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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-01
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-01
JofrIs.

ST. JOHNSBIRN HOUSE,
MAIN STREET. 81. IoHN>BIEY VT.
GEO. Il. WALKER. Proprietor.
AVENUE HOUSE.
RAILROAD STREET ST. J0HNSHuRr. VT
HOWE y MORRISON Pr"priri"rs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE,
NEWPORT. VT.
W. +. BOWMAN. Proprietor.
RUSS HOUSE
SAN FRNNCISCn. CALIFORNIA
). H. SElMOUE y co. rr"prictors.
Mt. MANSFIELD HOTEL.
STOWE. VT.
y first class Hotel with all the, modern impIpvc-
mcnts. Accommodations for 200 guests.
y. i. KELLER, Manager.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
FR,NKLIN SQUARE. HoSTuN
\ first class hotel in every respect.
COCKER EUCK. Pr"prict"rS.
-. JULIAN HOTEL.
PORTLAND. MAINE.
GEO L. WARD. Proprietor
MARLBORO HOTEL.
~ W NSTIINGTON STREET. HOSToS.
On the American and European Plan.
y. l.. STEVENS. Proprietor.
Formerly of rrottrr House. Bradford.
GLEN HOUSE. New Hampshire.
This iivnrit" Summer Resort open from June II
I" October |. I-1I. W. y &. Il. MlLLIKEN,
tAugm Pr"pr"t"rS.
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Business DIRECTORY.

..,. I5>iDcS~ dnd Loc"ii"n of hr ir0d
g.. lur>~ UoH~c> IN 81. JohHSbHiy.
N.lr.ulturnI Tool, and Hardware.
.-. $ sons lI",t~ Block, Il. l.. -
lp"th"cari">.
...4tN \n. =. Bank El"ck Main 81.
Nrt"rm",- at Law.
.... rif over 4. K O'licr. and Post 6llicr
.nr N"4 Cal,.d"nran Iilk. up stairs
...rtI:u Main 81. over Hall y Fletcher :
.rfi,. tIuk"i-
,:nui,~ and stationery.
..t. I.pNII.I. Ctlrd"uinu l!Ik Main -.
I:""k Flinders.
.Ip.T ,b. Ngt'~ Monument square
IiIrnL- Legal and business.
4 ~Ir<l.N 90. Monument square.
:,,,r~ and C"nf"cti"ncr-.
....A. .rHNullN Main street.
tloth,u". Hats and Gaps.
.., ..rpaI Bank ':l"rk. "rp"~iI. 81 .I"lrn~-
H..... d..,l,r 40 E,atd\ Mad,. Cl"thin" lIat~
.., ... ,,ur- furnishing G""d~, etc. rIc.
tluhin. for ,Irm and I;"N>.
.I.uuN%k~ = 90. Fairbanks VILLAGE.
,unrL.r,. ,.I,~~ and ~t"n" Mare.
.. tNu:N\N~A \ 60. Fairbanks iIla-r.
.
Il..t\k~ \ co. Fairbanks ViIIn.,.
D,nti~t>.
..,T.- ,,ltluui.,u I.l"rh Nam Street
..... HIS SWIM Uul"u l:l"rh Mann Street
" T. t."",l~. Grnd,ri"> and Fruits.
Itir... ri.iIINGIli.. El~I'ru Nvrnuc.
pt L"n,i- .,nd Ladies Fancy C""d>.
.H #... t.,.r,. l.l,rh Il; L. street
sd .t.HNNh-A 60. Fairbanks VILLAGE,
i"ur nnd Feed.
'.T.' % A CO.. Ii~r'ru Aycuur-
iu,niturr aud 'a>k"t-.
~NII~IE Nam street.
.~t.IlA E\IlNN OddrrlI"w~ .Elk FL; II
i,m,l, '.r"r"ri..> and Fruits.
. H cook N Du. l,-r,ru l,ruuc.
Ihr Manufacturer.
I..n-nNI. la' NrN~ "ri, Passenger Depot.
'.."'"ri"- nnd iiru-'. keeping Goods.
f>IhEtEn~A CO. I..rhlnk~ Village.
in~"rin'". id"D
.t.tlNI .IHY. I.ulrmid Street
ir"n i"""'i"r and uachini-i.
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Merchant TaiI"r-.
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rh"t".raph>.
' '.IlI"Gb tl,d"milu T"ck Main Street.
1870 % .A>llNb> Browns lIi"ck. Main II
frutrr> and Publishers.
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>t",,- tnd Tin Ware.
..II. .uit. E,~trru Nvrnu"
" nu. Wuppl.CFF Eailr"ad Street
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Watches, .J"w"lr, and Toys.
1870 luN ELL. Cilr,l"uinm EIk Main 81
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-01

