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A Special Bargain-We offer about 200 Ex-
ira quality fine CASHMERE HATS for Gentle
men. The ends of cases, to close out, at far
below cost ROBINSON & STEVENS
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a rIVE DIRECTORY.

The..following are the names ana residences
of the Members of the:Legislature. Members
who had not located when this list was made
out will oblge US by informing our reporter
of their residence or of any changes
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JEWELLERY AgCEEnX

NEXT DOOR TO OLD PARIoe Ou.
IN Store, under Rohrbacher's g",.SS hOE
largest and finest collection of M; evl the
Wa ches and Genuine Jewelry of All II1I'I I;a9s,
ever offered in this community Kinds,
All goods guaranteed as Represented q.
sale. Vt 10
Sale to commence MONDAY. Febrro.,
1878. Jury :
A. c. KNADLER, Auction...
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The gold-headed cane advertised yes
terday as lost, has been returned to the
owner. So much tor printers ink.
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WE are pleased to learn that Rev. D..
L. Tucker has sufficiently recovered from
his recent sickness as to be able to occupy
his pulpit this morning.
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REMOVAL!
NTIss FULLY HAS REMOVED fro

MISS FULLY HAS REMOVED from h., M
Nl Stand of business to the spacions WV WV
fitted up building adjoining Mn p
v. SEUTTER' s Photogra phic Art Gallery. wbars
she will be happy to meet her many trlqn5s
and customers, and where she will be abato
display some of the Latest Foreign and NJ
nestle Importations in MILLINERY G001S
such as BONNETS, RIBBONS, ETC, and A.
prices which will induce all to como and ,ss
for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
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Just In By Express.-l0 Dozen Box TOW
CoRsETs, warranted the very best Corset ever
sold for the money. Every pair guaranteed
ROBINSON s. STEVENS.
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SENATE.

II, r PORTER; of Kinds, Secretary
T Ma y ~ BROWN, JR., of Kinds, Asst Secretary
T As. W. LANGLEY, of Kinds, .....Serg t-at-Arm
u nENhf TAYLOR, of Pamela, ........ Door Keener
FACES, .......Hazzel Millet, JAS. Barr
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1oGdl ..,..-. .439
OF the undergraduates, about two hun
dred are in the Preparatory Department.
The visit OF your committee to this de-
lightful retreat, spot almost sacred to the
memory of some, creates an oasis in the
journey of life which is indeed refreshing
TO the weary traveller, and calls up MANY
treasured thOGghts stored away In memOry's
urn; which awakes in our hearts Il feeling
of gratitude and praise to the wisdom OF
our fathers whu founded this institution of
learning, and as it has been blessing to US.
We must earnestly cOmeEd it to your care
and wise consideration. Thrustiny and be-
lievlng that you will ever guard its honor
and hand it down TO a treasured legacy, en-
riched with your wisdom and your patron
age. to our pOSterity.
All of which is respectfully submitted,
j. l.. MCCAsKILL,
r. II. THOMPSON,
w. /. LowRANCE.
On the part of the Senate
j. S. BAILEY,
JAMES GORDON
II. A. DEAN.
S. w. ROBINSON.
On the part OF the House.
LOCAL BILL BAY AND LOCAL BILLS.
BY Mr.. Baker. To amend the charter of
Natchez. Passed.
By Mr.. Baker. To authorize the construc.
IL. L O..
By. Mr.. Roane. To re-incorporate Pitts
boro, Calhoun county. Passed
Mr.. Roane called up H. B. to change the
time of holding the Circuit Courts in CAL
honn county. and the bill passed
By Mr.. Hill. In relation to the Oklahoma
Savings Bank. Referred.
BY Mr.. Hill. To create an additional Con-
stable in the Sd Supervisors District OF
Chickasaw county. Passed.
By Mr.. Martin. To amend acts in rela-
ton to the Grand Gulf and Port Gibson
Railroad, Passed.
By Mr.. Brown. To re-establish the rec
ords, etc, in the office of r. D. Weems, jus
tice of the Peace in District No. l. of Clarke
county. Passed.
Mr.. Reid of Coahoma, presented the rec
ords in a certain case styled j. S. Carson VS..
Allen Thomas, ct al. Referred to Claims
Committee.
By Mr.. Lusk. To authorize the Superyi-
sors OF Kinds county to procure copy of
neld notes OF said county. Referred
BY Mr.. Carter. For the relief j. E. Gwin,
OF Holmes county, District Attorney pro
tenn tor Lef1ore county. Referred.
BY Mr.. johnson. To extend the time of
w. G. Bullin, Justice of the Peace of Itta-
wanda county. Passed; reconsidered and
tabled.
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OFFICERS MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.

