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serliDrt. @erlult $4,000; @erli6eruns
$22,5oO. 3ipei Mitslieoer Der 6euer=
tpe6r, Namens Dubois uno2eclair, tpur-
BEN bur6 cine einitiir5enoe Wtauer 9e'
fabrlid uerIett.
ct. SoDns, N.-B., Is. Mdrs.
NaOasiere aug Melforo bringen Nad-
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i6punoene Neu= Oorfer &aufmann Sas.
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um frii6e SUIT Su i6Dpfen, oa er OH
2opftpsb lit; man 9laubt, bab Der To-
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tporfsn murbe.
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finoet ]i6 cine tiefe 9ti6wunoe, ,ueI6e
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ten beissbra9t uuroe. 9as Mfel'r,
nit uel9em Der Moro periibt ,puroe TO-
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meldem lib 5tpei Isere g0rien %befanoen,
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ben.
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li6 brei 9dnittuunoen, wel6e &insan
wabrIdeinli6 erbielt, wabreno er ben
grm erbob, I'M Die MDroer ab5unebren.
| $4,000 iii Yapiergelo uno Cob itafen
in Der 8ijtolentaiae in ben 8einfleioern
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9ie erjte Genouns Der fir &ublano be-
fimmtsn Maidinen sur puIuerfabrifa.
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nsnfabrit absegansen.
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in elmer Gabrit in WiliaMsbura prt
oem G@wunsraoe Der Mal6ine erfob
unb uioer Die 8alfen Der 9ede gel9leu:
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Mo5le ~DertpattoeIt mar. @tiide Sleiid
unb Gno6en blicbeu an Ben galfen hdn'
gen.
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Cine @pesiolocpelde aus TronfIin
Senn., melbst: Scr Neser Sim @al-
fer, II Sabre oft, periu6te, cine be
union= Gioge in @%illiamlon : Count
mobnbafts Trau Stodel 5u berauben Uni
3u %ermoroen. Sic Srau iuuroe bon Ell
nem anoeren Ncger 9%erettet Walfel
wuroe perbaftet uno in oos @efdn9nll
in Granflin ecbra6t. @'esen IL lib
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ti9ten Ii6 oes @efan9enen unb fnDpites
i'm cine Meile por her @taot ali einen
8aume auf.
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G8Dpten.

Cairo, Is. Mdrs. Die 1orberei-
tunseu fir Die @inihiifuns oeS inter Den
Stamen r&leopatra's Naoel" befannteu
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Ser Sicef0ni9 erneuerte uno beltdtiate
9cltern formeD bic bon ieinem Gater polls
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lisen britilhen @eihdftstriaers.
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Wphe ausgetraeen.
Richland beacon., 1877-07-14
THE MISSISSIPPI BAPTIST RECORD

Is large, four page, eight column paper
published at Clinton, Miss, with Professor
VI. L. Martin a. lis editor ard proprietor; Is
brim full Of choice reading matter, which
makes il a good family wei as religions
paper. and has been selected as the organ of
the denomination in Louisiana, with stated
correspondents located in different portions of
the State, and we hope 10 see it literally pat
ronized throughout our State. Ii should find
lis way into every Baptist family, especial v.
in the State, and we will take pleasure in
receiving and forwarding subscriptions to it, or
giving any information desired. Ii is new
paper, but is permanently established for 1t
already has over 1900 subscribers Price
81 SO per annum
Richland beacon., 1877-07-14
auxiliary Trustees for School District No. ;.

