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OBITUARY.


Tho Rev. GEoRoH WuIrrLR, D, D., very
prominent Congregational clergyman and ece-
rotary Of the American Missionary Association,
died in Brooklyn, N. T., on the 9th inst. He
was born III Albanf,' N. T., June 4, 1905, and,
after receiving tho ordinary common school
education, became student In Lano Thco-
logical Seminary, from which Institution he
graduated. After being ordatned a. a Congro-
gattonal clergyman, lo was appointed Professor
tu 0hcrlIn College, which post hc held several
yearp. After roslgntug, he was offered tho ro-
sitton of Secretary OF the American Missionary
Association, which he held for nearly thirty
years. A short time ago he was offered tho
Presidency Of Howard University, which he
declined. He was m uncle Of Bishop WH1pPLE,
Of Minnesota, and hns left behind him wife
aud i've children,
OBITUARY HorEz.
Among the deaths recently lyreported arc those
Of Dr.. JoEL s. OArsfAN, a prominent physician
Of New York. and at one time res[dentphYsEcian
at Bellevue Hospital; Of W1LL1AM LArrlMER,
ono of tho Directors Of tho Fourth Nattonal
bank Of Now York City, md also ono Of the
Oldest md most esteemed merchants In that
city; of tho Hon. FRANCIS B. FAT, OF Chelsea,
Mass, who was member Of Congress- from that
district In 1889; OF tho Rt.-Ney. Dr.. A. Il. p.
V7aAbLEs, Lord Bishop Of Nassau, Now ProVl-
dcucc, W. T.; OF FRANZ WEBER, tho orgautst Of
tic grcat Cathedral Of Cologne, who, with
FERDINAND H1LLBR, took an active part In the
formation nnl management OF the Cologne
Conservatory Of Music; and OF ADOLF GLAs-
nRHNNKR, tho famous Berlin hnluorist, who
wrote largo nnmber Of dialect Ferses ind gem
cral plays, md ut tho TINA OF his death was
editor Of tho Berlin iWoa&a9s- zeitung, weekly
journal of wit and llumor. musical aud dramatic
, 1876-10-12

nfcgtcIkcr's T1ttntro.
Madison STREET, between Stasn and ueNoofu'
Fprazcment Of q, +. Rowe. "Drass."
, 1876-10-12

New Chicago Thentrcs
Clark street, between Randolph and LAKE, aop1et
ltuRttala,
, 1876-10-12

At1clpht Theatre.
Dearborn strcet, corucs Monroe. 'Ilo BLACK
Crook"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18
A GOOD HOME FOR SOME ONE
FOR SALE
NEAR DELHI, La,

40 acres uf land; 2!p acres M cultivation
u new dwelling, containing five rorms; all
out houses necessary for larnrcrs Il lascr.
new gin house new - saw gin and new
belt; Derriny. new HORSE Engin"--a surc-.s
In fact, everything in perter'r order tor farm
ing. Cool well. OF water, g1h gardens.
orchards OF the best quality ct all the seier,
kinds Of fruits, containing peaches appir>.
pears. figs. ounces, aprirths, piun'>. chrrrirs
grapes. raspherries, strawberries, etc etc and
in fact, even thing 10 make home plra>;inI.
All above ov-riluw. un- mile north. west of
Delhi. on tiIs v, s 4 L. r K.
Price SIS on per acre, one-half cash, bal
xncc one aud rwo years time.
II not SOIL before the firs' Of November,
1875. will be withirawn f,uin the market.
The society at Delhi is COOL ~ any in
the Sis,r-gpod schools and churches. Meth
Odist, Baptist, Presbyterian and Catholic
Titles good Change of blsinc,s is the rca
son assigned fr Tins extraordinary offer.
Apply to Wiley p. Manyham. at Rayv,llr.
La or the undersigned. OF the premises OF a,
Delhi. La. JOHN {. ST ANsEL.
August 2l,r. 1878.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18
rur WEEKLY COURIER

la. E, LACE ciu:uiarlpn i" "vr'y w'Grrn >;a,.'
AMI i.IiIIurv. u - nuT arm 90 make the
Weekly Courier the u. family paper III The
West am, We shall continue iu give IN it,
column. y Urge an"u',t al m-rrll3nruu-
adm. ns,'er, such ~ s,rrrs, tales. pocns.
~'i-niiir iu'rlii.rnrc AMI Dxrnut iri"r.
,lafinr for whnh we are not able To r,Ase
n-,.n in our daily .diri"n. Tn" ag'i n'rurnI
department especially one at Ms prominent
t.A;m-c. TIE -him. are Also regularly re-
parted il, IL. columns, An 20 are ti- ma,k"i>
"i ever sinI T"rr.-S. - per year. post.
at THE COERlER 90.
r-b I2-i, l23 .,,h Ave Chicago. lili
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18
A CARD.

