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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
SaS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1tt0
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Die 8etpeit ereift in Obto INNER
ipeiter um ii6. Nber Die 8ert6te itno
Elm etpi9eS @inerlet; oenu Die 8eiber at
beiten ia na6 Der befauuten S6ablone
bes 9io 2etpts. Cine fleine Nbme0sz
lung baben ite in @tbens, g., eingefibrt,
tn0em ie bort in ben @irtbs1tuben nidt
nur beten unb pldrren, ionoern fi6 aud
an ben WirtbSttl6en nieberlaiien, nn
Lunch" gu it6 gil neDmen. (Ob iie Das
Gl1en mitbrtngen, ODER oh es Der QSirtb
tbnen %liefert, lit ans ben pDrlte9enoen
Sert6ten nt6t 51 eriebeu.)
Sn fIetnem Jteltern namentlt6 itebt 6ie
Yoltaet 9an5 auf Seiten Der 9tGrrtnmcn.
Statt Die Mirtbe 9e9en ben 8eiberauf>
rnbr gu i@iiBen, niulmt ite ben Ntrt6,
Der es tDagt, bon 1etnem guten 6auSs
redte 0ebrau6 5u MAIDEN uno Ben Get>
tel1 bic Sbmre gu metien, beim S9opf.
Our9 ben @rtol9 IN tleineren StGoten
fre9er getporOen, riiteu ii6 Die 8eiber
leBt au6 in SDio's StaatshauptIta0t
columbus gum SelO5uge. ulo es lit DOrt
1ogar Die Gteoe DaDOn, Der geoentpGrtio
t~agenoen StaatSgelebgebung Elm Weiber;
beer aut ben 0als Su i6tfen uub oa1ielbe
10 lange in Der Jtptunoa oes Gapifols
DN<Nb UtU ptu(tCNt 81 \ulICIt1 UlS Die Oe>
leB9ebung bus iebtge iogenannte Iempe>
renageieB in elm lutrtlt6es@ etrGufeperbotz
9eleB llnltpanoelt.
(@tlitpetlen iiben It9 bte @eiber in
tletnerem Srti6aften in Der 8elaqeruua
bon @emei1oerGtben, benen tie TO lanoe
3lleBen, bis btelelben 1trenge 8erorOz
1!lln9en 9egen ben 8erfauf BON gei1tiaen
9etrGnfen. gang ~beionOers aber bon
Bier, erlalien.)
SOn O9io 6rinst bic Seu6e INNER
1meDr aud in Snoiana ein. Sn ser bor7
tt9en Staot SbelbDoiae ma6ten bic
28irtbe ben 8eibern Die i6riftli9e Mitz
tbeIlult9, oaB ie biefelben unb lire
WtGnner fir ben ibneu aus Ser 8etneit
ertpa9ienoen S6aoen Dor @eri6t bait
bar MAIDEN tpiiroen. Mber bic Weiber
nno Die btnter tbnen ftedeuben 8faffeu
peronitalteten barauf cine qroBe Ser
lalnmlung, in tpel6er cine v@el6Gfts=
Sompa9mte" gegrin6et tpurbe, UNI benz
0etrGnteban6el, falls ct Dem @ebct ntbt
tpet1e, nor @ert6t enteeaenautreten.
ga it'd aud IN SDelbDpile Der Durba
l0ntttsamerttaner in letner aaltaen moz
ralll3en SeIgbett nnO SGmmertt6fett
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
ScI6e Mbonnenten, Die nod
tut Ss1GftamOe itmO. erIM0ctt ntr
pie Anseiee aMi Der eritets
GpaIte oteies 8Iattes at IeIeat-
ser smnS u..S Die GiSembabnen.

