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The Wheat Crop Of Mississippi.

Th" wheat crop Of Mississippi Is
now Iciu- harvested. ""i 81" are
gratiird I" knrw that the NIrid Is
more than unusually abun"an'. The
breadth of land planted in Nt1'a, last
Fall and Winter, was greatly IN eX-
cess "f any previous year in the
history 81; tn. STATE, aIi .nr abundant
Weld per acre. taken ii conn. elton
with the largely Increased area, Will
make the amount harvested III Mis-
sissipri in 1873. equal ~ ;hr amount
garnercd in any ten Years previously.
The following cheering account Is
from the Aberdeen Examiner:
The wheat harvest Is progressing
admirably in every portion OF The
county, aud there are probably While
we write more >cvlhe, being swung
in our fields than were ever before
called into rcquisition in old Monroe
Every farmer who has commenced
reaping with whom we have con-
ver,cd, is more than pleased with the
quality of his grain since the harvest
has admitted of thorough inspection,
and we have never known such gen.
eral satisfaction To exist among the
farmers since the War.
The few Rcapers and Harvesters
that we have in the county are kept
busily employed, but as many of the
largest wheat fields were sown with
out the ground having been put in
condition for the work. the scythe and
cradle are necessarily the main resort
Sowing wheat was an latter
thought" with many who have large
crops in, and the cotton and corr
failure last season did not leave them
with money enough to buy reaperS
but they will arrange better next year
This wheat crop is q God-scnd tC
the county, and together with the oal
cron will enable the cotton farmers t.
bridge over all the usual Summer
gaps, and in most instances to realiz,
double the usual amount Of prof
: from their cotton. Hard as has beeI
their experience during the last TIVE
years, we have not doubt but tina
, the farmers of this region are to-da,
in better condition, and have ;
brighter prospect before them thai
/ their co-laborers in any other par
of the Union.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
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Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

Mr.. a. Rulmau, Of the firm of Rulman
Il Co, CInihers, OF Nick>burs. Miss, was in
house Those desiring clorhing will find thi,
a reliable house to deal with. Thsy deal III
all kinds OF clothing and hats, and sell a>
cheap as the same quality of goods can be
had anywhere ia Louisiana or Mississippi
When you visit The Hill City be sure to call
II, their house, No 1913 Washington street,
AID examine their goods, and il you really
want a suit you viii be very apt to purchase
ollie may !9it.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

Auditor Clinton, notwithstanding
the decision Of Judge Hawkins, which
was Of course not final, has detcrmin-
ed to extend to all the taxpayers Of
the State until the 3Otb inst. the bene-
fit of act No. I of the last Legislature,
which some contend was only intend
ed to apply to persons living in over
flowed districts. Whatever the mean
ing or intent of the law may be, it is
clear that it will be the part of wisdom
for delinquent taxpayers to take
advantage Ut the situation and there
by save large SUMS of money. 1t
isn't often that the present State
officials are willing to grant any relief,
so that when they do evince a dis
position of that kind 1t is well to
recognize and utilize the fact. The
action Of the Auditor in permitting
settlements to be made under the law
is open to criticism; but the protec.
ton to the taxpayer is ample. The
settlement, once accepted, is final, and
all penalties, etc., wiped out.-N. o.
Bulletin.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
Republican Consistency.

Consistency is said TO be a jewel
and 50 highly is it priced ny the
human family that most men hau
rather be accused OF being devoid al
a!mos, ANY other trait than this but
some of our contemporaries OF the
Republican persuasion do not seem
10 place such high estimate upon 1t,
but rather 70 consider its opposite as
a yir;ue. To Illustrate, three OF our
neighbors, towit: the Homer HAD,
Monroe lntelligencer and Madison
Journal are in favor Of the Republic
cans Of Louisiana nominating Var
moth for gubernatorial honors next
year, after having exhaust, the
English vocabulary not long since in
denouncing him as the very imper-
sonat,on o: all that is corrupt, dis
honest and vi.lainuus charging him
with having used all the power the
party had given him and all the
chicanery that he possessedin attempt
ing to defraud the party in the cleo
ton of 1872. They claim that the
man who has been branded by their
party as traitor, thief anG corrupter
of officials, is the most eligible, emf
nentlv qualified and fit person in their
party for tie office. What q COM
mentary upon their party. TO say
that the man whom many of them
wished impeached is the best qualified
member of that party for reelection
t to the office which they claim he dis
graced; to a position that he formerl.
used for the most corrupt and wicked
T, purposes.
: Now, either they have wilfu!l.
r misrepresenteG and slandered the mal
S heretofore, and have knowingly as
J. sisted in foislinS upon the people al
usurpa,ion, Or they are willing t
> place in the most Important Office il
u the State one of the worst men in tn
:. State, and that tor purposes as vii
K. as can be conceived Choose which
le ever horn of the dilemma they ma
they place themselves in Il very I'll
ii enviable position, the very mildest {
> which is malicious Islander and incOI
~ sistcncy
G, These editors may say that the
ct did not say all these bad things I
Warmoth. Ii they did not, the
n, sactioned them and said enough
Is condemn their present course, wit
10 all who have any regard for trutl
-. honesty aud consistency.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
Another Sea Disaster.
Vessel Run Into and Sunk-Ail on Board
Supposed Lost.

