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Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
OFFICIAL.
To the Qualified Electors Of
the State of Louisiana.
OyYIcB o. SECRETARY OF STArE,l
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

OyTIcs o. SECRETARY OF SrArE,)
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
NEw ORLEANS, July II, 1878
In pursuance OF article i47 Of the consii>
tuition Of this State. publication is Hereby
given 10 the voters Of this State OF the pro-
proposed amendments to the constitution OF
this State, agreed TO by two thirds of the
members elected to each house Of the Gem
ersi assembly, n ITS session Of 1878. and
which are required TO be published three
months before the next general election for
Representatives TO the General Assembly, in
At least one newspaper in every parish Of this
State. in which . newspaper shall be pub.
lished. Said amendments appeal more fully
in act. Nos. 70 and - Of the regular session
Of the General Assembly Of 1873, aud in
act No. IL Of the extra session OF the Gen>
ersi Assembly Of 1873. which are officially
published Tor the information Of the voters,
and which will be suhrni,ed TO the people At
the next general election. to be held on the
firth day OF November. (nrxt) 1878, in such q
manner and form that the people may vote
for or against each amentuent. separately.
and if a majority Of thr votes =, said -Isr'""'
shall approve and ra,ify all or either of s.i
anne ndmenis, the sa,ne shall become . part
Of the constitution.
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary at Star.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
NOTICE.
October End, 1873

October End, 1878.
Friends and fellow>citizens Of the Parish
Of Richland lit has been out of my power
10 canvass, the Parish But ! want one and
oil 10 sick 10 NJ. Aud II am Elected to
Fill the Office. For Sheriff. will carry ont the
law to letter And ! d. cordially invite he
colored voters 10 sssnd to me. ono and all
Give me . tFisl Gentlemen.
remsin your obns servt.
Oct 5.-St. N. NJ ASTON.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Tsssn up October 18th, 1878, BY the Nm.
dsrsisnsd, - an sssray. one irongrsy mare |:
seven or eight years old, thin in order with
sore back; shout fourseeL and . half fl4A)
hands high; branded on the LEFT shoulder
IT. "" and on the mech. lief side) viii the
letter as" The owner will please como for.
wand, prove properly, pay charge. and uke
away, o. it will Be disposed OF according
- law.
HENRY p. COKE,
Cherry Blp6 Plantation,
Oct. 18th, 1873 st. miles north Of Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Tax Payers.

Time for publishing Delinquent Lists has
been extended two weeks from Nov lth
This will give time for oil persons to arrange
payment of their Taxes. Penalties accrue
after the delay.
The Rolls and Books have for last twelve
days been sent into the different portions Of
the parish ~ required by law.
From this date they will be 1t the Office,
where will be glad to see oil persons having
basiness with ne c. H. MOORE,
Nov. 4th, 1878. 81 Tax Collector.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
Notice Of Administration.

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Ri bland,
Parish Court.
Succession of Sarah ]. Merritt Deceased.
WHEREAS, Peter B. Feenan has FLED
w in the OfBee Of the clerk Of the l4,h
District Court, in and for said Parish Of
Richland, his application for the administra-
ton Of the estate Of Mrs. Sarah J. Merritt,
deceased
Now, Therefore, unless opposition be made
thereto within Ten days from the date hereof
the said Peter B. Feenan will he appointed
administrator Of the said succession upon
complying with the requisites Of the t.sw
J. NEWT. PITTS,
Clerk 18th District.
Rayville, La, Oct 2lth, 1876.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
AGENTS of the Beacon.

our authorized Agents to contract for adver.
tising for the BEACON.
S. N. PsrrrNoiLL 4 Co., 81 Park Row
cosner Beekman street. New York, are our
svshorizen agents for N. Y.
H. p. HUcBARD, Advertising Agent. New
Haven. Conn, will coun,rsct for advertise.
ments for the BEACON.
Ma. Jas. H. MARTIN, At Mrs r. Bloom. =,
Crawford Street, Vicksburs. has full authority
10 contract for advertising and transact other
business ~ agent for the bEAcor in that city
and Delta. #
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

Succession Of +. q. Kelly, Deceased.

booeoosaoo u II n Aeuys Oece1Seo'
Notice 10 hereby given 70 oil persons hold.
ing claims asainss the succession Of r. H.
Kelly, deceased, 70 present the same within
the time sIIswsd BY hw, 10 R. P. Williams,
Attorney, u Rayyills. La. or they will be
barred JOHN CHAFFE,
Administrasos.
Rsyvills, L., Oct. iesh, 1873 ~
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
vttRittlaaaB sat''',
RAYVILLE. LOUISIANA,
Saturday, November 2, 1879.


