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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-19
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial TO the Herald by the Western
Union Telegraph Company,l
Pacific Coast News.


VIRGINIA, New, April 16.-The
Evening Chronicle says the recent
ore discovery in the Savage is in
an entirely new ledge which lies
still further east than what is COM
monty known as the East Ledge.
It's general course appears to be
from northeast and southwest and
it looks as though it must have
branched off from the main Com
stock somewhere near the north
end of the Hale & Norcross. The
north drift was started at noon
yesterday in Savage in the wall OF
the cross cut to the new develop
ment and the south drift was start
ed from the same point to-day.
These drifts will he continued so
long as it shall be necessary to de-
velop the new find. Cross cuts are
being made every fifty feet or so.
The east cross cuts runs through
hard ground for the first 80 feet.
The incline formation then changes
TO regular vein matter, with flakey
streaks of clay and spar until the
clay wall which precedes the ore
channel is cut through. This
ground is very soft and liable to
SO that it has been nee
essary to retimber all the way from
the hard ground. The timbering
will be completed by tomorrow
At one O'Clock to-day
the water was below the 2, 100-foot
level of Savage and the Hale &c
Norcross level, being from three to
five feet higher, was entirely
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-19
Latest Eastern News.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHINaToN, April 1Sth.-SEN
ATE.-At the conclusion of the
morning business, consideration
was resumed of bills on the calen-
dar not objected to under the five
minute rule.
1t was ordered that when the
Senate adjourn to-day it be TO
meet OF Monday next.
A NUM- Der of bills on the calen-
dar were passed.
Gordon moved to postpone the
pending and all prior orders and
take up the House bill to prevent
the Introduction of contagious or
infectious diseases into the United
States. Agreed to, and the bill
passed.
The Senate resumed considera-
ton of bills on the calendar. The
following were disposed of: Senate
bill auth orizing citizens of Colora-
do, Nevada and the Territories to
fell and remove timber on the pub.
lie domain for mining and domes-
tic purposes. Passed.
The Senate funding bill, reported
from the Railroad Committee,
which still remained on the caIen-
dar, was indefinitely postponed.
The Senate joint resolution
supplemental to the joint
resolution in relation to
the International Industrial Ex-
at Paris, being that intro
duced by Saunders, providing for
the appointment of additional
Commissioners, was indefinitely
postponed.
Mitchell, from the Committee on
Railroads, submitted report to ac-
company the bill reported from the
on Judiciary, to extend
the time for the completion of the
Pacific railroad. Or
dered printed. After an executive
session the Senate adjourned till
Monday.
HOUSE = Consideration was re-
sumed of the conference report OH
the bill making an appropriation
for the employment of temporary
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-19

with spirit as naughty and I'M
yielding as their own, and that no
further sacrifices to the spirit of
moderation are expected from
them, the attempted revival of the
old had spirit really seems like a
solecism in politics. 1t will GER
tainly end in lamentable fiasco.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-19
Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald Steam Printing House is
not surpassed by any Job Printing office
on the Pacific Coast, outside of San Fran
cisco, in facilities for doing job work
Low prices, good work and expedition
may be relied upon at this office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-19
NEW TO-DAY.
Wanted.

A situation, by middle aged woman,
as housekeeper or TO do light housewoik
or attend a baby. Address Mrs. Julia
Smith, p. o. al9-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-19
Trianguiar Contest.

NEW YORK, April 1sth.-It is
understood that sharp contest is
gsing on between the Dutch ele.
ment, James Keene and the Rufus
Hatch party for the control of the
Northwestern Railroad. The trans
fer books for the annual election
close May Attn.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-19
European Cable News.

Latest Phase of the Eastern Mud
die.
LONDON, April 1S.-The dispatch
Of troops from India to Malta is the
leading topic Of political discussion.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-19
NOTICE.
Mutual Aid Association

Having been appointed General Age
for the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-19

Of Southern California, nay Office Will
hereafter be with K. German 4 Co. The
advantages OF the Mutual Aid Associa-
tion as protective society cannot be ex-
aggerated. Persons desiring to secure a
resource in time Of need should commu-
nicate with me. a4tf H. SHERWOOD.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-10-19
What Makes the Man.

