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THE BAPTIST STATE CONVEN.
TlON.

We were in attendance upon the
session of this body, which convened
at Trenton on Thursday of last week,
from the time it commenced until it
adjourned, at 5 o'clock on Monday
afternoon, during which time, we are
glad to say, the utmost harmony pre-
vailed, and all seemed to be imbued
with spirit of zeal for the advance.
ment OF the objects for which the in
stltution was designed the education
not only Of ministers but the rising
generation and the spread Of the Cos
pei at home and abroad. In the dis.
charge Of bis duties the President,
Kew. ). IL. Tucker, displayed great
executive ability and gave general
satisfaction, while the secretary, Rev.
W. r. Paxton displayed all the quail
ltications that eminently fitted him for
the position.
Some Of the most distinguished
ministerial talent of our own State
and our sister States of Mississippi
and Tennessee gave dignity and char.
acter to the assembled wisdom of the
Louisiana Baptists, and several able
discOurses were delivered in Trenton
and Monroe.
a new feature of its work engaged
the attention of the Convention during
this session, which properly apprc.
ciated and managed by the Churches
and Associations, will surely accom-.
plish one of the greatest results that
has ever been achieved by the Ban.
lists of this Continent. 1t is what is
known as the Cen,enial Movement,
the object of which is to raise funds
for the endowment of institutions of
learning in the United States, bv
small contributions from every mem-
bcr of the denomination who does not
feel able to contribute large amounts,
as an evidence of their appreciation of
and a monument in commemoration
of the achievement of perfect religious
liberty in America.
Before adjourning, the Convention
passed resolutions of thanks to the
citizens of Trenton and vicinity for
their hospitality, to the Mcthodists of
Trenton and Methodists and Presl v
terians of Monroe for the use of their
houses for preaching, to the V. S. &
I. X. X. and the Ouachita steamers
Willie and Bastrop for courtesies ex-
tended. and to Mrs. Hasley for build
ing an elegant house of worship for
the Baptist Church at Trenton.
The generosity of the citizens of
Trenton deserves more than passing
notice, because it was genuine and
apparently unbounded, every one w.
ing with each other in entertaining
delegates and visitors in such a man.
ner as to make them feel at home. We
really feel a regret that we have here.
tofore neglected to cultivate the ac-
quaintance of such large hearted, re-
fined and moral people, to whcm we
can cordially accord the reputation of
being one of the most moral and re-
fined communities in North Louis |
lana.
In conclusion we tender our person.
al thanks to Col. ID. b. Trous,lale, of
the Monroe House, for the hospitablc
manner in which he entertained us du-
ing our short stay in the city o: Mon
roe on our return from the Convention.
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From the undersigned on the plantation of
II. X. Wade. Is miles north Of DShi. one
black mare, II hands high, years old, one
OF her hind frilocks white, and has had the
foot evil in two Of her feet No brand visible
| will pay Fifty Dollars for the delivery of
sad mare and thief or Twenty Five for the
n.are on my place.
NATHAN JOHNSON.
Delhi, La. June 2StI, lS7j.-jy3-tf.
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LAND FOR SALE.

he plantation within four or We miles Of
Delhi. known as the Vinsun Place, on
JUes Bayou. IL contains about 300 acres, one
hundred acres belted, about So acres can be
put in cultivation with little work, a fine
cypress brake (,hs best on the bayou. Price
81 100 cash.
Apply to WILEY P. MANGHAM,
Feb. 27. 1S75.-if Rayville, La.
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July 10, st.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

