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Courier Journal

Saam Delton and wife, of Ballard county,
[sla.ted. she taking an only child, little,
III III eight summers, and a mule, their
i've stock Last week he brought suit
ae possession of the child, but accepted
Sender of the mule as compromise.
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"Bl'insfnHl.''
Jasper Herald.

The DAILY CLARION comes 'brim full' OF
ISS laden with many wise suggestions TO
Flaw makers. now assembled at Jackson.
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NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS. 5
THE CITY HOTEL.

CornerCamp and Common Streets, New
Orleans, La.
MUMFoRD * WATSON, Prop'rs.
THIS Popular Southern Institution is situ-
ated IN the center of Business. Ii has
been ref It'd AMI elegantly furnished. and is
now one of the most comfortable and best kept
Hotels in America. [noy2S77-tf.
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lie Democrats Went TO Sleep
and ssPie OIGS

CHARLESTON, S. C.--The returns from the
Fcal election for county officers, held in
|orgetown county, on the 9Th inst. indi-
v the election Of the white Republican
(Aet composed exclusively OF colored
fn. The negro vote was as solid as at
:! election held since the reconstruction
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great money power of the land. and all w,o
the IA }ai ;a IN this matter must give ali
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JACKSON ADVERTISEMENTS.

LII you want CLEAR BRIGHT LIGHT. SAFE
LIGHT, LIGHT WITHOUT SMOKE, go TO
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j. B. Hustled, Nassau, N.
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-sSIsslPPH LEGISLATURES.
,tinued from First Page.)

ofthe act to amend section 2 of tn.
dsOn,s, 70 approved April II 1876, to Sun
snoOr co unity. Referred.
iOTeI ~ showers To amend section 23O6
BY vi in relation to acknowledgment
Coie lo' in an act relative to land. Re.
trrtdiu Martin. For the protection Of
BY Mr. Pintard offered an amendment
soces. MI l i'i'''' :" y
BeierLy5rr Dabney. TO create an additional
BY hie in the 2nd Supervisors District OF
gn'I1 10 county. Referred.
BllsN Martin. To increase the salaries OF
BY ~ Ulcers. Mr.. Gibson moved to re-
Fi.a 'be bill. Carried.
bel VI NJ Street. To regulate the pay OF
BY hnr. of the Legislature. Read twice
% D. M Mr. Dabney. In regard to injunction
.Dd. Referred.
N 5u Mr., Seabrook. To change the name
, D. e. Cromwell to Thomas E. Hutch
In Mr. Spight to table. Lost. Mr.
apssJhrook moved to suspend the rules to
ta5 the bill third time. Carried. and the
N was 'a lost on It's passage. Yeas 80; nays
y " Mr. Gholson. To reduce the salary OF
2snnerintendent of the Penitentiary to
gmO. Referred.
wv ~ Mr. Hall To amend the act creating
p county. Referred to special COM
Sn .da of five. Messrs. Hall, Hampton,
1i pr Mr., Miller of Copiah. To alter the
p in all cases of rape, arson and
sa,nts to commit rape. Referred.
I pr fTr Richardson. To amend the act to
d. .,da for the approval of official bonds OF
a,oorq Referred.
S JUL Jr Kew. To amend section of the
. ~ revenue law, approved Feb. l, 1877.
|peerred. $1,000,
pinandine section of the educational
w ~ relation to certain counties. Re-
Tered ront roso,,.;
,i ~ Mississippi Senators in Congress
' rote for for the bill 10 remonetize silver.
p Wv Mr. Mckenzie. To repeal all laws re-
., y tax .payers to attend places desig-
4ataJ nv Asses sors. Referred.
D1 pr NJ Tucker. For the relief of Harriet
: Moore. ct al. Referred.
W. WcSwine moved that Mr.. Baily be
.iIad to the special committee of eleven on
%rculrural liens. Carried.
FT5a sneaker announced the following
|Ummitees:
gpssrs, Hampton of Washington, Liddell
h Carroll and Gordon OF PontotOc.
Committee on County Affairs-Messrs.
|lnnlpwhite. of Lincoln; Carter, OF Holmes;
PTnlard of Jefferson Bean of Claiborne;
birmingham. of Monroe; Goodrum, of War
Em. McGeeee, of Wilkinson; Eaton, of
Enith, and Hill. of Chickasaw
M2 o'clock, the House aoJourhea.
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yorr.-The Committees which appeared in
Ne House report on Sunday morning were
Eacorrect. They will be found correct else
Ebere in this issue. TIE type made US re-
bort that a committee was appointed to in
tstigate alleged lawlessness In the north
Esern counties. lie should nave been
EUrHwEsTERN. Of this committee Mr..
burt of Montgomery, is chairman.
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UMBRELLAS Alpaca and Bingham.
" India Rubber 0vershoes and Sandals.
India Rubber Coats and Leggings at
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Richland beacon., 1878-01-05
A TraNp's Terrible Ride.

