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PAR!SI. CONVENTION.

We hear some complaint in regard
10 the action of the Executive Com
inittce aud correspondent thinks a
mass meeting should be held to get
the sense Of the people Of the parish.
If we mistake not mass meeting
was held sumc time since and it was
poorly attended. 1t is needless to
try TO Please all for in SO doing we
We are sure to displeasc melody.
We have uuhounded confidence in the
ability Of tic leaders of the Democrat
ic Conservative party OF Rlchiand
Parish to manage the political affairs
of the parish, and believe they will
act wisely in the premises.
1t is not only the privilege bat the
duty OF every Democrat to turn out
at conventions and give an expression
Of opinion If they fail to attend they
are blamahlc for omission Of duty
just in the same proportion that those
who do attend arc blamable for COM
mission Of error.
We doubt not that everything will
be arranged in apple-pic order before
the time for a Parish Convention,
that ricket will be put out of mcn
of whctn we will not he ashamed
One that we can go before the people
with and ask every true Democrat to
stand to and support it in the contest,
We heard the remark from very
staunch and influential democrat that
he had heard of no man spoken of for
the different offices that he wosld not
support if nominated. This is the
kind Of patriotism aud devotion 70
principle that should actuate every
democrat in the parish. 1t is true II
the proceedings Of the Executive Com
mittee were to have been published
1t should have been done last week,
for ifthc meeting was held publicly,
which was the case, we cant see the
improperly of publishing the proceed
'nSS. they came in however, tine
tor this issue, which will be found
IN another column. We were of Opin-
ion that The time had been fixed for
holding Ward Conventions but on
examination find that such is not the
case 1t will be seen that a resolution
was passed urging the Democratic
party Of each Ward TO proceed immc-
diately to form clubs in the different
Wards. This is an excellent idea
and We hope in two weeks the differ
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29
No. 5 Male Scholarships. $1,000.
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Nrophulcn i the chcaprS' college of hk"
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President Walton. of Nrorhogcn, deserves
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TIN. President Prot Walton l. one Of H.,
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29
ALTO, IA, July ~, 1876.

EditOrs Rtchi0Hd BedcoH:
The Central Executive Committee
met on the 18th inst. ! took it for
granted that the proceedings of that
meeting, or at least so much of them
as are for the public eye, would have
been published in your last issue;
that the voters of the Democratic
Conservative party may know upon
what plan they are required Or cXpcc-
ted to organize.
| have learned this much that we
are to have ward meetings to elect
delegates to a parish convention to
nominate full parish ticket As
there are number Of gentlemen aspir-
ing to the different Offices, all of whom,
| presume, are willing to submit their
names to nominating convention,
and abide its decision, provided it Is
made with any degree of fairness
But, Mcssrs. Editors, right here a
very grave question arises, that here
tofure has been overlooked, and that
is the basis of representation from
each ward This question is being
discussed among the people, and my
attention has been called to it, and |
have been requested, with your per-
mission, to call the attention of your
readers to the same, through your
valuable paper. learn the same sub
jcct is now agitating the minds of the
voters of our sister parish of Franklin,
and unless change is made there is
! strong talk and great probability
that the party in Franklin will split
upon this same question. As the
matter now stands each ward Is CT t.
tied TO have the same number OF dele
rates. The same rule has always
heretofore been applied in our Rich
land conventions this rue does very
well when there is but one asplrant
for each office; but the case Is differ
cnt now, as there are several for nearly
all the Offices in the gift of the people.
Messrs. Editors, to show the imprac'
ticabilitv and unfairness of this course
give you the entire vote polled at
! the last election:
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29
FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR.
HON. EOgIS 4. WITTY,
OF ORLEANS.
The Democratic National Conn
sliitrE.

