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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-20

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Drawing Room Cars attached for Bingham
ton.
Through tickets may be procured at the
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and at all principal stations.
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-20

1t is still the morning of st. Valentine s
day. Will the reader ascend with us the
rickety stairs of tenement house in Il
poor street little known to fashion.
Higher yet. So we have gained the
fourth story. Now turn to the right if you
please. Open the door. No ceremony.
We are clad in the invisible garments and
the occupants will not observe our en-
trance.
These occupants are two in number, a
woman middle-agd, pale from recent sick
ness, and reclining on the bed propped up
with pillows. The other is asyoung girl of
perhaps nineteen, who. it is easy to see,
needs only air and exercise, and freedom
from anxiety, to develop her into beauty.
But alas she is thin and pale, and her
face wears look of weary care, the cause
of which is evident enough to one who
will take the trouble to look at her scanty
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10
Gratifying Intelligence.

Our friends and subscribers will DO pleased
TO hear that we have perfected arrangements
with the publishers of the INDUSTRIAL
RECORD of 81. Louis whereby we are en-
abIed TO furnish the BEACON aud the Indrs-
rid Record, (boIh weekly for the low price
of SO %. We make this oiIer for the purpose
Of largely increasing our circulation. Those
who have been in the habit of subscribing for
foreign paper instead of that pablished in
their own parish can new have both for the
price of one. The Industrial Record is an
Agricultural, Mechanical and Family News
paper, Of sixteen pages, full Of choice reading.
market reports, &c, &c, costing alone 81 81
per annum. We want the subscription of
every farmer, merchant and mechanic in the
parish for this splendid offer. No,r is just the
time IN begin. Let the different oranges try
among themselves TO raise clubs, and TINS
secure the parish paper and good agricuitu-
raj paper ter one prize
10 our old Subscribers. most Of whom are
in arrears, who will secure each one other
subscriber, we also propose to furnish. hoth
papers for the exceedingly low price Of Iarse
Dollars each in Cash. The same offer IL also
extended 10 "nr parI-mp subscribers. Is this
not liberal oifer Then each If ytiH,,ake
an cf'n. and you will he sure tn succeed, end
will never r'gret the assistance linus given TO
your parish paper II. Z
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10
Back Taxes.
Remission of Penalties

The Governor has sent communi.
cation. of which the following is a
copy, TO Auditor Clinton:
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department, :
New Orleans. July 6, 1875.
Hon. Charles Clinton, Auditor Of
Public Accounts
Sri inc.Ose a communication
from Assistant Attorney General
Steele, and recommend that you adopt
his views. Let it be understood that
the time for payment of back taxes is
not extended. but that penalties are
RENTED throughout the State, to
enable delinquents to settle, as it is to
he hoped they will Immediately.
W. Z. LELLoGG, Governor.
The views Of the Assistant At
torney General. as expressed in the
letter referred to, are to the effect that
penalties can be RENTED, and it is
probable that they and the suggestion
OF the Governor will be adopted.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10
Weather and Crops.

Hard to please a. usual Many Of our
planters began more than week ago to com
plain that the rams were damaging their cot.
ton crop; 1t WIS letting them behind with
their work aud was causing the plant to run
up to weed too much without spreading and
forming as i, should 10 insure good crop
all of which i very true, but we hope they
viii! gain in corn and peas what they lose in
cotton, so that there will be no real los. after
all
The rains have not ceased vet al this
writing there was slow drizzIing shower
fell on Monday evening, which returned
about as much moisture to the soil a, had
been taken up by evaporation during the two
or three previous days Of sunshine.
The crop prospect Of this parish still
remains very good, but the planter has many
risks Of u failure in his cotton crop to run yet.
However, we can but believe tina, Providence
will continue to smile on us and bless us with
an abundant harvest
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10
Maurice Meyer & Go.