AT . rTelIIi; o: the ,'asscngers Of the late
-trauIrr Rapilr-, on her final Trip from Floyd
10 New Orleans. assembled ia the cabin of
the steamer Bonnie LIE, m Frbr,a'y IS,
we're "tt,r-.i, aIupr-,l, and >isred, m-~ it:
VIII re :, II appear, % us iliat the d..vo-
ton Ia du'y exhibited by Capt. J-re b. Suili
van and J. l.. Robbins. master aui clerk ui
the ia'- Inflated >,rau-r Rapilrs. together
with the other ufhcrTs. Was ~ commemorate
ior prudence, pr"nptnrss aud generous
bravery. and was I'll. ci'idi. under the
ruiIng. ii 4 kni prov G.i"nc-, ~ the pre.erva
iron Of or lives am! Property; therefore,
he II
R..olved, Tia, our thanks I've formal"
t. n,ier-,i these oi.icrrs i,r their prudent care
IT u. in the hnuf al peril. and their thought.
tai snlicitntie for our interest, and comfort
after the dangers OF the moment were over.
b. it further
Resolved, Tina, we commend Ia our friends
and ue,al,ipr, these officers, vito have shown
To vs., during the Whole tip, ~ many Kind.
n-.>~s and cvurie>ies. and an uu>-iii.h regard
for the in,-r-., other. when their own had
;, greatly suffered.
R->o,v-d, That copy of those resolutions
he rendered TO ,h-s. oii.-r>. and that they be
published in the daily New Orleans papers
and in the papers Of our parishes. a, a slight
EXPRESSION of our heartfelt gratitude, and not
as an empty compliment
On motion II wa. further
Resolved, That our thanks aud gratitude
are dt,r, and are tende.ei TO Capt Lndry
and Mr. Joseph Berjoi and fanatics, al West
Baton Rouge Parish, for hospitality and
lib,raIi,y extended TO us after rh- steamer
! WRECKED: AMI We were. al an untra sonabie
hone. welcomed 10 their io>pi,abie mansions.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18
Tf.STIJIONIAE.S:

Prof Jonn Is Rnwluld, musical instructor
Of the Washington w. r.. Church choir, saw:
The parir Ocgans manufactured Ivy the
Gem OCEAN Company, Of tins place. are
arnun. the werrr>t in lone If any ] have
ever heard. ln style o.! case and handsome
finish they are without an equal.
From the Washington Star:
On exhibition in one IF the large show
windows at Cumrnius, Cole t. ThWpp-o"s
store j, an improved style OF organ nIannfic.
Iurrd by the Gem Orran Company, at Wash
.ng'nn The eases are df SOLID walnut ariis-
ticaIly finished and J,incd together in tho
most tl,nr.aIyh manner. The wni work
evidently shows the master hand of the skile,
mechanic. Tie musical qualities of the "a.
gan. so We are informed by an accomplished
nu,iciar, are not exceeded by the best instru.
n,,.r, ni the kind use. IL i, furnished will,
ri.h, stops whi,h give j, full scope in ili':
mos, difficult pieres Ot music. The action
consists of ,wu and one half set. of reeds, 81
arranged that the slightes, defect can DC easily
reached and repaired The organ is als'
supplied with patent music rack, winch
besides being ornamental, is of great convcn.
ipnce TO the performer. In conclusion, we
can say wi,bou, prejudice, that the Gem Or
gan Tor beauty OF style, handsome finish AMI
excellent nusi,al qualities, has no superior.
Dkr WRITTEN WARRANTED FOR FIVE
Il, YEARS ACCOMPANIES EVERY GEN PAELoR
ORGAN SOLD.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18
THE MORNING COURIER.