Mtt 10 gegcn 81 Stimmen bat bas
observation-disclosures bes 8un6eS cine
GrflGrurg aneenommen, 6abin 9ebeno:
baB Die 8un6esperfaiIung benz Bunbe
oas &e6t 9tebt, ben Gerfebr ut19en ben
beri6ie6enen Staaten gegen nngez
re9te Mnb orIdenoe 3 emm :
uifie gu i@Iben, insbeionbere gegen
MnbtIItg bObe Sra9tpret1e auf
@%tienbabnen un6 arbern 8erfebrstpegelt,
uno baB bic Gage Der 9tnge cine baLotge,
umft9tige NnsIbMn9 otefes
&e6tes erbeildt.
@on elmer fol9en @rfldrnng 6es &e7
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GU tpel9er Die 3ns
itimmung be5 Senates ~feinesmeSs gez
nib il) bis gum @rlaB zines Bnnoesz
@iienbabngeieBes lit freili9 nod Elm tpetz
ter S6rttt, -inoe11en lit Die 9r0Be Sttl1>
mem tebrbeit. momtt bic grflGrltng an5
genommen porben lit, immerbin ubers
ra19enb. IS lift etn Grfolg Der Dor ni6t
niel lGn9er ais SabreSfriit bier in Suit
nois begonnenen 8auernbepegung, tpie
man i'm 10 balo al ertpGrten faum be-
re6ttgt mar. 8or atpei Sabreu DGren
fir etnen 8ei3lnB, pie bieier, tpObl faum
atuei Tinftel ouer Stimmen i'm &eprd>
ientautenbauie 81 erlangen getpelen; lebt
babeu betnqbe bret 8iertel aIer Nntpeiens
ben baflr gefttmmt.
98te ii6 Der Senat 3n benz 8ei6luff
fteuen tpir6, 1GBt ii9 i9tper ~norausiaz
gen. Die @abri6etnli9teit lit, baB feDr
Diele SenatOren m liebiten g or nt6t
barIber abittmmen tpiiroen. 9enn stpi>
f6en tbreu altfrGnfii9en Nnf9auungen
Don Der 8ei6rdnfung Der 8unoessepalt
nnb Der ibuen anf Der anberu Settle bro>
benoen nnpopularitdt babem fe cine uns
beba9li6e SteQung.
3unG01t fam eS fi6 nlr nm Sic Seiiz
ttsllnng oeS @runbaBes banoeln,
6aB Der 8uno 8efugniB iiber bic @tz
i%enbabnen bat. Die @ufiteuung zines
Sa6r> un6 Sra6ttarifs miro eile 9luf>
9abe bon itberaus GROCER S6ptertgfeit
letlI, tDel6e iebr umfa11enbe Yorarbetteu
erroroert. Ottt blpBen Wa6t1prI1en
ut IS 6a ni6t getban, tpenn bic Aus>
ubIng Der Bunbes9eipalt ni6t su elmer
gdn3 wtafiirli6en EDra1nei tperoen fol-.
I'm 3u beltimmen, mel6e 6a6r> un6
SrG6tpreiie Der 8illtgfeit an9emeis
leu reasonably iin6, miien gemtNenz
0afte unterlu6ungen iber Die Serltel>
lungstOiten, ben 8ertpaltungsbetrieb,
ben llmfang 6es Transportgei6Gftes &C.
angeIteut tperoen uno bas lit cine Qtrbeit,
81 tpel9er man, tpenn iie Drbeutlt9 ge
madt unb ni6t Derpfui9t tperben lou,
SGbr Hu0 Gag 9ebran9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
SeFstt.