Many of our readers will doubtless be glad
70 learn that the Branch House Of this firm
that they have ren,eda house next door to
their old stand, and have opened up large
stock Of dry goods which they propose to sell
as cheap as ever. They publish, in another
place, a large advertisement, containing a
price list, to which we direct particular at.
teniiou
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10
Local Breyilies.
e weather continue, warm.

The weather Continue, warm.
Supreme Court is in session Al Monroe
"atcrn'elons are getting quite plentiful.
The Baptist State Convention is in session
al Trenton.
See advertisement Of Lafourche Bridge Co,
in this issue.
Grange convention met in Monroe las,
Monday, 5,h.
Tina, frs, boil of open cotton hasn', been
handed in yet.
The U. T. Of Is. are TO have a picnic a
Oak Ridge on the 18th.
Ye local editor will he absent the latter
part of the week. attending the Baptis, Con.
vention.
viii some one informed us how the bitter
weed can be killed ont! !, is taxing a deep,
hold on the town, and as for milk, i, is as
bitter as quinine, and much more sickening
Capt. Brashear, states that stock have 10,
been mis,realed on the place where he lives
and pronounces any one SO reporting 10 be a
malicious liar.
The Carroll Waterman must excuse us for
failing to enter it on our list of exchanges
sooner. 1t is good paper, with which we
will gladlyX.
Charles Goodwin, who left this part Of the
country in 1867, was arrested on Thursday
by Capt c. ii. Brashear and Jno. I. Young
n, Girard.
We learn he is accused of murder in Mis-
sssippi Col. Moore lodged him in the Parish
boarding house to await the requis,on from
the Gov of Mississippi.
Mr.. Richard Cooper, house and sign
painter, has done good job of painting on
this Office and the residence of the proprietor
Those desiring such work done are invited
TO examine the work for themselves.
A Delhi correspondent, gives good account
of the commencement exercises Of Mr.
Celand's school at that place, which will be
found in another place. We have heard
the affair spoIenof in the highest terms 10y
Others, and congratulate Mr.. Cleland and his
STUDENTS on their signal success.
We are indebted to Mr.. friedrich Watts.
Commissioner in the Agricultural Depart
x4nent at Washington for report Of that
Department for May and June, which con-
tains much valuable information relative TO
the growing CROP both in Europe and
America.
The illustrated Household f61 July is full Of
matter Of interest to those who like good
literature among other things is an account
of a trip 10 Australia, in which the traveller
was sh;pwrecked and witnessed terrible
storm on land, which is illustrated, and is in
itself worth the subscription price, Of the
magazine, one dollar year. Published at
Al Park Row, New York.
State Master Lewis was in attendance al
this place las, Saturday for the purpose OF
organizing the Parish Grange, and the
oranges were all well represented, but they
lacked one Of having a quorum of Masters
in the parish, so that they could not organize
but Mr. Hemler magnanmously sacrifices his
office as master TO meet the emergency
aud it win soon organize.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10