QUEBEC, June S.-The Captain Of
the bark Towo, reports that off the
banks of New Foundland, on the 10th
of May, 9p. m, it being very dark
and thick fog prevailing, he ran
into two maSted vessel with no sails
set aud no lights burning. Heard
the cries of the people Oh board at
the time of the collision, and put back
twice in hopes Of finding the crew,
but failed, the SEA being very high,
the night dark and could not lower
boats. Had lookout at the bow
and one on each side. His opinion
wds that the Vessel sunk at once
, Press Telegram.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

a fatal quarrel occurred in the
town of Houma, day before yester-
dav, between Messrs. Il. =. Shcrburne,
Parish Judge of Terrebonne, and
james l. Belden, formerly an incum-
bent Of the same Office, which result
cd in the shooting o! the latter, who
fingered ten hours, then died Of his
wounds. The difficulty grew out OF
a legal contest for the judgeship. to
which both parties claimed t. have
been elected last November. They
met Thursday, each under the influ-
ence of liquor, and exchanged high
words. Mr. Beldcn advanced upon
his antagonist with a drawn sword
cane, when the latter produced Il
revolver and fired two shots, one
striking Belden in the hand, the other
in the right breast, just below the
nipple. 1t is generally conceded that
MIR. Sherburne acted in self-defcnse in
this lamentable affair He is in Jail
awaiting examination.-Donaldson.
rWe chief
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

HIS BRAINS PRoTRUDING.-Two
negro men becaire engaged in Il quar-
rel yesterday near the upper ice house.
,b,ut some trivial matter. Harsh
language was used and perfect
continuity Of obscene aud Profane
epi,hets poured forth from both sides
with cataract velocity. Finally one
of the quarreling party picked up a
heavy bat and buried It at his
new-made enemy with all the power
he possessed, striking him "n The side
Of his head, breaking the skull and
letting GU, a portion If tie brains.
Both parties were taken to the Work
house, aud the wounded man subse-
ouently transferred to the City
Hospital for treatment.-F~Aso'rc
Herald, 9Th
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Summer Garments for Gentle
lslFss.

Ia purchasing your Summer Wear. do ro'
forget that have uu- u>,Gal e!r-aur SOCK 81
fun Alpaca Srr=r>, AMI plain Alpaca Goats
for warm weather Also ;,n immense stock
uf White Vests. not a cheap artIr.r, bat
good. substantial Vest whirh We can recon-
m-ni |; wit. DE ro yonr interest To rail and
exaniiu. CUR >,"'. b t.rc pnrrhp>InT cist-
where GRO &. KR&>S 4 co.
pig; Nhk,burI, MIS-.
ASTONISHING -rhc pon9r"~> mud" 10y the
Wilson Shu,,ic sewing Machine. Inventive
skill TIA, been tixcl L. - ~ most. and the IT,
,ui, i In. nr,>r vrii"r; and dr>irtbI. ma,nIne
ter GENERAL ami family u" YET prUluced II l.
>lnr.. AMI easy - operate, II not liable 10
get uur II repair II. WORK IS the best, as wa,
shown by the iir>t premiums awarded II al
the Universal Exposition in Vienna, 1873, and
!; i ,pii AT Il less price 'han any Other ma
chime uf 1t, standard excellence. Machines
VIII be- delivered al any RAILROAD Station in
Tins PARISH, free Of transportation charges. II
ordered through the Company Branch HOUSE
81 Monroe, La.
/ They send an elegant catalogue and chrome
/ circular free on application.
! This Company wants few more agents
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
Louisiana Baptist State Con-
VentiOn.

