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AbOat Quarantine.

Some Of the ci,izrf.s Of the iih. 9Th and 9Th
wards met a, Alto on Saturday, August 3l-;.,
AMI organized bat they termed q "Mutnai
Quarantine League" They also requested
the Police Jury OF the parish to bold Il meet
ing and iegaze their action. Seventy tive
citizens If the same wards met again last Sat
nrdsy and demanded a called session of the
Police Board; the President John Bishop.
Esq. was notified Of this action by telegraph
the same day; quorum Of the Beard met III
this place on MONDAY; but. as they lad re-
ceived no answer from Mr.. Bishop, calling
the meeting, they had no session aud nothing
was done.
The trouble with the citizens was that
many Of them refused to co operate in the
quarantine arrangement unless u was ieeal>
lied by the Police jury. Now word TO
those citizens. We dnnb, the legal Authority
Of thu Police Jury TO establish the quarantine;
but all reasonable persons recognize the
naturai riyh, Of individuals or conimuiii,les TO
pro,ec; themselves fIs M threatened danger OF
any character. No cooperation, we think. has
the legsl right 10 stop The mails: Yet the
United States authorizes refuse to interfere
with or violate the local regulations Which
intercept the ra:ls upon the pTiDeil ie that II
is better for the people 70 be deprived OF mai
facilities for a slort time Than Ia be exposed
10 the dangers of yellow fever. Any com
muniiy has tie natural right to protect ltScN
by arbitrary measures, from the dangers OF a
threatened invasion or instruction, without
awaiting the tardy intervention of legal au'
ihority. so long IA it does not unnecessarily
violate the laws of the country III do'n@ so
Therefore. if our citizens apprehend the
danger of an invasion of the epidemic, from
any direction, they have the natural right
which none vii! question. OF protecting them
selves against the danger; and We do not be-
lieve any reasonable. sensible person will at
tempt to violate their regulations. They may
rest assuIed thai if die yellow fever should
unfortunately get into RayvlIe we will never
! attempt TO cross any lue HAT they may estab"
| lish. We do not think il would be night Tor
any one "a do so. These are no times Tor
| asking for legal authorliv; bat the gursiiCn
should be, will il endanger the lives Of oth'
ers! If it would tley should respect the
wishes of the community
Since the above was written, Mr.. Bishop
has ordered the clerk TO call the meeting as
early as possible.
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Meeting Of the 9Th Ward.

Alta special call meeting Of the citizens of
Ward No. s, ut Red Mouth, on Thursday,
september s, 1875; on motion, Mr.. {. X.
Brunson was elected temporary chairman,
and p. H. Austin, temporary SECRETARY.
On motion, e. X. Bmns"n. was elected
permanen, chairman and p. H.. Austin, per
rnanent secretary.
On motion of A. H. Tur5urville, the meet
ing unanimously agreed TO support all candi-
dates nominated by this meeting.
1t was moved aud seconded that the char
man appoint committee Of i've " draft res
olations for the meeting. The chairman app
pointed the following gentlemen, viz:
J. J. Adams, \. Dyson, p. n. Parlsam, }.
B. Nichols and Samuel Montgomery.
A recess Of fifteen minutes was taken.
The committee drafted the following reso-
lu,ions, which was adopted by the meeting;
Isl. Rssoirsa, That the Democratic party
Of the 5th ward Of the Parish vi RichiaBd'
in mass meeting assembled, do cordially ems
.iorse the resolution and platform OF the
Baton Rouge State Convention.
2nd. That we cheertuIly endorse tie ae'
ton Of the Congressional aud Sensioria! cons
yenrions, at Monroe, August 10, 1878.
Ia T..ai ~ VIII -l3ni H. the noInina-
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Communicated.

MIR. EDIroh :-When the success Of the
piriy depends So much upon its uuanimty,
| am sorry TO see snch division in its ranks.
If ! am correct Ia the views expressed in my
last communication as 10 the calling Of a Con-
siitutional Convention. which every Demo-
crat rs now found to work for, IL il now more
than ever. necessary to stand shoulder TO
shoulder. We have thrown the olive branch
held out TO us in The amendments proposed,
full III the faces Of our opponents, and dared
Their: to their utmost This was boldly,
bravely Done, but whether wisely, the events
nov locked in the womb of the future will de-
termine. Ii We fail now to call q convention
and frame an organic law in accordance with
the wishes of the taxpayers. the opportunity
TO do so is lost for years to come, and willing
ly or unwilllngly, we will have 10 live under
the present one, with all Of i,s Objectionable
features unsmelIorated by amendments, and
with it, well-springs Of corruption still boil
ing and bubbling with toll and trouble. shame,
and ignominy. This is the death Struggle OF
the people, and upon its Issue hangs tie de-
cison whether Louisiana shall bc indeed free
or remain siackled by the vestmen's woven
for her by those who so long lorded IT over
her. And here repeat, no one IS frieii
to The people who for the purpose OF self
agsrandzemcni will throw the least obstacle
III The Any Of accomplishing thar which al
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-14