EarthQuake-EVerything in
Rufns-MOre than Ten Thou.
sand Lives Lost.
New YORK, July 5rb.-Late mail
advices from different places in Co
lumbia, more than confirm the horrors
by the earthquake in May A letter
from salashea, dated May %, says !:
Cuicuta is dreadful sight. Every
thing is in ruin. Not house remains
standing. Thieves and robbers from
the surrounding country have swept
down on the ill-fated city and hardly
a single safe has been saved from
the Custom-house. Four hundred
mules were killed in the streets. AS
there is no one to remove them, the
stencil is becoming frightfuI. The
village of San Cristobal Farinas, San
Juan, De Uring, Rasaris, and San
Cugetana, are completely destroyed.
The store houses at Puerto De Los
Caepas, were sacked AMI burned by
bandits.
A letter from Ocana of May Both,
says: Ten thousand people were
killed at Cuicuta in addition to other
thousands who were seriously wound
ed and bruised. Death and deslruc-
ton rrigned everywhere. Great num-
bers Of haciendas have been destroyed,
and hundreds of houses in the country
overthrow, leaving the people home
less and cosigned to poverty. Trees
were torn up from the roots, and small
hills were opened like a melon. The
cause of the great catastrophe is
unknown, and the precise place O: its
first manifestation. Some suppose
that the volcano of Sobalero " hich
was in action in lS4s, is again break
ing out, while others say that a new
volcano has appeared in the hill of
Siracha. A private letter from Bu-
caramuaga::ofMay 24th::says: In Pied
ecuesta the town bali is destroyed,
aud 10 Pamelona the cathedral is in
ruins.
A telegram from Hon. A. Druila
Para to President Perez, dated Buca-
ramaugs. May Gath, says: The earth
quakes continue. Last night the Ca
,hedral in Pampelona fell. There is
great alarm and great devastation
throughout the valley Of Calcutta.
A dispatch to President Perez from
Cheracota, May Gath, says: The
population of San Jose, Rosario and
San Raystano, have disappeared.
The rest of the department is in ruins.
More than four thousand victims.
A despatch from Sucarro, dated
oath, says: The situation assumes
grave aspect, and sickness and star
walton in Pompelona are increasing.
A telegram from Chiquenquira of
May 22d, says: The shocks are repeat
ing, two last night and one to-day,
and there is great alarm among the
people. Appeals for help were being
circulated through all the cities of Co.
lumbia. and the most liberal responses
were being made.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10

Our trip to Oak Ridge on Monday morning
was attended with some little annoyances in
crossing BGuf River, but in driving into the
river we discovered il was more imaginary
than real, as the ford was perfectly solid
The weather being very oppressive we were
necessarily delayed till about o'clock A. VI
in getting up to the Ridge. About II O'Clock
the "Lafourche Bridge company" went into
an election for Officers as provided for in the
Act, which resulted in the election Of DR.. T.
w. Baird, Jackson Smith, J. NJ Huffman and
J. c. Cooper, of Morehouse Parish and Wiley
p. Mangham, Of Richland Parish,
as Board Of Directors, and P. J
Larkin was elected President Of the Com
pany, DIR. 7. W. Baird was elected Secy., and
J. Smith Treasurer. The shares of this
corporation are SIS each, and those who
desire to subscribe to an enterprise which is
not only for the public good, but an excellent
investment, should avail themselves of the
opportunity OF taking stock before the books
are closed. The books for stock are kept at
Oak Ridge but those who desire to take
shares and are inconvenienf to the Ridge can
have the matter attended to by applying to
any member of the Board of Directors.
1t must he borne in mind that 5 per cen, of
the amount Of shares taken is to be paid in
cash. The other amount when called upon
by the Secretary.
We will publish the proceedings of the
meeting Of the Board if we receive them in
,ime for this issne, if not we will try and
publish the proceedings and also the Act. in
our next.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10

THE MosQUITO.-lt may serve as
a kind of grim comfort TO those who
are constantly followed by the diligent
mosquito to know that DR. Sam Uel
w. Francis has discovered the GEM
cuier was created for the purpose of
driving men out of the malarial
districts and failing in this, Provi-
dence has commissioned the mosquito
first to punish him for coming, aud
then to apply a propbylactic in view
of the malaria he must of necessity
inhale. That is to say. she (for it is
only the female mosquito that bites)
bypodermically injects into the wound
a fluid which possesses the properties
of quinine' SO every troubled
Eicksburger can now lay aside the
mosquito net and sink into dreamland
that it is only sure physician who
comes to insert medicine and then fly
away without taking receipt for his
bill.-Vicksburg Herald.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10

A TERRIBLE FALL.-At halfpast
I o'clock, Wednesday morning, while
Jules Frere, painter, was standing
near the edge of ladder, painting a
house on Prieur, between Orleans
and st. Peter streets, he lost his
balance and accidentally fell to the
ground, distance of some thirty fee,
or more, fracturing bis skull and
breaking several ribs on the left side
The suffering man was conveyed
by his friends to bis residence, No.
LOG Orleans street, when DR.. Castel-
lanos was called in, who attended to
the man and pronounced his injuries
OF serious nature, but as yet Is
unable to give an opinion as to the
PROBABILITY of his death or recovery,
though the chances are against his
recovery ~ q. Bulletin, Julyl.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10
Temperance Picnic.