This body will meet with !la>ley Bapri,,
Church, Trenton. La, on Friday before the
2nd Sunday 4, July The Minister, lnSti-
ruir will assemble "n "Wednesday before. and
the Sunday School Institute "n Thursday.
Delegates are requested To report Their names
TO Rev. l. {. krliio by the 2CIh Of June. 30
that arrangements can he mad, i;r their en-
rcrralnmcn;. ID. VI SlIOALERS,
Chairman Com. ii Arrangements.
May 18th, 1919.
p. S.-Paprrs in the State will confer a
tay,r 10y copying the aLo"e.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
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Scholars, all FreDIS ot Hs B,bic,
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the Ug.vrrsiry OF London. ,nd the mos, rr,,-
ncn: L-NirC-r'i,her Iu ~" Nor.|. a-~ucsi'rI
with himself over s"y.u'y distinguished
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til, country. i'm 'hr great ra-k Of Preparing
comprehensive Dictionary If tire Bibir. AMI
supplying wan, long I,i' by The lruguus
public The result of these labor, appeared m
three lGr.y and very costly volume. Won
deriu mrnurer, ~ .raGu.u-. An Abudrc-
mcut OF the great wurk, tor luT ulaI u.s.,
made by DR. Siurh himself, l. the one We
have arranged To- furui>h our >uh>c Ib'r>
IT'S .3brld eiacat IS Il condensation Of
fhousd"ds # cotIme< Of ,ssoy,. h's'",es tr0rc!s,
AID commentaries tor the eiuc,dd iod Uhd tilUs.
tra,,on Of ihe Edh
It contains every uan". ia the Bible respect.
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the result, ct historic research. arrquauan
Investigation. tie -ru1y Of languages and
dialects. aud the dl,co,eric> OF the modern
traveller, and explorers in the Holy Land
Robinson. Rswlirsun, Ferguson, Layard,
Ofi,.rt aud Stanley.
The book - printed from new stereotype
plates. ON good paper, and i appropriately
illustrated w.'h ever
- ENGEANlNG>.
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II the oaly American edition Ui the
condensation made by Dr Sus.h "wn hand.
The mos, careful cndrav"T aud accurate
scholarship have been enlisted to avoid r.
producing the errors winch clrpt INTO the
English rdI'i"n.
English auhori,ir> d'iIr widely { ON
American IN the yron""-,HioR al pi"prr
names Ia ilis edition car SiGH6ITd lrhrn-
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IL an Invaluable mrrir-aud one whWh -
,,oSsr>>rd 10y M 0 hr r'Iriai. Am intelligent
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Dictionary that gives him the ScTipinral
! urnper names acccntuated acCordiu" To- the
: bcS usage ia iii- country, and the recognized
authunilr, in lcAic"gTphy.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

In the case of the State vs.. Luna
McRea for the murder Of the child
JEFF, which we chronicled some month
ago. the jury have brought in a
verdict Of guilty without capital
punishment. This sends the prisoner
to the penitentiary f'r iifc.-GdS'rop
Reppblican, l0th.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
"Picnic" FiXings.

Gents Diagonal Serge Goats;
White AMI Striped Linen Goats;
Waite AMI Fancy Linen Pants;
White and Fancy Mars. Vests;
Boys Alpaca and Serge Jackets;
BOYS Whle Pants and Vests;
Gent, and Boys Straw Hats,
Sun Umbrellas, Porhet Companions, srr.,
2!-.L at GEO {. kRE>S x co :.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
City News.

Maurice Meyer Il Co, the Branch House Of
Vicksoury, take the lead in this city as ven.
dors Of Dume.tics aud Linens. Just see the
rafting display they make Of these goods On
DeSlard street, next to kml,rmann :, II just
take, live men like them To- do II
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

There are some things that grow
better as they grow smaller. or at least
the smaller they get the better they are
liked. Take the Madison Vindicator
for instance now that it has been re-
duccd to the size of two leaves of a
spelling-book. containing only adver-
tisemen.s, it assumes a respectable
appearance, and its matter is more
readable.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
=. w. SMITH,,
BARBER G HAIR DRESSER,

III mosed into his new shop ON Louise
street, ne door north OF w. l.. Jones
srrr, 2ayville, and provided with all kinds OF
perfumes. cosmetics ani hair dyes necessary
TOR the satisfactory execution ct al work III
his line. and respectfully solicits the pa
rronase Of the public. He can shave, dye,
shampoo, and trim a gentleman up in any
style; aud also keeps fancy toilet articles
IN hand 10 az conmodale the ladies.
Juur s. is,:j-tt.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
Lawyers Briefs.