Mary "oPle seem to f'rget that ,cI,arai.icr
grows: that it is not something to put or..
ready madc, with wonanhood or manhood !;
hut day by dny, here lille AMI there H.
tie, grows with the growth and strengthens
.vnlI the strength, until good or bad. il be-
comes almost a coat Of mail Look M man
"f bn-iness-Pnprnpt. reliable. conscientious ,,
yet clear-hraded aud energetic When 10
you suppose he developed all these ainiira-
Bile qualities! When he WAS boy.
Le, ns see the way in which a 10y Of ten
years gels up in the morning. works, play
stui.cs, and We will tell yon jns, what kim,
Of a man he will make. The bny that is l1i-
at breakfast. and late AZ soiroOi stand. n poor
chance 10 he a prompt man. The boy WIN
nrzecis his duties. lie they ever so small. anil
then excuses himself by saying. 81 frso,!
didn't think /! will never I've a reliable man.
And the boy WIN fluids PLEASURE in the suffer-
ing OF weaker things, will never be noble,
generous, kindly man--a gentleman.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-10-19
Facts and Figures.

The br>, proof ct assertions in relation To
finances, or 20 sustain charges Of corrupt or
extravarant use Of public funds, is 10 produce
the figures, which are stubborn facts that can>
not be controversies; and. a the Republicans
have been often charged with a wasleiuI ex.
pcniiture Of the public funds Of this State.
to say nothing OF corrupt J'bs. We propose to
rxh,!n, n lew figures IN seaport OF that charge.
In order TO show that they were at least rx>
rrav aaam IN the matter uf current expenses OF
our State Government, We viii first state that
the current expenses for 1913 were Sl.S72,-
053I3. Qhe only record saved from the burn
lmg of the Stac House a, Baton Rouge), and
thea give The oflicial statement of the current
exreuse, Of the State GovernmeLt for the
eight year, Of Republican rul, ending Oecem-
brr 3l>r, 1873, winch l. a follows
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-10-19
Mass Meeting Of the Second
Wrrd.

RAYvILLE La Orr l2th, 1875
A, a me-nng held a, the court house in
this place 10 day for the pnrpe>r Of eir"'ing
Delegates TO the Democratic Parish Convention,
to lie held in RavyiIlp on TUESDAY. Ot lin. y"
nominate ranc'ilsi-s for Representative Of
Richland parish in the House Of the Genrra
Assembly of Louisiana, Parish Judge and
Sheriff. DR. ID H. peut was called 10 the
chair temporarily and Thos j. Nangham
reone~ted to act as temporary Secretary.
On motion the temporary organization was
continued permanently
On notion. n. one bnt democratic voters Of
this ward are allowed To participate in the
proceedings of this meeting
(,p motion. The siertion of delegates was
had by a rising vote, wlirh resulted IN the
election Of the following delegates DR.. W.
7. Jordan. A W. Dorsry.J McCorkie, X.
c. Bell, Wa.dlaw Jones. G. Wilson Wright.
j. 8 Horn, A. n Childress; L. II. Willard
and f. Conner On motion. the election OF
the delegates was made unanimous. by accia-
u,ation.
On motion, the thanks Of the meeting were
rendered the chairman for the able manner IN
which he has presided over this meeting.
On motion the RICHLAYD BEACON was re-
quested TO publish the proceedings OF thi:
meeting.
On mo,ion. the meeting adjourned sine die
THos J. MAyGHAM,
Secretary.
DIR PETIT.
t.. Chairman.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-10-19
HI.ANDER.