A tramp Who arrived here a few
days ago from the West gives his ex.
perience 10 d~ad-besding it over the
Union Pacific from Cheyenne to
Green River, on the jarrett and
Palmer train. by climbing upon the
roof of coach. He SAYS that from
Cheyenne 10 Sherman he rather en-
joyed the ride. bur that between Sher.
man and Green river bis experience
was one never to he forgotten. The
rapid movement Of the train and the
rocking of the coach forced him to
wind bis arms and legs around a
stOve-pipe and hang on for dear life.
His hat flew off early in the ordeal.
and after the train left this city he
was discovered by the engineer. who
began throwing heavy shower of
cinders. but So rapid was the move
ment of the train that the heaviest
ones merely cut through bis clothes
like bullets, while the lighter sparks
passed over him. His coa,.txils flap
ped so hard that he realized be must
part with them, but he dared not loos-
en- hand to tuck them under him,
and they were 5000 torn off to hlow
away. Although ne managed To
keep his face behind The pipe nearly
all the time. he was frequently struck
in 'be face by flying cinders. 80 tba,
when be reached Green river his face
and neck were badly cut and scratch
ed. So great was The poor tramp's
fear of being thrown off and killed
that this, added to the terrible strain
OF hanging TO the pipe by main
strength for so long a distance, and
the intens' sufferings from the wounds
Inflicted by the cinders. caused bis
hair to turn gray. an0 when be climb
I'd down at Green river be looked
Ike a man who bad seen City instead
Ut twenty-five summers
Richland beacon., 1878-01-05
--
CINCINNATI.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SUCCESSION SALE
STATE or LOUISIANA, PARISH OF R,cHLAxp.
Succession of Mrs. Susan ]. Oliver, Dec d.

By virtue Of an order of sale issnrs. in the
succe scion Of Mrs. Susan J. Oliver, deceased
for the sale Of personal properly to pay the
debts OF the same, dated on the Alb day oI
Dec, A. ID 1877, | will offer for sale, on
the PLANTATION in Richland parish, Louisiana
belonging 10 said succession. upon which } n.
Griffin now resides, on the 18th day of the
month Of January, A. d. 1873, the follow
ing described properly. belonging to said sue.
cession, as per inventory. to wit:
Six mortgage notes against J. VI. Parker
and Jas H. Brnnson for 1856. 66t, all dated
Dec Alb. 1874, and due respectively /, 2 and
3 years after date with = per cen, interest
from date until paid. amounting in the sxyre.
gale to $l0OOUO One note Of Thos. n
Clark for $2z6.0U. One rent account against
Sam Moore for 1876 for SlODUO One
grey mare mule; one white horse mule.
II years old one brown horse mule,
l6 years old one bay mare mule, 10
ysars old; one yoke Of oxen; IS heal
OF cattle; one old OK wagon, two old
two horse wagons, Que lot of old pIows.
sweeps anu harness.
Terms of sale-TweIve months credit.
with good security.
VIZ. 7. OLIVER,
Rayville, La, Jan s. ls7s-2t Admr.
Richland beacon., 1878-01-05
Weary Amid the Glitter.

A lady, whose husband held o,e Of
the highest places in tie government,
stood in her magnificent bone at,ired
for Der weekly reception. How
gladly would give up oil the finerv.
show and insineeriiy Of this public
place and 60 back to the rooms |
lived in when we were FIRST married.
! would throw my silks and dia.
monds away and sit downto nv sup
per Of chip beef aud tea at sunset,
end afterward take long quiet walk
with Will, aud rest on the stump in
the moonlight and tell my little plans
Tor the future aud what l bad done
every hour while be was gone, and
know that We were alone iu ,he world
living only for each other. Those
days seem like days in heaven. /
work harder now than auy slave
often three hundred calls to return in
a'single week: receptions or parties
every night see the sane people hear
the same talk. eat the same thiups
come bone disguised, wonder what
am living for. where will 70 when
die. Bette. ! must have Hon
and Secretary-here tomorrow I
must get their influence you aust
talk music to the Secretary, and Won
must AK Hon.-about monolitb mon.
olitb is bis bobby. Do your best /
need their help So it is always.
Richland beacon., 1878-01-05
succession of N. F. McCraw,
Deceased.
State Of Louisiana. Parish of RicLland,
Parish Court

