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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

HENRY RoRaBR q selling out his en-.
tire stock Of Dress Goods at great sacri.
Zee, Ladies should avail themselves Of
this chance and secure good bargains.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

LIZ this enervatiDg weather, you let
your coffee rest until 1t gets strong enough
10 drink. There are grounds for this re-
mark. lsli a-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

WIDE French Cambria Chintz sold for
90 cents, reduced to 12i and is cents.
S HENRY RoKMER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

RRMsAErs Of Dfess Goods a.hali their
cost. HENRY RoEMRR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

Arlington" boat club collapsed 4
the bud. Weather too warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

SPANISH Grass Cloth suiting sold fol
% and 80 cents, reduced to l2i and Il
cents to close out. HENRY. RoRMER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

THR regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of Education viii be held on Thurs.
day evening next,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

GREAT reduction in pricesl Big bar
gains in Spring and Summer Dress Goods
l am determined to close out my entire
stock. Call soon at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

The horse ridden by Mr.. Edward Lar
kin, one oil the Marshals in the funeral
procession yesterday morning, became
frightened, and Mr.. Larkin only saved
himself from being thrown by jumping
Off Ll llH IaJ !Gg'H 17G No Z. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

TIE tail Of the comet will be continued
Tor several weeks:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10
River News.

The river was sill receding last even
ing, with 2 feet 2 inches in the channel.
The Tempest will take the Wheeling,
Benwood and Bellaire Odd Fellows 70
Olarington to-day. 10 attend a grand. Odd
Fellows ball tonight. :rr-
! The steamer Iron Valley lett yesterday
morning for Matamoras, for q tow oil bark.
The Mallie Ragon departed for Par
kerSburg yesterday. morning. She will
not make more than one more trip.
The Science Is to'dsy's Parkersburg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

IL you want q cheSpcarpetgotto 2
Al ihtTGit J.tM EERRRtls Noao.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

LAD1Es' II you are out iobbing, don't
fail to come and SEQ the slaughter in dry
goods at Henry Jacobs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

LowRn sT1I1.-Black silks and Az
pacas, bought at q great alaughter, win BE-
sold at wonderfully low prices.
STONE & THOMAS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

Foa two yards wide Iron Grenadlne, ai
IS cents, goto w. FERRE1's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

REEW BACON. .lI!9Snl islIg5 q =5i
IN HIn5, Slgr Cured RtsEkfasta iB.,tc. I
Clear Hldes, Shoulder iuHt on ri moo =
usT, pEHRNpoRT Q FIRKH, d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

For calicoes at 8 to 2 cents per yard,
goto ]. W. ReRRRI's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10
DIaNrTARIRs EXPECTED.

Bishop Wood. of Philadelphia, arrived
last evening, and the following dtgnitaries
are expected this morning: Bishop Glib
bons, Of Richmond, Va; Archbishop Pur.
cell, Of Cincinnati, O.; Bishop Rosecrans,
Of Columbus, o; Bishop shanahan, OF
Scranton, Pa; and Bishop o'Hara, OF
Harrisburg, Pa. 4ls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

Twelve prominent firms oil tinwsre
manufacturers and dealers have signed an
agreement Of the same description as The
one above quoted, with the single excep-
ton that the hour for closing Is seven in.
stead OF six. O'Clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

BURIED YEsTERDAY.-Thc funeral OF
James Hughes, who formerly kept bot
ting cellar in Rast Wheeling, took place
yesterday afternoon from his late resi-
dence on 10Th street. The st. Patrick's
Society attended the funeral. The re-
mains were inferred inIthe new Catholic
Cemetery. y t8s5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10
ROUTE OF PRooRss1oN.
Citizens Of large who dealre to
participate.

The procession formed on seth street,
near the Church Of the Immaculate Con-
ception, and marched from thence TO Eof,
up Eoft to 93d, down $50 to Chapline, up
Chspline TO 2Sd, down 22d to Market, up
Market, past st. Alphonsus Church 70
goth, down 20th to Main, up Main to 18th,
mp 18th TO Eoff, midtown Eof to the
Cathedral, where the head Of the column
opened ranks and allowed tho procession
to pass. A small portion Of the pro-
cession went into the Church, and the re-
mainder disbanded,
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THE PROCESSION.