R..rrn, p.Irir,l events strongly indies t n
.,..,iy r-turu / III. nrmncr,tic parry I" - d..
RENE ppwrr III I.r nation. Tue hoEs'' "'
.;r,,...rt,nri,r. i m"w DenrA'r,,r by "A iars'
u., .r,,y III" r.,vcrr,..n, ii more than me
,aii ii t.- tai. !. y fmi'i>'"r"d ny pr''.'~
rats; IA" pay e"''r- rl''' me frr-! '"h'i''
r,n,r>; ~.ih tu- hrI. ~ !i"pe., AMI IA 'ic'
H." mos. substantial! Encouragement.
r,- wu,. i.rfu rryria'on- Ui ra-'',l,'y and
nrrnprior 90, h. y,r; -. Republican TEA ter,
yin.G. Il,v.. burirnr:i ,h, pres. sni h'rriir"
~ p.'nr.ir. .iurIn. 'iic fs.' ihr'e year,. maze
II dearly the ;u'y u every msn I" take ~"
,'iivr pr ~ ih- gee r"i I->' ~ ''ir rf--h'
year Nor tan ~ my p--rn'u- 'riir 10 M
history at ,Hr 9. Itry. = trustworthy h.!iv
.trW .ra.r'r l. urw ',r,s~ary - 'NrE, rfIrn.
~ ur'rr ''i,' n" nay ,u'.'iir"ri 'i-charG"
~. pulrir,l du,i.'>. lHE NC ,TU NnR>fN"
C"unIr, j. consistent N-,u"rra;r' rw.iia.
ger l. riti ~ 'i-vtrrI to- " orr f ''ii
III: il, r~.ru'n. 1--WE ra'Inn from thr parry that
1T. irb'u'ir..ri l. service. .'i''s"i"rr'' u.
'r.a.ur- .ni "n.,,v,t il lih..r,r'. L. viii
,lvo.,,,. u .,,-,!g rr'nfn 'r >p",r' payments.
~ . irvr- Tina, thi- T'..ut -ltu',,d ~" i'r"ueh'
ahon: b. "rnm"rni'I management, n' the Cow.
~ m mt, \ ~ IFG Nv fThs'N'S II
b,.li .Nrs ~ yr--,'.,'k- ~ par. ans 'h' SAM
,nrrrrry fr rh.. III AID he i'f"r u will
,ivo'. Hem. Rue. Free Trai", and Pub
ir Er,,nu.,,v. 'hc old rarirsi principle. "i
'hr temperate parry
The Cunri.r ha- ->rahli.hcd a wi.'r-pr" 81
r"pui ti'n a. first ria>. nrw>rap"r The
aim of IL. management = tn n,kr II all thai
the public N 'h'.e hurr uig 49, CAL desire.
nam"ly--a complete newspaper. Every
iicul : known "a rIOtcrn ,urnaiIsm i'll be
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Ill Impnr,an' intelligence iiom al par. al the
wurli, whil- th+ ut,urs; care wall b~ rX~r.
.'i>-' 'n gl",n only 81 h - WORTH rIniins.
la short The Courier will give ali the nov =
~ promptly ~ any eth paper. ami c"n''rrs
~ into rnnf. attractive an rca'tahi. firm
Than the bl,nkrt Sh. Il
rrrm>-N Mail Snb>-Tipinns. pn.iag" free,
xix d"llar> pr annun. "T fifty cent, PEI
n.u,ilh, in lvanp.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18
Religious.