PssssvrsaiAx.-Rev. d. A. Campbell will
preach regularly, At Alto on the LIST Sabbath
in each month; At Union Church on Bsskin
Ridge, in franklin Pa. on the third Sab
bath; q, Rsyviile on the fourth Sabbath;
Regular appointment, for preaching Of the
Bsp,is, Church at Rayville 10 the first Sunday
in each month and Saturday night before.
Rev. L. c. Keilis Pastor.
The appointments Of the RayviIle Circuit
u. E. Church South are rs follows Cirard,
the first Sunday in each month; Rsyville the
second, II Little Creek 81 II =. m. and Alto
81 night OF the third. and Union the fourth.
T. H. McClendon, p c.
A0SOnic.-Reguar communications ci
4. F. Mcclure Lodge No. 209 the End We'll.
nesdsy in each month.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
ACT NO. IS. r. =. OF 1878.

ACT M. %, X. ;. Ut 1878.
NUMBER ONE
That the sent of government shall be e>tab
Iishrd ~ the city o. Baton Rouge or n he
city Of New Orleans. a the majority Of the
voters Of the State may determine ., the next
ensuing election; those voting TO locate the
State capital at Baton Rouge shall iniorse on
their tickets, For State Capital. Bat"n
Rouge; those voting To- Iocste tho capital u,
New Orleans shall iIdorse on their tickets,
For State CAPITAL. New Orleans"
(Strike out article one hundred and thirty
onc)
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

Gee . week in your own town. $ Out
sDOO6s free. No ri.k. Reader, ifyou want
business At which persons Of either sex can
make great pay oil the time they work, write
for particulars 10 H. HALLETT 4 CO, Port.
land, Maine.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
no WHOM III MAY Concern.

All those indebted 70 me are notified to
come forward and pay up. have o, Of
old accounts which are very small, and il not
paid will have to enforce their collection by
law. D. r. PETIT, NJ D.
Rayville, La. Oct Goth, 1878.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
Notice Of Administration.
State Of Louisiana. Parish of Richland,
Parish Court
Succession q Thomas Hogan, Deceased,

NTHEREAS, Peter B. Feensn has
w fled in the Office Of the clerk Of the
lAth District Court, in and for said Parish Of
Richland, his application for the aom,ni.,ra.
ton Of the estate Of Thomas Hogan, deceased;
Now. Therefore, unless opposition be made
thereto within ten days fspm the date hereof,
the said Peter B. Fsessa will b appointed
sdminis,rstos Of the ssil succession, upon
complying with the requisites Of the law.
J. NEWT PITTS,
Clerk l4th District Court.
Rayville, La, October gath, 1885,
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
ACT NO. "A, K. S OF 1878.