Tho 81. Alphonsus Society and @. NJ.
B. Association were preceded by seven
Marshals on horseback. The Angel Guar.
dian sodality, numbering several hun.
dred, marched between the two societies
mentioned above, with Masters Charles
Miller, N. Reister and ]. Penders as Mar.
shals. A delegation of Sisters came i'm
mediately after, followed BY about three
hundred ladies belonging to the different
churches, all of whom were dressed in
mourning. Then about three hundred
men and boys, followed by nearly two
hundred Of the Young Mems Benevolent
Society, dressed IN full uniform. Jacob
Altmyer and VIM. Myers were Marshals
Of the latter society. Kramers full band,
playing q funeral march, came next.
After this q number Of carriages contain
ing the church dignitaries. The hearse,
containing the body Of the Bishop, was
next in order, and was drawn by six
black horses, each horse being / led
BY q member from the guard oil
honor, six Of whom also marched
near the hearse. The Ancient Or
der Of Hibernians, with Ed. Larkin,
Thos. Faby, P. Copenger, B. Haslin, T.
Darvey, ]. Wallace and Thos. Maloney
as Marshals, and the 81. Patrick's Society,
marshaled by D. ]. Mccormick, a.
Rock, and.J. McDermott, ended the pro-
cession.
Over $500 persons, men, women and
children, marched in the procession,
which occupied thirty minutes in pass
ing given point, All along the route
the business houses were generally closed,
and many Of the buildings were heavily
drsped in mourning. The streets were
crowded with people, and the best Of or.
der prevailed. -5is-3r, . ,5W
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Gkr5t1eteIE ilertt5fr.
FRIDAY, JULY Io, 1874.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Ancient Order Hibernians.
St. Patrick's Society.
Religious Notice.
For Fishing Parties.
Mosquito Canopies.
Fine Jewelry-Louis Dechert.
The Rye-0xtoby s. Dut1eld.
! Your Chance-head Of local.
THERMOMETER RRcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the temperature
as observed al silvey's Drug Store, cor.
ner opposite the Post Office:
SAN. uM 8F.M TRu.
60 ~ 95 so
ONE YEAR AGO.
GS 30 % ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

EARLY CIonsa. Seventeen OF our
leading dry goods MERCHANTS have signed
the following agreement:
We, the undersigned, agree to close
our places Of business Of six 10y O'Clock
every evening, Saturday excepted, from
Z Monday, sJ9ly; 10, 1874, until Tuesday,
Septemher /, 1874. - ~ ~ : 7T7,''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

~ 1850 a@ HENRY RoEMkR's.
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A choir in the gallery awaited the ar
rival Of the procession, and as the BODY
was carried into the Church commenced
b slow and solemn chant. The building
rapidly filled with people, . great portion
Of whom united In special services.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

= p LYING n STATE, / yst-T7-yl
-The'body Of the Bishop laid in state The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10
N THE CATHEDRAL.

The exterior of the Cathedral had been
draped in mourning, and in the inside
extensive preparations had been made.
The pillars were draped with wIndings
Of alternate strips Of white and black
mourning goods, as were also the walls,
confessional boxes, etc. Over tho taber-
nacle Is q large white cross on black
ground. About midway to the ceiling,
In the rear Of the tabernacle, Is another
large cross Of the same kind, with q small
cross on each side, lower down.. On the
right Of the tabernacle, in white letters
on q black ground, are the words;
tFS' Z, ytIn ltemosia RternAn
On The opposite aide Of the sanctuary Is
n RinflaF dHVina f,,SJfh Elm ,s.aSkr.
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Atthe head ot the cGntro aiale d The
catAialque, upon which the body lies in
state. Over this b erected o Gothic can
opy, trimmed with alternate black and
white. Numerous wax candles furnishetl
alight which showed to good advantage
the pictures, images, cruciaxes and other
-
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-.,r...- Centre Wheeling.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PABI>T OF ECHLAND.
Oiice 1T Board Of Assessors.
RAllILLE, Ia. Aug. lu, 1874.