On Monday night tie wind commenced
blowing from the north, the sky became
oercast with clouds aud little -priik!e Oi
raiI fell. All day Tuesday i, remained c'ondy,
with GA occasional mist falling, while the
wind coaiinucd 10 bow from Iiie north, and
on Wednesday morning the thermometer
registered % degrees. he wind blew iro"
tie same direction all day Wednesday, and
Wednesday night the wind iu.ied and II
was beautiful moonlight night, clear and
cool, and on Thursday morning the thermoin-
eter in our office registered 81 degrees.
Friday morning the thermometer STOOD al
81 degrees.
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OFFICIAL.
To the Qualified Electors of
he State Of Louisiana.
OFFICE or >rcBETiKY Of STATE.
STATE - LOUISIANA,

OFFICE oF SECRETARY Of STATE.
STATE - LOUISIANA,
New DhLEAss. Jag -. 1873 }
H. rnr>'lancc 81 aiuchr IA Of the cUnsti>
.u,tr,, Of tbs SI,'p. pubLcaruu l. lerrby
.ivcn t. the vu;eI> II Ihs STAR. oi the p!o-
;srairu-rI ai;.~n 'm-ui, To- the constitution Of
tins >tltr. Hgtrrj iu by twu-tnris 81 the
n,.n.b-t- , .,crr,i t. each house ul the ceu-
rrat assembly. ~ IT. Session Of 1873. ant
v inch are required ." hv ubii>hcd three
months brl"tr rhr ur>t G-:.cGai election tor
krprc--t!tatNe.- SO tli. general 4 ~>ernb,y. III
= ;ea-t ,r'i- n"W-paurr IN every perish q! TN,
'i',r. IA WhI-I a "rH ~pai-t stall be puts
!I-h-d Sad amendments app'ti nav" iuIiy
~ ar,. No -. ,a,' Il ut ;hc regular session
Of re Genera, Assembly # 1910. and III
tci NJ u ct W." "N'.a session 4 the Gen>
rrai ; >>-,nDi. at ISIS. which officially
published tor tie iuiuTinatiun OF the voters,
nnt Wiici Wt.l tee Submitted IL The people At
i.i. next l.u-r.i election. 10 be hed on the
trh 10y oi November, Ciex') 1873, III such n
manner and torn ihat tue people may vote
for or against each amendment, separately,
aud # 4 ru")nri;y of the votes at sand election
shall approve and rariy all or either Of said
amendments the same shall become a part
If HE constitution.
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary Of State.
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ATTENTION.
Voters of Richland Parish |! /!
AssEssoR's OFFICE, RAEYILLE, La,