Gin 9eft3it IN ser Sabresre6uune bes
Bunoes, has tit cine feltiame Neuigfeit
Mno tptro namentli6 in europa, tuo man
lett o1t Sabren Die Sinanslage Der Ser.
Staaten ais Otufter biniteat, ni6t ee>
rln9es Nufleben erre9en. 9agegen tpIr6
tie TlIr 0le 0reunoe Der 8apierperlpGiie>
rung Maller auf Der Otiible fein.
Der 3teprGlentant Games rebnete am
II. San. Dem @ongreiie Dor, 6aB oas lol>
Tenoe &eDnuugsiabr q. Suit 1873 bis
Oabtn 1874 nit elmer @eIammt1umme
Don 1898, S46. $50 Nus8aben unb
$34l ,1oO, POI @innabmen, al1o init
einem 9eft5tt BON Iber SO miIz
ltonen abi6lieBen tpIr6e. Dies ouerz
oIn95 unter Der Sorausiebung, 6aB ale
1ett SG1ren pom Gpngreiie aemadten
Sepllltgungen AUDI mirfli9 berausaabt
iperoe1 Duroen, mas nt6t 0nsunebmen
let. 2Senn fi6 inbeiien bierourd bos
Sert3tt nm 10 ober 20 MiuiDneu nteb=
rtger iteuen uiir6e, 10 ieien ooaeaeu bic
ilbll9en u a d beDtut9ungen fir 6as Iouz
lenoe Sdbr 3u re6uem, bic pDbL, MQes in
AuenI, 1t6 auf 10 O1iQionen beIaufen
tonnten. SurS un0 i6limm, nenn bas
Sd9r Inn lei, tperoe Der 6aiienbeitan6 bes
NS "Ht (uIOC W 0ttulUIEp QeCIlIQeT
1etn, ais bettn 8eginn beS Sa6reS.
0aruoer obne 3tDetfel tnniges @obf>
beba9en BET allen Denjentgen, fpel6e BEN
3eItpunft berbetiebner, Da Der 8uno
let1e 0eIb g apiermitbIe tuteoer
tn getrteb ieben mirb. v6ier," tperbeu
tie iagen, gebt bas Sntereiie Ser &eqiez
rIng llno Der na1 mebr @eI0 Ged3enz
ben @el9ditsipelt 9anO in Sano Inn
1br 9eft5it su Oeden muB bic Heeierung
eIne Anletbe ma9ei1, unb tpel1e Qlnletbe
Tam mobIfetler ietn, ais cine unper=
3tHSlt6e 3DangsanIeibe? Daz
nit TT Der 6e8ierun9 geboIfen lrn6 uns
9nG; tbr lit tDobI ullo inns lit better" -
9aB ole @%rbebuu9 eiuer neuen unber@
3ilslt6en 3pangsanIeibe ben Grebit oes
Suloes l1tper eri9Ittern unb Den @ert6
ieoes Der porbanbenen Yapieroouars nerz
rtngeru muB, btes lit cine 8etra9tung,
aut pel6e iie ii6 nidt ~einla1en.
SGs ein5ige rt9ti9e, p~ernInftige un0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
@eIpnbere &urtbeiIe

Sisie grmGBisun9 trttf 1eoo0 nur 0aHH oH' "e" O'
Womsu Der glbonuenten ouf eiumal %ein9ela'tot werz
ben, unb spar inter gnranSbesabIun8 fur oas
Sabr 1874.
Gretsn al siuem GLIB ipdter wettere Abonrs'teH bTn3n
10 werb.n bic @6Ounsulstspreiie fur bieie gu Sertleloe"
0lubsSiatsn bereduet. COLDER, bic Clubs pOn ~ bis 70
@bonuenten btlOeu, fenben mir 1 GrempIar gratis.
S.ber alte @bouuent. ber nod Swei nsre Ibonner1fen
fir 1874 uub 81 e~iuisuOet, srbdIt isiH @reu1plar elm Sabr
irei.
lin 9Ofmsifer, @sent.n &C. fir @tiibe un6 llHfOitsH sH
,uti6abiqeu, ~sepdbrsn mir benieIben einsu &obatt Don
10 Qro,ent aui aue Seller. bic ms Don %SsHlssOeH etHssz
iGnet weroen.
gelbtiulen6umssn fnb, no IS mSsiid, in Boft Ss'0s
aHDeiiuuseu ober resiitrirteH SrieisH 81 H1a3eH.
Nan aoreiiire:
Satmuts Staatssettmn8S=Go..
@bicasO, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17