Alabama Walter J.. Hracc.
Arkausas-.luln J. Sunpt"r.
California F. NcCoppiu.
roloraIo- +. = Hughes
t"nuerrru: NI,.ian' Il Eainum.
p"lawar.- Robertson Hickman.
Ilori.la ten. N,Call
Georgia Gcurg.. / BarT"v
i!luorS-N William & Eaudy.
Indiana Thomas l"lln.
I"wu-n. VI Ham.
Kansas 1. T.. Eaton.
Ecn,ncLy n u Mcilrnry.
.I"ul,larn T. +. lrua,
Name Edmund Wilson.
EI.snurl John g.. Prsr,t
Maryland %. Iipr~"y.
Ma>,arhu~,its + - Prince.
Edward larrrr
prr"nn - tx Guy.ruur lutr " mtakcI
Scva,ia -.Rul,rrr I : Heating.
Nebraska --tiruI%c l.. Miller.
M,nne>"ta-W. I."chramc.
New lork--Abraru ). Hewitt.
Virginia Robert \. Co.hill
New IIanp>hirc-Aaron ' Sni!oway.
Rhode Island--Nch"la- Van Slack.
Tpnurssec-W iliarr T. Bate
South Caolina u. Ryan.
tli-,l-sipdi w i Barkslale.
Vcrmon,--B. d. SmaIlcy.
New Jcrsey--Milcs Ross.
Oh"-I"hn =. PaZzon.
rcnnsvlvania-Wil !. Srutt
Wisconsin w iiiam r. Villas
W.T. NIrgluia-hlrX R,mpbcii
I.X.s--F. =. Strkdale.
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ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.
l.. II. Downing, Of Delta, Takes
Cramp While Bathing in the
River and browns Before
he can be Rescued.

The friends Of Mr.. l. VI. Downing
in this city were shocked last night
to hear Of his death by accidental
drowning, which occurred early last
evening. Mr.. Downing, Mr.. Nick
Lewis and Mr.. Jas. Hudson went
down the river from Delta after sup
per to take a swim, and when they
had got out into the river some dis
lance from the shore Mr.. Downing
was seized with cramp. And Mr..
Lewis started TO bis rescue but was
unable to save him. We were unable
to learn the full particulars last night,
but We learn that Mr.. Lewis in his
efforts to save Mr.. Downing came
near losing his own life.
Mr. Downing was young man
scarcely more than twenty-five years
of age, ami enjoyed the esteem and
confidence Of all who knew him. In
this city, where he was born and rails
ed, and where he has a large circle of
friends, he was universally beloved,
and the tidings of his death will be
heard with deep sorrow and regret.
For some years past Or. Downing
has filled the position Of agent of the
NickSburg and Shreveport railroad at
Delta, and had so thoroughly won the
esteem ANA confidence of his employ.
ers that his loss to them will be deeply
felt He had all those qualities OF
head and heart to make true upri ght
and honorable gentleman, genial
and pleasant companion, warm
friend, and a devoted son and brother
In his death Delta has lost one of her
best and most popular citizens, and
his family one of its brightest orna
ments. Cut down in the prime of life
he leaves an aged mother, sisters and
brother to mourn his untinely loss
and We tender them our deepest and
most heartfelt sympathy in 'heir. deer
MISUNDERSTANDING Herald.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29
The Ouarrels of the Republican
Leaders.

The Republican party is not hap
Nv family. Discord has begun the
canvass. The President is one of the
most disseminated of its leaders, for
he has found another unSrateful man,
and this is no less parsonage than
the Republican candidate for the Pres
dcncy. When Gen. Hayes was nom
mated Grant telegraphed his con-
gra,ulations, and in his return, Cen
IIaves. in bis letter of acceptance, not
ONLY refuses to return the politehess,
but actually declares himself for one
teru onlv. We hear that Grant and
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Editorial correspondence.
lARBRoUGH FARM,
81. CLAIR COUNY, ALA,
LII, Dl,l To- A