State Of Louisiana. Parish of Richland,
Parish Court.
"HEREAS. G. Med Brumby, Admins
w traitor of the Succession of n +.
Nj raw. decreased, has flied IN the oiii.- of
the Clerk "f the lIih Judicial District Courr.
at The town of RayviiIe. in sail Parish and
State. hna. account ct the administration uf
sad sue 'rs>i'n, vi b petition AMI prays
thar the same b. allowed amt acKnow ledge
Now. therefore, unless oppo-rinn in wiring
thereto be tie, ~ The flee If al. clerk afnr..
SAID. wi:hin ten lays from the date hereof
sad account will be allowed aud homo uga r,
in all is parts and clau>ed on due proof As
The law requires, and made the judgment VI
the court
Witness. the Hon F.. C. Montgomery. Judge
of said Court, and my official signature and
seal of office on tins sd d y of January. A ID
1878. NEWT. PITTS,
Clerk l4ih District Court
Rayville, Jan 5. 1851
Richland beacon., 1878-01-05
Why She Wanted to Marry Him.

A minister 10 Wheeling. West Va,
went TO bed early last Wednesday
evening. and about $50 was called by
bis wife and told thai be was wanted
below by a loving couple who were
anxious to be mated. He donned his
clothing and went down. and be
found a woman of p' rhaps tbir,y,6ve
or forty years of age. and a stripping
OF twenty. The exDectaut BRIDE
groom was at loss how to proceed
with q business which was new to
him. But not so with the women.
Seeing that her lover was bopelessly
entangled, she spoke up promptly thus:
Mr.. Preacher. as Pm the Oldest, |
expec: I'D better do the talking. You
see Charley. here has a s,epmotber,
and she don't use him right at all.
Now. Pm q widow, and | want to
take Charley home with nc tonight
and take care of him. Not that |
want q husband, because, il l did |
would get some one nearer my own
age. but just thought 1 would try
and take care of Charley. So we'd
like to be married right away"
The minister asked Der if The nee.
tssary license had been nblsined. and
upon receiving reply in the mega
lac. stated that it would be i,npossi-
Die for bin to marry them without
hat very useful document.
Richland beacon., 1878-01-05
A Jack O'.Lantern.

A jack-o'-lantern has for severa
nights past attracted much attention
to q vacant lot near the corner Of Dill
Ion street and Park Avenue, aud nc
small degree of uneasiness was occa.
stoned among the mole supersti,ious
of the dwellers of that vicinity
With such regularity did it appear a,
dusk. always at the same spot. tina,
yesterday number Of men and boys
took shovels aud dug into the ground
there. A few inches below the sur
lace they found the remains of q coffin
containing some Of the bones of q
male corpse. Coroner Auler WIS no.
lifted, and going out there he made
inquiries which developed the fac,
that the lot is portion of the site of
an old cemetery.
Richland beacon., 1878-01-05
Notice.

| see an advrrri-em. M in III" Richiand
BEACON. Nov. IL, 1877, Of a lost noie, as fol-
follows:
$4,000. RARvILLE. Ia. April 4. 1877.
One day after date | pro,nise To pay 10
M-ssrs. Gwyn aud Dyer. the sum Of 'Er-r
hunired and twenty-five dollars, for vaur
received, beanns : per cent interest from
date until paid.
MARY F. RUSH.
And further states that II Rush authorized
my signature. | posiiireiy deny any such
authorization. ! hereby mniiy and ,nfrm
Mes-rs Gwyn,nd Dyer. AMI all other persons,
that never signed any such note. and if
they otiaiued my signature "a any such not.
they aid obtain it ny fraud ard without NY
knowledge. and ask the production Of the
note bv Messr>. &. Il d.. as evidence of my
>ian'iurr, and proof al the same | further
iofbnl any transfer or trading Of any such
note demand ruil proof that I did sign
any such note, which | positively deny
MARY F. RUSH.
RAYvILLE. Jan. 5. 1873
Richland beacon., 1878-01-05