PREsBYrERIAS ID. A. Campbell will
preach regularly. At Alto on the Is, sabbath
in each month al Union Church m Ba-kin
Ridge, IN Franklin Pa. nu the third Sab
bath; al Rayv,ll- IN the fourth Sabbarh;-
Preaching in RayviI!e every "Wednesday
night.
Regular appointment fur preaching "f thu
Baptist Church n, Payriilc i, '.rr fiT,s Sun'ay
IN "a n month and Saturday nigh, before.
Rev. l.. e.. k-l. Pastor.
The appointments. of the Rayvili- { rcui
W. r. Church South are a. fri'ws Gitard.
the frs, Sunday III eS.h month; Ray viil- III.
s-con, Alto the third, AMI Cnrm the fourth
Jas. l.. Wright, r &.
MAsOmic.-..R"sular communications o.
X +. MrGu,r. Lodge No. ~" the 2.d Wed.
n-sday in each month.
Temperance r. r.. R;cuLA>I
CuUXCIL NO. -, meets nn the >rr'IId sa
fourth Tuesday nights 81 each month.
B. ID. C:-RArvILLE CorxcIL No. II.
holds its regular meetings on the sccom'
Wednesday. Of each month.
Patrons OF HuslDa ndry.-RAy
WILLIE GRANGE, No. 81, meets every .r'"n''
ami fourth Thursday in each month, AT II
ochrk. \. ".
Maury Grange M. 70. meets on Saturday
before the | - and 3rd Sunday IL each month.
+ Mcdonald, Master, inn. H-mler ,Sec'y
Regular nernny. of Rny,iile Pamo'a
Grange No , are ne first Wednesdays il
January, April. July aud ntobcr, 1915.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18
COURIER-JOURNAL

usual prize s. o.. r",ia:c prepaid on both
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rh. W-exy Courier "urnsl j. the great
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Suit us 81 30 aud get Io,h lap-,s
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18
The Beacon and Free Press for
Four Dollars.

The DETROIT FREE Press has acquired
great celebrity tor its fund Of quaint humor,
sparkling wit stories. sketches. choice general
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18
Another Premium to Subscribers.
TWO PAPERS Fer THE PRICE OF ONE.

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Dairy, etc. each department being in charge
Of competent editor. We have an arrange
ment with the publisher by which we are
enabled TO offer it free for one year, to every
one who obtains new subscriber to our
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With such an nducement, will not every
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Another Splendid Offer.

IN addition To other Inducements offered for
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oi such Of our reader, as may wish To sub
scribe for that Excellent Weekly Agricultural
Paper, Our Home Journal aud Rural South
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18

We have now on hand large assortment
ofle't-r head aud n o,c heal paper, "f various
sizes. and also tn Of bill head paper blank
card. &c. aud those who desire work "f thai
kind we prop r>e tn in i, fur Now Orleans
prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed in every
instance. We have now new and varied
stock OF type of the iares, STYLES, and are pre-
pared To execute small his ~ neatly "a can
he done any where. In addition IN the sup.
pity we have on hand we have ordered some
large sized Roman, suitable fp' tanks Of
every description. which We propose To exc
cute with taste and neatness r.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18
BEATTY'SI9o5.,5.7IS+EHB ] -!

LUX URuANS.
nAy, ~ LlGHr SsuN me PREss .
b. a;,y . Goh,~n Trnen- psroI Organs have
wen ,,,r ,h-m.-l,r. good r-r',ta'ion Tar and
VIDE Ha,hinc on Star
We womb rccou,rncn nj 'hi- excellent ins'ru
men, 10 the musical world. for II. fncnr's OF
ton. -Prusbrrs Ind) Fsm"oraf.
W~aihin- Lo,'g- Il Odd Fellows has pur-
chased one Of B-a',y'. Golden Tongue Organs,
ani It Is III. Tres, instrument rS"r brought 10
,. TIN. town -Wocdsioun( j ReGisr.
The instrument gives "ntir~ ,a'isiac'inr.
My hro,her who rur'is>-'' 'h" "rs"n'" high
" pl.a,ed - snph" (N" Mus
Those " ho wi-h To- rur hase first cas-
~. ,ru,nent for lame. hsil 90 chsrch music
should rrya Beatty by all moans.-Rer''y
(N,rh) Ou'imc .
H. ,orr equals 'hc fncs: we have ever
hcar., - Edna Na D0n,erdt.
---gru's wanted everywhere 10 canvass tos
this superior instrument. Address. u; MEL
+ BEATTY. Wdthing;en, " j.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18
200 Box. SOFIA c:ack-r-;
loo boxes cream Biscuit;
81 la fbnx-s cA,Ia Soda for Familic,
All fresh from the Oven.
drcl3. LAMKIN & EGGLESTON

80 acres i1nl-iD arrc- IN god state al
cultivation with good comfortable houses
will he >"l,i Checp for Cash. or iwo-ihiIds
C,,h, will mortgage retained e.. balanc. -
There i, also on the place Horses and nninr
implements, AMI twn COOL Jokes Of oxen. -
For further particulars. apply 10 J. J. Os''cn,
on the Placc,or IT. Wiley r. Maaghan,, Ray
Vile La NC 22rif.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18
To Candidates.