auxiliary Trustees for School District No.
carried
Moved and seconded. thar the auxiliary
Trustees "i,h 4 member Of the S,.ho. Boa ri,
be authorized Ia employ reachr- Tor tie Nchuol
District Of sad trustees. sul uci the rarItca-
non If TIA, Board under tie regulations Of
this Board carried
Moved and seconded. tina, The auxiliary
school trustees of the different School Districts
fix the time and place for the beginning OF the
free public schools IN the different School
Districts in which they reside 10 be approved
by the President Of tins bca,d aud secretary !:
carried.
Moved and seconded. thai no teacher shall
he paid more Than eight cents a day for each
public scholar taught; carried.
Moved aud seconded, tha, this hoard
adjourn e. NEE; on the Il Saturday of August
next; carried.
Moved and seconded, that the Secretary
cal the attention Of the Police jury OF tins
parish 10 the resolution passed by tins board
on the 9Th of MAY 1877. requesting them 10
levce and caused Ia be collected tax OF =
mills on the dollar of all ie taxable property
in Rchand parish TO pay school masters,
assessed in 1876. colectble in lA17; carried.
Moved. seconded and carried, that the
RICHLAxD BEACON be requested 10 publish
these proceedings. There being no further
business before the board, motion was ma de
and carried To adjourn To meet the IL Situr>
day N August next. This IN OF July, 1877.
Z. II. TOLER.
Richland beacon., 1877-07-14
Eighteen Dollars.

Special terms and extra inducements 10
male and female agents, store keepers, DC.
County rights given TO smart agents free.
Samples of sewing, descriptive circulars con,
tanning terms, testimonials, engravings, ETC.,
sent free. All money sen, in Postotiice Money
Orders, Drafts, or by Express. are perfectly
secure. Safe delivery Of goods guaranteed.
All orders, commune atoms, etc, must be
addressed 10 the
PEERLESS MANUFACTURING CO.,
24O3 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ju.ie 9Th, lS77.-ly.
Richland beacon., 1877-07-14

Sewing Machine Needles, SOC. per doZel
a, J. T.. q J T. Behen's. Monroe nov2U-tf
j. F.. Behen, Monroe, La, is agent for the
renowned Singer Sewing Machine All
orders by mail Promptly attended TO. tan.
Richland beacon., 1877-07-14
fte9 83iistlnni} 8 }sasotr,
Agents Of the Beacon.

RowELL Il CHEsMay, -. Loui, Mo. are
our authorized Agents to contract for adver-
Using for the Beacon
s. VI. PErrISGILL & Co., 81 Park Row
corner Beekman street, New York, are our
auihorzcn agents for n. Y.
II. T. HrcBARD, Advertising Agent, New
Haven. Conn, will contract for advertise
ments for the BEACON
Richland beacon., 1877-07-14
NOTICE TO THE BEUF RIVER
SHIPPERS.
,fas~ THE STEAMBOAT
TOM PARKER


will continue to make regular ten days trips
from New Orleans to Eason's Ferry, on Lake
Lafourche, so long as navigation permits
My days Of departure from New Orleans will
be Wednesdays and Saturdays alternately.
The Tom Parker will be replaced next season
by larger and finer boat. | will continue IN
the trade every season hereafter so long as [
en- give satisfaction to the citizens of B1uf
River. | will enter the trade on the first rise
and continue to run regularly every season as
long as the water will permit
hereby obligate myself never to increase
my Rates of Freight, nor everto ron co
Meeting boat so long as ! continue in the trade
the reports of kind friends TO the contrary
Notwithstanding. | simply ask Of shippers
fair and impartial trial. and if found worthy
of their confidence and esteem, ask them to
sustain me with their patronage. | would
also request that in ordering goods intended
to be shipped by me, that shippers would
state in their letters to their merchants, TO
please ship per Ste. Tom Parker. My motto
in the future, will continue to be the same as
in the past, aTo lire and let lice"
L. P. DELAHOUSSAYE,
Capt. Ste. Tom Parker.
June 9th, Is77.-lm.
Richland beacon., 1877-07-14