SANDER j. said "a bc like the poison of the
asp, U that of the upa> tree. ,ha, In.
the e,hTt uf Eiid'Siin. everything with " hmh
it rurnc- In cpiiiarr. ], is the oh>prir. of an
enyiOu-, .eVrnvrinl and ricipns mind. that
delights IN cnyru,irring strife anti iniiic,ing
inuty ,iJa,n the innocent Pnf ne :h, a,irr,
when rnragrd, oltcn drives It's fanys into iI-
own unlvcring flesh and iRfwsre ~ deadly
poison ihtr II. own veins, III the >landrrcr
infirt- the wound intended f:r another uIur
his or herself, and suffers all the injury intend
rd fur the innOcent victim ni n dcvIli.h
malir. IL i.. In tins respect. Kind uf
hs,merang. that rccbils with rrdoublcd vui,
lcnct upon the bead Of its author; u filthy
stream, that srnirchr> the rarinenis of all
WIN Approach II; a kind nf moral p'ch, that
rin.s la and soils III. characters of all who
traffic n il. The aiIiIor Gf il j. always de-
tested and summed by the rtnd un,l vit,uuu-.
Though il may tor n time iujnre the character
nf the >landcrcd, it viii eventually rccoil upon
the >landerer, aud expose his or her true char
actrr, in all Of II, wick-lncs> aud nIrauncss.
while thar of the intended vh.iim, Ike pure
gold, Will only shine the brighter for liavin.,
passed through the cr,nbIc Of persecution.
Hence, the eqnanimiry Of philosophical
mind - rarely Disturbed by reports of the
work Of the bnsy,hOlc-. wei. knowing that
good character i. impervious TO such
assaults: that, tn usc q homely saw. eli =,
: like pouring water upon a ducks back" Ia
attempt To damage the character OF the good
: AMI vir,uous.
/ 1t is a general saying thai an innocent per-
sun can always live down "A .land-r-thcir
past lives centrally rIure ii-but if either
,nouId fail to yin,Iica,e the slan.lsreJ d,,rn;.
: life, We have such an abiding faith in ,l,,,
Justice Of Gdis raoral laws hrd' tho triumph,
! Of till, over. E,l-s,htrd that We he,irvei MAT
the tasrho9d vii! be rxPpsesi .snd she char
at''rr Of the innocent .v,ndicuied even alter
: death; for -'''@
' "TrnsI, crushed TO eat,li hall rise again;
' e, The e'errht years of God are hers 80
But Error wounded. writhcs IN pain. !.
And dies ainons her wor.hiPpers."
The moral Of all which Is. that We should
always eudeasOr ,o-tve amt art PROV =
the iaiseineet Of ss,empts to ninre our char.
actrrs; that when our neiphhors hear "a,
sandrred they can say, We know them, and
know that IL is false;
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-10-19

This community was thrown into a state Of
excitement this week, and has been kept 10
fever heat ever since, by startling intelligence
Of a conflict goin, on between the whites and
blacks of Ten>as parish. Several men went
from this parish, Ouacbita and Morehouse to
the assistance Of the whites.
We learn that Gen. King left Winnsboro'
restoring order. Several parties are reported
killed, she frs, man killed being Capt Peck.
Fairfax is reported among the negroes killed
Gen. Kings courier went on up 10 Gal
Ridge yesterday. .tf. . .....-.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-10-19
Democratic Nominating
Parish Convention.

RAyviLLE, LA OF, l7,h, 1873
Pursuant To a call Of the Democratic Exe>
cutive Committee, tue Parish nominating cons
yenton me, III the court hodse az this place
TODAY and organized hy erciing h. +. tWker>
temporary chairman and John l.. Lobiell Sec
reiary.
90 motion, the chairman appointed a COM
mirree of one tom each ward on credentials
,owir: J W. Warts. f. Conner, {. ii. Bra,hcar.
W. L Ivy. A. II, TurbeviIi-, J. l. Lobdeli,
J. L Stokes.
Committee reported and was discharged.
On motion. the hecg L., sen, from the Per
amore meeting (tr>t war,D were seated
The Convention was permanently organ
lzed 10y elecring Ii. F. Nickers chairman and
John L. Lobdel secretary.
Col Cooper Was ALLOW ed tn speak aud Will
drew his name a. a candidate
On n.uli, ~, Nominations, were declared IN
| order.
G. II Brash-ar norninsred NJ. J. Liddel
for Representative. >rconic'i 10y. 5 Myrick.
! Nm,on l., bait lay ward, carried. TIE
y Il. vs> taken hrh Ir-uitrh iT the noniIn
amen IT VI L,ddel, fa Rrprrscn
. + L. Montgomery ior fari>h Judge, lie"
/ >ro, ter Snerii and A II. Turbrv'ie tor Cor
! uncf.
/ On E.orinn. he thanks of the c"uvenil"l
wrr- ierdeIrd the ciIaIriuan.
( On u,u,or. the RiCHLtvE BEACON was re-
, gD-.;e, To- pub.Isi, the proceedings ct ihi
, cuav.i ii"r.
On n,urion. the runvcRtIcsi a'ignrred.
J l. LoBDELL,
Secretary.
Il. F. FlCKERS.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-10-19

