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, 1875-02-02

The recent victory Of tho gamblers is by no
means complete. Justice Inns n,n;lc one moro
effort to vindicato herself in the manly and
vigorous charge which Judge W11I1AMs de-
livcrel to tho Grand Jury yesterday, aud
which, will bo found elsewhere. Tho Court
dwells very largely upon the general preva-
lcnce of gambling and tho manner in which
the Polica Commissioners allow it to be prAc-
ticcd with iuapunity, and calls the attention
of the Grand Jury to the fact that. although
tho law is slightly imperfect, it can DO so Gu
forced NJ to prevent gambling rs public
amusement, and compel the gamblers to hunt
their holes and dens in tho dark instead Of
plying their villainous vocations IN brond
daylight md in public places. The charge Of
tho Court is not only a notice to tho
gamblers and other criminal classes TINT the
Inv will again confront them, hut it is a moral
indictment of the police forco mud tho Police
Commissioners, clnrging them not only with
dereliction in duty but with connivanee with
tho gamblers. Tie Grand Jury should intlict
tho police officers for their shameful md
criminal neglect Of duty in not breaking up
the gambling dens which infest the city and
aro running hundreds, perhaps thousands. Of
our young men. Judge W11I1AMs will havo
the sympathy md support of tho respectable
citizens Of Chicago for his determined and
mauly attitude in defense Of their rights and
his efforts to remove tile disgraceful practice
which has been fastened upon the city undor
tho auspices Of the Peoples Party Police
Commissioners, and which is injuring its
good nasno abroad and running its young men
at home.
, 1875-02-02

Just at tie present ti1no there is n great
deal of municipal naalevolenco nfloat againEt
Cllcago, in which St, Louis takes tho larger
part, tho remainder being about equally
divided between Milwaukee, Louisville, Gin
cinnati, Pittsburg, md New York. In sonlo
Of tho named cities tho causa is apparent,
unlnely, chronic jealousy Of succcssfulcom-
petitor on the one hand, and eucronchment
upon trade on the other. What nils the rect
is not so apparent, except TINT they haro
formed q habit which thcy cannot shake of,
of suoering nt Chicago, Of beiittling her energy
and enterprise, Of inquiriug "vhy ahe does
not pny ller debts, and throwing her mort
cages in her face, The facts will show TINT
this treatment is ungencrousand uncharitablo,
and not warranted by anything in her past
records
The present condition Of Chicago can best
/ be appreciated by q glance ut what Chicago
Inns done within the past fow ycars. Tue fire
Of 1871 WIS n calamity vastly greater than has
ever visited any other city of this country
In single night it destroyed tho very heart
! of Chicago, wiping out its business, and leav-
| ing only fringe of wooden houses on two
sides Of the city. It destroyed the accumula-
tions Of an average lifetime, the savings, not
Of spectators, but Of the pioneers and indus
trious builders Of the city. In that brief
dozen hourB 5000, 100000 Of property wero
extinguished, and zoo. 900 people found then,-
selves either without homes or without places
to do business Their stores, counting
rooms, warehouses, manufactures, shops,
banks, insurance Offices, telegraph offices,
railrond depots, churches, hotalst theatres,
printing Offices. and tho public property wero
reduced to dust and cinlers. The sympathetic
world contributed to her relief, md the
homeless multitudes OF citizens, with a
courage which has never been oxcellad In
tho records Of great cafamities, among which
this was the grdategt, without word Of ro-
plning or an expression Of llopelessness, set
to work to replace whit had boen so sudden
ly swept away, and in two years time new
and more beautiful city rose out at tho nshes.
Then camo the universal financial panic, al
most without warning, and paralyzod the in
tlustries of the country, swopt away banking
institutions, raralYxed commerce md indus
try, left the channels OF tratlo dry and bxc,
and resulted In general and enormoua
shrinkage Of ynlueS. Other cities, however,
had not boon burned up or swept of their re.
SOURCES had not lost tho accumu1ations OF Il
generation of toll, had not been compelled to
rebuild themselves. Chicago had but just
regained lcr feet after the stunning blow ol
1871 whom the storm Of 1879 struck her.
Had size enjoyed the good fortune OF
other cities, sho would have 80 strength.
anad her resources md built TN
, 1875-02-02
Terms QE The TRIBUNE.