Having heard Of several candidates being
on, for office already, we take this opportunity
10 inform them that the RGcHLAND BEACON is
ready to announce any and oil names Of can.
didaies but one thing bear in mind. the Prin
,ers fee must be paid invariably in advance.
$1,000 for District, $500 for parish and $500.
for ward officers.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18
The christian Index,
LARGE. EIGHT PAGE WEEKLY.
uRG,N or the p,Prtsr pESuNISATTny.
SHnlLp he ~ EVERY EtPTi.T

SH"ILp ne N EVERY htPTi,T
rhYIL> IL IHE LAND.
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1t j. ,irr paper f'r I'll who would know the
ruth Il. j, !, in jesus, Subscribe in it n,
nnrr--indu e your friends AM nci2hlor. n
,iu lik-wr,-. Ii you haven The money, sub
,cril,. for the paper aryh,w--y"ur pastor al
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specimen copies. The prize of ;hc Index j.
- II wear Address all order. Ia
JAS. +. HARRl*ON 4 co.
Box %, Atlanta. ia.
In connection with The Index We tave.
perhaps, the iary-s, Ani mos, complct. Book
aud job Printing Office IN the South, known
a. the Franklin S,car, Printing House, al
which every variety al Book, Mercantile,
Lc.a! and Railway Printing is executed. Ia
cxcclIc ~ "f manL-r. pronptnes- and cheap
ness. we defy compe,I,nn.
Our Blank BOX Manuiictory is. likewi.e
we'll appointed. Orders ~ ri'eh for every
grad. uf work in this department. Conntv,
uiiicial. will lind 1t to their interest to consult
us a, to Legal Form Boss, Recor!s, Minutes,
Hatk-, e'c. A.,
Ini, establishment has long been ,Ioroug...
y refttcd and r-iurni,hcd. regardless Of *
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Job printing material. together with a full
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Wedding Car,ls of ncw aud elegant design.
rivalinr the beautiful productions Of 'hc rn-
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Al,ire.S all communications 10
JAS Z. HARRISON l. CO Pr"pricnr,,
=. q Drawer II. Atlanta, t'a.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18

The time ct which Babcock will -enser the
lecture Geld" hes not yet been announced.
nor have We any intimaiion - to what will
be the suiisct of his first lecture, though We
presume Il will be something not wholly un-
eopnccted with con 'oln,ed Bnnrbon.-S.
Lewis Tim~s.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18
rHE RICHLAND BEACON.

RowELL 4 CHEsx,S, ST. Louis M. are
orr authorized Agent. 10 Contract for adver
Using for the Beacon
5 NJ PErrISaILL h Go. 81 Park Row
CORNER Beekman street, New York are our
au,horizcn agent. for n Y.
WALKER, TAYLOR h Co. NEWSPAPER AL.
vrr,ising Agents, 1874 w. Baltimore street
BALTIMORE, Nd, are our authorized agents Ia
contrac, for advertising in the BEACON.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18
Hog PrOauclS..

100 bills Pork ~. Louis Standard;
100 pkgcs Figs Feet,
in KS, bills and half bbl,;
10 tierces s. &. Hams;
80 packages dry sal, Meats;
rs casks Bacon s,d-. and shoulders;
ljD package. Leaf Lard,
kegs, buckets, tirrces and half bbl,.
decl3. LANKIx & EGGLEsroS.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18
Baltimore Camel ru.ts.

500 C.iSES Canned trm's and Eegr'a.
bl-s bnrl, irnn the packer, a, BOTTOM Fix.
ures. and offered al New ORLEANS wtor.ai-
pricrs by LANKiN Il EGGLESrON
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18
The Patent Music Rack on tho
GEM ORGA ne

is by far the creates, convenience 80 performer,
.!la, hs> y-, b-em invented Beside. its usc
whli- playing. IT j, arranged y. receptacle
FOR rnn,r Il /. neat fixture, beautifully
carved and arranged upon the front o. 'hc
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18
BEATIY'S4idI|5!H5}E{ilbb5.