The young ladies' of Seneca Falls,
n. Y, recently formed themselves
into a society and took solemn vows
never to speak to any young man who
did not practice total abstinence froT
beer and alcohol. The young men of
the town immediately called a meet
ing. organized, and solemDly swnre
they would never again speak to any
girl who padded her form. wore false
hair or paper bustlcs, painted. pow
dered, wore corsets or long. pania-
lettes, and who wouldn't allow herself
to tie hugged aud kissed The girls
couldn't stand this, wil,ed. and that
temperance society was broken up.
Richland beacon., 1878-01-05
NOTICE! NOTICES.

Wh-reas, /, VIM. T. Oliver. have been m
Poinsed by the HoDI Parish Ccurt OF Rich,sml
parish. La, administrator Of the Succession O,
Mrs Snssn J. Oliver, Decreased, and have
gwen bond as SUCH notice is hereby given to
all persons holding claims against said success.
$40" to present the same to me Immediately
for recognition. at RayviIle, "a, within
days, as the law directs.
VIZ. T. OLIVER,
Dec' etn, IsII-st- Admr.
Richland beacon., 1878-01-05

In making our calculations for tho
year upon which we arc entering, let
rs not forget that ell our duties end
responsibilities are no. copfned to
ourselves and our families. These
are important, and should BY no
means b neglected; but others have
claims upon Us that are equally bind
ing. We owe II to our Deigbbors
to try to elevate the standard
OF morality BY precept and ex.
ample, to restrain our own passions
and encourage the young, especially
in fr~ing and carrying out good res.
olutioos. Not only so, but their
elaine upon our benev violence. which
We shoulc endeavor to meet promp,ly
and cbeerfully. for seltisbness in sinful
and real morality Gao not prosper
where il sbouuds. Bene volence. re.
member, consist not so much in the
amount bestowed upon The worthy
who may need our assistance, as the
spirit 10 which it is bestowed. We
may not be able to give much TO the
reedy. but neither God or conscience
counts the pennies of lbe donor, but
examines the heart and rewards rs
according to our motives. Do good
to oil. for in so doing we increase our
own happiness - much a. that of
others. - u,ta
Richland beacon., 1878-01-05

The Post publishes a paragraph in
official form TO the effect that the cab
met by no means assumed that Rus
sia's answer shut the door to further
overtures. Russia will doubles re-
quire the demolition Of Turkeys Dan
uhlan foriresses as one of the coDdi-
tioDs Of peace.
Richland beacon., 1878-01-05
A VALUABLE PRENIUM.
TWO PAPERS 1oR THE PRICE OF ONE.

TWO PAPkRs 1oR THE PRICE o. ONE.
The lx1oRhER is IN eight page monthly,
published 1t Elgin, Illinois. ai 800 per on
nur' Il is opposed to sirknsss, i.tempsra~rs,
'cdr and tobacco, each department being in
charge Of special editor. We have an ar
rangemeni with the mbIisher by which we
are e"sbled to offer it free for one year TO each
new subscriber 10 our paper. and TO Ill old
ones who renew their subscriptions and pay
in advance. They will thus get two papers
TOR the price Of one. Let those who desire to
do 50 send % OF call 1t our office.
Oct. 13, lS77.tf~
Richland beacon., 1878-01-05

OST-A certain promissory note exc.
IL cuted by Wesley Ellison in November.
1876. for seven hundred and fi,y,nine dol.
lars and ninety cents (S7a9 sO), with eight
per interest from da.e, in payment OF rent Of
land, and drawn in favor Of Mrs. n. W. Jor.
dan. A reasonable reward will be paid for
the recovery Of said note by myself or W.
Thos Jordan. NJ. w. JORDAN
RayviIle, La, Dec. %, ls77-3t
Richland beacon., 1878-01-05