AArxa or aunscnirr!oa trafAFLE IN AnyAFrEl.
TnstAEn i'rcrnli at this tif'lrc'
IlsS b T@'l. si2.H, SHsk1; ssk!y w
Tsrts pf 1e1r at tha sAHo rate. ........
ro prevent dtlaY and nstakcs, 10 and cite fost
0fheo address In full, including Stain and County.
tmtaucss may ads cithns hy draft, cspfoss. Post
Gnes efdur, In reRistercd lrttort. ut MIR risk.
TNEME TO CITY sunAcnfHEKs.
DAily delivered. Sunday sretrted % cents per wrck
naiIy delIscrs Sunday included. 80 conts per wcrl
Addreia THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Corner Madaon and Dtatl'orn -sts., Chicago, Ill.
, 1875-02-02
OH Gbieaun UTibu11e.
Tuesday Morning. February .. 1873.

The supporters Of Dir. CARPENTER in tue
WISCONSIN Legislature havo determined to
make stand to-day and call for half-a-day' =
ballotirg. Such course will not injure Dir.
CAnrrxrEn's prospects, which arc Us bud now
NJ they eau be.
, 1875-02-02

New developments In relation to the Mem.
phis s. RI Paso Railroad and its operations
through tho lobby at Washington havo boon
1nndo by the New York Sun and it is now
believed that Ton scorrs subsidy scheme
will in consequences bo defohted in both
Houses. The suggestion Of bribery in Con-
gress on behalf Of the bill is too strong to be
sepressel BY mere denial
, 1875-02-02
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

THIRD pAGE-City Real Ssate, Wanted Icat r.
ta:e. Wants, To Ncnts. Lost And Found busintsa9
uonln atnstcal+ efe., etc. r,, r
SEVENT1I PAEE-Amustmerte, Railroad Tins IA
bio, Medical Carls, New Publications. etc.. etc,
, 1875-02-02

RooLEY's THEATRE srrsst. hstwsss
UlAlk aad sASAlla. "MsKnella."
, 1875-02-02

ACADEMY or Music -Ha16ed street. bstNsen Mad.
t4au aud Monroe. "Qtans usllo."
, 1875-02-02

M'vrCKER'H THEATFE-Msdi.on ftrest. between
c.rbo1n md State. Engagement Of Mrs. D. r. Ao"e'
- frHu
, 1875-02-02

:-ATTENT1oN, H1R KNIGHTS. Stated Cnncisve Of
Apolin Cnutnandery, No J. x. fhis {fuestayl oseG-
on z 4 Order Whiting iii Knights coufteoua's n's'
VIVA ~ s'@"' '"' ' q, B. ". LOCKE. Recorder.
, 1875-02-02

CHICAGO MU9Et|M-Msuroe street, hetweon Dear
born aud StAte, ScAndh1.f Afternoon and oSsrln4.
, 1875-02-02

WE MEAN ALL WE sAY,-FUIL SET REsT GUN
teeth g. Satisfaction money Ertnnded tsi1E, ntst
oaas It hall tho usual xhtn5. MCCiESNkft 8GMfk'sE'
, 1875-02-02

AE1I1AR LOnGF, No, so9, A. 7. / 4: M:-Res.
olar re.ng hs tTuesdny} evonlne in theIr hn tF1ss
MAsaus Hall IL sorsne st forbisino.* ana Tofk on ths
" " ~ 9, H. CRANE, Secretary.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
Jail Delivery.

Last Sunday morning, just before day, the
citizens of Rayvle residing in the neighbor-
hood of the Jail were aroused from their
morning nap by the cries of one of the in
mates OF the JAIL calling out Justify, "Irwin
has broken Jail y and sure enough he had
broken ont and made good his escane He
was assisted from the outside 10y parties who
furnished him with a crowbar. or something
oil the Kind, with winch to open the door, so
we are informed. Ii seems that the country
IS infested by people who are determined
that no man snail remain in Jail until he can
be punished for crime and as long as this is
the case our courts of justice are mere farces
our Jails useless institutions and our lives and
property at the mercy of the lawless
All the prisoners were released by Irwin
and his accomplices but none chose to leave
with him, as strange as it may seem, although
some of them are held to answer very grave
charges.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04

Now that SIc tii1e allowed by law for the
correction Of the assessment is passed, we
presume no person in Richland parish will
be so stupid as to make any complaint as the
rolls were kept open ior inspection and cor
rection all the time, and IN addition to the
regular notice given by publication, other no
tees were given in conspicuous way, so
that no reasonable person could complain.
1t is very strange that some people will BE-
so Indifferent about their assessments as never
to come to look after j, and yet make COM
complaints.
They should have more regard for the
intelligence of their listeners. The tax
payers should be very careful to classify and
describe their property and under the head
of remarks, 10 give all information necessary
for the guidance Of the Board Of Assessors
We aoticcd quite number of lists in the
descriptions something like this "Same
properly rs last year" and they should know
that the Board OF Assessors do no, keep the
old lists. They are turned over 10 the tax.
collector on the lst Of Sept Of each year.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
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Midway Correspondence.