Argregating th- >u,n Of Sj0il9li7 "a
Basing our Calculation nlon the amount of
expenditure. for the same purpose, upon the
current expenses ot 1853, We find that the
c.rreu, expenses tor eight years would have
been Sli.376,i27 ii. Just 81 o070i more
than the expense, Of the single year OF 1871,
while the excess for the eight years amour To
S35,ii2 $50. 90.
Il should also be borne in mind that tine
property of this State was worth IN 1888
more Than ten times what il was at any time
during these eight years of Republican rule.
Thus our money was squandered, we impov>
eri,hcd and an enormous debt leaped upon
our State by those who had no care for our
people bu, to opprcss and rob them.
Unler these circum stances, how can any man
vino desires the prosperity of our State think
Of assisting in placing these men in power
sgain How can he ever refrain from do
, ing all he can TO keep them out of power
| We do not think lie can. Therefore, We con-
Rden,iy believe that every true lover of his
! State will turn out, register and vote the Dem
ocra,ic ticket this fail.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-10-19
ORDINANCE NO. 4.

b. it ordained by thr Police Jury Of the
Parish -f Richland. Tha, the following named
persons he appointed commissioners and
clerks Of the election to be held on Tue sday,
the :j, ,iay of November, 1878, viz:
Ward No. Midway Prccinct-W. s.
Coke. w. J. Davies, I. \. Myers, Cornmis-
sioners; i. ID. McCandlis-. Clerk
Delhi 2recincr--P Feenan, p. G. Berry,
$. A. Owen, Commissioners Jno. L. Owen,
Clerk.
Ward No . -R. c. Bell, T. J. Mangham.
Jno. s. Sn,nmerlin, Commissioners &. w.
" right. Clerk.
Wasd No 3.-B. o. Edwards. w. a.
Moore. Ed Myrick, Commissioners; c. II.
Brasi,ear, Clerk.
Ward No i-R c. Sar,or, FL Rencler,
John Newbery, Commissioners; W. II
Duff Clerk.
Ward No. "A. II. Turbeville, J. s
Prewit,, p. l.. Gwin, Colnmi-, ioners; p. u
Austin, Clerk.
Ward No 81. A. Mhoon, T'Ins. Hold
ne.s, Frank Alexander, Commissioners; J. l.
Rushing. Clerk.
! Wari No. John Grey, J. d. Cooper, J
/ J. Thcrnason Commissioners; w. &. Myer-
Clerk.
Adopted Oct. ii'h. 1873.
IOHN H. MILLING,
/ JSo. S SUxMrKLIy. Pres. Pro lem.
Clerk p. J.
On motion Beard adjourned 20 meet OF
Monday, the oS,h Or. 1878.
@ &c. JOHN Fl. MILLING,
JxO S. SruNEaLIy. Pres. Pro lem.
Clerk y. J.
!. -ssOss----
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-10-19
Democratic Club Meeting.


RAyviLLg La. Oct. llih, ISIS.
The Democratic C.ubui tiir second ward
wa, called together 10y the President, nj the
ronf, trn>e in his place to-day.
On ,no,inn, tie serriar, vas requested !"
keep n book in wENh 60 enroll the names oi
the member of this club
On motion, ,he President appnin'r' The fo-
lowing gentlemen un the Executive Con.
mi,,-c If this club. to conduct the affairs ui
the club. and especially m encoura:" tho
voters Of the ward To register and vr,c the
democratic ticket. to-wit ". T. Jordan. !.
y. Nc .'uwan. f. Conner, f. Ov-rjv, W. w.
Davis, Il +. RaworIh. Esquire Tillnian, W. |.
Morgan Wardhtw Jones aud u. :. Denny
On m"rnn the cinh adpnrned, 10 meet
again NJ : O'Clock T. NJ, Saturday, Ot lpth
} 1878
q. Wilson WRrCnr,
Secretary.
Tnos. ]. MAvGU,u,
President
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-10-19
Dependency.