AL nv. ~, n. > VI 1910.
Representatives shall he chosen on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in November,
every two yesrs. and the election shall be
compi.ted in one day. The general Assem-.
bly, shall meet on the frs, Monday in Janua-
~, 1879, and bien.,ially thereafter on the frs,
Monday in January, unless different day be
appointed ny law. aad their sessions shall be
held ut the seat Of government.
(Sirike out article i7.)
NUMBER THREE
Afier the year 1878. the general assembly
shall not have power to levy in any year for
oil State purposes more than one per centum
taxation, nor shall any collection Of more
than one per centnin taxation Ike made in any
one year. ON the actual cash value of all real
and perpnai property liable Z" taxation. ex>
cepi in case Of a foreign invasion. or iOnes.
tic insurrection and in that event. any adhi
tioma taxation shall only be for the mnn,e,ii.
ate purInse Of rrPelling invasion or suppress.
ing instruction.
The city Of New Orleans shall not levy or
collect in any one year more than one and
one-hslf per ceninm taxation on the actual
cash value OF all the real and personal prop.
erty liable to taxation Within its limits.
No parish or municipal corporation except
the city Of New Orleans, shalt levy or colec,
in any one year more than one per centnIn
taxation upon the actual casl, value Of all the
real and personal property liable to taxation
within us limits
The general assembly shall not have pow
er to issue any bond, or pledge the faith Of
the State fOi any purpose. nor shall il author>
ize any parish or municipal corporation to
to issue any bond. or create any debt; pro-
viied that this shall not prohibit the issue Of
new bonds, in exchange for old bonds. where
the debt or rate Of interest is not increased.
XUMBER yorR.
The members Of The general assembly shall
be paid . salary Of dve hundred dollars
$500 per session and actual trs yelling expen-
ses by the nearest practicable route. not to
exceed Fifty dollars for any one member, pro.
vided that il two sessions are held in the
same year they shall receive for the second
session in that year . salary Of only two hun.
dFed aud fifty dollars ($25U) aud actual ,rav.
cling expenses BY the nearest practicable
route. not to exceed fifty collars for any one
member. The regular biennial session shall
no, exceed ninety days in dura,ioa, unless by
vote Of two-thirds of the members elected to
each House Of the general assembly
(Strke out article 39.)
NUMBER Yivs.
The general assembly shall not pass any
local or special law changing the venirs in
criminal cases, changing the manner Of p~r>
sons, legitims,ing children, vscating roads,
streets or alleys, RENTING fines. penalties and
forfetures or refunding moneys legally paid
into the treasury; affecting the estates Of min.
ors or persons under disability; exemp,ing
properly from taxation; creating sny monop.
oily; leRalizinR the Unauthorized or invalid
acts Of sny officer or agent Of the Stale, or
OF any parish or municipality granting any
extra compensation to any public officer, sgen,
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Sucn. H v. Harrington State Of Louisians.
No. 379. ". Parish Of Richland.
Ira BarAeld ct al. lAth Di.tric, Court.
By virtue Of writ Of g. f., issued fiom
the Honorable l4th District Court in and
fDr the parish Of Richland, state of Louisiana,
in the above entitled and numbered suit, and
10 me directed, have seized and will U6er
for ssle as the door Of the cnurt house in the
town Of RayviIle. said Parish Of Richland,
u public auction, to the last and highest
bidder, on
Saturday. the TIL day Of December, 1873,
the following described properly. so-wi:
The undivided two-thirds interest in the E.
I Of the N. F.. /, and the S. l.. / of Section
10, and the W. I Of the S. W. !, and the 8.
y. ! Of the S. W. /, Section 20, the f. / Of
section and W Of s ". /. Section 80; the
". / Of w. I, the N. E. ! Of N. W. !. the S
4. ! Of the s. W. !, Section 90; the w. / of
4. ! and N. E. ! Of the N. W. !. Section 81 +;
oil in Township ~ N. Range 7 Fast. contain.
,ng in the aggregate l20O acres. N.ether " b
oil the buildings and improvements thereon.
Seized, and will be sold 10 Psy said q. f. and
oil costs.
Terms Of sale-Cash, with the beneA, Of
opp rsisement
J. A. LIDDELL, Sheriff
SheriGs Ofice, Rayvile, La,
November 2, lS7S-6t
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

EOR RENT,
II The White Hall Plantation. Apply to
J. W. Willis. IN,
Wi.'nsbore, La.
Nov. 2, 1873.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02


The legislature 10 sushesixsd e,emrs
,fom Sssss, municipal o. parish TAXATION hers...
"o'd goods. such - furniture, we.,;,. .o..
psfei' tools Of trade OF psofe.,i.., and i..;,,.
Pos''an'. not exceeding in aggregate value ~.
o." Of i've hundred dol a.s.
ACT NO. IL. EXTRA SESSION OF 1874.
sunssa rwsx1T.oxs.
strike out the arss pan II article Ia Of n.
constitution Of issa, which read, "A Nj.
vess'y shall b established asd .,.;,,.;..A
IN To: city Of New Osiesns. Il sAsil 5. -.
posed Of 'sw, medical and . eelles;e,. ~.
Rs''~sn', each With appropriate SevI,;..
tne General Assembly shall provide Sv I.v
Tor ito orGanizssiea and msin,ess.e..| -
insert: THE university sAall b D.;,s.;..~
u shall b composed a lav. . .eI;..s.~S
." scade"icsl dspanmsss, end s.eH ~.
departments - may b sssahlishsS IN ~
eson with appropriate faesh;es 1900
'nst the ':w and medical department. .,,..S:
csean'zed shall continue in the s;,v A. ~
Or'ea"s, and The aeademieal ana -, ~
Penm:"s' may b located sls.wA,s !. =.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