Peet, Yale & Bowling } Peet Yale & Bowling
vs. mo 255 VS.. mo 25s
S. H. Riley & Co. etaI> HF. vickers & Co
King & Brother vs.. II. +. Vickers, 1928.
All in the 18th District Court, Parish of Rich.
land, State of 'ouisiana.
DY virtue of three writs of frci facias, is
I'D sued in the above suits, ] have seized
and taken into my possession, and will offer
for sale at public auction, at the door of the
Court House of said Parish, at Rayville, La
between the hours of IL O'clock, A NJ. aud |
O'Clock p. NJ, on 4
Saturday, the 7th day of August, 1875,
the following described property, together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in the Parish Of Richand
and belonging to the defendant Henry Felix
Vickers, to-wit:
Ist-A parcel of land in Section twenty
one, Township sixteen North, Range six
East near the village of Alto. being two acres
of ground. known as the Mcbride ard Under
wood lots, lying north of M. A. Hers lot, and
west of the old Rayville and Alto road pur-
chased by II. +. Vickers from George H. Var
ner, by deed recorded on pages "a and 2i2
of NoiariaI Book &C." This parcel of land
lies south of the lots sold by George II. Var
ner to George Francis. as shown by the deed
recorded on pages 4s2 and 4S3 Notarial Book
ID"
2-The S. F. Of y. F. !, N. w Of N.
ELS w. of n. F.. !, N. w. of S. F..
t, S. W. / of S. E. !, N. f. of N. ". ! of
Section 8, and S. w. of N. WI Of Sec. 8,
Township l6 North, Range East, each sub.
division containing 40 acres more or less, and
to be sold in lots as per plat to be exhibited.
Terms-Cash with benefit Of appraisement.
H. MOORE,
Sheriff
RayvilIe, La, July 3, 1s75.-6t esS56.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

4 LII persons are hereby notified that tho
n INN OF E p. Balbur Go. dissolved by
mutual consent on tiia 1T day of January. a
ID. 1875, aud that neither member Of laid firm
now has any power to bind the other partner.
The business of the old firm will b. settled
up by DR.. n. Ru-l., As AGENT aud all parties
owing the same will please call AT o"ce and
settle To avoid llrGarioii.
June 18th, 1873. {. 2. BALFOUR.
MARY +. RUSH.
It BY my authority: II. RUSH.
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Cherin''s Sale.

JOSEPH BERNSTEIN, } State of Louisiana.
vs. T5l7. Parish of Richand.
l.. c. MCINTOSH Parish Court.
nY virtue ofa writ of ier facia. issued
ID from the Honorable Parish Court "f
sand Parish AMI 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 Count house III sand
parish, on
Saturday, the 7ih day Of August, 1873.
the following described property ofdetendan
to-wir: The fractional East half of the North
East quarter of section 33. T. II n X q East.
containing IS acres. more or less.
Terms of sale, cash, with the benefit Of
appraisement. L. ii. NookE.
RayvilIe, La, July Sd, 1873 Sheriff.
n339-3s6tlSS.
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CHERIFF.S SALE.

/. @. c. Stafford } LQ. c. Stafford
VS.. mo. 1868 VS.. No. 367
Myrick Il Rains. Myrick 4 Rams.
By virtue of a writ OF fe,i fa'iGs, issued
from the Honl Parish Court for the Parish of
Richand, State OF Louisiana. IN the above
described suit, and to me di'rcted, have
seized and will offer for sale 20 the highest bad
der, within the hours prescribed by law, al
the door of the Court House of said parish, on
Saturday, The 7h day Of august, 1875,
the following described property, to-wir:
The n. +. t Section and South J of y. j..
and S. W. / of Section q, Township II
North, Range 6 East, containing four hundred
acres more or less.
Terms of sale-Cash without the benefit Of
apPraisenent
{. H. MOORE,
Sheriff.
RayvilIe, La, July 3, is75-st 3sSlS.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF RrcHLAxp
Joseph Bernstein
n" 5IS vs..
Jane VI Owen a Jno J. Owen,
Parish Court.
F. Bellcn
No. 3il) ".
Jane VI. Over. 81. al
| iil District Court
BY virtue Of two wits of f"ri facios, is
sued from the Hon'i. iltlI Di>,ric, { urr and
Parish Court, each in and for the Parish and
state aforesaid. in the above styled and num-
bered suits, and 10 me directed, ! have seized
nj will offer for sale az public ancr,on. AT the
door Of tie Court House in the t. wa of Raw
vile, La. within the legal hours of sale, on
Saturday, the 7th day of August, 1875
the following described property. ro-wir:
Lots ,. ,, I. : and s, $ ! Of : FL. Ell of
W /, W of 5 " ! aud W ! o;' n W /
Section 81; W ! of Section 30; Township
~ North. Range East: r. /! of Sec, on 6.
Township Is North, Rang, East; E4
Section, n + of ) + I and W of SCI
Section %, Township 10 North, Range East.
Sand lands to be sold in lots of not less than 10
ror more than 80 acres, Jor cash, with the
benefit of appraisement.
c. Ii. MOORE.
July 3, 1875 -6t IS $50. Sheriff.
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TOB WORK, of all kinds, fiom sarte de
ID risite to a poster, neatly executed ut thus
office, upon short notice.
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Cherin's Sale.

