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Miraculous E>cape from il Pan
tner.

| l'cnm he Houston Telegraph Sept. lot'i
Last Monday morning man and
wife who live about nine miles east
of Willis, left home on business,
leaving their house in chargc OF their
eldest chill, about twelve vcar% Of
age. Towards Hoon the 9i.I beard
the infant, aged fourteen months,
which bad been laid while asleep OH
a bed in an adjoining room, utter Il
horrid >rrecch, upon which she i'm
medialciy ran TO ite relief, and imagine
her feelings, upon opening the door.
10 see Il huge panther with the badc
in its mouth lcapiny from an open
window, Immediately Y over the bed
But she, Ike Il iruc heroine, sprang
upon the bed and then out of the
window, screaming at the height Of
her vGicc, and upon being joined by
the other childrca about the house,
pursued the panther at her utmost
speed.
They followed about forty rods, to
il pair of bars which separated the
clearing from the forest, at which
place the girl states that she pprjacE-
Ell to within fifteen or twenty feet OF
the panther, when it relinquished its
hold Of the child, leaDcd the bars and
made its way to the woods. The
infant was picked up, much s,ranglcd
from Its rapid movement through the
grass and sand, which had filled its
mouth and eyes, but soon recovered
and is now we'll, save few scratches
about its body, which have the
/ appearance Of having been made by
the panthrr's teeth These marks are
very plain, and there are several
b ood blis crs where the teeth in slip
ping came in contact. The girl states
that the pan;her dropped the child
once before arriving at the fence, and
it is supposed the giving away Of the
/ clothing was The causr, as it was
( much torn. We obtained the fore.
/ going particulars from gentleman
/ living in Willis. Too much prais,
can not be bestowed on the brave gir
Who saved The chil's life.
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i Minister Who C01lt.n': Stand
Tie Test.

\ weli-known clergyman wa- cross
ing Lake Erie many years ago upon
one Of the lake steamers, and, seeing
small lad at the wheel steering the
boat. accos;cd him u, follows:
My son, yru appear to be small
boy Io steer - large Il boat"
Yes, sir; but You see can Ito it,
though"
"Do you think you understand your
business, nay >nn !'
"lc~, sir, lhiHk | do"
Can You box the compass :'
"Gr>. sir
"I.r; r"c hear YOU box it,"
Box boxes the compass
"WcII, really, vou can do il, Let
ne hear yuu box it bachWard.'
The b,r bpNr, il backward
Il drcltrc. nay son. YOU do seem to
understand Nnur business"
Tie boy now took hi, turn gurs,ion.
asking.
Pray, ,ir, what may be your busi,
ness ~
II am Il minister Of the gospel"
I'D" You understand your buai
Ness :"
Il think do, my son"
Can YOU say the Lords prayer:'
Yes"
say it,
Clergyman repeats tie Lord
PRAYER.
"Wcil, really, You do know it
Now say it backward"
Clergyman says hc cannot do ii.
You cannot >ay it, ch Now yo
see understand my bu,incS, Il grc;4
deal better than YOU do yours
Clergyman acknowledges him,c
beaten, and rctired.-Proc"iedr
JDuraui.
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SEPTEMBER 25. 1878 WEIOLEN No. 35I

cells no eye looks with pity, to whom
no ear listens with tenderness. with
whom 40 heart svnpathizcS, and 10
whom no hand Lends relief. Its walls
extend up to heaven and Is clothed
with the b.ackncsS of darkness con
ducting down to the cavcrns Of dc
spair.
n <prGk uDto gam, as anita ,ri>"
hc"", ,jr!y" y" rhoi / say" Let u,
address ourselves to the scriptural
proof of the OainiSri.0cr dsd 0Hjs'i-
presence Of o0t GDi Listen 10 the
sublime announcements of the
PSaimist 20 Lord, thou hast search
ed me and known nae. Thou knoWc,t
my down sitting and mine uprising;
thou uudrr,iandc>J nay thought altar
of. Thou Cpn,poSsc~t my path and
my living down, and art acquainted
with all my Ways. For there Is not
a word N my tongur, but 10, o Lord,
thou knowc-i it altogether. Whittier
shall | 90 from thy spirit! or whittier
shall | flee from thy presence! Ii |
ascend up into hravcu thou art there !;
if | make my bed in hell, behold thou
art there. If i take the wings of
the morning, and dwell in the utter
most parts of the SEA; even there
shall thy hand lead me and Thy right
hand shall hold me. II | say surely
/ the darkness shall cover me; even the
night shall be light about me. Yea,
the darkness hidcth not from Thee, but
the night shineth as the day ; the
darkness and the ligh; are both alike
to thee
Ho,c Solemn the truth, God l.,
erergrherc and sees all Things. The
same is true of Jesus Christ "Who
spake as never man spokc.' lie
said to his church "Go We into all the
world and preach my gospel to every
creature, and 10. | am with YOU
alwav, even unto the end OF the
world" Where two or three ar,
gathered together in NY name, there
am in their midst" From thcs,
glorious enuncialions it is discovered
wherever his gospel Is published
wherever two or three faithful hrai,:
are gathered together in his name
| whether it be amid the ice bound cliff.
of the North, the sunny wales ot th'
South, on Afric's burning sands, ot
in our western forests, where the poo
Indian is pointed to the Lamb Of Go,
by the missionary, zen ro"te" 10 th'
setting sun, Jesus is there to bless hjt
truth, to bind up the believing. th'
trembling heart.
We are not able to finish the argu
ment in the present No as too mucI
space might be occupied.
{ More anon. y. j. VI.
Alto La, Sept.-lsI5.
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The Gr!gin OF the Clinton Riot.