MIDWAY, Aug. Goth, 1875.
Editors Beacon
As you request that some one
in each neishborhood to keep YOU posted with
local news, by your permiss ion | will keep
you posted with local matter from this Sec
ton.
Crops are better than have seen them
since the war. Our cotton, as a general thing,
has all fallen down with bolls. have seen
a little rot. Ii il does no, injure the crop no
worse than it has, we will make as much as
we can gather. The corn crop as general
thing, is good. think there will be enough
made to do the country. So much for the
grange.
The members of our grange propose to set
aside three or five acres of land to expert
ment on. We are going to try wheat,
sugar cane, rice, tobacco, millet, &c. think
that we are beginning to pull in the right direc-
ton now, and hope to report some good
results before twelve months.
The Macon is nearly to the spring water
mark hut has not done much damage to our
swamp planters as yet A good deal of sick
ness and few deaths mostly children.
MIDWAY MAN
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
Religious.

PREsBYTERIAN.-Rev. ID. A. Campbell will
preach regularly, at Alto on the st Sabbath
in each month at Union Church on Baskin
Ridge, in franklin Pa. on the third Sab
bath; at RayviIle on the fourth Sabbaih;-
Preaching in Rayville every Wednesday
night.
Regular appointment for preaching of the
Baptist Church at Rayville is the first Sunday
in each month and Saturday night before.
Rev. L. {. Kels Pastor.
The appointments Of the Delhi Circuit, NJ.
+. Church South, Rev. B. F. Alexander
preacher in charge, are as follow:
st Sunday i'm each month at Delta
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
JUDGEMENT.

ISABELLA T. Srnrrr' WIFE, Parish Cont,
M"sEs J. L!poELL, hn,bd, mnd, State -,
Iuu.ana.
ESl reason Of the law and ,hc evidence ,u
Ed tins >uii, and by iniIiIrr reason Of an
answer beng iii.d, and the case bcin. Irnu.
iarly taken up, IN lis ordcg for trial, aud the
law aud the evidence being favor of the
plaintiff, Isabella I. Scmple, wife, it Is there
tore ordered, adIudgrd aud deere ell that the
community "I a,guctS and gains heretofore
cN's'lng between Isabella I. ScmI,lr, wife,
and Moses j. LidlcIl, husband, be- dissolved,
AMI that She be separated III property from
hlin, and tliat She br authorized To- rc>uiur the
separate control and administration nf he,
separate property and be authorized To man
age her affairs Is femme sole |, is further
dccrccd t'lat plaintiff Is the owner of the
fIano and suit of Bed Room Furniture, as
descr bed IN plaintiff petition, and that she
be placed IN possession thereof under her
separate control.
Read and signed in open court this 2lst
August, 1875.
K. 7. WILLIAMS,
Parish Judge
hereby certify The above and foregoing To
be true and correct copy Of the original now
on file.in my office.
~~ NItncssny official signature and
; Seal seal Of office ON this 23rd day of
wv Augusta. ID. 1873
J. NEWT. FITS,
aug g2S-5's Clcrh i.h Dist. Coar,.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04

The Ashland Benton county Missy Argus.
of Friday last, chronicles a melancholy acci.
dent. II says:
very unfortunate accident occurred in
our county. near Friendship Church, five
miles east Of A shland on Monday last. 4
party OF movers from Arkansas were return.
lng 10 their Old home in Alabama An OK
rart loaded with their haggagc. and two
women ;md several children, by some mean,
turned over, iuJuring one of the women 10
-nch an extent that she died in a few
minutes. The Lci-hbors rendered every
assistance possible, aud hy subscription raised
sufficient means 10 inter the remains of TN.
unfortunate woman.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
MALARIA! MALARIA!
READ, REFLECT AND ACTl