NOTICE : hereby gwen 10 all property
y owners .ud Tax Payer, Of the Parish
at Hchllnl that III" assessments Of then
property, ho;h real aud personal Parish and
SAFE. a'r the present year (lNtr are now
bcul" completed tina: the same VIII be ex-
posed 10 them. and that ,hey the tax payers
have ;hc ri-ht and privilege # o!grciiu- Ia
the ca1e. and making all necessary crrrrc-
tom d. IA the neN, thirty C;o) days from
TIE date hereof rs MAIN. proper appli..a-
non 10 The undersigned Board of Assessor. n,
wfiil" 81 'i"Ir office, after y iiiuh time (nf u
day no corrections can O. viii be- made. IL
beng necessary t, return the a>.r>Smeu, -
made 10 the Tax Collectors office oC sand
Parish nj the earle. practcalic date
y, the as>es. mems La been principally
ma from old lit. and land emu. i, Is IN
portani that every pro;'cny owner come for
ward and see t'lt Ia properly Is properly
classified, within The ,h;tiy days allowed.
la arcorlance with the foregoing order OF
the Buard ui Assessors. al .aIl.c, desiring Ia
know the value Of their 'cai AMI personal
property a, assessed by the t. gard. can 90 >o
by applying To the Board of Assessors from
the fret Of Au.u>: to the tr,; % September
next. Isl.
= NEWT. PITTS. Ok. 18Th D.; Court
!. ANDkEW LlDDELL. Sh-:iiI.
WILEY Z. MANGHAN. Rec rider.
Attor-t tt
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29
j. HART Il CO..


IT, Kc .ES'sr
e him. and Ia. !, your servant. and
NJ, h.. We havenen here GualIiie'
r registrars and clerk. and | would a. con
90 III nv neghbOr field and steal sheep -
be sent ,:erc from New Or"au> for tins pt'r-
pose. And who wound cone here thrs bH.
tor son'e ID rascauy hear the ~"
registrar j. coming here 20 run ior tii'' 'r@i>2-
ture. Nurrcll ha> .ut weak III tie ance>.and
thinks the Governor wal control rrcryihin2
If tins registrar counts wrong add SUITS The
haiio,-boN, can't We -; cHu'r,, hur.'c: one,
tla'-iUuicd frllo"s 20 .an" ii,n ca; AID throw
him into the Mississippi uyrf 1t j. time t.
"un,oad" and throw of III rn~rii> VIII" lave
been living oil tie lal'ors Of thrc".ogcd ulan
(ciI"rr>, | could subn..; 20 be- ch"atct a
mt. IS Democrats, bat go: 10y h.'ciin-S sent
here. a, pretended friends IT," whole North
= ag,iii,t HI state If thugs, and the next
Legislature will hr n,"',y - IRE I"twern
Democrats ar i,rr.i...'aH~ We mus have
AN nnIcr-.iui;n. w,'h ul.rr parishes. and
i.o.nI.,ir,. uiau ri ,, ar, 81 johnson To oP-
pose B,.ulsp.
CrIt Pick gave 40" ,arr"r-i ayers and
Y.tllaV.i-- 4 - ',trv' t.'--.'- down. and >AId
n, won. support Nutl"., fer 10" S.ua'" j.
the. a,rri would hr candidate. IL AL
HAT tlt, lru.,...a'- N.rir not u.nhlu- war
If races !; ~ in,' id r.fIr'ha- rascal.
Murrru >aIi ice r3- ':,r 70 -UiHr nominee
ft Representative ruI w. rr.u"l"t ." nui
for the. Senate. bat voDi Go as la, na,y
wished.
3; wa, r,-alyc@ .',,j 'hr citizens of Madison
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE.
Clinton, Kinds Co, Miss.
'INHE TWENTY FOURTH innua' Srs-
s.on of jhi> College Will commence ga