We would respectfully inform the members
of the North Louisiana Bar having cases IN
the supreme Court that we are prepared To
print their briefs in Us neat style and upon a.
any where aud M the regular price. If.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
SHERIFF. SALE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. JNo. ROW
LAND Il ALEXANDER ROY, F"CR-
TENTH DrsTRICr Court, for tie Parish Of
Richland, No. zoo.
By virtue Of writ of FIRE facias 10 ne
directed from the Honorable llth Di-tnct
Cour, for the Parish of Richland ia the above
entitled SUIT, will proceed TO sell AT public
auction, al the door of the Court House oi
said Parish, on Saturday, the Bird day Of July.
1878, within the hours prescribed by law the
following Described property, nwn.
The undivided one-.iyrh interest IN tie
:. F.. ! of n T.. !. and the W. ! Of \. r..
! Section 7, Township - North Range .
East containing 81 acres more or l"sS.
Seized in the above suit as the property OF
Alexander Roy.
Terms Of sale, cash with the benefit Of
,nurpi.emen, {. n. MOORE.
May -, lS75.-6t. Shrr'h'
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

Col. Tom Scott has written a letter
to Hon. S. B. Maxey, dated Phila-
delphia, May Eth, in which occurs
the following passages
We have re-Organizcd our road,
getting rid of the Construction Com
pany, and made small mortgage Of
$4,000 per mile with a view Of getting
money to complete the line between
Brochston and Texarkana, and the
extension from Dallas to Fort Worth
This loan, trust, we shall be able
to negotiate in time to get the work
done for this falls crop. At least we
shall leave nothing un,lone to secure
the necessary financial aid
One Of the most difficult Of all
things now, is to negotiate railway
securities in Europe, but | shall do
everything in my power to bring it
about. As soon as We can get this
matter in shape, prompt measures
will be adopted to extend the line
from Brook-ton, via Paris, to meet
ing point with the line from TeXar-
| kama.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

If you cant find the new Branch House Of
Maurice Meyer 4 Co. on DeSIard street. in
gurc for Mealys picture gallery or hInder'
mans grocery. The new cheap store Is BE-
tween the Two and nowhere else.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
TTlHOs 81
| hat arG

INDEBTED TO THE BEACON FOR
SUBSCRIPTION ARE REMINDED
THAT THEY CAN PAY THEIR SUB
SCIPTION With WITNESS AND
JURY CLAIMS. As MANY
OF THE WITNESSES
AND JURYNEN
ARE REGULAR SUBSCRIBERS
THIS WILL BIZ THE TINE TO-DAY TO
GET FULL VALUE FOR THEIR SCRIP.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
Clothing.

At the new cheap stone of Maurice Meyer
Il Co. ON DeSard street, next 10 Kinder
mann :.
Cottonade pants At 81.
Cottonade pants "A; 81 25.
COttouade pants AT : 50.
Brown linen pants, AT -.
Sco;ch Tweed pants, 81 80.
Sur>ucker coat, aud pants, - 50.
Alpaca coats. So.
Scotch, all wool spring suits, coat, pants and
vest, SlI 80.
BOYS CLOTHING.
Jacket and pants, 81 30.
Alpaca Jichets, 81 80.
Boys sailor suits in cottonade and spring
cassmeres, from y years to Il.
Call aud inspect 1t line of clothing at the
"BaAyCa iloUsE "a cheap rs Doinestics.
Elegant summer grenadines, only % cents
yard, al the Pranch Hos Sc of Maurice
Meyer Il Co. on DcSiard street.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
Ribbons.