II "l'. rain r. I.,.tnc V.rus. ,a.ru from
'"" ''f' .'#.- "uo 1".' .!ry ;.r yeas. 'u-n
n''t-''tri, and 'i.,. he,gr-r lo,n, u. a Lancet
PA" ''I L "i" drawn -r"'tv uu :Ac 1r.u. -
q, ""' Z" raw g." h'-.i VI % 80 ..r.l.-,..I,,.,
"'" ':n'n u" ri.'.'' system u- "a PREVENT tie,
parry =" Sarciur',i frnn .ai,.., n. ,no.,
+: '"'.'>'n" oi Diseases. (,ma. IuN.) .or IA
'"'!r" "i"; ag"lIi. If the C"l"hra.rd Eu.alyp
',,' 'f"" VIII change an uu'uhahirabl. maIar.:l
"i''r"' r'" hra.i'iy. sa'unriouS cline. 10y
''"EE '.'e' tb'nc from tie atmosphere rA,
!'.>"" malaria. wLy VII mo, :a,. prc;.,r
'''"". J, Property applied, u"u,ralllr .nG
"",''"y 'hc poison, Enu,vu Il riata.rta,,., ,Eu.
'"'"'e Ihr'''s !" lt"Ihi, mai;,rial d.,t.Ir:-
NH iLruHIr,r
W" claim. Nat 'h"r" i, such remedy. and
'ha, "" 'Hv" prepared H. aud a,r..ri il. ar,I
pf"y"'' i IN oar AurI.NIaIarial nr Euriy,,,,;,I
b"it-and HAT persons who Will wear ris
b''l' may lui:ahi' the worst naiar,.d ti.rrf,,.
wIti"nt rt" tear "t having any di-ca,,., arising
from naarla: such II, Chil,> and Fever. E,l.
,"us "r lu'"rniri"m Frvrr. yellow Fever
Jaundl"". Enlarged Liver and Spleen. IDJ,
gc>iun, Constipation aud Hru.or, hnl,t, AMI
ihai II Will curc all tine above ai-r.,>..> .y.
cept the worst cases ui Bilious and Y,iro,v
Fever
IhiS l. callel an An,i-ma'ara pr En,hv.
mial Belt. a. II Corrcct> the humor> Of rh. d, IL
and produces a healthy action iuvl.or,rir,. w..
system, and thus enabling i, rn prrt,,riu i,s
various duties withuu, fcarin. the ,tirc,. ,r
malaria in the least.
1t has been tried in thousands of case.
without failure
, They can be obtained from the prorrcror<
IN an quantity al the Powell Building, junc-
ton OF board and Peachtree streets, Atlanta.
Ga
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
Lost, Strayed or Stolen.

TROM the undersigned, on or about the
L. time the water came up in A pril. 1878.
one sorr.i mare pony, with flax :. .ane and
tail, with blaze in the face, about II or ii
hand hisl-waiss and ,rots-5 or 6 years old.
A reward of 5000 will be paid for her de-
livery to Wiley p. Mansham. a, RayvilIe, or
to the owner, south o. RayviIe.
Au. %, 1873 1T GEO LYSLES.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
FINE MERCHANT TAILORING!
Now is Your Time!!
SAVE 20 PER CENT uN
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER

Being desirous Of retaining our workmen
by giving them employment during the dull
season, we will, from Ills date to the lOrh
September, make to order any kind of goods
at 40 PER CENT LESS" than our regular price
for same.
We have on hand nice assortment of
Cloths, DoesKins, Basket DiagoIals Fancy
Sutings. Pants Patterns and Eestings. This
is a rare opportunity to get fine work at low
rates, as our cutter is unexceled, and we have
only iirstclass workmen.
GEO. c. kRESS g. co,
jy3l-2t. Eicksburg. Miss.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
Az UNPLEASANT INsINUATIoN.-Tbe cd

An UNPLEASANT INsINUATloN.-The editor
Of the Ukah (Cal) Democrat having recently
suggested that there were other vacations
more suitable for woman thin lnng a
newspaper during political campaign. Mrs
Belle Lynch, of The Ukiah Dispatch, thus an.
INITIATES him "lf only men are to fight the
battle of thu campaign, the editor of the
Democrat had better put on checked apron,
ret him hank of yarn aud some knitting
needles ,ud a pair oi brass mo.ucd spec,a,
ules aud ..'l'r ifuiu the stormy conflict.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
Gotten Gins and Cotton.