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@. {. STAFFOED, Tutor,
-. No 23l.
u. l.. PEARSON * Il. + UILLL4lS.
state If L0UiStd,,G, P0rt>h If }
EirhiGad, lih District CoD,f.
10y virtue Of Il whit Of ii "a issued from tn"
- Honorable. Di,,ric, Court in and for the
parish of RirhIint. safe Of Louisiana IN the
above entitled and numbered sui and to me
directed | nave seized and will offer tor sale
AT the door OF the Court house in tAe Iowa oi
Rayyilc. sand parish and State wi,i:n the
hours prescribed 10y law, al public auction TO
The I.l.iIc,. bidder. on
!Soturday the 5h dry IF S'Pt, 1874,
The undivided one-half > in,cres, in the
property described a follows, to-wi;.
beginning Al 'he North last corner of tia
south east ,uar:e. oi the south west G,altcr Of
section ~ Town mp j. North Range East
and running thence north - CHAINS thence
south - : east -" - chains; thence south
ST. ca,, II chains. south 80 chains; thence
,5uth 81 ,a,t IL. II chain, L. bank OF
Buui River Il % 'hcuce meaudcrIug down
bank Of >aid RI south - west : Chain-;
thence ,nm,h a.. 1.ls, .,.st CnaIns:
thence south rNt Wr-t 5 chains. thrure
>ourh 3"t wc>, DO chains and lion D.: thence
south - west CHAINS To- frame house and
thence Ia a north westerly direction To the
place q beginning. containing about 7uI
s2-loo acres, lying east uf the rool leading
from Girard to Ba>rrop and all lying in town
snip ; nor-h rgl =, u cast N..ll all l.. mid
M, and improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale cash with the benefit II "a
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29
Sllcrin'S Sale.

H. BLOCK,
Is. y" 81,
i. r. HENDEI
Suite Of Loui<iqDo, tor'h ro"r''
Parish o. Fr0nf',1.
hy virtue Of a WIZ Of ii e. issued from ,ar
II Honorable Pari-h Count IN and ter H."
,IlIi,h Of Franklin, stat oi Louisiana. ia d."
above entitled and NUMBERED -u.' AMI 10 ~
directed a, Sheriff Of the Pai.-il n. kril'nd
,a,d State have seized and wi 'h'I tt
sail, y, the IGOR of the cour, huu-" DO t.r la.-
i,h Of R.chand AT public aucr on g. '''. h.-h-
e., bidder and within the h.rr' ir"-e:h"+
10y law On
Sairrtioy he SIN dao Of sept, 1874,
,l., follow ing described property 'o-".'
The south east quarter Of south eat quarter
south west quarter Of south west quarter SEQ
!. -ou,h half of south west quarter, south
w",t quarter of solih east quarter scci.'n :.
south west quarter Of south west quarter ant
north west quarter section II, township j."
Range q east: coajanin" 3,s acres, more IL
and situated IN the parish OF Rlchland.
Seized a. the property of 4 K. Hendry and
will toe sold according T. law TO pay said debt,
interest and all costs.
Terms If sale, cash with the benefit Of APP
prai-emen,.
August Isl, 1874.
j. \. LIDDELL,
n2S9-jsGtS30 Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29
SUCCESSION NOTICE.
Parish Of Richland. , Paa-t Toaft

STATE OF LorlSIATA, ina
Parish OF Rchand. az" '"'f'.
S"'ccsSio" Of William J. Uea.h. ctd.
W!ierc7. Mrs. Martina Ana Heath ha,
iiied ~ q; Office of the Ger; If the 1l,h
DIST. '''rt, IN and for said Parish ofRichand.
b lranon Tor the administration o. the
--.t'r of W liiam !. Heath decd.
N"''. the. lore, uIicss opposition be nah
thereto within ten days from the date hereof.
;he sad Mr.. Martha Ann Hca,h. w.n h, an.
pointed Administrative "f md E>ta,e :i',on
complying with the requisite, Of the Law.
Nlnr,t ny official ,l.ri.t;rfc and seal ,c
Office this tlie 2ist dag 81 jay. \ u 1871.
Attest: A,ruc ,ruv
J. NEwT Prs, J. NrNr Pm.
Cik lith Dist Court CrkiI,IrD.-,.C,
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29
pRENTISS HOUSE,
VichSburg. Miss.
/. {. MCMACkIN d co, Pr0p'rs