1850 pieces New Ribbons, just received AT
the BRAxcH HuusE, on DeSiard street Rich
Gros Gram Ribbons, AT fifteen cents, twenty
cents aud twenty-five cents, Tor Hair Bows
and trimming Hats
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

Fresh and pretty as a maiden's blush are
the 1000 new pieces Of cailc"s 81 ened up
yesterday at the new Branch House oi Maurice
Meyer ~ Go. on DcSiard street, next to
kmdcrnanus
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

, Persons wishing 10 transact bus
ness with the BEACON office are re-
qrested TO call on or address W. l..
Maashsm. Proprietor aud Business
Manager.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

A competent authority in such mat
tiers says that, one pint of milk taken
before retiring at night will insure
flesh upon the thinnest individual.
The same authority says, the idea
that milk is feverish is exploded. and
advises its use by patients too weak
for solid food, and its lavish use by
those in health-more milk and less
meat is the ticket
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

Table linen for table cloths, onl' 80 cents
yard at Maurice Meyer u Co. :, III, new
Branch House. ON De>iard street.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
Cross Bar .JacOnetS.

For making Gents under shirts. only ID
cent, yard AT the Branch House Of Maurice
Meyer Il Co, ,M D,Sirad street
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

The Italian hrieand, are ling
an English mo'her-ii-law Tor rdnaom,
aud the son-in-law SAYS they eau hold
Der and be disappointed.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

Louisiana Republicans do not be-
lieve in the unwriltcu law T; their mot
to is, when you get into office stay
in, law or no law, written, Or unwrit-
ten," regardless of public opinion or
the ballots of the voters.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

10 sowe respects soda fountains are
III s.rn. rou can Judge Of then by
III phiz."-Com. Adccrt(ser.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

Observing the unlinrcly death Of
the Fat Woman, Miss Duck, we are
tempted to Inquire whether she was
a victim to quacksy
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

BIBLE DICTIONARY

.t.t.Ni>iii.h WIIh \ COPY or THIS
PAPER FOR ONE YEAR AT THE
PUBLISHERS PRICE Or THE BOON
; 50 ONLY ADDED.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
Dress Goods.

The hand>omest line Of dress goods III
Monroe can he found at the Branch House on
ncSar: street No laIy should th'nk of
purciiasin. a dress without looking al the
dress good stock Of Maurice Meyer q Co on
D-Siard street, next To kindcimanns and
under the Picture Gallery.
Fine white r. X > only 30 cents a yard at
the new Branch House vi Maurice Meyer q
Co on DeSiard street.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

a PROPOSITIONS We propose =" advertise
land for .ale. with this understanding" II the
land owner viii give price anI term, 80"
if 100 ale. uu charge. and # 4 sale he VIII
pay u. 10 pei cent of thepurhu'e price. "ai
OF the cash payment.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

Oct your j'h printing dvnc :" IT, 1.A-
II CJS C...,u.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

Nav %. 1871. Sheriff.
, 1875-05-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRIS
TIANSTED'S POST OFFICE.

Corporal Andersen, Miss Anker, 3Iiss
AnndeI, Mrs. J. Arnott, Mrs. Q. Abramson,
Edmon Benners, Aladdin Beniamio,
Francis Brunn, Thomas Renabas, Miss
Myrah Chronrer, Miss Charlotte Chuit,
Miss Elizabeth Christopher, Miss Sarah
Chabert, Crusoe, Mss MathiIda Danislsen,
Mrs. A. M. Daniels, Miss Cornelius Dun
babin, Miss Dochese Davice, James De-
Wiud5 Miss A. It. Elizabeth, Creaste Ed
wards, P. Francis, Miss A. E. Fletcher,
Robert Fsnch, Miss L. NJ. Francis, Miss
E. M, Francis, Susanna Francis, Rosamond
Francis, Sarah Grace O'Conor, Helm
Howard, Robert Hutchinson, Elizabeth
Hall, Miss E. James, Debora Jackson,
Thimothy Joseph, Elizabeth James,
Josephine James, M. j.. James,
Myrah Krauser, Patrick Keating,
Albert Kaalund, Mrs. Richard Iowa, Maria
McKenly, Ellen Miliger, Erusteen McKen-
ly, Elizabeth Newest, Joseph Maseu, Mary
Mark, John Niles, Roselin Night, Jane
Phillips, John PAX, Elizabeth Petersen,
Jack Petersen, Wilhelm Rogers, Rosamond
Rogers, Elizabeth Solomon, Elizabeth
Simonds, Mary E. Syester, Louisa Thomas,
Miss Tagaard, Charlotte Williams, Marian
Williams, Hicinda Wright, Dorathy
Williams, Ellen Williams, Henry Williams,
Susaner Zyiel, Marian Williams.
J. KNUTHSEN.