ParlOr Organs are highly recommend
ed by Prof q. Fl. Hunger, Rev. A. VI Jelly,
Baltimore, Md; Prof John B. Rowland, Rev.
s. Domer, Washington, d. C.; G. s. Dysar,
Bloomfield, Iowa; G. w. Robinson, Prof.
Johnston, Philadelphia. and thousands Of 9th
ers as the best in use. Send stamp for extend
ell list Of testimony before buying parlor
organ. Agents wanted everywhere. Adj
dress. D.iNJEL T. BETTY V'ostirgfoa
y
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18

Best quality Of Spring Steel Machine Nee.
dles for all kinds Of machines, at the machine
agency ii J r. Ichrn. Monroe. La ty,ni.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18

MA ACRES wtph lsnd, 60 acres dog
ZVD wool ri'y- some sweet gum innd.
" al ne sold \, 81 80 per acre. on easy terms,
ten miles south ca, 81 Ravvillc. For further
particular. arry II this Office (no. c26n
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Important to Agriculturists.
The Bismarck Cabbage.

W.. have received from Europe. a limited
qua t,ry of the Bismarck Cabbage Seed. winch
produce. solid heads ri cabbage. the size Of
the inoIth Of II nr barrel and larger. Thr>r
enormous cabbayes are raised With the most
ordinary cultivation. III any climate, and Al
Present prices double the orrliuary profit !.
realized from their production In transplant
ing from these seed, grca, care should br
used to give sufficient space tor growth.
package sent Ia any address postpaid on r--
c-ipt OF So cents Three packages, } 90.
Eight package. S200. 4 sure cure for cab
bage pests and Fine Oil Chrome size . 10y .
sent free with each package. B ALEXAN
DER Il co sole L. $ Agent, S'h street opvo.
site Cooprrs Institute, New imk. Please
quote this paper dm
ISDELLIBLE MARKING PAPER rR Marx
ING CLOTHING WITHOUT PREPARATIONS -
DIRECTION Lay the Ind-l.ibe Paper up"u
the article tn lie marked. and place over = a
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with Il common lead Is.nil, Or any smooth
point II the marking i, pressed with = hot
flat iron or otherwise hra'ed tor few SCI.
n l.. it can be washed Immediately with h",
water aud soap a. usual. Harran ed not To
fade or spread in the clutiI. A package s-nr,
posi- pau. on rcctlIf w - teht>. 'Np VH W
cents Address b. ALEXANDER h, CO
Sole L. s. Agents STU street opposite Cooper
Institute New York. Agents wanted, send for
t-rh.-. Please quote this paper. ON
Moor's Business University, Atlanta. Ga
The only Actual Business 5 ho,l IN the South
Send for Catalogue ly.
OxGAS Foa SALr-We offer for sale AN" it
ST.: B-ar,y's Golden Tong"e ParIr Organ.
manufactured by Mr. Daniel + Beatty, at
Washington, n j.. who adverti>es ia oar
columns. The organs mauuyScfur-d by TIN.
house are nnIe tor their hcaurItu, flush, r,ch
deep tone. AMI great durability; have only
Ia be- seen and heard I'd he appreciated. Call
! Ut thi. office Il
! Who wants Il good S.wirg Marhinr! We
| ram give you choire OF any y.m desire and
! s.il fnr 80 per cent less Than agents price.
: Call aud see US before buying elsewhere. II
! We viii advertise any horse, nuil. Sc. f'
the owner that may be s'sayed on ar stolen
! on conditions that if Tie animal is not recuv-
! cred, no charge, and ii recovered the owner
will agree TO pay us so for advertisement,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18

Mary hal little dress, oil rufiird, pufted
and br,ided, 'Domestic Fashions gave
shape, the New aDosnsstic" made Il.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18

nNE Half ,u'"rr., in large body Of land.
~ bm will b" sold IN I"s," -n' purchasers.
f"r Iar,lrulars apply at this Office. It.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18

1OOn hcr"s Of Handsome improve.
lOOO mcn' on the y ace. Near tho
North Louisiana X Texas Rail Road, and in
good range. For Particulars apply q, this
,f,.e r.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18

J. +. Behen, Monroe, La. is agent for the
renowned Singer Sewing Machine All
order. hy mail promptly attended to. psnl
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-18

HnOn Acres Of land s.ld to suit pu'eha-
OO ,.r< All in the woods. For
Particular. apply =, this Office. II.