~. NlAlR 'oI Nj, y la,
July Goth, 1876. J
When ! wrote my first letter, on
The 10Th instant, ! thought it would
reach RayvIlc in time for tie BEACON
Of the 18th, but see it did not.
Perhaps this will be received in time
for the 29ih; aud although have
little TO write about, will inform the
readers e the BEACON Of my where
abOutS, etc.
The protractcd illness Of my wife
has prevented my intended rambles
about the country, and confined my
observations TO this immediate neigh
borhood-to short strolis over this
and adjacent farms, up and down
Beaver Creek, fishing and hunting
both Of which have proven very un'
successful, enough to dishearten either
Newton or Nimrod. \ few trout
and brim have been the fruits OF my
angling excursions, while have killed
nothing at all in my bunting cXpcdi-
tipn, though my host. Mr.. John Var
hroueh, has killed two turkeys and
several squirrels. My most intimate
scunaintanccs know that am no
fisherman or hunter, aud will not he
surprised at my unsuccessful attempts
ia this line. One thing has proven a
complete success: the collection Of
large quantities Of red bugs, that have
I kept me busy scratching Of nights.
! Wheat crops are not very good
here this year. The crop is being
,hrashcd out on this farm, and find
ont that it did not fill out WELLS
quite light, probably not averaging
more than ten bushels per acre. Oats
nearly the same. Corn looking very
well, considering the soil, which |
once thought very good. but which
looks very poor to NE now. We had
a splendid rain last evening, which
the crops were beginning to need very
badly. The weather is very warm
An old acquaintance, esteemed friend
and worthy brother mason, l.. b. Nc
Clclland, died at Ashvilc last Satur
day, and assisted in performing the
last sad rites and paying the last trib
ute to his memory. This brother
lccturcd me when | took the degrees
and | have returned to my old home
to help bury him.
We are in mourning COR the suicide
Of DIR. Wiley Yarbrough's wife il
Texas on the 18th inst.
John is hurrying for the letter tc
mail TOM.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29

cnt wards will have their clubs or
gained and in working order Then
and till then only can We come at the
wishes of the Democratic voters as to
whether they prefer nominations one
way or another way, all Of which
seems rs yet 10 be unsettled, except
that we are to have u Convention 10
nominate Parish officers.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29

Mr.. John +. Farmsworth, in his
day one of the ablcst Republican lea
dcrs in Congress, but Of late years a
Liberal, appreciates properly the stu.
alton as it now exists, and instead Of
returning, like such vencercd "Libcr-
ais" rs Mr. Bryant. to the thinly-dis-
guised Grantism of Mr.. Hayes, takes
his stand for Reform as presented by
tie Democracy whose standard. bear
err is Gov. Tilden. In a long speech
delivered at Aurora OH Saturday last,
he came out squarely for, Tilden and
Hendricks, dcnouncing Mr.. Hayes as
a man lacking the character, brains
and independence necessary in a
leader at such a crisis in national
affairs.
Platforms, be said, were usually
made only to catch votes, and did not
mean much, but the Republicans were
always at the disadvantage that they
went int conventions and soemnly
resolved that the party should do GER
tain things, and then went into Con-
gress and as solemnly and deliber-
ately declined to do them. AS for
/ the currency question, the Democrats
I bad the boldness to demand the re.
peal of the Resumption act, while the
Republicans at Cincinnati refused by
an overwhelming majority to declare
that the government should enact the
! legislation necessary to carry it out
The Inability of the party, honey
combed with corruption, to reform
itself, was dwelt upon, and the stoch
campaign lies of the Republicans ia
ken up seriatim and exposed in al
their grotesque malice. Altogether
the speech was notable one, and ii
connection with the recent action o
such original Republicans as Palmer
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29
District Convention.

A convention of the Democratic
and Conservative party Of the 18th
Judicial District is called to meet at
Monroe on Saturday the 18th day Of
August next, for the purpose of nom
mating candidates for Judge and
District Attorney Of said District
This convention is called in rursu-
ance of resolutions of the Executive
Committees OF each Of the parishes
composing said Diatric;. Each parish
will be entitled to the same rcprcscn-
tation that it has in the State Con-
ycntiOn.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARlSH OF RlCHLASD,
Office Board ct Assessors.
RAYvILLE. La, July 20, 1870.

