Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-23

, call f;r the people Of the different parishes !
in the district to meet at their respective |
Court Houees On Saturday, October 3oth, 1880,
It which time and places they will be sd-
dressed by distinguished orators. The speak
err to be a, RayviIle are Messss r. G. Cobb.
David Todd, F. G. HOdson sod NJ. }. Liddell.
We urge all our Te"P'e 30 turn out and hear
them. Tell all your neig'bors about il, and
remember il 10 next Saturday.
We have received . copy Of the claw
Departures, Of the University Of Louisians,
session Of lssO-sl. The faculty Of this ie'
partment is composed Of the following dissin'
guished gentlemen Of the legal profession:
Rande,I Hnut, LII. D., Professor OF Cons'itn-
tional Law, Commercial Law, and tue Law Of
Evidence; Carleton Hunt, Ii. d., Professor OF
Civil Law; William Francis MrlIen, Pro-
ie..os Of Common Law and Equity Jurispu-
dence, and Charles Edward Schmidt, Profess
.or Of Admis.lty and International Law.
There Il no rcal cause fof democrats to des-
pond. The democrats Of Indiana have rail-
lied from their recent defeat. which was
accomplished by the importation Of voters
from other States, and are confident OF achiev.
ing victory in the presidential election. But
even without Indiana Hancock election Is
almost certain All that is necessary is fo'
the democrat. to swake from their letharyy
and work until the election is over.
At meeting of some OF our citizens at the
Court House hat Saturday, tho Hancck Cl"t
Of the Second Ward Of RichIand parish wa.
Organized by elec,ing d.. d. r. Petit Presi
den, anu Hon. T.. {. Montgomery Secretary
A committee was appointed TO Procure bsdge'
~ the club. and the club adjourned 10 meet
.p.in today. All the vosers in the ward af'
invited to attend and join the club.
Cant. G. w. McC r.nie handed one 81 o"
citizen. a COPY OF the Cincinnati Enquirer o
l.s, Saturday. tos us, .. lie passed through o"
nj. x, on Tue .Jay, m his return from ba'o
Rouge Thanks Csp,uin--or perhaps "
.lould nv colonel, as we see you were pr
mos,d 10 thu, rank u bile i" Baton Rouge
We prcse,,s ous readers this week with III
frs, poe,icaI contribution Of 'Ca''x' to IN
BEACON. The writer is gifted both rs ~ri't
of poetry and prose. whose occasional pr
,,c,oos will, 20 doubt not, be read wit
in,eses, by our patrons.
Co.,ev's Lady's Book for November is foil ,
interesting matter. DarIeys iacile penc
, owes M another scene from D'ctens work
I.;u,e Mel, and her grandfather escaping frou
m. 6.;r. The old man . esYer face and .snm
J bling hsr,y. the child's feaGfuI bsckwa'
, v.,nce. are in strong contrast 10 the carele.
.,ouos in the background. The whole seer
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The literary matter is fully up TO its usu
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poou,a, novel !, coatinnes. aud there are CO
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