The most perious hour Of persons life i.
when rs il .eYrie,l y tespo~i Ella uan
who ioses his courage lOOses all there is u"
more hope Of him ,'a" Of a dead man; but
it matters not how poor lie may be, how
much pushed by circumstances, how much
deserted by friends, how much lost to the
world; If he only keeps hs courage. holds up
his head, works on with his hands and will,
unconquerabe will determines 10 he and u
do what becomes a man. all will be well. IL
is nothing outside Of him that Hills, but what
is within. that makes or nnmakes.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-10-19
The Bayou Macon Baptist
Association.

The next annual session Of this body will
convene at RayviIlc on Saturday before tho
third Sunday in November next. The pas-
tors within the bounds Of the A Associa,ion are
earnestly requested To see thai their churches
send fult delegation. The business claim-
ing the attention Of the Association is Of
grraier importance than tina, Of any previous
session. Each church slcnd elect delegates.
and every delegate should make The most
strenuous effort 10 attend. BY all means, le,
every church ia dc A ssocia'ion b- represent.
ed. BY order OF the Executive Byant
L.C. KELLIS.
Chairman.
Rayville La Sept 2Jt ls.5.-.L
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-10-19

We the undersigned citizens OF the Parish
As candidate tor Representative of tins
Parish in the House of the next Legislature
Of this State.
Eayvilc, La, Oct. 9Th, 1873.
r. Fowler.
g. T. RAwoRrH,
Johv y. DAVIS,
J. VI. GwIN,
JAS. A. GRAHAM,
and others.
Il is understood that Col. Cooper has
already agreed to be- canddalr-ED.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-10-19
s. u. McESERY
y sAs .

The Presby,ery of Red River will meet at
Ray,ilIe OH Saturday before the last Sabbath
in November. and the Sinod Of Mississippi
will meet at Monroe, La, on Tuesday before
the first Sal,barh in December. Divine SER
vice on botn occasions, Providence permitting
All our CONN uniry, and especially our Pres
by,erian brethren and sisters, will please bea'
the appointment for this place in mind. and
he prepared TO attend the sessions OF lh'
body and accommodate visitors.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-10-19

We are requested by the secretary of 'h"
meeting of the 6'h waId To state that the fol-
lowing resuln,On was adopted at the meet.
in. uf HAT ward
Resolved, That we pledge ouf cordial sup
port To the ticket Ia be nominated 10y the
Parish Convention of Oct. 9Th.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-10-19
Organization Of the Second
Ward Democratic Club.

RAYvILLE. LA Oct 10Th, 1878.
A meeting OF the democratic voters Of the
second ward Of the parish Of Ricbland was
organized in tins place today by calling DR..
w. +. Jordan. TO the chair and requesting
Thos. J. Mangham. to act as secretary.
The objec; of the meeting having been ex-
planned to be for the purpose OF organizing a
democratic club, the following officers were
elecrsd Thos. J Maughain, President p. ii
Toler, Vice President, &. Wilson Wright, Sec
retary; J. w. Simms. Treasurer
On motion, the President, Vice President
aud secretary were requested to appoint All
Executive Committee OF ten.
On motion, the meeting adjourned. .s...
II os. J. MAxGuAN. -
Secretary
W 7. JORDAN.
.. Chairman.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-10-19

RAYvILLE, La, October lith. 1878.
The Police Jury in and for the. Parish OF
Richland met pursuant 10 adjournment, On
this the liti day of Octobef, 1878
Present. Elijah Scott, Member Ward No.
,, John H. Milling. Member Ward No 3:
2. II. Parham. Member Ward No. = John
l.. Lobdell, Member Ward No. d; Frank
Hatch Member Ward No. Z.
Ab,ent-lohn Bishop, President, Member
Ward No ! AID II. q. Mansliam, Member
No. I.
The President being absent on motion, j.
II. Milling wa. elected President pro tenn.
The minurc. OF the last rcxaEA uint called
meetings were read ard Adopted. =
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-10-19
Special to the RrcHLAND BEACON.

