10 travel, but also for those who desire
TO canvass their own city or village.
Come and see the exact working of his
system. Make your motto "Prove all things
and hold fast TO that which is good
Practical Dress-makers, Lady Canvassers,
Ladies owning Sewing Machines, and others
Interested in the subject. are especially ivited
to cad and examine our New PATEsT SELF-
FIrTI>G MEASURE.
MRS. II. J. HERRICK,
Vicksburs, Miss.
General Agent for Mississippi and North
LOUISIANA.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
EMPIRE POULTRY YARD.

nARK and Ligh, Bramahs, Buff, Black
IL and Partridge Cochi- !oudams. Leg
horns. and all leading v ~.les Fowls. 81
per pair; 81 per tho; ..ggs 50 per dozen.
Send for descriptive circular. Address DR..
c. LEWIS, Marlboro. S;arS county. Ohio.
Fowls and Egg sent c. O. d. II desired.
Pen. IL iw
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
LOUISIANA MAY ARTs-UED.

For the accomplishment this gbad pun
pose, the ZINES will advocte the ns''nahon
and election 10 all offices il the Sale par
lshes' Of White men, Of known PURIFY Ihaf-
acier and capacity II VIII fearlessy hu u'l-
sparin-iy expose and denounce all tNasca'-
ly schemes Of the carPet-bsegerS '" 'i'ceh'
traie their negro dnPcs ina
Criminal Organi: dt~n
For the ruin of the property boiders'anthe
Authorization of the State, ara Will a. We
toiore, appeal to the people 4" eN'ehu esy
means that
COD AND rAItHE
Have placed in their lands to carry the els
tons in November. overthrow an lnianos
system of despo,ic nime that is crushing 'her
in tn. dust. and res,ore louisiana 10 the prou
position She once held in the sis,erhooi q
M""f czr, S1s' ons ever before in hi
State. The TINES will be in the front I,Dk
and we wish i, to be read 10y every mananc
woman in Louisiana For tins reason We
propose ,c publish