1--WE Announcement, In t'.i- f,vori'r IIo-
1 t"l of the Hill CIty' j. >uil under ,hc
management # The old and popular fem 81
l. E. MrNa. kin ~ e. j, -uil.rIcrt .unttu-
tee t" their oil Customers; aud stranger
-t"-i- are as i dat he will rrc".," ~.
cry attention - could desire from courteous
proprcror>, Ell, at cIci'-~ AMI attentive wait
els.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29
SlIEIeIFF"> SALE.
state Of LoujSia"o, Parish Of }
RtchidHd, Parish cart.

state 81 I1uiStIHd, PdrtSh OF
RtchidHd, PARISH cart.
10y virtue of Two wrirs of Fl Ia, issued
- from the Honorable Parish Court ia and
for the parish ct Richland ~ the above emit
lied and numbered SUITS and - me directed.
haze seized and will offer ioi ale AZ the
IGOR oiihe Ccurt horse in said parish OF Rich
land al public auction Ia the highest bidder
aud WITHIN the hours prescribed by law on
Sottutioy the 5h dag Of Sept, 1874,
the following described property, to-wit:
Lots Nos | X : ~ square no VIII and tie
undivided one half interest of Il. u. Swift j.
Lot No II IN square No ' Hifl all the !.ui.l
n::S and improvements on said iuts ~ per
plat Of the town OF Eayvillc in Recorder =
Office Of the parish of I:ichanI, La Ais tine
sock ol goods now IN the r'nr" house al l. T.
Swift y Co., (on Lots 10 y in square NllJ
an inventory and description of winch viii be-
found posted upon the court house door ia
the town Of Rayvillc. La.
Lots Nos Il = IN square VIII will be-
sold Ia satisfy the Vendors Pri,irg" render
ell cXecutory by Judgment IN tavor"t John Ray
and the balance 10 bc sold to sat
isN judgment Of +. liclIcn.
Terms of sale, cash with the benefit of ap.
prai-"m"nr
Auct.>; l.; is7t
j. i. LIDDELL,
n2S9-6s6tS36 Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29
SHElslEES SALE.
FRO IVN, JOHNSON Il e"
j.. ! NOliIl
u. H. PIHH1.U


state Of Lo"iS,o00, l2H Hi<fIrcD
Co"tf, P0ri.I, ~ T'UnkiiD. ),
Dl virtue Of wrt Of f. Fa issued from
I'D the iIon-ra,1c Eth District Count tor
ih" parish Of Franklin, site of Louisiana IN
the above entitled and u.lb,rcd >u; and To-
ne directed =, Shcii;l "f ;i," - or Rich
land. have scI,d aEi viii o,irr tor sale ~
;le door OF tie court hoi~'. IN sad Irli-h Of
i''rhi;nl, wl'fin r':e lcs;; hours Il, public AT
non t" the hi@he>, bidder ON
Sat"rfoy the 5H dry IF Sept, 1871,
the following described property. to-wr:
lh" north east quarter of section ~. Town
IMP l. Ran2c East containing iGp acrr>
l"-ethrr Will al. the buildings aud improve.
ucni- thereon.
l"rms of sale. cab wi;h bench, o: aJ-
prai-cntrut
tn-C>t To-, ioIi
J. A. LIDDELL.
h2>J- ioGtS2i Sheriff
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29