DIR. Tut has been en-
gagged in the practice Of
medicine thirty years, and
fora long time was demon.
stra,or of anatomy in the
Medical College Of Geor-
gia. hence persons using
his Pills have the guaran-
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
quackery.
lie has succeeded in
combining in them the
heretofore antagonistic
qualities of n sty<ngth<s-
inS.fnySative, 0nd0 fE,-
Vying tonic.
Their first apparent ef-
feet is 10 increase the ap-
petite by causing the food
to properly a ssimilate.
Thus the system is nour-
ished, and by their tonic
action on the digestive or
gans, regular and healthy
excavations are produced.
The rapidity with which
fSrSoaS take on flesh,
while under the influence
of these pills, OF itself in
dicates their adaptability
to nourish the body, and
hence their efiicacyin cur
ing nervous debility, mel.
ancholy, dyspepsia, vast.
ing of the muscles, slug
gishness of the liver,
chronic constipation, and
lgth to the system. Sold
., -. S,-.1t A.. VII
Richland beacon., 1877-07-14
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALED proposals for building Bridge
- over Crew Lake, on the Vicksburg and
Monroe road, in accordance with the suujoined
specifications, will be received by the under>
signed committee until the 2lst day Of July,
1877 /; contract to be awarded to the lowest
and most -ssponsible bidder.
SPECIFICATIONS.
Mud .ills, - inches square, 81 feet long,
is feet apart; posts q inches square, TO be let
into mud and cap stills with 2x6 tenon and
draw-pinned to both mud ard cap silIs cap
stills IL inches square, 10 feet long. Posts TO
be IL feet apart, from outside to outside, and
braced as follows on inside, with 2x6 inch
braces, from top Of mud sill extending up
two-thirds of the length of the post, to he
bolted to the post by three>quariers inch iron
bolts at both ends outside braces inches
square, from end Of mud sill 10 the top of the
posts-morticed and draw pinned to sill and
posts. Sieepers X ii inches, 10 feet long
% sleepers to each beEt-sleepers to lap one
foot on each bent, and well spiked together
with 90 d. spikes. Braces running diagonal,
ly across each bench, under the sleepers
2 inches. FIGURING 2 x s inches,
well spiked on alternate edges to each sleeper
WIN ~ u SPIKES hdilltS \ inches, well
fastened to outside sleepers and firmly braced
on each cap sill railing to be II feet apart
and feet high.
Guide post 8 feet from foot Of bridge Oh
each side.
All the timbers to be of good hear, cypress.
and the bottom Of the cap sill to be above
high water marx OF 1874. All to be done in
a workman-like manner.
The names of the securities must accom-
pany the bids.
JOEL R. WYNN,
JAMES p. WYNN,
C. H. BRASHEAR,
JOHN H. MILLING,
Committee.
Crew Lake, La, July IA, 1877. l..
Richland beacon., 1877-07-14

imparting health and strength TO The system. Sold
everywhere. Office, IS Mu ray Street, New York.
Richland beacon., 1877-07-14
- -
Season Of 1877.

Machinery. Cotton, IN Int, Seed or Bale.
stored IN gln houses or cotton pens; also upon
Merchandise, Store Buildings, Dwellings,
household and kitchen furniture, apply at me
,Ime-rred and tireie>t'd agency of J T.. Il
j. J. Behen, Monroe. La.
Richland beacon., 1877-07-14

Crew Lake, La, July IA, 1877. l..
Richland beacon., 1877-07-14

The most Simple and Compact! The most
Durable and Economical! A model Of com
bined Simplicity, Strength and Beauty.!!
New and Numerous Patented Attachments
No complicated Machinery TO be constantly
getting out Of order.
So easy to learn that a child can run it. will
do all kinds of Sewing, fiom the finest TO the
coarses,. will Hem. Fell, Tuck, Braid. Cord,
Gather, Embreider. etc, uses self adjusting
straight needles, all description Ct Cotton, Silk
and Thread. Makes the strOrges, stitch
known, the cloth will tear before the sean
will rip, uses the thread direct from the spool.
The machine is beautifully finished and high
70 ornamented and
Richland beacon., 1877-07-14

EsS Old sewing machines repaired and
put IN good order at the Sewing Machiue
Emporium OF J f.. x +. J. Brhen, Monroe.
La.
Richland beacon., 1877-07-14
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
CAUTION.