y letter from / rank ) "ih7'o"' r9I'
Il well known gentleman IL 'acN'nh'
to his friend in this city, contains the
following conclusive rcIn'al!on ol '"e
story that the late Martin HN!ry was
one OF The oriGInatorS oi The Clinton
riot
Judge Caban.S, Sam VI. HhcItoh.
Esq, and myself, az the request oil
ten. Hcor-', thairmtn Il the Demo
cratic hNrcn'I'r '""".t''c, inquired
tu.iy ln'p The Clinton a.aii, anI took
the H'a'rs'""n'a "I u great many
prrs"u~. nh my return t. Jackson
la, Friday evening handed all the
cvI"rnc' t. ''"h.I 6cor"r, and he
determined at one" TO print 1t IN
pamphlet i'rm !'r General disirIbu-
uon, a. the a'ia'r has h'cn IN some
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-25
A Castor Oil Episode.
from the retrit Free Press.

rom Tie cIr II j rec Ir>>
She had had her mind made up for
two or three days that the boy needed
some castor oil, bat she knew that she
must approach him gently. She
placed the bottle where he could see
it, and when he turned up his nose
she said:
"It's just like honey, my darling"
He seemed to doubt her word, and
she continued:
"If YOU! take some III let YOU go
to the circus"
How much 2" he cautiously ill.,
qured.
"Oh, only a spoonful. just one
spoonful" she replied as she uncorked
the bottle.
"And you'll give me some sugar,
besides ?" he asked.
.'Of course | villa big lump
He waited until she began pouring
from the bottle, then asked:
"And you'll give Inc ten cents,
too 2"
"Yes, of course
"And you'll buy me shoo-tly
kite ?" he went on, seeing his advah-
tage.
Il guess So"
"No kitc-no ile," he said, as he
drew back.
"WeIl, I'll buy you the kite" she
replied, filling the spoon clear up.
"And velocipede.'
"I'll think of it.'
"You can't think no castor oil down
me :" he exclaimed, looking around
for his hat.
MIere-I will go, or I'll tease
father to, and know he will Come,
now, swallow it down"
"And yon'!l buy ne goat! -
Yes"
And two hundred marbles ~
"Yes Now take it right down
"And Il coach dog -
81 cant promise that"
"All righ;-no dog no lie
ooh, couldn't d. that Now be ;
good boy and swallow it down"
"Oh, yes, I'll swallow that stuii,
will" he said, as he c!apped on hi
hat. "You may fool some other DO!
with circus ticket and lump 0
brown sugar, but it'll take hundre'
dollar pony 10 trUt that castor ii
down my throat F"
And he went out TO see 1t th
neighbor's cat had been caught in th
deadfall he set for her
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-25