The Rayville Council of the u. +. OF L
will have a picnic at this place next Friday
the 18th inst, which will NJ doubt be ve,y
pleasant affair, to which the sister councils
are cordially invited, will, the promise that
we will all do what we can to entertain them
in such a manner as will make their visit a
pleasant and profitable one. Such affairs we
hope will tend to advance the standard OF
this grand reform movement aud strengthen
bonds Of friendship between the members,
4se zeal we hone will never crow cold
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10
Filisll Affection.

On Monday Constable Smith arrested a
dusky da,nsel, on the charge Of her mother
that size had stolen from her certain articles
Of apparel, in which to appear before the
hymeneal altar. What an example OF fiiai
and maternal affection is here exhibited by
two Of the wards of the nation.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10

RowELL & CHEsM,N, ST. Louis Mo. are
our authorized Agents to contract for advcr-
Using for the BEACON.
S. VI. PErrIyGILL & Co, 81 Park Row
corner Beekman street, New York, are our
authorizen agents for n. Y.
WALKER, TAYLOR & CO.. Newspaper Adj
verti.ing Agents, l3i W. Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Nd, are our authorized agents To
contraction advertising in the BEACON.
Mr.. &. 5. Hubbard, of Vicksburg. is author
lied 10 transact business in that city for the
BEACON. If
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of N. +. Nc Craze. dec d.
Dy and in virtue of a writ Of Sale TO me
ID directed. in the MATTER Of the Success.
sion Of NF. McCraw, DECD, Il will, onFridoy,
he 9Th day Of august, lS75.with in the hours
prescribed by Law offer for sale at the resi-
dence of The deceased near Delhi, in Rirhlamd
Parish, State of La, the following herein after
described property for cash at not less til n
It's appraised value, to the highest bidder,
To wit: Twenty-Five acres of land with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon
in the original purchase of n. F. McCraw,
deed from VI. VI. Trezvant, (less six acres
sold of to Mrs. keeD having nineteen acres
of land bounded on the North by Mrs Mills
on the Fast by Bennick. on the South by the
Rail Road and on the West by Mrs Davis
The six acres belonging to Mrs Keel is in the
East or South East corner and within the
above designated meets and bounds.
q. Mob BRUMBY,
July Sth, 1875. Administrator.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10
MALARIA! ! MALARIA!
READ, REFLECT AND ACT

Ii one grain of Nirciue Virus, taken from
the cows udder aud kept dry for years, then
IHoi,tened, and the kernest point Of Lancet
dipped III it aud drawn gently ON The arm, SO
as not 10 draw the blood. viii 30 unpreguate
and change the entire system rs tn prevent Il e
party 81 Iaccim,cd from taking the most
l)a;h-one of diseases. (>inall rox) for rn
entire life again. if In [ celebrated EucaIyp
ius tree will change AN uuinhabirabIc malaria
district into a healthy. sa,ubriuIs cline, by
simply absorbing from the atmosphere the
poison malrla, why will not the proper
remedy, properly applied, neulraIize and
destroy the poison, known as malaria and thu,
enable parties TO iulIabit nalarial districts
with impuni,y!
We CLAIM that there is such a remedy and
that We have prepared II. and applied it, and
proved it in our Ahi.NlaIaraI or E,rhymal
Belt-and that persons who will wear this
Belt may iuliahit the worst ,nalaial districts
without the fear of having any diseases arising
from malaria: such as Chills and Fever. BIZ
ious or lnteruillcnr Fever, Yellow Fever,
Jaundice, Enlarged Liver aud Spleen, Inli.
se>tion, Constipation and iicmor, holds, and
that it will cure all the above diseases, ex-
cept the worst cases of Bilious and Yellow
Fever.
This is callel an Anti malaral or Eucliy-
nIlal Bell. as il corTccr> the huInOrs OF the body
aud produces healthy action nvigorating the
system. and thus enabling it TO perform lis
various duties witliout fearing the effects OF
malaria in the least.
Ii has been uied in thousands Of cases
without a failure
They can bc Obtained from The proprictors
IN an quantity AT the POWELL Buikiing, juno
ton OF board AMI PeachrIee streets, Atlanta,
GA.
Price for a single Belt s., rSj with a
guarantee that II will cure, or the money re-
funded.
Drs LOVE & WILTON, sole proprietcrs
in the UnIicd State.
Address, LOVE & WILSON,
Room M 8, Poacii Bui ding, Atlanta, ia.
Al. a. al.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10