S"er''F'" Sale:
W. e. CHRISTIAN, State Of Louisiana,
VS.. mo 567, Parish of RichIand,
L. G. MCINTOSH. Parish Court.
nY virtue of a writ of Fl. IA. issued from
Id the Hon'l Parish Court Of said parish
and State, in the above entitled suits and to
me directed. | have seized and will offer for
sale to the highest bidder, within the legal
hours, at the ioor Of the Court house of said
parish, on
Saturdoyh 7h dayof August, 1915,
the following described property. to wit
The n. W. ! of Section 81, /. II North
r. 6 East, containing 100 acres. Seized As
property of defendant.
Terms of sale, cash with benefit Of ap-
praisemcnt.
G. H. MOORE,
Sheriff
R,vyilla Ia July 1871 fiji 3-SIS
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DOWESTICS.
DRESS GOODS.

O1O OCSS AOOOSs
80 pieces dress linen lawns at l. cts per yard.
One yard wide dress linen lawns AT 25cts.
II pieces ii percales, AT ten cents.
~ pieces French dress percales, only - cts
French dress lawns, only fifteen cents.
Linen Batristes, l2l and - cents.
PiGues buff and white, ~ and Il cents.
Superb dress grenadines, only - cents.
Yard wide, solid colored battiste. for suits, l5cts
ii white dress lawns (French), - cents.
India Muls, - cents per yard
Fine nainsook, 20 cents.
Plaid nainsooks, twenty five cents.
Large, heavy honey comb quilts 81 90 only
German table damask, 10 cents real linen].
Three linen towels for twenty-five cents.
Heavy pant linen ID snd 2O cents.
Real Russia duck (white), p cents.
Heavy, twisted cot,onade: 10, 20 and % cents
Ladies lace tics ten cents.
Handsome silk Scarf,, - cents
japanese fans, two for five cents
Folding fans, bets, silk folding fans, lOctS
Spanish linen fans, % cents.
Fashionable silk fans
ParasOls, 80, 3j and 80 cents.
Embroiiered linen sets, % cents.
Ladies silk bows, p cents.
Children hanGkerchiefs, two for five cents.
Large handkerchieis, five cents.
Ladies linen haldkerchief>, l23 cents
and - cents.
pairs ladies hose, - cents.
8 pairs good socks, % cents.
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Give your patronage to your home pap, Z
and home enterprises
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7 y nHiSnhD p,nSn DIV WITH A COPY OF Tu,s
ri,n, rArLk FOR ONE YEAR At TIS TuS,
- bLiSMERS PRICE OF THE Ronr H.
$3.50 ONLY ADDED III nooh-
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). w. SMITH,,
BARBER G HAIR DRESSER

"AS moved into his new shop on Louise
street, ne door north Of w. l.. Jones
store, Hayvile, and provided with all hInd, Of
perfumes, cosmetics and hair dyes necessary
for the satisfactory execution Of all work IN
his line. and respectfully soIIci's the pa
rronas- of the public He can shave. dye,
shampoo, and trim gentleman up IN any
style; and also keeps fancy toilet articles
on hand to m commodaic the ladies.
June 5: ls75-tf.
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Lowest Prices.