Senator Patterson, Of South Caro-
line. contemplstes resigning, on &C
count OF i'll health. II this be true.
sod Democrat succeeds him, which
= absolutely certain. The Senate will
ee."alf and elf" politically.
Richland beacon., 1878-01-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Block, Bs''lon ct ais. State of Louisiana,
We No. 25i ; Parish of Ricalani.
II. F. Vicsers Il TO. l4,h Dis,ric, Court.
BY vir'ne OF a writ Of p:uries fl a., issued
from the flonl l4h District Court in and for
the Parish Of Rmhland, State of Louisiana. in
The above entitled and numbered SUIT. and
To me directed, | have seized and will offer
l"r sale at the door Of the Court House, in The
town OF Rayville, said parish on
Saturday. 18th day Of Jany, 1878,
at public auction to the last and hiyhcs, bidder
The following described pcperty. ,o-wit:
A certain lot of ground and the improve
meats in the town Of Alto, containing three
aid one-haif (34) acrrs, commencing a, a
certain oct, near The Alro and RayviIIe road.
running l4O yards 200 east of north, thence
10 yards, bearing $40 north Of west, thence
south, at the same variation as the first line.
lO5 yards, thence dsgonaIly to the starting
point (ihe land owned on all sides by e.. II.
VarneO known as the NJ. A. Her lot. Also
Lot No. IL Of Square vi ,6) in the town of
RayvIlie, said lot being a fractional lot and
where the bIacksn.ith shop stands Also Lot
No. Of William. addition TO The town of
Rayville; said lot desc ribbed as foIIows: com.
'nenciny at the south east corner Of the 10,
ainve described, extending along the rich, OF
way Of The N l.. X 7 X r. 300 feet east,
thence north 800 feet, thence west 300 feet.
thence south 300 feet to poin, Of begneing.
with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon.
Terms Of sale cash with the benefit of an.
praisement
J. A. LIDDELL, Sheriff
Sheriff O'hce Rayvlle La,
December i5tfi, 1877 ct
Richland beacon., 1878-01-05
THE NEW YEAR.

With this number the BEACON ell.
tiers upon the tenth year Of its exist.
ence. Beginning With the first set
tlcment of the town and the creation
Of the parish. it experienced all the
vicisitudes and struggles of q pioneer
existence-and none have known
what those struggles have been ex.
cept those who have been connected
with its mauagement-and whatever
may have been its defects. it has ever
been consistent and faithful 10 two
respects At least, 1. e.: in its political
opinions and its efforts to advance the
material interest Of the country, and
viii remain so as long as il continues
under the control OF the present pro-
prietor and editor.
Financially, the BEACON has not
been a very decided hich
we have heretofore attributed to TIE
condition Of the country and the
sparseness Of our populalion-but
our intercourse with its patrons aud
the brethren of the press has eener-
ally been very pleasant, instructive
and, we hope, mutually beneficial
But now tba. We lave entered upon
New Year under more favorable
auspices. we hope that it may prove
more profitable to US financially, which
will enable US to give our readers q
better paper 10 the future than we
have 10 the past, though we have no
apology 10 make for The past, for we
have done the very best we could |
under the circumstances.
We d. not wish to be understood
as begging. when We appeal to all the
citizens OF the parish to put forth
greater effort than they ever have 10
behalf OF their parish paper, for it is
to their interest that good paper
should be sustained in their midst,
and in doing SO they will only be
making an investment that will return
them an hundred per cent. profit; and
We Promise them, too. that the paper
shall come up to the full measure of
its patronage in interest and 10 reflect
ing credit upon the community. Let
every reader of the BEACON be al wavs
ready to speak good word for it to
those who are not subscribers. Tell
them il they are not able to pay the
money for it We will take anything
hat will DO useful to US for it. And
that cash subscribers (new
ones) can get the best paper 10 the
United States The Detroit Free
Press) for So rs. or club of five can
got both for $500. ,
1t IL our intention to try still harder {
bis year to please all classes Of sub
'crlbers. both 10 our selections and
our original matter. il We can only e
eceive proper encouragement. Z
Two new features Uf the BEACON I
will be select moral novelets or stories.
md As thorough geographical deserip- t
ion and history of our parish rs we
an obtain-and We ask our friends
o assist Us 10 this matter.
Let US. 10 entering upon the duties
4 the New Year, endeavor to leave
be dead past to bury it's dead, and if I
70 have grievances try TO forget
hem, aud move forward in the S
iraight line Of duty to ourselves, our +
Aml'ies, our neighbors, our country o
I'D our God try 10 build up our !,
'as'e places. and restore prosperity q
nd c0nte0tment TO our beloved State. y
'orking With brave hearts aud will. Z
'g hands. give comfort to the weary u
I'd consolation 10 the disconsolate. II
D CONCLUSION. We wish all alike q G.
early. cheerful. happy New Year. a