HOUSE.
G y NJ. GoyAE, of MarsnaIl, .......... Clerk
r q 38S a of Kinds, ..... Reading Clerk
w W NeNN, OF Coplah, .........Journa1 Clerk
n ". MATHEWS, of Tate, ...... Enrolline CIk
w MER q ii. WARREN. Tate, Asst Enrope Crk
". =. HOLLAND, of Kinds, .,Se geant-at- Arms
ppo . VAUGHAN, of Pamela, Door Keeper
iAeEs-Alnert Moore, Pink George, Willie
Coats, Charley McGehee.
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New Opera Tuck Combs, Bands, and Six
Button Kid Gloves, at
WHITING s. GRAY's.
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Dk FAsHIONABLE CARDS No

Two alike, with name, 1Oc. 20 Schrolls
lVc. GEO, !. REED y CO., Nassau, N. Z.
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ATTENTION.!

LEGISLATORS AND THE PUBLlO -, "I n
"A ERALLY. You are hereby requeSss as
all and see goods at the following PIiO00
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NE" ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE NIGHT oN1Yll
Thursday, February o.

The Eminent Tragedian
La W RENEE BARRETT
In his Grand and Powerful Im,,o,..
PRINCE OF DENMARK "
in Shakspeare's Sublime r.
EN- "a 1OH R M
Mr.. Barrett will be supported blythe T.,
u. w. DAVEY CONFIRM
Reserved Seats, $3.50; General Admis.:.
Gallery, 80 Cents. 81
lss- Sale of seats commences Nona.
IL, at DR.. Lemly's Drug Store. 0ay' Feb.
tebl5' 78-1wd#.
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If you want CLEAR BRIGHT LIGHT, SAFE
LIGHT, a LIGHT WITHOUT SMOKE, gOm
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Total, from other States .......... 81
RECAPITULATION.
Law students from Mississippi .......3 80
Law students from other States 49,. 3
Total 35
Pay tuition $50 each.
Undergraduates from Mississippi -. 343
Undergraduates from other States . 81
Total 439
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16
Masonic Treat.

John C. Gordy. NJ W. Grand Lee.
turer for the State Of Louisiana, spent
two days in Rayville this week, in
s,ructipg the brethren Of the mystic
tie in the mysteries. objects and beau
ties of the Order aud comforting upon
the ladies'. who had not received il,
the adaptive degree Of the Masters
daughter, which be takes great de-
light in comforting; aud those who
failed to attend the regular meeting OF
r. F. Mcclure Lodge No. 200. on
Wednesday. aud hear his BEAUTIFUL
LECTURES, missed real treat. an intel.
lectual entertainment rarely enjoyed
bv any one aud lost another opp'r-
tuui,y of learning to work as perfect
craftsmen.
Father Gordy has devoted great
portion of long life to the study Of
the sublime principles. the history. the
laws aud the ritualistic work OF Ma
sorry. and has stocked bis naturally
expansive and brilliant mind with the
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16
General Chalmers Speech.