British socks. 20 and - ,.ents
Ladies' fine British hose 80 cents
Infants emyro'ered and pn,ied robes, 81 30.
RIBBONS, LACES, &C.
l3G yards of real MaIine Lace for 7jc,s and 81.
Superb, fashionable sash ri5bor, from i0,'t, up.
The cheapest and best assortment OF ucck
ribbons in the country.
Ruff, > cents. Ruff, for - cents
Jet embroidered silk belts 10 cents.
six mitrS, p cents.
Embroidries at :, 8, ., 10, % cents and up.
SHOES.
Women shoes, one dollar pair.
Ladie, cloth Congress CATERS. at 81 -.
Ladies dress shoes, 81 -, 81 30 and 81 10.
Largest assortment Of children shoes in the city
Men Congress gai,er., s. 80.
Good calico shirts forty cents.
White and colored dress shirts for one to two
dollars pie"e.
Boys dress shirts. 90 cents and one dollar
The cheapest line OF gents underwear to be-
had anywhere.
Mems drawers, forty to sixty cents
HATS.
Ladies straw hats, twenty-five and fifty cents
Mems dress straw hats, 30 cents to 81 90.
Boys straw hats, II, p To 30 cents.
CLOTHING.
Cottonade pants, 50cts, 7jc,s and 81 90.
Good two dollar suits.
Linen pants. rs cents. Alpaca coats, 15cts
Boys white linen pants, one dollar.
Cashmere tweed and Bar,ste suits
Splendid cashmere suits at all prices.
Ladies underwear at our old popular prices
Chemises. 75rts and 81 ~. Skirts, 75cts and
one dollar
Percale shirt waists fifty cents.
Mating mating mating at 25cts. and up.
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NTILCH COWS FOR SALE.

You can learn where you can purchase
good milch cows by applying d: the BEACON
Office. febG,t
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Who wants good sewing machine.
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Sherif's Sale.

Ra"vile. La July IOth. lS75.-Irs.
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II mare Premium for Every Subscriber.
A Magnificent cent Opportunity for
CanyaSSers. '''
. '"mbination that p,vs H..
ter than Chron":9 het'
BIBLE DICTIONARY

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STOLEN, STOLEN!

JUiy s, is 10 tit. rs N3iI. She,
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British socks. 20 and - .ents
Ladies' fine British hose 80 cents.
Infants emyroiiered and pntied robes, 81 >
, 1875-05-01

c5hst4nssnopil torrtssondence AHA California;.
A certain ttshA ln high position had a nlfe-
go,it aud loying husband. TAoy hau nu ollild,
but stl le hopt faitl.iul to his promise to nsycr
take nlotlor w.fa. Ono day whilo ho WIS out
ona Of the servants came aud told him to 60
home ana enter ahe house br private way, opaa
onfy to tile servants. us did no, and wont 10 his
chamber to lind It locked. With oue blow 1t wna
open. and ILLS disllonor was only TOO apparent
Ho was armol. bnt ha made no lae OF AtB pistols
or sabre, Ho asmply addressed tho man. who was
QUO ot his autimRte ilionds. aud told btu, Ao
could mot loavs tie room until lie was PAID
Tho man stared In hopeless astouihl,nont and
Tear, wIlen the lasla demanded 8 frnucs. Ths
man paid it mud gladly loft. Tho pasha aa-
dressed no word Of rapEoach to his Hifs, but loft
tho loom. aud commanded banquet to 10
served shat nsht, but only for himself and wife.
lie remained afono TIL then, Ills vito had a.
ways easau with him an,l leon Lis companion,
instead Of plAy,hlnk. 1tn had alwhyn honored
Lcr above all tho women in tho world, md ato
was treated BY him IN o,ery respect not onsy AZ
All equal, but ~ superior bcl1lg. Tho banquet
waY slread. lilo went aud gaya Ills arm to hit
wifo aud conducted Ter to tAc table. placcd
llor ~ usnal. and took big seat oppoaite lie
uu.ilsd OH her and ta!ked ~ usual but
bofors no had eaton anything l,a had
taken tho 6-fr1uo piece and laid It oil tho tabto
before her aud hetween them. For alx mouths
he ate every meal with her aud s!spt BY her sto,
but always with thst 5-frauo piece between than.
WHORE ho Ind bought her Qua elo3xuk lfess be-
fors ha uou gaye Ger thres. Whore Aa ha,l been
kind before lio waa tcn-fofd kinder In manner,
aud hs allowed llor perfect liberty Of action,
Yet era1y day and evory nlght, like m accusing
anRel, was tl.at piece of money laiu betwsen
than. sl.n could not eat though psessed NEST
a,1rctlonata'y, With that silent acci!aer there !;
sho could not sleep though the bost pilysicia,,s M
tried their akil1, with that spectre beaids her |;
tho wAstel skeleton body Of tho woman Vaa
found dead OH the diyau.
, 1875-05-01
THE CLIFF.