Notice is hereby given Ia ali property
owners aud taxpayers OF the Parish OF RIcn.
land, that IN the assessments Of their property,
both real and personal. Parish and State, tor
the pre-, cnt year (lS76) are now being com
pIetcd ; that the same Will be exposed to them,
and that they (the tax payers have the right
and privilege of Directing To- the same, and
making all necessary corrections during thirty
800 days, from August 2nd TO August 3lst
1876, after which time no corrections can or
will be made.
As the assessments have principally been
made from old lists and land eHtry, it is i'm
T0r;ami hat every property owner c"mc Tor
ward aud see that hi> PROPERTY j. properly
classified, within the thirty days allowed.
In accordance with the foregoing notice of
the Board OF Assessors all parties desiring %
know the value o: their real and personal
property rs assessed by the Board can DO 81
10y applying to the Bo.rt of Assessors from
the iirs, Of August 10 the first OF September
next, 1876, a, the Clerk office.
J. NEWT PITTS,
Clerk li,h Dist. Court
{. II. MOORE. Sheriff,
WILEY p. MANGHAM.
RayviIi-, La. July % 1T. Recorder.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29
THE GEM PAELOE ORGAN
ORNAMENT TO ANY PARLOR.

The f"llowlu. is list at styles
40. 5u.-FIvE O.TAvEs, Two and one hall
set, of reeds, six srops-DIar"s"n.
Principal, Flute, Duciana, Forte,
Trrmolo, Knee Swell; Patent Mu.
sic Rack Solid Walnut cases.
No JS.-FIvE DRAWS :, Two and one hail
sets OF reeds eight >tops-DIal' aeon,
Principal, Flute, Duciana, Forte,
Treble Forte; Knee Swell, patent
music rack solid walnut eases.
40, G1-FIvE OcrAvEs, Two and one halt
sets of reeds. nine >tnp>-pIapason,
Principal, Flute, Dulciana, NoN &C.
le,rr. Sub-basr, TrcmnlO. PuncII al
Forte. Treble Forte Knee Swell ;
patent music rack solid walnut
cases.
No. 6s-FIvE OCrAyEs, Two and one halt
sets of reeds, ten stops, DIapasoi,
Principal, Fut', Dulciama, N"x &C.
leslie Sub-Jas". Octave Coupler.
Trrnp,o, Principal Forte, Treble
Forte; Knee Swell; patent mu>I'
rack solid walnut cases.
M. SIX O,rAvE. Three sets If reeds
eleven ,,op>-Dnpa,oi, lrn"ipal
Flute, DuirIar.a, NoN Celeste, Sub
base Clarionct, O.tave Coupler.
Trrmolo, Principal Forte, Trnh"
Forte: Knee Swell patent mu>Ir
snliI ,rnluIr i.,.pS
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29

Trumbul! and Kocrner, furnishes re.
newed hope that Illinois, as well as
Wisconsin, will at the election OF
1876 be found casting her vote for
TiIden and Hendricks.-N. \. Iorid.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29
FAMILY GROCERIES,
IMPORTANT NOTICE
To Farmers of This County.

HAINES 4 co ,SrEpsMES. promise 10 send
to any address. gratis, ION receipt OF - cents
to pay POSTAGE a sample package of TorzELLE
SEED WHEAT,
THE GRAINS MEASURING ONEHALF
INCH IN LENGTH.
Tie seed of this wheat was imported from
Valparaiso, South America. Its growth Is
pccullar-from fifteen to twenty stalks sprin"-
ing from one roo,-the heads measure. on AN
average, from seven to nine inches III lchsih.
One grain of tins wheat H. rs large and
weighs as much IA three grains Of any other
wheat.
THE GREATEST CURIOSITY II SEED EVER SEEN
dozen Packages, s-pp
AGENTS WANTED.
Address all orders 70
HAINES X co. SEEDSNES,
Cleveland Bradley Co, Tenn.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29
- III .'t''V7'NI'l '-I'VI'4
Rayvile, La, Iuly %, 1876.