elirnseu iinb su obreiitrsn an bic
Saimots GtaGts5ettmnsSsGO.
Chicago, ST..
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20

a very rapid, safe and essy ,ay to make
money. is 10 procure terrific . Introduce the
latest useful invention that IS wanted every
dav, bv every one. everywhere. who has
family, full SIZED Sewing Machine with Ia
bic and Treadlc for only ten dollars that does
the same work as "A Machine you would pay
SO dollars for. rapid, smooth and finn, makes
seam 80 strong the cloth will tear before the
stitches rip apart. Eight new attachments
for all work and the improved Burton Hole
Worker used by us only. .fgents only need
show them in operation TO sell IN every
house they enter. 80 dollars and upwards
cleared daily by smart agents. No such Ma
chine was ever offered At any such price.
. 900 sold la, yerr 100 900 Families use
them. Demand increasing every day where
they become known. Ministers, Judges, Law
yers, Editors, MachInists, 1aiors &c. recon.
mend them as perfect. Rights given free to
first applicants. lfthere is m agency in your
place, write for it, or buy Machine for your
family or a relation, there is none better or 50
cheap. Machines sent TO all parts of the
country on receipt al pr'ce ten dollars. Read
advertisement beginning 'sixty dollars saved
in every Family ia another part OF this paper.
.4'lrcss the p,oprietors, ROBERT J. Null
e4N &. Co, 53G Caual = New York arT.iy
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20

y WORD FOR NEWsPAPERs.-W
clip the following from an exchange
for the benefit of our friends (?) who
pay their subscription in soft talk:
Nothing is more common than to
hear people talk of what they pay
newspapers for advertising, etc, and
so much given in charity. Newspa-
pers, by enhancing the value of prop
erty in their neighborhoods, and Civ.
ing the localities in which they are
published reputation abroad, benefit
all such, particularly if they are mer-
chants or real estate owners, thrice
the amount yearly Of the meagrc sum
which they pay for their support. Be-
sides, every public spirited citizen has
laudable pride in having a paper
. which he is not ashamed OF, even
though be should pick it up in New
L Ork or Washington. y good look
ing, thriving sheet, helps to sell prop
erty, gives character to the locality
in all respects is a desirable public
convenience. If, from any cause, the
matter in the local or editorial col
umns should not be quite up to your
standard, do not cast it aside and pro
nounce it of no account, until you arc
satisfied that there has not been nc
more labor bestowed upon it than is
paid for. l:you want good reada
BILE shee. it must be supported. And
it must not be supported in a spirit o
charity either, but because you feel {
necessity to support it,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20

Hon. IL. i. NIcKERs, Of Alto. sends
Us cotton bloom, p!uchcd from the
field on the 18th inst, and writes con
corning the crop prospect as follows:
Il send Won by the bearer a cotton
Bloom, grown on Mr.. J. \. Rhymes
place. Mr.. Rhymes has a fine crop.
and demonstrates the fact that the
acecv staple can be successfully raised
Ly white labor. In fact, wherever
YOU see IA real good field Of cotton, you
may be pretty certain that the white
man has been a frcqrcntCr of that
field. Cotton that Was planted early
is fine. Corn is not good. But with
the rain we are now having | hope to
see corn come out to very great ey-
tent. The steamer "Stel!a Block y
brought to the overhowed sufferer Of
this Ward another consignment of
supplies from the Relief Committee of
New Orleans. The water is now
gone and all those that are disposed
TO work can do so with all the energy
they possess, and it seems to me that
they should do so: So that they be
enabled to make something for anoth-
er year, for We know not that posi-
bly, we NAV be in a worse condition
, than now"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20