AssEssoR's OFFICE, RAEYILLE, La,
August IL. 1878.
Pursuant To Section Is. Act No. lOi passed
by tie General Assembly at the Extra SEES
son Of 1877. 10 pIociie Tor new regis,ra>
,,yn of voters thrc ghnui the State. | shall
p-'reei To open the books for Registration If
all legal voters of the parish Of Ricbland, on
Monday. the 2nd day of September, A. ID.
1878, and shall continue To keep them open
from day TO day until Saturday. the End day
of November. 1878, Sundays and all legal
mondays excepted
l. Beginning AT RayviIe, Monday. Sep
:ernber 2ud. from day 10 day, until saturday.
September 7'h
, Auo, idi Ward-Monday, September
., 10, II, -, - and II
Red Mouth, 9Th ward September l6. IL.
Is, -, and 20,h
Alto. 4ta waI.i, September 81.
J. Tboua,on : psecinci. eth ward. Sep
te,ll,er %. u. %, 70, p, and 2slh. g..
3. Holdlue>, School.hous.. Ward No. 8.
Monday, September 80, aud October /. ,,
and 3
Girari Sd. War,i-F.iday, October 1 5. T.,
). and O.
3. McCCwans School house 2nd Ward,
O.tolper | O,n | lrh and l2rh.
Midway, lst. Ward-October li,h, 18th
aud lob.
If not prevented 10y yellow fever. will be
a, Debit II Ward, on l7tl. 18Th and
18th Of October Should yellow fever con-
tinuc All tbs point will meet them at some
point near by or iemain three days .ouger al
vi !way.
R1yviie, the last two weeks. IRON October
2lst 10 November 2nd. when the books will
~ clns..i. III election follows on Tues lay,
.Jrh of November 1873
Come one 4! 'onr ALL, and hare a full
registration. JOHN 4 HEMLER.
Assessor and Registrar,
Rlchiand Parish, La.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Bry Il Muir State Of Lou.-;aua,
vs.. 81 ; PARISH OF Richiand
Girard Grange No 90. } ra'i-l Coun.
e' ais.
Bv Y riue of writ of ii ia. issued from
the lionL Pai:h Conr,, Ia and for The
parish Of Kirkland. Stale OF Louisiana. IL
the above entitled and numbered suit aud To
me directed. haze s"izei and viii ulrr tor
sale at the door Of the court hons" III the
town of RayviiIe, said parish ii Richiant;
on Saturday,
The 2lst day Of September, 1878,
II pubic auction to the last and highest bid
der, the following described properly, 'o-wIf:
A certain LOT of ground near Grad Station.
Rlcbland Parish, commencing al point ~ %
hundred and ten yards nearly due north from
tine north east corner OF lot No. Twelve, on
the west side of Eas, street., running aloug
said street nearly north seventy yards. thence
nearly due west al right angles with sai'
slreer seventy yeasds. thence nearly due south
seventy var IS parallel with said street thence
nearly due east seventy yards, 10 tie s'ar'in?
point containing one acre Of ground. together
will, all the buildings and impr yemenis
thereon.
Seized and will be sold to pay said writ
aud al. costs.
Terms OF sale-Cash, with the benefit
appralsemnt.
J. A. LIDDELL, Sheriff
Sheriffs Office, Rayville, La,
August Il, lo1S-5t.
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We have heard of other Contributions,
but did hot learn the amFnts. Besides these,
chickens, eggs, butter, mutton. etc have been
and will CONTINUE To forwarded 10 Them from
this porton OF the parish. so, We think,
there Is no danger Of l!Irir suffering for motley
OF snpilIes.
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NEW ORLEANS, La. Columbia. La
~ Vick>burg, Miss, Memphis, Tenn, and
Grenada, Miss, are hereby declared INFECTED
DIS RICrs Travellers, shippers and all o'her,
concerned are hereby notified not To violate
the law or they will have 10 suffer the penal
y. JOHN BISHOP,
Ric'Iand Parish. } Prrsiien, Police Jury.
Aug. Is. lS78-tf !
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S rayec or Stolen.

Light bay colored mare mule, black streak
down bacs AMI across wIrh-rs little nick out
OF leIt ear O'unt par') legs black up 10 knees,
hair straight no cuts about Isl hands high.
aud about yrars old. Any information OF
the whereabouts of IA. animal vii! be thank.
fully received al ihIs oihre
Any one returning the above described
animal will be hbeIaly rewarded
J. L. ARCHIBALD.
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Notice is hereby gwen ti'ai The tax rolls for
1873 are now in the Recorders utiic,. oi Rhh-
land parish. ready for the Inspection and cor
rerIion Of taxpayers, VIII" III please call an
examine them and have such errors as may
have occurred therein corrected
JOHN A. HEMLER.
Tax ns.es>ur.
Rayyille, La Aug 70. lSTS-p,.
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r RICHARDSON s. D McENERY
RICHARDSON & MCEnERY,
tkffofneaa at c4aiu,
Monroe, La,