The Springfield (Mass) Rcpubli-
can is dccid"d.v y Il Charles Francis
Adams organ-indccd it may be said
to take more interest ia his advance
mcut than the success Of the party.
Hence ii is obvious that the principle
object of the following article, which
appeared in that paper on the lCth
September, was 10 press upon the
party the claims Of that eminent gen
tlemau; but to 90 this did not re-
uurc an admission in such strong
and uncquivocal terms that the Re
publican party Mas dead aud buried
in old Massachusetts, the mother of
the giant who has 50 long held tho
sccplrc Uf our government:
We hear from Boston that the
meeting Of the republican state com
mittcc, this week, have been seasons
oi unwon,cd SOlcmnity. At one of
them, the mcmJcrs sat for some little
time looking AZ each other and at the
tioor without uttcring Il word. Finally
the silence was broken by Il voice
/ inouiring in subducd accents it was
a funeral. Whcrcat another voice
replied in the negative; the party
was already dead and buried, they
were only visiting the grave The
ice being broken in this lugubrious
. fashion, the talk became general,
though hardly animated One mem-
Der said the nomination of Loring
would mean such ripping up Of old
records as MaSsachu 5ctts badn't seen
in many day, and that the results
OF the search would bc disastrous
alike to candidate and party. An
her "a it would come TO pretty
much the same thing in the end with
| Mr.. Rice 50 far as the result of the
election was concerned as bctwecn
, him and Castor, people would vote
Tor the latter on general principles
because be was in, AMI because he
had made foiIy good governor.
/ Several members freed their minds on
the subject of Mr.. Talbot's letter;
chance auditor might have inferred
from the ylgor o! their expressions
that this gchtlcman'S nomination had
been a. good aa resolved upon in tho
inner circles Of the party manage
ment, aa the most promising-Ur
least unprUmising-solu of IL
particularly uncomfortable problem.
The suggestion was made, and seemed
to Command assent, that the best
chance for beating Mr.. Castor now,
if hot the on y one, was repetition
Of the see We 'movcmcnt"-perhapS
with modiIlcations-upon the larger
stage Of state politics. We do not
vUuch fUr the entire accuracy OF this
report, in whole or in detail. We
merely give the story as it comes to
Us, believing it to be substantially
true. 1t Certain!y possesses vcria.-
Multitude.
That suggestion about Scelyizing
the state canvass will do for republi-
CANS to sleep Oh. 1t is the one thing
which now worries tho democratic
managers. lfthcy car only keep the
canvass in tho conventional rut, they
, feel perfectly confident of Mr.. Gas
I ton > reelection and they have rca-
son to. But popular uprising for
ADAMS aud BARTLETT, heartily ac-
| quieaccd in by the ablcat and most
trusted republican leaders. would be
+ quite another affair.
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ANAGNIFICENT OFFER.

A very liberal contract, which we nave Ji''
+ompIes,d with Il 4. Weed Sewing Machine
t'ompany will enabrc us We hope, 10 pace
3hcir celc. rated machines in many families
{hrourhou, the country. SO fine an opportn-
,iry 10 secure "a firstcass sewins machine SET
I,om occnrs Nay We not expect the friends
# this paper 20 make an earnest, united effort
h. extend greatly III circulation and thus he!p
n ;nrrc,s,. IT, influence. We WILL LIBERAL
b.Y REWARD THOSE VINO WORK FOR Is. Reader,
I.an you not form club in your neiShborlood
E,nd secure thls sewing machine premium.
4 FEW HOURS of wLbL.DIRECTED EFf0Rr WILL
I,pT.Iy 1T. Postmas'ers in the smaller towns
land villages can, with little tonSht ana
effort, easily send us the requisite number OF
names Has the parsonage a sewing machine!
II not call upon few ladies and gentlemen
of the congregation Tell them your plan
and ask them ,u help. In the congregation
80 names can with little difficulty he secured
Send us the $50 and we will forward for one
wear ihiS ,aper 10 each of the 30 subscriber
which will pay them the fuH Udi"c OF their
suI,.crip,ions, and IN addition, IRE TW make Il
presrnt, 10 day person you may designate. Of a
beautiful arty.fre do,idr Se,riag \ ochtHe
How easily a club can be formed in the
Masonic or Odl Fellows or Temperance So
cie,y or in the Grange Is there not depend
ing upon your society some poor widow TO
whom a sewing machine would be for years
10 come blessing Pass the subscription
paper Thirty persons subscribing tor this
journal al 50 90 each, will secure for them
selves, without any extra dharge, the paper
for one year ana most valuable present for
some needy family. Try 1T, FRIENDS. Don T
WAIT! BEGIy THE WORK AT ONCE. Send us
word tina, you have undertaken tue formation
of such club.
Remember. the machines are warranted 10
be perfectly ner, latest imprOucd, and IN perfect
0rdr.
TERMS.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-25

Here cones a San Francisco girl
who wishes the mrn 10 understand
that their little horsc-car habits are
seen through and understood. After
describing how women ,U.ier from
certain prosecutions, She says: Il
wOall pgc"ent men from crJWdin9
against women in street cars in way
that would not be tolerated moment
in any other place. | would take
away from them the opportunity Of
laying their arms upon ladies' snou!-
dera under the pretcnce of holding
open newspaper that does not need
to be held open, or Of leaning over on
lady's lap to get their hands in their
pockets COR change. | would find
ways to prevent the several kinds ot
insult daily, hourly, momently, Of,
fer,d women in the street cars OF San
Francisco"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-25