We have before Us a copy of the
speech delivered hy Hon. j. K. Chal-
nerS. of Mississippi. in the House of
Representative Of the United States
Congress. February 25th. 1918, in
defense Of the South against the at
tackS of Garfield. Of Ohio. and Hale.
of Maine, who took occasion to uSsail
the South in ,hc most bitter sectional
spirit because Of the prosecution of
the Louisiana returning board and 10
demand that. Mr.. Hayes interfere in
their behalf We have carefully read
this speech, and wish we Lad space 10
lay il before our readers, hot alone
because il was vindica'ion If our
section, but because we regard il az
one OF the ablest efforts ma,!e 10y any
member Of the present Congress, that
shows General Cbal.nprs 10 he pro-
found statesman as well as gallant
soldier. There is 10 display of ami.
mostly or sectional hatred IN the
speech, but j! is calm aud reasoning
argument in vindication of The rights
OF our Stale. reiuiation, Of the churgs
that the prosecution was aimed al
Hayes, in which be condemns the
speakers to whom he replies upon their
own testimony. couched iu language
pure and beautiful.
Such speeches inspire US with The
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SheriH's Sale.

l.. Ti'che state Of Louisiana,
No. az. " pan-lI "f Rirhlanl.
VIM. Hampton slim Di>tric. Court
Ry v'riue of a wit OF ii. ia, issued upon
twelve months boud from the Hnni lIIh
District Court. in AMI for the parish Of RIch-
land. STATE at Louisiana, IA the above cut lied
and nnnibereI -ut and 10 me directed, have
seized and vii .ilrr for sale ~ the door OF
the cnnr, hru>.' ia the town of Rayylic, said
parish 81 R.chla'ri. AT pnhi'c "uc,ion, 10 the
last a.. hi.'lrSr bidder. ,n Saturday.
the 9Th day Of april, 1873.
The f':'nNln. dr>'fib' proper Y. tU-vi':
The west halt" ,.rrjh w~>t quarter AMI ilI,.
r"rtl, east quarter ufnnrIh we-r'j,after. Section
Eleven %. Tow n-hip Sixteen CO North.
Rang" Six @ Ea' ari the south -a>, quarter
uf north east Guar;"' End tie north east GUAR.
ter of soi,rl east qunrar. Section Ten (0)
Township Sixreen OG) N"ol, Rang SIX 90
Eat. containing in the aglrrsaie Two Hun
drei acres. more or less. 'og-'l.r wih all the
buildings and Improvements thereon
Terms of sale Cash. without t,,,. benefit OF
arpra'senent.
J A. LlDDELL, Sheriff
sheriff : Oihce. Eayv,li-, La,
March Pad. 1879 st
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16
The Financial Question.

Contrary 10 the expectations and
desires of the gUIdbugS ana bond
holders, aud no doubt Ia their ""r'l-
fra,i.n aud chagr;n, the iinGnri"i c"i'-
ui,ion nf the country Sreus To he ln-
proving wonderfully since The pa>>n re
Of the silver hili and even the View
York Sun. which still contends that IL
was an act If folly, admits ibai bus
ness has revived; but ii argues that
this and the decline Of gold are NOT
the results of the passage oil he hiiI.
hui that he decline II gold was the
result Of an accumulation 81 gold III
the country. Sill. the rra"ci!,c
mind will naturally inquire wh. ii
was that the rapid dccliur q. gold was
coincidrnt win the pa-sagc ct tie
silver bill. when il had been acruu'u-
lating for wears.
The fact j. the RECOMMENDATION al
silver caused the decline 10 gold, il
was bound To dc il. Orcau>e IL IN
creased he specie If the country, and
almost any -rhool boy knows Tia Tie
Increase of any negchaniahlc article
will cause ,br price at 1t 10 decline
The g"ldhny-, however. need nu'
tie badly frightened. Tor gold viii no.
20 below par, where il ought 10 to-
~ ain all the time. 1 it Ii The sand
ARD money If the country II ought
always tn toe worth It's own standard
va!ue-uo more nor no itsS-and ~
! il ought 70 he with silver and with
/ treasury LoieS or ggtenhark>. or any
ding else tha. is issued From the
| Cui,rd States ninls or treasury.
There j. no reason why hnrncirr,
and merchants should fear ,hai The
silver bill will drive all tie gold "uj
/ If he country: il being ea>irr !anGic'
/ in quantities, commerce Will a!way'
/ have III. control If tie hulk 81 il, an
there " i'll always he "a SUFFICIENT >up
p., for the demand. for The na->r:
viii be satisfied with silver. brin.
troubled with IL" fear Of It's bcc' niu-
burt hensou.e To them. and viii ieav,
the gold TO The rokers and cxp"r,ei'
and importers And there IL ~
reason why exports should not a'irac
as much gold as Imports will draw
away.
besides all this. America stands IL
the first rank Of the commercial " ord
and can exercise aS great irllnrnc
over the financial value of either meta
or paper currency rs any country Oh
the globe; and being the creates
producer of silver on he globe. per
hapS. it should try to keep up the va
he Of that metal instead OF deprt
cin,ing it by lcgislaIing il out Of III
exalted rank it once occupied, aud ia
again atiaiEed. as he standard none,
Of the United States.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16