All persons are cautioned not to MAKE, deal
in or use, any Sewing Machines which sew
with our needle and make the Elastic Stitch.
or that have the new Patent Seli>Feed Auach-
ment, unless the same are purchased from
this Company, or their Agents or Licenses,
and stamped under our patent Beware of
worthless limitations and inscriptions parties
who have copied our circulars, advertisements
&c, and buy only the machine manufactured
by us.
The wonder is how so good a Machine can
be sold at so low price. Globe.
We have seen the Machine and consider it
first class in every respect Transcript.
We can recommend it 10 oar readers
Christian Inder, n. Y.
The Machine arrived safely, we are more
than pleased with it; it does all you claim for
il and more We shall call the attention OF
our readers to it.-St Louis Christian.
A thoroughly responsible Company, prompt
in all their dealings, and one that we can
commend to our readers-.4gs, n. Y.
Sample Machines with Table and Treadle
forwarded to any part of the world Oh receipt
Richland beacon., 1877-07-14
Money Saved il Money Made.
When You want good Sewing Machine
GO TO BEHEN.

When you want a Sewing Machine cheaper
than you can get il elsewhere, 90 to
BEHEN
When you want Machine Oh easy terms,
GO TO BEHEN.
When you want Needles, Oil and Attach
ments, or old Machines repaired, 90 to
BEHEN.
We guarantee satisfaction aud 10 sell Ma
chimes cheaper than they can be had ese>
where. TRY Us. J. f. T. J BEHEN.
, 1877-01-22

Our latest dispatches from Springfield fore
shadow a coalition OF tho Democratic and
Independent forces today upon ANDERSON,
The Independent candidate. The Democrats
held caucus las. evening and voted 10 .lron
PALMER anil trausfer tlseir strength to AspE,..
goN, though the latter lid not receive n
formal nomination as tue Democratic caud.
date, md It Is doubtful whether l.c
will receive the solil support OF Tie
party. LOGAN processes TO lave been wait
ing for this moyo Iii the signal for tho
breakup In the sauka OF lis oppouenty
which is to yield him the Democratic or H.
dependent votes necessary 10 elect him It
may turn out so, bnt It Is not likely that the
Democrats hsye dropped pA1nxn without
aszt assuring themselves that Louas will not
bs the gamer by 1t. There have certainly
/ been no indications hitherto Of Democratic
9ondness for tue Republican caucus candi.
date, and there IL far greater danger TINT tho
coalition will result iu Aspxasos's election
than likelihood that 1t will give LOGAN tbs
votes he uee&is.'
, 1877-01-22

Whenever it ia proposed to try some one
else than LooAx, the question is Immediately
asked. Who ia there who can poll mors
votes than he has rcceived?" II name is
given, It IL at once met with dcrision, and
denounced a. untit to he mentioned in con~
junction with the Office, or It Is denied that
he can get even all the Republican votes.
It is boldly alleged that I,coAs ia the only
1nau in Illinois who can poll the full Repub-
lican strength in tho Legislature. Name
soms ono who eau get three outside votes,"
they demand: and, when name In Oivon, It
is Instantly denied tllat hs has ghosi's
chance Of getting my. 1fow can this bo
known until II ia tried? Tho cancus bull
dozcn1 declare tlat a trial shall never bu
given; that the nnrnc Of no other person
than LoaAS shall bs aubmittctl 10 the Legis-
1ature md at tho sauao lime they dcride the
idea TINT any Republican can get Quo out
sitlo vote, anil deny that any cue else can
even poll the full Republican strength.
, 1877-01-22

Tho Louilou pepers arc mixing the most
Of 4 little furry oceasioned by tie killing Of
German by so,nn I'reuchmcn III drunken
sailors brawl nt Snlyraa, together with tho
fact that tho German AMI French represent
attves were as cro*;-purposes iu tho Con-
stantinople Conference. Dispatches from
Berlin and Paris arc printed TO show n feel
ing Of bitterness that has found expression
In the press Of hotls countries, but 1t docs
not appear that there Ia any serions grouutl
for experimenting that either of tho cat1scs
Of animosity will doyelop into any thing like
warlike dimensions.
, 1877-01-22