Observation-Disclosures, political and
social death. If the Peoples Party
o,ucceeds then we feel assured of re-
form, confidence and stability; if the
carpct.baggers get new lcasS of
of power, their rapacIty will BIZ i'll
creased, their arrogance unboun fed,
aud ali the efforts Of the powers hat
hc" could not prevent the deadly ton-
hict between the races which these
INSCRIPTIONS vampires will precipitatc
for their own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We
have platform Of principles which
meets tie approved Of all political
parties seeking honest and upright
men for Office Then let us work to
maintain these principles. lie: Us not
fold orr arms in fancicd security, be-
cause we in Richland feel assured of
Parish success. We have a willy and
-lreacherous foe TO contend with, and
we know lot what secret appliances
may be used to draw forth an m
expected opposition vote. Let us
work and act ~ ifthcre was the great
est danger Ec,i,lcS, apathy and idle
ness in Richland Parish, may lose liz
the State. Organize thoroughly and
at once in every ward. There is
great power, wisdom and efficacy 10
organization. DO you wish to be
governed by men of your own race,
and men of Your choice! Then or
ganizc, DO Won wish to. have honest
and capable officials, instead If the
thicving carpet-haggers now Seeking
70 control and plumber our common
wealth? Then organize. 10 you
wish to he relieved of the present load
% taxstion, which weighs on us like
al incubus, and will evcntuallu crush
us Then organize. Truly these
are objects worthy of immediate, con
slant and unccasing effort. Then let
every white man go to work and work
earnestly and faithfully until the cleo
=. ,ion is over. Talk to your neighbors
induce all to register and get ready
10 vote. Let us each and all resolve
do oil x~o COW ---t.-.t-~ ----- - 'N--
overthrow cf the present usurpcd
enal, inscriptions and barbaric car
-bag administration. If we sue
led, we shall be amply repaid tor al
1.-The time spent aid money expended
in the satisfaction of living in a Stat
that we can again call our own, an,
Of being governed by set Of gentle
men. We must have no such wore
as fail in our vocabulary Organize
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29

According % d.rcctlOnS. an rcWa!n lon,
unWcll, provided their bones are not de-
Stroycd by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF INSCRIPTION.
Daily Herald, one Fear $1,000
Daily Herald, six months 500
Daily Herald, one month ruO
Sunday Herald, one year 200
Weekly Herald per amnum 200
Weekly Herald six month, loo
No papers sent unless paid to- in - vance.
reducti"n of twenty five per &C.. Wall
toe made to persons forming a club e. N or
more, for the Weekly, Tins making The ,ub-
scription price to- each person 81 81
Remit 10y Chez, DRAFT, Money OuIcr ~
Registered Letter, and address,
|IcHsBtRG HERALD Cou?AHY.
A:ck>hur-. Mi.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29
District Court.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Oua .Ula. '


TO T. NtvI. Pcs Clerk / III Dis ut Conr;
Parish of X Inland.
You are merely no'iii"d that a >rr' al term
If the ljh DISTINCT Count xiii b. held with
the Parish at Richlald. commencing ON the
7th dny Of September. l>,i aAd y"u are
hereby ordered To- Give notice 81 the same 10y
publication in the RIcHLAHD BEACON and
Deihi Chronicle and 10y nuticc posted on the
Cont House door thirty days before the com
menccmrnt of sad term AMI the I&r~.,
Judge Shcr.f aud Cieta of the Parish Of
Richiaud r-r hereby ordered 10 draw a Jury
10 atreu' All term. uudcr TIA, act al W. -
oil tie Statutes Of l>72, State Of louisiana
L. = days before the commencement OF SAID
t. !,
Done AMI -'grei IN chambers. this 3rd
day Of July, ISL
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29
1'lO.;I'.

700 Barrel, POO half dp-ali rra,ic,-In.
cIuiing ''pURITY, Ia, Premium Fiour
at III" late 81. Louis Fair. AMI tie TIA
IA" ~ cir'l. h.,'' ur..>~,lcl. =.
"'s Lt".' y !...i $40. IS.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29
ROBr. RAY,
Judge liih Dist.

A true copy Of the ogl-iua' now Oh file IN
MY office.
Witness my official signature and seal Of
of office on TIL, 10Th day ul July. A. u. 1874.
j. NEWT PITTS,
Clerk ltlA D.>' Court
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29
Notice to the Afflicted and Unfortunate.

Before applying - the notorious quars ha Atver,e .
tlohc riirrs or using anv qua-k rerlete- Ts-.-~
hu'tH ""fa no mater What !ou- 1iscIae !.go.
so'e your confi,ian
Or br- occupies double house - t.ea'v sevca roo
is l1d,' hy scne q: the no hrt'4i rl-i- f..
sors - tais country snf E.-o~ aaf can be- -,r ' ~
t'usiV 81" ~ mail "a III H. 49, poi o.
~ - ~s =" -. : - $685.. --.,--,
"a - -.s-- L.- !.