The law requires that all proposed
amdndments TO the Constitution Of
this State shall he published in the
papers of the different parishes Of The
State for sixty days, We believe il is.
before the election in which they are
TO be voted on. There have beea
proposed amendments voted on at
every election since the constitution
was adopted; but since 1870 there
has been no appropriation made To
nay for their publication. and the State
is still in debt to tue press for pub.
fishing them.
There are several to be voted on at
the next election, but we imagine few
newspaper proprietors will publish
them unless an appropriation is made
by The Legislature during the extra
session to pay for il, as il has refused
to provide Tor the payment Of these
old scores.
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u. S. MARSHkL'S SALE.

UNITED states OF AMERICA.
Circuit Conn of The United States for the
Filth Circuit. holding sessions in and for T
the District of Louisiana
United States vs. S,,non Fox, et al.
No 1853.
BY virtue of writ Of fieT facias to me
directed FRO N iie Honorable Circuit Court of
The Cui,-d States for The Fifth Circuit, District
"f Louisiana, in The above entitled cause, I
W II pr"ce-d IN sell nj public auction n ,he
door of the court hon-- in the town Of Rsyviile
Kirkland parish. La. on
the first Saturday, the 9Th dav of
april. 1873,
b.twern the hours pres rl,-d by law, oil The
right title and interest Of Harrison w. Ne,
Lenore it aud to the following described
property. to wit:
Lot No SO. with the buildings thereon 4,
Ovens subdivision Of the town of Deih;
Richland parish, aforesaid seized in the ,bov.
SUIT
Terms Of SaIe-Twelve months cred;, a..
purchaser To furnish buni with approved -
curiiy, conditioned according ~ law. ard
special mortgage oond on ih, properly sold
JACK WHARTON.
L. 5. Marshal for Dis,ric,
Of Louisiana.
Per T. b. Towne, Dep. M.,.h.,
March Q, 1878 -:,t
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The lGM dog Of Mdrch, 1873,

lhr t"l"wins described properly. iown:
The North West quarter section Twenty
three. les atoui three acres sonih of the Alto
aud Lirie Creek road, the south haf Of
South West quarter secilon Twenty three,
and about ihr-r acres in the South T.. ST c"r-
uer at the NoriE hal, az South West quniirs
section twro'v three. and Month Ea.t quarter
oi North Eas, quarter section twenty. seven;
The IVES, half oi Son,h Fast quarter, aud
she South Wet quarter Of North Eas, quar-
ter al -''r'ion twenty-five; all IN Township
Sixteen North, Range six East. containing
iour hundred rcres. more ar less. with all he
buildings AMI Improvements thereon.
Srizrd as the properly al John Hemler,
defendant. aud will be sold To pay said debt,
interest and all costs.
Terms Of saie-Cash, without the benefit Of
appralsenent
J. A LIDDELL, Sheriff.
ShenGs Office Rayvlie. La,
February 9Th. iS7S-Gt
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Sherif'S Sale.