VI. -IpNI; ~ co.
,,.o.-i. >.,ihi"r~' Monument -. J"hn~b"ry.
.ju,. cop, per nunum ------------ $40
subscriber " rl find on his paper i'll con
90 -.. ... u,iu... Ia. dat" to which he has paid.
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.,. Ir.,. ~ Caledonia Comfy. SuhScri-
.I.- county Will remit with their sab
... ,.,.ni- ~ .,ddrti"n for p"-ta"r. aS th"
.I.r,.- tll pr-ta-' "u the CHiedDHiGH tn
f if,., At the. II. j I"hu~hurN Post Office.
-. ,.,riu.. ,.l il hrud~ don" at living prices.
....i it.ul,Iu machinery and ~killiul work
,I hlul- "t lob Printing; can IL" dom"
...,,.Ip g.. Iu thr cities.
.., q, !:r,nl>. card and Paper stock constantly
Rates of Advertising:
.. O.. Iu,.-. one inch spaced one week. slim
o. tri continuance. -
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... .,ii. ruch "t spaced per Year. -.nu
t.,l- ,.r year teach liurl. ------------l.nn IN
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..EELMONT"
tEur"p.;,n H"tcIl
-. \ Gal WASHINGTON STREET Ensrux
COpI.">it GioLc ThcatrcJ
new II"m~, with Elevator and all modern ap-
pnlntn,ut~.
Rooms 81 per day and upw ards.
Good Rest iuTant AT nI"I,ttrr prices.
SANHOIN \ HARDY
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.4uhnsburp G'alrdonian.
... .iE-uip EVERY FRIDAY HI

VI. -Tr L; ~ co.
!Ii,rs' MonuInent -. .JohnSbury
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Hi NIN ENS C.IHDS.
\. Z. \ u. \. HNIsISiTT.

dealers in
' "" \\'l GOODS BOOTS and SHOES.
riH Nff. CLtb,ng S,jc.r IPa'ed
Of An.,h Nrll h,. sold Tor Cash nr
..... IT,. .1 ih. Lowest Prices. AT
New odd Erll"wS lil"ck
.ill -. JuuN>EURN. VI.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-10

Young men ought TO remember that
wealth is heeting and has never made
happy the man who 10 gain it sacri-
feed his self.respect. and young ladies
should not forget that moral character
is the grand essential of noble man,
and only that style can be n worthy
companion and afl'ectiOnate husband.
Be'care Of kid giored disipated spend
hrVts. Where am wandering? |
am going to try to find my wav back
to the programme, but tho BEACON
must not think | have commented on
all it contained or for once it will
I've mistaken.
&. X. Moore was Valedictorian.
AS literary effort it was success
he delivered it with oratorinl effect.
We predict for this young man USE
full career. May he prove ever, as
now, worthy the whispers of praise
we listened to last evening.
The noon Of night was almost past
when we returned to our quiet home
and not one moment, for several hours.
had been tedious for during the in.
tervals between scenes and PLAYS the
audience was kindly entertained with
good music; the performers, Mr. j.
w. Willis, and Miss Jennie McLe-
more. This young lady proves home
when rightly received by
4, brilliant mind united with a noble
hea t, is equal to any, nay, superior
to requirements made "Otf at school,
After all it is not opportunities that
make the true woman of which
worthy man might be justly proud,
so thought | while listening to the
sweet strains drawn forth by her MIN.
bic fingers. Yet | know it is more
than useless for me to dream, and
now, dear BEACON with the wish that
you may continue to beam bright
ly upon this rich land bid YOU a re-
luctant farewell, though not forever
Your old Friend,
+. G..
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-10
The Row of Monday.

1t is notable eact that the leading
white Republicans of this city and
Jackson, refused to lend THAR counte-
nance to that disreputable gang of
scoundrels, Cardozo, Wash Daven-
port and p. c. Hall, in their pretend
ed effort to celebrate the anniversary
of American Independence. 1t is now
known that home Republicans like
Postn aster Pease, DR. X. II. Walker,
and Geo. NJ. Barber, refused to have
anything to do with a celebration en-
gineered by the three negro vagabonds
and thieves we have mentioned.
Ger. Mckee refused, We are informed,
absolutely to make a speech. Post
master Pease, did likewise. VIM.
Writ Dedrirk, even, could not stand
the association, and kept away, the
Lieutenant-Governor Davis, negro
though be is, and charged with high
crimes as he has been, yet had too
much respect for himself to mingle
with such gang Of thieves, forgers
and embezzlers, as Cardozo, Daven-
port and Hall. Judge Brown, we
understand, promised to keep away,
end not make speech, but the ankle
ty Of the poor old creature to 60 to
Congress, is so great that it was i'm.
possible for him to avoid an opportu.
nifty to harangue a crowd of ignorant
negroes, and vent bis malignity
against the white people of this city.
George F. Brown, Cardozo, Wash.
Davenport. p. C Hall, Ben. Allen.
and John Hill, the white vagabonds
who provoked person difficulty with
O bystander, constitute a beautiful
party to celebrate the anniversary of
Independence, but they ought to cele-
brate inside ofthe penitentiary. There
would be fitness in q celebration by
them in o convict's cell, and in the
uniform Of convicts. If justice and
law ever reign again in Mississippi,
every one of those felons will end
lodging in the penitentiary.-Vicks-
burg Herald.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-10
THE COST or KEEPING DOGS.