A PRoPosIrroS We propose to advertise
land for sale, with this understanding if the
land owner will give price and terms, and
if no sale, no charge, and if a sale he will
pay us 10 pei cent of thcpurclase price. out
of the cash payment.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10

APPRENTICE WANTED.-A boy tina, is will
ling and not ashamed to work and learn a
trade can make satisfactory arrangements by
applying at the BEACON office lie should be
able to read, write and spell well. If.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10

We will advertise any horse, mule &c, for
the owner that may be strayed of or stolen
on conditions tina, if the animal is not recov-
cred, no charge, and if recovered the owner
will agree to pay us $40 for advertisement
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10

he empanneled in this county, we
promise to have the miserable old
caititf indicted for it. In that event
he will go to the pfnirentiary instead
of to Congress. to achieve which be
is Low moving heaven and earth.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10
LAND FOR SALE.

W he plantation within four or five miles of
Delhi. known Us the Nin>,m Place, on
Joe Bayou. IL contains about 800 acres. one
hundred acres brltrd, about 80 acres can he
put in cultivation with little work, fine
cypress brake (th: bet on the bayou) Price
81 100 cash.
Apply to WILEY p. MANGHAM,
Feb. ~. io7o-it. Rayville, La.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

VINO wants to sell beef or stock cattle I?
Those having either beef or stock cattle will
do well TO address.
WILEY p. MANGHAM,
II. Ray>ilie. La.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10
ADVERTISEMENT.

Docks Of Subscription to stock in the
ID Lafpurchc Bridge Co, are open at OAK
Ridge, La, and all persons wishing to sub
scribe for stock will call on me at my office
at that place. Those living moro convenien,
to Girard and Rayville, will call IN W. p
Mangham, Esq, at RayviIe, as he is hereby
authorized to receive and receipt for subScrip
lions. r. W. BAIRD.
Sect'y. Lafourche Bridge Co.
July 6, lS75-2t
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10
Religious.

PaEsBYrEEIAS.-Rev. ID. A. Campbell will
preach regularly. AT 4 Ito on the lst Sabbath
IN each month al Union Church on Ba>kin
Ride. ia Franklin Pa. on the thrd Sab
bath; AZ Kayvllc on ~" fourth Nabhath;-'
Preaching in RayNiIIe every "Wednesday
ni2at.
Regular appointment for reaching Of the
Baptist Church at Rayviiir i, the iirs, Sunday
IN ga IA month and Saturday night before.
Rev. l.. {. Kcl- Pastor
Tue appointments of the Delhi Cirrui', VI.
+. Church South, Rev. 3. +. Alexander
preacher in charge. are a> follow:
1t Sunday in each month AT Dr!rn
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10