Antoine Carriere State Of Louisiana.
NJ. ii5. ? Parish Of KIRKLAND,
Jonn A. Heml-r. lIth Di-,rc, Cour.
BIZ virtue of Il writ Of ii ia. issued A.
upuu twelve months bond from the Hon.
or.hle lrh District Conn. in and for tho
pa,i,., at Richiani. STATE of Louisiana. in the
above ruirird snd numbered suit and to r Q
ulr,r,rd. hav- se,x-d and will offer for sale
~ The door Of The cuIu h' use, IN the town Of
Rayv,l!,.. sad parish Of R,chland. State Of
Louisiana. within The legal hours. and AT pub
ne arrticn, To- the ,asi aud highest bidder, on
SaiIr.iny.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16

Gov. Nichols called an extra Sos
sion of the Legislature, on the adj
journment of That body. for fifteen
days. for the consideration of several
important matters that had been left
on the calendar of unfinished bu>i'
nrss. 1t is to be hoped they will now
be attended to, as there l. nothing else
to interfere with their consideration.
Hon. p. ii. Toler, who was at
home. returned this week 10 attend
the extra session.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16

R~harI Harley State Of L S'.',''''''.'
Wade Hampton. G IL Parish Court
FtY y.,;,.,. uf Il WIN at II. Ia. Issued rem
} the i..no.ahic Parish Cont M and tor
the pr,l-h 81 Rn.h.,ud. >tlte Of LOUISIANA, IN
ri.. aDuv- eat Vet 49, rt,uL"rrd suit, anh '"
u.. ,itr.rlci. ! have >fZ-d Fad will otter Tor
size ii the io'.f cat the "nurI house III the Town
oi Eay,,!lc, sad PARISH e., Saturday.
The i6,a day Q: March. 1878.
w.tl,iH the LOUIS prescribed Icy law. ~ public
auctioit - ,hr lat and highr>t bidder, the toi-
lowing >"ri'ied proper Y. t"-wt:
The South East qrarrr Of Section (3)
ihrcr. rrwn>hIr 90 ;'iNirrn. North "f Range
- SIX FisI. containing Que Hundred and
Say r,r... ,uu-P or cess.
s,.i1-a IL The property Of Wade Hampton
tui W!.i lr sold I" pay said debt. Interest
aui All c'>i>.
Tens at >ala-Twrlvr months credit, rur~
chaser to- give bond, with approved security,
b,arne ) per cent per amman interest ana
nlof: ga.e retained on he property.
J A. LlDrELL, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office,
Ray,inr. La, Frb %. lS7S--it
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16

Mr.. Daniel Mabnney was found
dead in hi, bed at The 5oariing-house
Of Mrs. McCune, on Lr,ee street. y"--
,erday morning. lie had retired
seemingly in his usual health on the
previous night. a Coroncr's jury re-
turned "a verdict # death from heart
disease.-Ficksburg Herald.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16
NOTICE..
STATE of Luui> .nt. rdri-t Of Iichlau,i,
Parish fcuu
Succession Of Uarjd Il. Moore. De-
cf1srd

wv HEREAS. Frank Hatch, Admins.
w ,,alnr rf the estate Of havIi H..
tu,rr. d"cra,-i. LtS Glr.! IA ne ".!l-r 81
toe Crrk al the TIL j.,irritl O,>tri,t tCufi.
~ ~ tr..n" 81 RiyVilic. III -ail Parish ani
STATE. Il ptuv'>I"nl arr"''nt ri lu> H''I,inisira
ton uitur ,.s,at- uf David k M",r,, Decreased
NJ Il Il p.t'i"n lrfylrs HAT thr sane he al
lowell ana iuiunH.- ~ 20; bT The court.
Now. 'ii"-tiurr, unless opposition thereto, b''
Il T. .. ~ .>t'sac. ~ he iiirr of IN, c.-'R "t
"a" conn aforesaid. " ;:!:iu ten 'iay- from lis
da'S. ~" pr'y.. at r";l;inn-r v,il be granite
AMI the >iIt rruvi-Iunai account viii b.. at
luwt-i nnl houiru.;i 81 ~ all Is parts and Oh
dn,. proof unar tnr it, ign.pni of the court.
Nl,nes> the Hon r. E Montgomery. Judy.
of ,aid Court, and my "iiI"ill signature ami
seal 81 ollie" "n Ihs- Ssh Il Y e February.
y ID 1873 j NEW +. PITTS,
Cle,k iiih pis;ric, Court
RaYViile March - lS7S-2t
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16