Have the people Of Richland parish
ever thought of the enormous aggre-
gate expense the dogs of the parish
are to the people? We have no idea
how many useless dogs there are
In tine parish, but we know they are
numerous, and that the cost of keep
ing them annually, would build up a
good, conf,rta'l, school house and
church in every ncig hborhood in the
parish, without tai .ng into the eSti-
mate the value of the sheep, hogs and
eggs destroyed 10y them every year.
We know that one or two good
dogs are almos, indispensable to each
farm in wild country like this, where
pantbcrs, wildcats, coons and such
other animals as commit depredatiOns
on the forks and hen roosts; but a
large majority Of the dogs with which
almost every plantation is stocked are
in,olerabie and enormously expensive
nuisances. The dog is one of the
most prolific animals in existence, and
II not continually destroyed will soon
overrnn farm to such an extent as to
CONSUME large per cent. of its profits
for it costs more to feed dog than
hog and render existence on such
place almost inlolerable. Therefore,
the planter should keep all except one
or two good dogs on his premises
killed off and a min living in town
should never allow one Of any kind to
exist on his place Cor day
We never could see the profit or
pleasure in keeping pack of from ten
to twenty h'unds on a plantation. to
stock the place with neas, eat all the
eggs and annoy all good house wives,
just for the pleasure Of an occasional
drive" which does drire the deer
out Of the country effectually But
then all peoples ideas of pl, a ure d res
not run in The same channel, accor.
ding to wise provision Of nature,
else We would he always cove,ing
what we are commadned not to. We
will never covct our neighbours dog
SURF.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-10
SHERIFF. SALE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. JNO. ROW
LAND Il ALEXANDER ROY, Four.
TENTH DISTRIcr Court, for the Parish OF
Richand, No FOG.
by virtue OF a writ of firie farias 10 ne
directed from the Honorable lith District
Court for the Parish of RichIand in the above
entitled suit, ] will proceed to sell Al public
auction, at the door of the Court House of
said Parish, on Saturday, the 9TH day of Aug.
1879, within the hours prescribed by law the
following described property, to.wi:
The undivided one-sixth interest in tie
S. F.. ! of N. F.. /. and the S W. / Of n. F.
! Section 7, Township Is North Range 5
East, containing 81 acres more or less.
Seized in the above suit as the properly of
Alexander Roy.
Terms Of saIe-Twelve months credit
without the benefit of appraisemrnt; Pur-
chaser TO give bond with approved aud sol
vent security, and special mortgage to he re-
tanned on the property sold.
&. H. MOORE.
July 10, lS75.-5t Sheriff.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-10

Vice President Wilson's recent
pleasant visit south has given i'm
mense offence to administration repub-
cans, and the friendly reputation
everywhere given to him has greatly
disguised the radical outrage manu-
facturers. It's hard to tell whether
the Washington Republican and it's
sort are more indignant at him, or at
those who have received him as a gen.
tlcnan and extended to him the cour-
tes'es due to distinguished stranger.
The fact is, Grants followers are
afraid Wilson has presidential aspi-
ratlons that may effe,t the third term
pretentions of their CHEF. And that's
what is the matter Selma (Ala.)
Argus.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-10

\ few years since Dr. William Smith y.
The University of London, and the mo,, e,n;.
hent Lexlc"grapher IN the world, as,ocia,sd
wan hl"Isef over seventy distinguished
DI'ines and Authors, Of both Europe and
'his country, in the great task Of Preparing =,
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supplying want long felt by the ,eliy;o,,.
puDiic. lie result of these labnrs appeared :,
thrce fdrg, and very costly volumes. won.
deriul monument of learning An Abr;dyo.
ment OF the great work, for POPULAR usr
made by DIR. Smith himself is the one ~.
have arranged I" furnish our sub>c. ibers
THIS .A6Tdgement IS a ron9e.,o,,o. -.
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and commentaries for The tiuctdaiioa pnd ,U,,'
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Ii contains every name in the Bible re.nsc,
ing which anything can be said. It embraces
the results Of historic research, ah,ior,,an
Investigsti"n, the study Of language, md
dialects, and the discoveries of the modern
travellers and explorers in the Holy Land
Robinson, Rawinson, Ferguson. I,v,,d
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The book Is printed from new s,oreo,ype
plates, on good paper, and Is appropriately
illustrated with over
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The most careful endcavor and accur,,.
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-10
CheriG''s Sale.