As the cotton season is fast approaching.
planters deslrCus Of lmsurng their Gin Houses
and Cotton, would do well To effect their
Policies through the well known. long eStab-
iIshed and reliable agency Of j. F. and +. ].
BEHEN, Monroe, La Isepl-lm
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04

MasOnic...-Reguar communications of
r. +. McGuire Lodge No. 2U9 the End We'd
nesday in each month.
Tempcrance.-U.F.T. RIcHLASD
Council No. ~, meets on the second and
fourth Tuesday nights of each month.
Ii. ID. C.-RAYvILLE Council No. Is,
holds its regular meetings on the second
Wednesdays Of each month.
Patrons Of IIusbamdry.-RAy-
VILE GRANGE, No. 50, meets every second
and fourth Thursday in each month, at IL
O'Clock, AN.
MaurY Grange No. 40, meets on Saturday
before the 3rd Sunday in each month. J. A.
Hemler, Master; Geo Francis, Secretary.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04

A MoURSER a most cadaverous
countenance and Grape on his hat, be waited
Mt Paris station for the coffin to - lified on,
OF the train; j: was heavy, Tor it was lined
with lead. And when the bystanders looked
on with sympathy and wondered il it was his
wife, his molher or his father, the weli,in-
formed police invited him into private
room, where they opened the coffin and
cmrrIej it of its load of Brussels lace
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Attention planters! 500 bushels
Genuine Red Rust-proof Oats, fully
guaranteed, for sale at John l..
Byrne's agercy, at 81 80 per bushel.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04

" -
"' " ''''''h Ill" "''T""'
III" h'nh'> are c""i anu Gays very "af"''
The fr,t dag OF September was warm
The ran J. not o heavy a II has been, out
wc still have showers.
Its predicted hat the corn market will
open NJ four bhs bu>h"l
ysp,, - EolIi, j.. Il, ,o,,.,, ,,l v,Jl
preach To lisht aud towonow.
". willy ., icon orr rooJ.rs ,,os,ed on
,b, n,,kc, r.,,sr,s tl,rnuor The rot,on srasoo
Nn.oui,o,s o,, iu,, - u,ru.rou, a ,h.y
,yrr, dining IN. SIMMER months.
W. Jrn thompson Pfr"''i' u'as ,"">o"'S
ms ! Tue h'>' ','n ''i''''''', ''l'' ,e' VIZ q"
'"' 'ec' any CIV" '''''' VIC "'' "'''' "e'NS
"T"'
IA" yo" -" F,'"'y u r''- '''T Se'' II
20" "Io j." WAL nave sP'e''"'.' crop ol
'le'i''
The good citizens Of the Parish say tha,
nay ''''' '"s"' - '"'
"''"9'
Co.. c. II. Moorcs store house n, Dc.Ei
was s,ruck by lightning 4 few days since and
'oh''''''''! '''''''Ne"
Now is the time to begin to advertise for
the fall trade. Oar colnnns are AT your seq
vice Don't ue backward
The families Of Mess E. f. Mcdonald and
Wiley L. Ma"sham returned from their sum
mrr tour On Thursday evening.
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days instead Of being confined ia nil a,
puni>hme = ,ak.a with the people.
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ably.
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i'"eo" " "i"'' "PP'"' ii" "'e 'aS' saturday
- '"N'"ie" ,''"' .'e'e ~, are 'cW cases "i
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This is the frs, month that has anr in il.
and they ssy il is safe to eat oysters from now /
"" May. VINO Wi'I iHrh'sh us with dozen !
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Cotton picking has commenced in eornes.
in our parish; the crops are good: no worms
yet, and # they were To appear noyv they
could do little DAMAGE
Inc OfahSe OonVehhon which meets IN
20 transact. Work in harmony yen,lamen
and yor will occomn,ish vonr nnrnosas
We were PANIED to learn few days since
that Mrs. hemler was very i'll. Hope she
has began to convalesce ere this. We hear
oi good deal oil sickness IN the Alto neigh
borhood.
T., ,;stsr,,;rv;r, N ,,oso ,,,o ,,,
with oy.raow ., Loo, ,l., a.. -: -
a, las, commenced c,II;ny n, V;,L,,a.a h.,, I
% NV oo"s'''''' " muse whose corps
'"'"uy ooe" oes"oyeo'
The remains Of Mr. W p Wright, of
Monroe, were brought to this place last Sun.
day for in,erment and were deposited by the
side Gi his two little daughters, one of whom
was buried there only a shor, time since.
His disease was fux. His d;scopsola,e wido,v
has the sympathy of the community.
n
DhrAhrvhhs.-on inesuay morning OF
"ss week "ne TWO uaugnIers oil capt r.. Scott, |
w W. C""'Io'e' ihey go 'here instead |
~ 'e W '"So" "s an '''e rac"i,y oil
So. "i"e' p" "Ne ChdISe |
."'s w" VIC ,e"in Is one oi ue
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04

Insure your gin houses, cotton and
other property at the old and reliable
agency of John l.. Byrne. DELAYS
are dangerous. Protect your interests.