WE are pleased to note tin return
of our good friend, Rev. ID. 4. CAMP
BELL, who has been absent for seve,
al weeks, visiting his old friends and
relatives in Mississippi. The princi-
pie object of his visit, however, being
to attend the Synod Of the Presbyte-
rian Church, for the Southern States,
convened at Columbus. This assem-
bly, he reports to have been one of the
largest and most intelligent gather
ings ever seen in the South since the
war. We are glad to know, and his
general appearance gives evidence of
the fact, that he enjoyed his trip
throughout, and returns to us in bet.
ter health and in fine spirits.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20

DR.. j. G. HOLLAND, editor of
Scribner's Monthly, vigorously de-
tends the crusade against the rum
sellers and censures Archbishod Pur-
cell, of Cincinnati, for condemning the
praying mode Of warfare. He says
"W hat in Gods dear name was there
left for them to do but just what they
are doing, and what YOU condemn ?
The whole business was left to God
and the women, and the latter are
praying in the churches and in the
streets, and pushing on their divine
and peaceful crusade, because the me,,
of america have failed to do their du-
ty. Shall christian man, in high
station or low, lift his voice against
them? | tremble to think of the
stumbling-block which you 10 your
circular have placed before the tempt
ed and deceived. There is not 9
whisky mill in the Union which doe;
not stand firmer on its foundation il
consequence of it. There is not &
whisky seller in the country who does
not approve of it, and feels easier il
his businc SIS for it. There is no cler
gyman who INDUCES in wine to the
destruction Of his influence as Ten
perance man who does not see in it bi:
justification, There is no young man
just beginning a course of dissipation
, who does not find his downward steps
tie easier for it All those who re
spect AL revere the temperate practi
ces Of your lie. are grieved by it
You have made a mistake which YOU
can hardly rcctify in liferio,e. You
have given strength to the forces or
gained against the national puri,,
and morality"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20

ONCE more we have been placed in
communication with the outside orld,
after being shut out for two months
e more. Our exchanges, which have
been kept back during the high water
have all come upon us at once, and
We take this method of returning our
neatly thanks to our brethren of the
press who have thus continued to
SEND US their papers, though the BEA.
CON, we are confident, has never reach
ea them during that time. The mail
IRAN made its first trip through to
'icksburg On Monday morning last,
and Is now running on the old seized.
ulc.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20

Mrs. Darlington says: "For my
part can't deceive what on airth ed
dication is comm to.-When | was
young, if a gal only understood the
rules of distraction, provision, multi
plying, replenishing. and the common
denoniaator, and knew all about the
rivers and their obtuararics, the COW
enants and their dormitories, the pro
venccs and the Umpire, they had eddi-
cation enough. But how they have
to study bottomy, algerbay, and have
to demonstrate suggestions about the
sycophants Of parallelagrams, to say
nothing of oxhides, ashcads, cow
sticks, and abstruss triangles." And
here the old lady was SO confused
with technical names she droke down.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20

a PARTIAL Temperance Associa-
ton has been organized in Bastrop
We presume, from its significant
name, that, in order to become Il
member, one must be partially drunk
and partially sober Now, it is an
automatic truth, in every battle of life,
whether the weapons of our warfare
be carnal or spiritual, that those who
are not for US are against US" In
temperance, like the monster slain
by Hercules in Pcloponnesus, sprouts
from muliifarious sources, and cannot
be repressed by any single handed or
partial effort We would admonish
those of our neighbors, who are hug
girg this delusion, that they arc nurs-
ing "tEe child of evil" which needs on
ly time to expand its muscles,
strengthen its powers, and widen its
influence, that it may assume the role
of presiding officer in their councils
deliberations. The most dangerous
tributary to the great river Of intern
perance which bears its thousands on
down TO drunkard's grave, is that
apparently unpolluted stream which
finds an outlet from the better circles
of society. 1t is this tributary that
supplies the great river with the
purest and best material given to
partially perfume its rotten an stenchy
surface. Come out from under the
bushei with your lights, gentlemen,
and let them shine; or else take down
your sign, for it will certainly be the
means of leading many an unsuspec-
ting victim from the path of sobriety
and virtue.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20
LoCAJ ITEMS
Religious.