JOSEPH BERNSTEIN, State of Louisiana
vs. ISL. Parish OF Richland
L. c. MCINTOSH }Parish Court.
DY virtue ola writ of fieri farias issued
ID from the Honorable Parish Court of
SAID Parish and State, in the above entitled
case and to me directed, have seized and
taken into my possession, and will offer for
sale to the highest bidder. within the legal
hours at the door of the Court house in said
parish, on
Saturday, the 7h day Of .a"grs', 1875.
the following described property of defendant,
to-wir: The fractional Fast half OF the North
East quarter of section 30, L. Il N X 6 East
containing IS acres. more or less.
Terms Of sale, cash, with the benefit of
appraisrment. L. II. MOORE.
Rayvile, La. July 3D., 1875 Sheriff.
n:3,::;9-3s6tlSS::
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-10
STOLEN, STOLEN!

From the undersigned on the plantation Of
ii. Il. Wade. Is miles noril, of Delhi one
black mare, Ia hands high, years old, one
OF her hind fetlocks white, and has had Tn.
foot evil in two Of her feet. No brand visible
l will pay Fifty Dollars tor the delivery Of
sand mare and thief or Twenty Five for the
mare on my place.
NATHAN JOHNSON.
Delhi La, June 2Stl. lS75.-jy3.H.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-10
THE TILTON-BEECHER CASE.

After long, weary months of listen.
ing to the most voluninOus testimony
that has ever been inflicted on a iurv
the SUNNI ing up of the case, the
speeches OF attorneys. etc, the jury
in this case retired, aud after discuss.
ing and balloting two or three DAYS,
came into court with the announce.
ment that they could not agree, nine
being in favor of acquitting and three
Of convicting. The heart turns sick at
the thought of this lengthy and dis
graceful trial having to be gone over
with again and another jury being
doomed to listen 10 this array of testi-
mony. disgusting and distracting
enough almost 10 produce mental all
erration-and then to think that the
next jury may disagree.
Whatever may be the feeling of the
membership Of Plymouth church it
will have to unload. or be pulled
down in the depths of disgrace to
which Brerher has fallen, for the
Church cannot even sustain the repu.
taton Of first class concert and lee.
ture room in the future rs it has in
The past because the public rendered
Its verdict before the jury retired,
while it WIS listening to the first
speech Of tie attorneys and that ver-
dict was "GUILTY.n
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-10

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF RIcnLAxp
Joseph Bernstein
No. 5lS.1 vs..
Jane NJ Owen 4 Jno. J. Owen,
Parish Court.
F. Belden !
No. 3il) VS..
Jane VI. Over et. al {
iih District Cour,
BY virtue Of two wIts of frri fdcias, is.
sued from the HOn1. lItli District {. rrr and
Parish Court, each in and for the Parish and
State aforesaid, in the above styled and mum.
bered suits, and to me directed, | have seized
nd will offer for sale al public auction, AT the
door Of tie Court House in The l. WIN If Raw
vile, La, within the legal hours of sale, on
Saturday. the 7th day of August, 1875
the following described property, io-wit:
Lots ,, 3, 4. and s, $ Of 5 FL Ell of
S W !, NV Of S W ! and W of n W !
Section 81; W ! Of Section 20; Township
10 North. Range East; NE of Section 6.
Township Is North, Rang. East; Ell
Section, N f / of S f. / and W ofSEI
Section 26, Township 10 North, Range 7 Fast.
Said lands to be sold in lots of no, less than 10
nor more than 81 acres, Jor cash, with tn.
benefit If appraiscnent.
e. II. MOORE.
July ;, 1875 ct IS $50. Sheriff
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-10

n LII persons are hereby notified that the
IA hrm Of Z p. Balfour Co. dissolved by
mutual consent on tina LIST day Of January. A
ID. 1875, and that neither member of said firm
now has any power to bind the other partner
The business Of the old firm will be settled
up by DIR. n. Rush, as Agent and all parties
owing the same will please call at once and
settle N avoid Irrigation.
June 18th, 1875. G. p. BALFOUR.
MARY +. RUSH.
II BY my authority: H. RUSH.
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