no license tai shall - imposed By The.
SIa'e OF :"y parish o. muaieirsl authority O.
any mechanical trade, msnsfseserv OF f.e,s,v.
exert such - nay seqsirs police rexsI.Io:c,
in towns and cisies.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

In every case where the judge msy ~ -.
FUSED. and when be 10 not persensliy isses.
esied in the matters in eoniesssiion, he shsti
select lawyer having the necessary qssli.
6cations required Tor judge Of his cosrs. 70
Try such cases; sad ~ general sssemtiy
shall provide by Law Sos the trial IL these
cases in which the judge may b personally
Interested, or whom Ls may - sbssa, o.
refuses 10 act.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-05-16

CURED: 81 Do you throw the combings of
your hair in the basln?" WHAT" she
askel, with a blank face. He repeated the
question, although with increased nervous
ness. "No, l DON'T" she answered in some
haste. Again his chair went forward, while
his agitation grew so great that he could
scarcely maintain his place upon it as he
asked, "Do you clean the comb when you
have done?" "Of course [ dos she said,
staring at him with all her might. In an
instant he was on his knees before her with
hands outstretched. 81 love you,' he pas
sionately cried. 81 give my whole heart
up to you. Love me and | shall be your
slave. Love me as l love you, and ! will do
everything on earth for you. Oh, will you
take me to be your lover, your husband,
your protector, your everything?" 1t was
a critical moment for a young woman OF
her years, but she was equal to the emer-
gency, as a young generally is, and
accepted him.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-05-16
NO HOME.

Alas! that a man who could write so
oed his music, was homeless A writer in
the Cincinnati Enquirer tells in a pathetic
manner how the author wrote: On one oc-
casion Howard Payne, the genial-hearted,
kind little man, who wrote the immortal
song of " Home, Sweet Home" was walk
ing with me in the great city OF London,
and, pointing to one of the aristocratic
streets in May Fair, where wealth and luxu-
ry had the windows tightly closed and cur
tanned lest the least ray of light and warmth
shonld 60 out, Or the smallest air of cold
winter come IN, where isolated exclusive
English comfort was guarded by the patri-
clan dragon OF gold, he, this tiny man with
became inspired with the idea of Home,
Sweet Home, '.,as | wandered about without
food, without a semblance of shelter Icould
call my own Many a night since | wrote
those words thus usllereu out of my heart
by absolute want of a home have l passed
and repassed in this locality, and heard Il ST.
rem voice coming from these gildcd. fur
lined, comfortable walls, in the depth of a
dim, cold London winter, warbling Home,
Sweet Home,' and / knew no bed to call
my own" There was a Worker-an earn
est, honest man-worker of soul and body,
and what was his wages?
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-05-16
A REMARK.

When was a young man, there lived In
our neighborhood a farmer who was usual
ly reported to be a very liberal man, and
uncommonly upright in his dealings. When
he had any of the produce of his farm to
dispose of, he made it an invariable rule to
give good measure-rather more than would
be required of him. One of his friends OBJ
serving him frequently doing so, questioned
him as to why he did it he told him he gave
too much, and said it would be to his disad-
vantage. Now, dear reader, mark the an
swer OF this excellent mans:
"God has permitted me but one journey
through the world, and'When l am gone
cannot 'returnfto rectify mistakes"
Think of this. There is but one journey
through life.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-05-16