CtTRAY TIE UNDERSiGN.
- ed, 10 miles south Of Rayvillc, on Thurs
day, the 2oth day Of .Iuiy. 1876, one lilh' bay
or sorel mare niue, - hands high, has black
mark down back aud wea,hcrs, has a bit on,
of one ear, about ) or i years old, when LETT
had on large bell. 1t crossed the river at DR..
Lewis place, passed up the river Thursday
night, trimmed close. A liberal reward will
be paid for the delivery of the mule TO the
undersigned, 10 Jno. H. Griffin, or 10 Wiley
2. Mangham. IT. ARCHIBALD.
IuIy p la16-tf
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29

Total Dem. 702 Total Rep. Ill
For every twenty Democratic votes
aud a fraction over in each ward the
would be Us follows:
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29
The Patent Music Rack on the
GEN ORG ANS

i. hy far the greatest convenience 10 rct"rncrs
that has vet been invented BESIDES its us.
while playing. it i arranged ~ Il receptacle
for music. l. j. neat fixture, beautifully
carved and arranged upon the front # ID"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29

Air there any letters for my wimmin
folks ;" said plain looking old gentlemen
at the post office the other day. "No," said
tue postmaster, but here's a big fat envelope
with some pictures on the front for your danch-
ter" "Jis VIVA, come down arter, said the
old gentleman smilinsly, "Melndys gong
TO be married an this here's one Of them
handy Domestic paper patrum TO cut out
her weddn' gownd by"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29

A representation based upon this
or any other defnate number would,
i, seems to me, give entire satisfaction,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29
CIRCULAR.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
AUDITOR OFFICE.
New Orleans, May 81. 1867
To 1'at Collectors Of the STATE Of Lorrtaaa
In order to avoid mi-apprchcnsium "n the
par, of tax payers al Your parish, let 1t be-
known thar no changes have occurred IN the
revenue Jaws heretofore in force, and that III
the absence of any such changes, you are cN-
pccred to use evcy effort To cui"rce the col
lection of taxes and licenses
Respectfully,
3. G. JOHNSON. Auditor.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29

Pomeroy's paper, the Campaign,
comes to Us Of July 18th, 1876. 1t
contains reply to some correspond
ents in regard to the support of Tilden
1t is strange Democrat, and Il
strange campaign paper that supports
not the National Democratic ticket.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29
No: l,-Scholarships. Male and Female.

Scholarship, in Nr"phogrn College ran be-
purchased for Tluu each, which give ;uitroH
free to the holder thereof for ten year.
These Scholarships reduce the expenses So
a year. or during the ten years !juH. The
said scholarships can be- represented 10y stu
dents a. soon rs purchased. and may hc odd
and transferred by purchasers.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29
SIKE;lsIEI"S SALE.

Fcndall & Fisher. State of onisiana,
vs.. No 2S9 Parish % Richland,
H. Felix yirkers. Parish Court,
DY VIRTUE OF \ WRIT OF Fl IA,
ID issued from the Honorable Parish Court
in and FIR the Parish AMI State aforesaid,
have seized aud will offer for sale on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ,, 1876,
the following described property to-wit y.
T., of y. T. ! Sec. ST.. L. l., y. X. = l.,
containing ~ acres of land, none or less.
Terms OF sale, cash, with the bcmci, of
appraiscmcnt.
c. II. MOORE, Sheriff.
L L ~
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29

Get your l"b printing dru" at tie FEA
II cox Office
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29
NOTICE

|, hereby given that my drpurics will com
meuce al once calling upon all current and
delinquent tax payers tor their taxes ana
they are not promptly paid. ] will proceed I"
size and sell property To satisfy the claims ct
the State Of Louisiana against all delmGuents.
WV. L. OLIVER,
Tax Collector.
Rayvillr. La, June 18th, le1G.-u.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29

DtM0CRATlG STATE TICKET.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-29
FIFTY CENTS.

TOR SALE-A BAROUCliE. OR OPEN
top double seated buggy, with tongue
and shafts. Will be sold cheap for cash,
$40. Apply TO Il. II. MCLEMORE or
Uf0 WILEY p. MANGHAM.