H.. D R @ravirr.-rae r,,,,. ".
r hh'pii', Chnf,h al R,v,;iraf Upon"
Bsa, "'y' IN each nlonil ..p,,ecro,.-
r,, "a SABBATH
,,;' r.;;riscorAt.-Rty. NJ
ia each n'd'i, i" Payv'CrRctrr. NJ. f
uA1.rrolsrxeSrs RI. 'l Alto. '"' Thiri
Rayvinh,, s"rInn Sabbath. Rev. Tnos
a9barl. Unjor charge
y. RAyDLE, prev. D. A. Campbell will
PREsnyr.y. at Alto on the Is, Sabbath
breach re,h at Union Church on Baskin
an each Franklin Pa. on the third Sab
Kidgs Ravrille on the fourth Sabbath; AT
battidge, Worehouse, Pa, on the second
Obaihin each month. Preaching IN Ray
lille every.W ednesday night
RAYvrLLE UsIoS sarrsTn School from
% 70 II O'Clock. every Sunday morning.
MasOnic....Reguar communications OF
r F. Mcclure Lodge No. 2O9 the Pad ed
nesday in each month.
Temperancc.-U.F.T..R IcnLAND
COUNCIL No. ~, meets on the second and
fourth Tuesday nights Of each month.
h. ID. C.-RAyvILLE CouScIL No. -,
holds its regular meetings every Tuesday
night.
Patrons Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WILLIE GRANGE, No. SO, meets every second
and fourth Thursday in each month, at ] l
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20
WE are requested to state that VIM.

WE are requested to state that VIM.
Mcdaniel, who lives near Crowville,
in Franklin Parish, has lost small
mouse colored mare mule, about I
years old, thick neck, lively move
ments. Branded on the left jaw with
the letter Il, but very dim. Left
about the Goth of March, and when
last heard from was coming in the di-
rection Of Rayville. Any information
regarding the above mule, or the de-
livery of said mule to Mr.. Mcdaniel
or to Willy p. Mangham, will be lib
orally rewarded.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20

THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH for July
is the fist number Of the third yearly
volume of this most useful and prac-
teal magazine, which should be found
in the hands of every intelligent per-
son. This July number contains,
among other gifts many I've articles,
one on "OuR AMERICAN GIRLS; :" Ar
tiicial Crisis; Idiosyncracies of Path
ology Treatment of Chronic and Of
Debilita,ing Diseases Popular Phys
iology, illustrated Salt and Disease :;
On Bathing How to Avoid Sickness;
Maternal Responsibility; Woman's
Dress Fat, and Its Uses as Food I;
Seasonable Recipes, and much in-
structive reading matter nthe House
hold Department; Popular Medical
Science Il Cannot Afford IT, Cell.
Lscy sud he Shakers. etc. Ouly 20
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20

We have several colCrcd subsCri-
scriberS. and as some of them may be
called upon to quit their crops and
join some thieving political ring, we
would invite their attention to the
following conversation which occurred
some time since between two Of their
own color, Nose and Sam. The
reason given by sam for having moth
ing to do with the leagues, is as good
a reason as any man, white or black,
needs under any circumstances. Here
is what they had to say:
MosE.-Look here, Sam, I no see
you at dc lcage meetings dis long
time.
SAM.-No, Nose, things don't
please ne in dc lcage, an | thought
| better draw.
MosE.-Wcll, what's de matter
If anything is wrong l want to
know it too
SAM tell you, Nose, | almost
'fraid to talk, for Mr. Pope might
Danish me like he did Mr.. Hill for
speakin' my 'pinions.
MOsE.-Now, Sam, you just tell
me, an pom my word I'll say noin
bout it,
SAM.-Well, Nose, on dat promise
I'll tell you. You know de Scripture
says man is known by de company
he keep, an neber see any spectacle
white folks at de leage meetings, SO
dis darkee amt gwinc to be caught
in company wild dem white trash and
fool niggers any more.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20