Olive Logan tells funny story Of
one Jimmie Wharton, who was sup
posed to be pretty fast man, ana
who recently married. On the mcru-
ing after the wedding the lady asked
her husband to perform an Office Of
the toilet for her, made necessary by
the absence u. her maid. Her
husband did it willingly, and when it
was concluded was astonishcd 10 find
his pretty wife in tears. WHY, my
own precious" said be, "what's the
matter with her huhhy's pet ~ 20,
Jimmie replied lh" poor girl, "if YOU
hadn't laced thousand cor,ots you
never could have done it like thai, :"
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rH,RLEs II. NoRmSuN, WILLIAM W. FARNEu
MORRISON & FARMER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Monroe, Louisiana

lohNElN \ LA w,
Monroe, Louisiana
Will personally attend the terms Of
the District Court at Rayvillc, Rich
land Parish, WinnSborough, Franklin
Parish, and Bastrop, Morehouse Par
ish. Special contracts can be made
with them 20 attend to succession
cases in the Parish Courts. They
will take claims for collection in any
parish in Louisiana, with the prlvl-
lege of managing same in connection
with resident attorneys, and Will at
tend to business in the State and Uni
ted States Land Offices.
They also practice m the Supreme
Court of louisiana and in the United
States. feb. q, lSIo.-ly.
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aN4r;,-rirrn's inserted az IRE ia'" uf 81 ~ lsr
sn,,ar, for tie nrei Insertion aLi - cu'r tr rci
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Il NRON this date no act Of any kind will lie
recorded that IS handed into the Recor-
ders Office, unless the fee for recording ac
company the same. A great many have
handed in deeds with the promise to pay in a
day or two and it has been year or two and
no pay yet. Ii ia true that the amount is
small, but one dollar each from 500 people is
some money. Ii is easier for any one to
raise from one to five dollars than for me to
do without $500 or more, aud necessity forces
me to this plan. So from this date nc act will
be recorded until the Recorders fee is ar
ranged.
March 10Th, 1873.
WILEY p. MANGHAM,
n2l7-G Recorder Richland Parish
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ID ii. Il d l. T. e,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RayVillc. La.

viii give his personal attention to arv pro
fessional business in the Parish and DI-,rict
Courts of Ricnland, Franklin and Madison
parishes. Nov. 4, lS12-ly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-25
DIR. R. |. JOHNSON,
Physician and Surgeon.
RayVilIe. la.

Continues 10 offer hs professional services
to the citizens Of Rayvie and the surrounding
country. while he tenders them his thanks for
former patronage. Office AT re,idence, corner
Lomse and Rosa streets, north Of Railroad
Depot June 26, 1S75.-ly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-25
nR. ID. IL. PETIT,
PHYSICIAN T. SURGEON,
RayVil,e, La,

Where | vii, always be found when not pro-
fessionally engaged. Orders left on my slate
will receive prompt attention.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to me- | will continue to pTac'
tice my profession in all its branches. Special
attention given TO chronic diseases.
Medical Examiner for Carolina Southern
Life and Life Association of America.
July s. no2S-ly
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Valuable Lands for Sale!
With a Large Deadening

THE LARGE tract of Land known as TIE
"Small Deadening' in Towship Is, r. 6
East, containing in all about l400 acres. Will
be sold cheap, situated in Richland Parish.
Also valuable Cypress Brake together
with other ,imbered lands, situated in Qua
chita Parish.
For further particulars apply TO
WILEY p. NANGHAM,
Eayville, La.
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Il. q. CORR. 4. \. GtAB'
COBB & GU N 3 Y,
ATTORN Us,
MONROE. Ia

Will practice IN all the State Courts in
North Louisiana, aud in the Federal Courts
IN New Orleans. Dec. II. II.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-25

Mos; people dry their umbrellas
handle upward. This concentrates
the moisture to the Zip where it is
closed, rusts the wire which secures
the stretchers, and rots the cloth.
After the umbrella is drained it is
better to inverl it in that position.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-25

Prin,ers pl l. very indiseslIJ.c. aud The ole
that rnaies u, would rather 7c' -"inc one el;o
dispose II lt than himself
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Official Directory.

.LisrH DISTRICT COURT:
,uEsT RAJ. Judge /;
L. DUNV, District Attorney;
NEWT PITTS, Cierh'
PARISH CURT
p. WILLIAMS, Judge.
?. y. PoTTs, District Attorney PrHem )
PARISH oFFICRS
II. MooRF NheTh :
LEY =. MAYGHAH. Recorder;
sSJ o. EDWARDS ... President Police Jury
POLICE JURORS:
Ward l-Thos VI. Cochran,
2-E. Scott.
3-B o. Edwards.
.l-lIcnry & Mangham,
5-Samlnl Montgomery.
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$50 acres land-7O acres in good state of
cultivation, with good comfortable houses
will be sold Cheap for Cash. or two-thirds
Cash, with mortgage retained for balance
There is also on the place Horses and farming
implements, and two good yokes d oxen.-
For further particulars, apply to J. J. Os,een,
on the place. or to Wiley P. Mangham, Ray
vile, La. ug -2stf,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-25

The height of impuiruce-lhe length Of a
book agcni.-UarehsH Messenger