There's 1,e,t atsy clio by thu dcsr blue se4;
IhS1o Nat : lnAlen that l1vetI not 1us,
To tlln Kr,at gFay cliff camo the se4 to WOO
"-ln . luss s!sat xas great, End deep, and true,
The sen ca1nn nr and tt.so,l tho feat
OF Els great gray ellH with ktsa.s sweAt.
Tic rG said, - Snyrr Ia thIus enl,,arp
VIII stoop; fis siauugh tnuu shullst usa ny fasa
Rald tho fra, Will rrl,nY au!!o, "l1l wait
Till IL ny s'absRcs tl0u ART sent By fAto."
AMI tho grrat cray clio. 40 .As tals did tall
lnto tho urms Df the blus sea fed.
1oyed my lhse; she WAS cold 10 me
Az tha great grny c.iI To tho sloep blus Rsa:
wooea Eiy loss for maay day;
I have wuu my LAY e,-shs Ia ,nluu for aye
-LoalaA 0rcht4ha.
, 1875-05-01

IIFts Correspondence htls Icrk 4Irics,
A man Inns just oled l.crs who hati his hours ot
mnft parts OF tho ehrta. lilo Wna tho colleague
Of the man who brohks pavinx-stones With hls
tlst and of ths mnn nl,o swaIlowB 4 sworl--a
s'1'tSanq"e or 1uggo hngWn y "tho mnn
Taces, VIVA D decided character. For mxny
years llo exhibited lis learned toas throughout
France. making them do u number Of astouitI-
ing ioats. Among o:hor ttlinHn. hc u,ar.hnc1
like soldiers. then tn.not tl,en, Into horsos, and
n.atlo them draw = tiny chariot ncroaa tahlo. II
wnn really wonderful to SEQ tho eetminC ln.cllI-
genoa OF these tneecta. Ono lny PhoNmc uu1
l,acts was going through l'Ia aerfGrmanca at the
cAsl,y Falr, whom bis 1ok ruslod up and soizod
him by the calf OF tue log. Joan teatlla iad
ordered his toa1 iut1 thor box, and
hold 1t in lila hand. Tho nip Of tho
doE At his leg. mado him turn in haste. nI.4
In his ffEght tlo dropped ILLS box of t!cas. Their
natural instincts made thom jump upon Tho
dog for safety. md At the Banlo 1nomout their
master gnso tho do. vigorous kick, which aont
him hu"ling away. It was not until he saw tho
dog runun!s that In coInptelloniod tho lops of
his pets. Tie crowd began to laugh Il, tho llcar-
tltst n.annes; but it was no laughing matter to
Jean i.ez!la. His occupation was gono; llo laa
boon deapHilcd III q tnomspt OF ls moanH OF
easning his daiy bread for himself aud children.
aud tho poor fellow sAlk down upon thu ground
weeping ike child. A crunl is always touchedby
auch exhibitions Of fa"l1ngt and = HubhcripEon
wa1 taken up, which. after Ill, amounted to ou'y
ono days receipts. What waA llo, thol,, to do7
II raqulrc.l yent's hard labor to train now lus
Of hoas. and Joan Lesillia lad not tho uoans.
When ho had first dot,e 10 no vas single man
now 10 rhs ma1r.ed and thu father Of aoyornl
Juung culdra,, Ito turned rag-psckor, md
to support his family. Hut tue slfo dll not suit
Inn, aud el,agtln ard tho severity Of tho season
Soon brought him to hla R1nye. lie dlod in Lio
tnoaoht Far,os, No. IA pRsaage Salnto Marie auI
tho children he bad 20 handsomely supported
boforo tho loss OF his learned ileaa aro nov
ohiacth Of clprity.