MONROE. Oct. l2tb, 1878.
Active compaigp here; Ouachi'a Parish in
full blaze of patriotic excitement no colored
radicals here all here registered and joining
democratic party Majority here will not be
lees than eighteen hundred. Morehouse will
also wheel into line aud give usual majority
King is interchangeable aud making an active
campaign.
= II McESERY
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-10-19
ORDINANCE. NO. |

Be it ordained by the Police Jnry, That in
acc"riame with "a petition from portion ct
the c'izens Of the 3ri ward, the 3rd ward be
changed so as 10 Accommodate sand citizens {;
anl thai the south line be moved Two miles
uorih of it, present iorari'n. and the r"rton
of the third ward thus cut of be added 10 the
sixth ward.
Adopted Oct. lith. lS1S.
JOHN II. MILLING.
J,o s SrMNttLiN, Pres. Pro / en-.
Clerk p j.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-10-19
ORDINANCE no. ,.

b. it ordained 10y the Police Jury, Tba, the
voting precinct of ward No. ) he and the
same is fixed at the plantation OF J. W.
Amery
Adopted Oc, ith. 1873.
JOHN II. MILLING,
JSo. s. SrMMHprIy, Pres. Pro lem.
Clerk r. j.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-10-19
Local BrcVities.

=
White ;ros, yes,erd,y morning.
u, n u., ,a ,,, II. family
,
r,, vary h.,.v raj, last Wuln...
n' WV SUI '''"'
'''"' WV
We regret 10 learn tila' '"o oi '"e "h"@">
'efs W MIS- "'e"' '''"' ''''"'' "'''
w"
Mr Jas. W. "a''' mas our '''''N> u" Nv"
numbers OF tle 9.>p"ie ie''i' vi "e ''''
ani Huh inst
Mr. Henry coke adver'ises stray m"
thar he has taken up. The cwner IT he Ses
this notice, will do well 10 call for iir proper
~.
Miss F,pni. Clark takes charge of the
school al Alto. IN tie absence Of Mr.. Fletcher.
and commence. the exercises Of the next ses'
sion next Monday.
Now tie D-mtra,. have a full' ;icts, in
e,I l., ,I,,,, .u,uor, !, We cannu, af.
e,,d IN he divided. uen,I-men. however much
vo, may u. ,I;.pl.a.ed with the ticket.
r,..,l.,.. .;,,,
40 r. VI ,.,a..o,,,,,, ,nd ,u,d
tim, it repeated words spoken to H. or any
other sound thrown aaainst The vibrator, very
distinctly Ii one Of the simplest in>'rn
mrr,>. as we'll a the most wonderful di>cnr>
err we ever saw.
w, r..r.c,f,Il, c.,u ,l,a a,,su,ior of all our
d., .;,o, c,;-uds 10 ,he advertisement Of
,..,.,, rr, M lo,,o b- loou, in TO day ;
II, ,,r ,h.;r late Cr;,nd. Can.
,.ia T,vlor .,,;,ose. TO knset the river as
,oon As water aud quarantine regulations will
permit; aud If 'r he'omes as popular is
Captain Taylor lie VIII DC 'oe'a'y P'"o'i'
lzet!. -. 80
As we announce the names OF the candi'
dates of the Democratic party IN tins issue
we would remind tbcp that we expect som'
telnunsfa,ioy for % doug, api If stheyS prrfc
ro, having their names thus announced the.
will please so inform ns. Our charge Is oni!
ten dollars for parish officers, as the time !
short. Gen King aai Col Bowden Law
"''ea't' P''0 u '0'
We will commence printing the tickets 10
this parish in a few days, IT some arrange
ments are made To pay for the work; and "
would suggest that the candidates Tor III
different offices make up a small sum anon
themselves for this purpose, and that The
furnish us with the names of the candidate
for the ward .otIh.es- as es"h ward will hav
to have IT'S own tickets. Ii would he wei
also, for us To know how many tickets ar
TrqsHei m each ward. - s'tEE'i ,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-10-19
ORUIN-1NGE 40. 3

Be it ordained by the Police Jury, Tha, The
slight change made in the ro.,d by VIM. A.
Bough,on, known rs the Public Road i,on'
Biz Creek to the Hampton School House, is
hereby re~cindcd,
Adopted Oct. 18th. 1878.
JOHN II. MILLING,
Jyo. 5. SUMMEaLiS, Pres. Pro Ten.
Clerk L. J.