4 VALUABLE 'rst 1T wood Ian.I, con-
IA tanning 2ip s'rrs. swo ntres ives, Of
uIIaTd. lying sourT, OF the N. L. K T. r. r..
will i,e sold ON reasonabl terms. For par
'~'uIsr.. Apply TO Wiley p. Mssyham, Ray
vile, La
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10

observation-disclosures communications OF
+. Mcclure Lodge No. 2O9 the 2nd We'd.
neSday in each month.
Temperament F. r.. RIcnLANp
COUNcIL No. 80, meets ON the second and
fourth Tuesday nights 81 each north
Is. ID. C.-RAYvILLE CorNclL No. Il.
holds ITS regular meetings ON the second
Wednesdays of each mouth
Patrons Of Hushandry.-RA
WILLIE GRANGE, No. 81. meet, every .cronl
and fourth Thursday in each month, al ! |
o'clock, A. NJ
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10
(Vicksburg Herali, July 5th ]
THE RIOT YESTERDAY.

A I.amentable Affair-Judge
Brown, CardOzO, Hill, and
Davenport, the Inciters
Of it-Let the Guil.
ty Culprits be
Held RespOn-
Sible
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10

EOIs RENT-A Eody .ere E,Im. three
IL "''rs east Ut Rayv'Ie, - the Railroad !;
.,,,od, comfortable bou-es spl good Ernces-
about - aerrs u,,irr fence and in eul,iv alton,
- or ~ acres srf whAh 10 dry aud essil.
cultivated. Apply 10
WILEY P. MANGHAM.
apl3-n Rsyville, La
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10


ATLANTA, GA, june >, 1873.
Messrs. Love n V'ii,som:
Gcntirucn--ln April last ! was taken
sick With regular Fever and Aguc, having il,
every alternate day. Alter it bad run ON me
for Two weeks. Was induced 10 Try one Of
your Authenticated Belts 20 | discarded all
medicine, and simply wore one If your Belts.
as directed, AMI my ague became lighter each
successive time thereafter Tor some Irce or
four times, when it lett me cn,irrly, with a
good appetite and clear skin; aud ~ future, if
| should ever have chill or ague. would
want one of your Pads and M plIysic
Wishing everybody that may be 50 uniorlu-
nate as To have cbiIIs and fever may he for,u
nate enough To get one of your i, It's.
| am respectfully, etc, w. J. WILSON
ATLANTA, GA, June 3, 1875
Drs. Love n Wilson:
On the frs, day Of December last was
taken with cills and fever IN Townsville,
same by three em,uent >icians " ho were
able to stop j, only for i.w days a tine.
IL made such inrnrIs on my constitution that
my physicians pronounced me To he m the
first stages Of consumption, when | acrIdcn
tally met up with Drs Love 4 Wilisons
Ami. malarial Belt, which has entirely cured
me. l,avs,l,aJ bat os,e chill since, and that
was the first day .ei.er putting i on. am
novhin as good W. as eyer was in my
life nd think wherSssI. a G"i.send to tie
am id that sd MATHEWS s,
v House climb tho June 4, 1878
~ in -, acted malaria
in 00' "one o"u'"aSe' have suffered.
at %2tnise9 kne i8QI th8{ mp with Drs.
La u Belt some
ih csn,i,H'a:Iy
an bud tissi my
gel p psr,s. spuci'
~" ~ Il ~ Usl,eIs
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10
ASSOCIATED PRESS TELE.
GRAMS.
Earthquake.

Late Advices from Columbia
Details of the Horrors Of the
Observation-Disclosures in
Rufns-MOre than Ten Thou.
sand Lives Lost.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10
To Officers Of Oranges.

&c you will furnish us with a statement OF
iimes and places Of your meetings, we
II take pleasure in publishing them. But
bat we mostly desire from each grangs in
he parish is that lhey would furnish us as
"a q possible with plain statement Of
~ Of the experiments o. their .smbers
persnins TO the farm and dairy
mems ~ are calcula,e<l To interest
che agricultural community. We
Zen q corner for such correspon-
ere favored with it by the