Will practice in all the Parishes Of North
Louisiana. the Supreme Court Of the State
'ie Federal courts and in the Land Oi.ce
Department; Of the General Government
JAN -, is7e u
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lions Of The pn'i-h Conv .nrnif,5 D. he'll A.
Rayvi.ir,o ON ti.e Il;h Of >cr,r.nl.er, is-a, Al
fairy conducted
=. H. PAREAN.
A. LY>-S,
J. } ADAMS,
} B NicEr,Ls,
:. NINfGpYEEy,
Committee.
a. nlriinu. III" meeting wen; ir'c = TT'iI">
~ -I.ciiun iur he Chu.,.r % fir wirh Dn
taAirg The voIo Il ln- WFi'. ! Z Cooper
received 4 r"tTi'y 81 he w,e> lpr Rope
sentative. aud T.. 4. Montgomery. pLii.b
JGi-r, ai.t j \. L'i!, il. ia >Lert.
4 rour...fce Of tour 49, appointed I" So
Zee, d,.,-a:c- 10 Tie pai.-i' Iorv"rt"n. 1he
ip,i0vu2 were sci-,t"t - drlcla,e>. w:
Abe Jenkins. Ace Chi-icy, J. ! Alan T. /.
Gain, J q Nirhoi~. - -. \ .i!it.u>. H.,,nuri
Morr. om".y. Il. VI Scr.Let, A Il i"!Es-
viie. C. z Brunsou
Moved NAT ~econG-,l f.s; is K,KaA>D
;;rAC.y Ee requested To publish Il" ai".v-
On moi.ou. tie nreritc ajFr.ru-,i SIN. -.
E. L.. EnyasJX, Chairman.
A.
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n. G. COBB. A. A. GUyBY.
COBB & GUNBY,
ATTOR N EYS,
MONROE. La

Will practice IN all the State Cou'ts in
North Louisiana, and in the Federal Courts
in New Orleans. Jan. 90; le7,.-iy
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Z. u. AUSTIN. Secret.


The following contributions has" Ice"
;uaGe FOO The .ciie.' vi ,Ac icy,. sn!ieres q,
Delhi:
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WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary Of State.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
ACT NO. 70, X. 5. OF 1873.

NrapEE ONE.
That the seat Of government shall be estab-
li,hed Al the city OF Baton Rouge or at the
city OF New Orleans. a the majority Of the
voters of thu state may determine AT tie next
ensuing election; those voting TO locate The
State capital AZ Baton Rouge shall indorse on
their tirkrIs, FOR State Capital, Baton
R"uge; these voting 10 locate the capital AT
New Orleans shall indorse On their tickets,
For State Cari'ai, New Orleans"
(Strik- out article one hundred and thirty
our)
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-14
NUMBER THIRTEEN
NUMBER FOURTEEN.

In lieu of the office Of district attorney.
established by article 90 of the constitution Of
1868. there shall bs elected by the qualified
voters of each parish stale attorney therefor,
" ho shall he a citizen OF the United State
and who shall have been q resident Of tba
State and a prsctIcing aud duly licensed sttoS-
ncy at law for ~ least two years He shall
receive salary from the State Of not less
than three nor more than sesven hundred dol
lars per apnum, 10 be provided by law upon
the basis of represeriafIon in the House Of
Representatives. and payable quarterly upon
his own warrant.
He shall be an ex~of6cio attorney Of the
parish and receive such salary tbereffom ~
may be fixed BY the pafoc bisi authorities. not
To exceed 500 per annum. He shall more.
over receive such fees of Office ss may be al
lowed by law. 10 the city Of New Orlesns
the States attorney shall receive such COM
I pensation from the city, in addition TO tho
salary above provided, as may We established
by law. he shall DO eIecsed al the
same time with the judges Of the district
courts, and shall hold his Office for the term oil
four years.
HUMBER FIFTEEN.
IL every Gaze where tie Judge may 1t re-
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QUARANTINE NOTICE.

RavvilIc. La , Aug IS. le7o-1,.
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IL every Gaze where tie Judge may Le re.
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ACT NO. II, L. S OF 1878.

Representatives. shall he chosen on the first
Tuesday after the Hrs, Monday in November,
every Two yeats. aud tie election shall be
compl :,r,! M one day. The general Assem-
bly, shalt meet on the first Monday IN Janua-
~, 1872. aud blen.lialiy thereafter on the first
Monday ia January, unless different day be
appointed 10y law. aad their sessions shall be
held at the seat Of government.
o,t art,cl,a l-N
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-01-17
Good Results

Are always pleasant TO contemplate. as
every dyspeptic sufferer who uses Parker >,
Ginger Tonic will attest To obtain from
this remedy the most gratifying relief when
distressed with Headache, Low Spirits, Merry
BUSINESS, Wakelulness, Palpltation of the
Heart, Liver Disorders, Costiveness, Pain IN
the Stomach, Heartburn, Cramps, etc, is a
pleasant experience that surprises no less
thin 1t comforts. Anothe remarkable lea
ture of this remedy is its powerful specihc
action on the skin and mucous surfaces OF the
throat and lungs by which it unfaiiinSly
cures the worst cases of Cough. Cold and
Sore Throat. 1t cures in wonderfully shorl
time, removes all soreness from the lungs
ank protects the feeble from Consumption
Buy 81 bottle from your druggist, George
G. Matthews Il Co., or sample bottle at hi
teen cents, and test it merits. 40
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-01-17
A Word to Our Business Patrons.