Not at all, not at ALL" says Sanders,
still off the track. "Don't say another
word, we understand each other"
Another portentous wink.
The milliner vanishes, slamming the
pack door behind her, and Sanders sinks in
TO a seat, calculating, Well, I'll be dog
gonedn' But he bounced up quick when a
gentleman entered, and calling him san old
h%lppopotamus,' proceeded to divest him.
self of his coat, and squaring off at Sanders,
cried out: "Now, then, come on!'
why, why, bless me, what does this
mean" said Sanders.
Ion, yes, you're a nice one, you are.
What kind of a place do you take this for,
coming around and insulting women and
girls with your winks. Come on 7" and he
danced around Sanders. He got one in on
Sanders over the eye; his left duke felt of
Sanders ribs, while his right ratified around
all over Sanders mug, and when he got
through With Sanders that individual was
as badly demoralized as a pig in a whirl-
wind, and he never foud out what it was all
about until the milliner's husband, who had
ascertained his habit, called on Sunday an6
apologiZed. Sanders shook hands, said i
was all right, and was just about to winl
again when he checked himself and said:
"Blame it, I'll swear Off from that hab.
it," and then he turned and winked at the
wall to entorce'his oath.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-05-16
AN I"NCREDULOUs WIFE.

"Don't tell me nothing of the kind" said
she, vigorously, to her husband, who was
reading the account of a recent cremation
service to her; "it is only a vile device for
getting an unfortunate wife away secretly to
a lonely spot and killing her, and burning
up The remains. so that her husband can trisk
off and marry some one else, and no one
never know nothing about the murder. |
know all about it; besides, 'tisn't possible to
get a furnace as hot rs they say it was"
but, nv love-" said her husband, here it
is in the papers, that the furnace was hearted
to u heat of 1,400 degrees" Fourteen hun
dred idlots,'' said she, conteinptuously !;
land any child with Il nose-I mean, with
an eye on its face-could have old you, by
Just looking at the thermometer, that it can't
be any hotter than 2l2 degrees "-CKicago
Tribune.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-05-16
THE LOVE TO BE PROUD OF.

The only love which is worth estimating,
and being proud of, is the love Of a woman
who has had lovers. The love of a young
girl in her ignorance is rather for the sex
than for the individual. The young girl
loves you, perhaps, because you are an
agreeable man, or rather because you are
the first mar who makes'love to her; or still
rather, and more Simply, because you are a
man and she is a woman. The woman who
has had lovers, and who can compare, who
has not a fantastic image upon her retina
which fixes itself like a mask upon the first
man she regards, adjoining him with a
charm which he has not-thls woman loves
you because you are you, and because she is
she. The loveof the first is the attraction
of one sex for the other; had she not loved
you she would necessarily have loved an
other. This love is the satisfaction Of "a
need; the young girl loves you as she loves
the water which slakes her thirst. even If it
be muddy and diSagreeabfe. The love Of
the second is the love of the individual. Ii
She had not met you it is possible that she
might not have loved another; she loves
you as she loves the wine which one chooses
from a hundred others, and which one
drinks, not for thirst, but because it is CRATE
full to the taste.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-05-16
A WOMAN.

A wile-seeking, methodical youth, who
has occasionally escorted a young lady
home on Sunday evenings and gone in tor
supper, after performing both services last
Sunday night, suddenly said to her: do
you talk in yonr sleep?" why, no. she
answered, in surprise. "Do you walk in
your sleep?" he next inquired. mo, Sir"
He moved his chair an inch closer and with
increased interest asked: " DO you snorcs"
"No,' she hastily replied, looking u%neasily
at him. At this reply his eyes fairly spar
Killed.. His lips eagerly parted and, as he
gave his chair another hitch, he briskly in
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-05-16
GOLDEN

Why weep We, then, for him who, having won
The bound of mans appointed years, at last,
Life's blessings all enjoyed, life's labors done,
Serenely to his final rest has passed;
While the soft memory of his virtues yet
Lingers like twilight ht,es when the bright sun is
set.
Haste trips up it's own heels, letters and
stops itself.
When the winds of applause blow fresh
and strong, then steer with a steady hand.
In private, we must watch our thoughts,
in the family, our tempers in company, our
tongues.
Passion, more than anything, depriyes
us of the use of our Judgment, for it raises /
dust very hard to see through.
True Goodness is like the glowworm
III this, that it shines most when no eyes,
except those OF heaven, are Hpon it.
Happiness is in taste and not in things,
and it is by having what We love that We
are happy, not by having what others tind
agreeable.
Life is like . roll OF costly material pass
ing swiftly through our hands, and we must
embroider our pattern on it as il goes. We
cannot wait to pick up Il false stitch, or pause
too long before we set another.