RODGERS RApACINE.-This medi-
cine will not intoxicate, and is ac-
knowledged by learned medical men
to be one of the best tonics now in
use. We have recently tried it and
have a strong faith in its medicinal
properties. We are requested to
state that DR.. RODGERS has made al
engagements at all places on the line of
the y. l.. & L. X. Il. for the sale of
his Radacinc.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20

recorded that l. handed into The Eccor-
,-r's Office, unless the SEE for recording ac-
co.. lany the same. 4 great many have
handed in deeds wiili the promise 10 pay in
day or two and 1t h9s been year or two and
no paw yet. 1t l. true that tie amount is
small. bat one dollar each from 500 people l.
some money. !, is easier for any one to
raise from one 10 five dollars than for me to
do without $500 or more. aud necessity forces
me Ia this plan. 50 from tins date 10 act will
be recorded until the Recorders fee is ar
ranged.
March 10Th 1873
WILEY y. NhNGHiM.
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20

THE DELHI CHRONICLE, we are
glad to see, is ahoat again, looking as
fresh and speaking as bold and as
lively as ever. We heartily welcome
the Chronicle back to its wonted po-
sition as able and true exponent of the
best interests of our people, hoping
that it may ever enjoy the rich sue
cess so well mcrited by the labors of
its experienced, gifted and indefatiga-
bic Editor.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20

RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-The second
Quarterly Meeting of Rayville Cir
cult, NJ. f. Church South, will be
held at Girard, embracing the first
Saturday and Sunday in July. All
official members of the Church are
earnestly requested to be present at
the meeting on Saturday morning.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20

Mr.. j. ID. STILES, the Great Furni-
ture Man of the Hill City, has our
thanks for late copy of the St Louis
Republican. His business in the lat
ter city we presume to be that Of re-
plenishing his already large and mag
nificent stock.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20

CAPT. w. II. SPEARS, who has been
confined in the Nicksburg Jail, for
some time past, for killing Robert J.
Miller, Esq, was admitted TO bail on
the 18th inst, in the sum Of ten tLous-
sand dollars.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20

WE learn a bill has passed both the
Senate anil House, establishing a
United States District Court for
North Louisiana. the place Of holding
tbs same 70 be al Monroe.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20

SCHooLMIsTREss.-"Johnny, I'm
ashamed of you. When | was your
age,I could read a. well as | do now. +"
Johnny.-"Aw, but you'd different
teacher TO what we've got"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20
TO THE-
NcrvOuSa nd Debiiitatcd
OF BOTH St\ES

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Medical College, Philadelphia, author Of Soy
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diseases If the Sexual or Urinary Orgau>
(Which he has made an especial study either
IN male or female. no matter from What can-c
originating or OF how long standing. \ prac-
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with success. Cures guaranteed. Charges
reasonable. Those at a distance can forward
letter describing symptoms aud enclosi,.5
stamp tn prepay postagr.
Send for the GUIDE To- liE,LTU. Price ltG
j. Il. DlOIr. VI. u,
Physician aud Surgeon, lUI Duane ST. y. Y.
Jan. |. II. ly
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20
Patrons OF Husbandry.-R

WALKER, TAYLOR x Co.. Newspaper Al
vertsing Agents, l3l W. Baltimore street.
Baltimore, Md, are our authorized agents TO
contract for advertising in the BEACON.
S. NJ PErTINGILL * Co., 81 Park Row
corner Beekman street, New York, are our
auihorzen agents for y. Y.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-06-20

a SOUTHERN Journal issues the fol-
lowing notice: MANY people ask
for papers at this office who would
Scorn to beg for five cents yet that
is the price charged for a copy. We
hope they will see the point"