While all the leading business houses of
Wichita, more especially our old patrons, I'm
derstan full well that they can reach much
larger number of people of this valley through
the columns of the EAGLE than through any
other paper or papers printed or circulated
here-that we never bore by personal solicita
tons class of men, who above all others are
supposed to know their own business, and
who have 4 full understanding OF these mat
tiers, still many of them do not know
that we have just received the largest, finest
and most complete assortment OF job material
ever brought to this section OF the State, con-
sisting of fancy types, new patent faces, ele-
giant scripts and texts, beautiful borders,
dashes, cuts, ETC., which were purchased in
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Cincinnati,
Chicago and st. Louis. While we shall
adhere to our old rule, and in no wise EN-.
barrass them by personal solicitations, we
take great pleasure in announcing our in
creased facilities for giving entire salts faction
in fine, cheap commercial work of every char
actor
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-01-17

could be destroyed ANIME did her pai t
well. "The Crus adeTs' Song" was well sung
by George Gray, quite little boy. "Ths
New Church Organ" was well spoken and
acted by Mrs. Albert Cartwright. The Two
Villages" was well received, being beautiful
in sentiment and well spoken. There were
also Mrs. Charley Cartwright, Miss Ina Rob-
nson, and the Misses Gray. who took part in
the exercises with great credit a. well as sew
sral gentlemen. The whole was conducted
with great credit by MIR. Robinson the Lodge
Deputy. After the concert all repaired to
the house OF Mr.. V. c. Cartwright, where an
oyster supper was in waiting. Many thanks
to Mrs. Cartwright by the entire company.
The best we have to say for the evening is
that eleven names we're given to the Good
Tempiars for their consideration. The Lodge
is now in . fourishing condition. Some
chat has lately blown away, carrying some
wheat along, but they have recovered from
the loss and are now in better condition, both
in numbers and good feeling. The newly or
ganIzed Sunday school is progressing-forty
in number last Sabbath. The new organ is
a great help, and having good substantial
Christian as our superintendent, We expect
TO live and pr osper,
Hoping you will find room to give this
space in your very worthy columns, you will
eblige, AUNT hETURAH.
NIB. Some Sabbath school workers would
like to know where the advance" school
house is. if in our reach some might be glad
to attend their convention. a. h.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-01-17
For the Eagle.
A Trip Through the Southern Part Of Ssdgwick

ED. EAGLE Thinking perhaps few
lines from enc who Is travelling through our
beautiful and productive county. would not
be out of place, you VIII please allow me
room in your paper this week to report my
last weeks wanderings.
left our prosperous city "Wednesday, tr av-
cling south west until noon, when | stopped
at ]. d. York's where 1 partook of coed
dinner, and then eoksd through his herd OF
fine cattle which will com pare favorably with
cattle in any Of our western States. Mr..
York ha. fine farm and is turning his atten-
ton to the raising of blooded cattle, and will
of course make money out OF it, he IN
derstands the business.
From there moved southwe., what i;
known as GOOD River school hpt'- where
found the Rev McQuiston coud..e .ig a pro-
tracted meeting with gre at succr>-.
From there swung around east aad north,
and on Friday evening tied up at Mr.. Cart
wright's, on the Cowskin. On my arrival
learned that the Good Templars and the Sab.
bath school in the neighborhood would give .
concert at the Cartwright school house, ant
an oyster supper at Mr.. Cartwright's resi-
dence, to raise money to pay the balance OF
an organ bought by the food TempIars ant
Sunday School. Through tickets twenty fv'
cents. Having that amount on hand l con
Guided to invest, which | did, and must So.
that l am satisfied that every one was highl,
entertained. The concert consisted of yoca
and instrumental music, dialogue, essays, de
CARNATIONS and tableaux. From there "
went to supper, which was splendid to "a
! the least OF it. Plenty Of everything good