.Rosns oeruprafA ....
l. CHARTER OAK LIFE iInRuTsnce Dep't.>.
?. tn RENT. ..
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4, pUEBEK WATCH.GAaEM MAt'FG CuMPAHY.
Il. N0BB1NS 4 Appleton.
g. NEW YORK watch COMPANY.
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d. Wight 4 TYisNtLL.
10. ctANTEE OAK LIFE ttoan Dept.>.
11-ta FAiKCtIILD 4 BEAcKMAS.
IL. HENRY F.. sEtl.iE ". u. COOPER.
Ills. JAMES MORGAN. II, v. IiIslpGE.
10. CENTENNIAL PUBLISHING COMPANY
II. n. q. HARDIN.
1e-tA y. X. rEARaDNS 4 co.
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~. ". v. t'EI1E1s.
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rs, NIGHT Eit1Tuts.
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omccs in the building to rent by ". c. DOW.
EoonH
, 1877-01-22

An evidence Of the fact Tint the people In
Renoral-the businessmen nnd the working
,nen-favor the so1ution OF tho Presidential
question In tho manner proposed l,y tho
Congressional Joint Committee was fur
nishcd in the Massachusetts Senatorial con.
test. The two lending candidates repre-
scnted the two extremes OF sentiment on this
particular question, A1r. 1IoAn, a member OF
The House Committee, being co-author Of
the arbitration plan and distinctly commit.
ted to it, while Mr.. BOUTWELL,, in the Sem
atc, was known to bc among tho 1.epui,-
lcan opponents Of tile measure. The
election of Senator Was Jet pcutling
on Friday lmt, with the chances
about equal, but when tho telegraphic an
nounccment Of the details Of tho .orurt OF the
Joint Committee was received in the 11egis-
lnture, BorTwEA4 stock rapidly DEPRECATED,
md GEoRoE F. 1[oAn was elected.
The great mass Of the people in Maasa-
chusotts, US in Illinois, waut 10 see the a.bi-
t'aion measure adopted, believing that the
country will DO the gafnor, untl that Justice
antl fairness will not suffer ly it,
, 1877-01-22

tho control at the movement wns obtained
by 1.rEnKSEoHr and 1sEnxr, Who were Inter-
nationalfssa. and who gavo the rnray more
Cotnn'nistio character. Under their leatler-
ship, tho Hocfal Democratic 1ator rarty
Ct Germany was organized. IN 1st'''
a'n1 platform Of principles was
issnc1 declaring for tho "Free Pdt'-
rlsH Statc," equal and universal suffrage,
legislation by the people, tho full profits Of
labor for every laborer, "State credit for
frce-production associations" un.iar Demo-
crntic guarantees, and milking the demand
TINT The "peop1e's State" should bo the
owner Of all arabic land and rent It 10 agri-
cultural unions.
There il littlo dnngcr TINT the Socialists
will c~er gain control of the Government,
hnt their success III the recent elections is a
warning 10 the National Liberty party which
governs tho country that It may yield once
too often to tho imperious demands OF Dis
MARcE. Its readiness 10 sacri1ce the reforms
which 1t demands, It's eervi1e spirit in the re-
cent attomt't 10 secure tho right Of trial by
jury III cases of press libelB, and It's frequent
desortionAo Of evil liberty under the penalty Of
Observation-Disclosures, hare raised tic spirit
OF discomfort, as shown in tie inroads mado
upon tho party by tho Socialists in the elec-
tion, for thoy llave made their gains from
the Liberals. Their SUCCESS il still mora
significant rs pointing with nnerring aim 10
the tremendous uptcaval which will occur In
case Of D1sMaRcK's deatl, when mol only
Socialists, but Uttramontancs, AlRatians,
, 1877-01-22

President GRANT Expresses himself very
earnestly In favor OF tho Arbitration hiil, re-
gnrding It d patriotic, s.atcamanlikc, mud
equitable plan for the adjustment of the
difficulties, and ons which, If puHsed by botl,
Houses, l'e would approve most willingly
md heartily. Ite believes that the people ut
1ergc will welcome tho proposed settlement
as Of vitn! Importance 10 tho general good,
and TINT the pressure Of public sentiment
will bo too strong to he resisted by the o,,.
ponents OF lilo measure. President GRANT
would prefer to leave 10 his successor a
peaceful administration, aud ho sees such n
prospect assured in the adoption Of the plan
OF judicial arbitration. Doubtless lie ReeB
different and far gloo1nIcr outlook III the
eyent Of defeat.