Atlantis was visited by a terrific
wind storm last Sunday. while reiig-
ious exercises were going on in the
different churches. The Episcopal
church was blown down, but nobody
was killed, though several We're
wounded. The congregation was
saved hy acting upon the suggestion
Of the pastor I" get under the pews.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16

On Thursday night Of the 7lh inst,
q snow storm set IN, covering The
country from Grcep river, Wyoming
Territory. to North Platte. Nebraska,
and blockading the Union Pacific rail-
road for distance of $50 miles. y
great number Of persons and cattle
persisted IN the storm, one man alone
losing 10000 head of sheep.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16

The Ouachita steamboat, Shannon.
loaded with 900 bales Of cotton. cci-
lided with tho u. 5. gunboat, Can"ni-
Gus, anchored in the river opposite
Canal street, New Orleans, aud sunk.
The boat aud cargo were valued al
$4,000. The press Of the city bave
previously complained If this vessel
being anchored AZ this place.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16
- co. .

The Congressional COMMITTEE on
civil service reform. it is understood.
will report in favor of ab"liShin- Tue
Office Of doorkeeper and imposing the
duties on tie sergeant-at-ai
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16

We notice that Rev L. Il. Lawson
will lecture at Craze Church i'll Mon
roe tomorrow. on The subject of "Nin
and its ppnal,y-i> it eternal - Can
be no, visit Rayvlle aud give his ole
friends an opportunity Of hearing Tim
ON this suhjec,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16

Columbus, Kentucky, was visited
bv an earthquake on Monday MORN
ing. which did considerable damage
60 furniture. caused the river hank T."
cave and aiarmed the people consid-
erablv.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16

,,.n,.r .lnr.- o.; a.. II. !"'r. =. ~
,iiir knnnlrdsr nud historical ahd
biblical f,,..-. aud grouped 'Le" L.
peth-r in iniaitable style, rn'"rcrd
Ev opposite illustrations. draw" 'ro "
an incyhaus,ihle fund Of anrc'I"Ie.
He is a nan of giant intellect. Tie
be-, Scrip,orian and brightest .Ma-' u
we ever ;ncr: aud added Ia all lhI-,
III, nature j. a. Icnirrlr >ynpa's"'ic
a. y iaAy',. and lv Lis FAR" s"rI"!
uua!i,ir- he has Won the love anh
esteem not univ of he hfulhrrh"'d
aud their families tut If near Y every
to,,;,v in The State: so tina, Fa'irr
nordv j. a wrlroine guest wherever
he gnes. Being known by eVer!b"dI
in the State himself, his rriehiIEe
memory enables him Ia reco"uizr ali
the brethren On his biehniai visit,
without introduction.
We can 10, close this notice OF this
beloved father OF our ord"r wih"ni
making mention Of fact that Shows
hntn III, generosity ard deviation I"
III. order. Owing to,he elnbarras>r!
condition of the Grand Lodge, he
generously deciiued any salary ir"n
the Grand Lodge and i making his
prand rounds now without nav L.
Enumeration from that source: but We
ar,. plad Ia ,garn that III" hreI hrrn
show ,heil appreciation OF Ih'- grher-
o-itv by contributing literally L" Inn
for The payment Of his travelling eN-
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16

The Austrian steamship. SphynX.
ia reported burned by Circa>-'an-,
who bad plundered it, aud out "' 2ooo
of them who were on board 100 per-
ishrd.
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The Mississippi Press Association
will meet in his ci;y on the ; h oi
June. We presume The president will
soon begin 10 SEE ah"ui The preliminary
arrangements - Vlctsbarg Herald.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16

In a collierv explosion near Bolton
England. on Wednesday, 40 persons
persisted.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16
\ office t. Planters.
Having purchased the righr for the sale Of
.lania'ion risht, for the use of a
COTTON BUNCUER

in Richard Parish, the planters Of the parish
a'e invi'e'i rn call AT the depot in Rayville
aud examine the same. Plantation Ii.i.r- can
be purchased for oniy $50 ,alI a'd ex-
amInr an, then plant with a view to Using
the Bhncher which will save time and labor.
!. W. SIMMS.
RAYvILLE. March ., lS7s-2mo.