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Then and Now.

Bossier Banner: This is driving, delving
sweating life al best, but as the natural and
acquired wants Of man have asserted them.
selves with constantly growing force, they
have established provision for their gratllica
ton which is Little short Of marvellous. Per-
haps there is as much envy, as much discon>
tent, aud as much repinihg Is ever came 10 the
surface when society failed 10 enjoy the mate
rial, and still more paipable advantages that
now present themselves On every side; but
that is the fault o. man aud no, Of ci7cumstan-
ces. On the contrary, if we have any reasons
able appreciation Of progress aud will stop for
moment 10 contrast the past with the pres
ent, we shall find cause for gratitu !e and fe-
licitation. Does il ever occur to the man OF
humble business and moderate returns, or TO
the man with an average salary, that he is
enjoying as comforts If life-necessaries Of life
he calls them--a great deal that was once
luxury and could he afforded only by the veal
thy. and great deal more Than even ,he
wealthy could obtain at any price, because
itdid nor exist! Never,h, less, that is the fact.
and those of us who cannot enjoy the choic-
est uxuries of the present can at least add to
the inheritance Of The past in this respect.
The institutions OF the time are infinitely broad
er, grander, more varied and available at
more moderate price than fifty years ago
The open horse car Of the streets Ct our
large cities takes us over the stony payment
with much geater cas-. ard comfort than was
afforded by my lady carriage half a century
agone, or even to-day, for that matter. Our
great nver steamers are floating palaces, rich
in enjoyment. which is within the reach of
almost every mans purse. The rocky coast
or pinev wooJs-the wonderful beauty and
diversity of coast and inland country are ac,
cessible TO all. The world looks wider and
more beautiful than i, could have seemed 20
the generations before our own, who knew
little of the richness Of Nature in the summer
months. 10 city population the country
was then an unknown land; while now our
railroads annhilators Of time and distance
make it appear, whichever way we look
like vast and glorious suburb We look
back TO the past and envy our ancestors their
cheapness of hving; but if we consider what
money buys today, We shall find that living
was never 30 cheap since the world began as
now, though no doubt our ancestors existed at
very moderate figures.
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Why Nervous Diseases In
crease.

The London Lancet says: "Nervous dis
cases and weaknesses increase in country
rs the population comes to live on the flesh
Of tho warm blooded animals. This is
point TO which attention has not been ade.
quately directed. 'Mcat-using tn It term in
its popular sensc-is highly stimulating, and
supplies prororionally more exciting than
actually ncurshing pabulum to the nervous
system. The meat eater lives at high press
sure, and is, or oughr to be, peculiarly active
organism, Ike a predatory animal, always on
the alert, walking rapidly, and consuming
large quantities Of oxygen. In practice we
find that the meat cater docs not live up to
the level Of his food, aud as consequence
he cannot or does not take in enough oxygen
to satisfy the exigencies of his mode of life.
ThereuPon follow many if no, most Of the
ills to which highly civilized and luxurious
meat eating classes are liable
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Ii HapIenc So.

Correspondence Of the Boston Traveller :
Alta well.known waite ring -place. one day last
week, gale of wind got loose and went on
tear. a short time before anything was hit
a man employed on the grounds noticed that
the wind. mill did not respond to the whistle
OF ''Old Boreas." 81 he mounted the scatfold-
ing to "go nloft" and put the fan in order.
About half up no came to a robias nest, with
tho old birds IN it. They regarded him as an
intruder, and attacked him with so much fury
that they fairly DIR We him down to the ground.
Within two minutes after lie reached terra
TRINA, and before he had time TO 20 after his
gun, % the wind stuck the tower with so
much force as TO bring il down fat and in ruins.
Evidently hal the man been there he would
have been badly injured and perhaps killed.
Isn't this a singular incident, and doesn't il,
seem as though protecting power used gen
tie instruments TO save this mans life?
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VFIPn C>r1N L
The Subscrsoer Pays for 1t,
Though it will by means be
The Best Paper in the State.
That require money than have
have devoted the object of making it a; least
AVERAGE COUNTRY NEWSPAPER
worthy the patronage it receives
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-07-08

Hon Bivian Gardner, the coiorea Republi'
can representative from Assumption, has writ.
ten letter wherein he alleges that he could
not have supported David Young, on party
grounds, in his effort to obtain seat in the
House, inasrouch as David Young, in his
opinion, was ineligible by reason Of his being
a defaul,er TO the School Fund Of the State.
Mr.. Gardner claims to lie Staiwart Republi,
can, of that school though which cannot sus-
tain wroug.-- Icnito,iqH .idrooais
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came forth and
Defing maiden With silvcry
ICON she will wake and in her
7s1fy bark return to her home across the
shining water-NItchitochs Tinditafor.
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DICIELAND HOUSE,
MRS. ]. NJ. STATHAM, Proprietress,
RAYVILLE, LOUISIANA.

The proprietress Of this house would re-
specially inform her friends and the public
generally, that she has removed to the corner
Of Benedeue aud lula streets (north east cor
ner of court house sGuare), where she is pre-
psred TO receive regular boarders aud enter
tain the travelling public comfortably and
Hospitality a, reasonable gates. The house
has been fitted Sp and furnished with a view
to comfort, aid the table will be supplied with
the best the market affords JAM, 1852.
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HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS
GOOD OPENING FNR COLONIES.
Fertile Land and Abundance of
Timber,

and well timbered lands. whore good water
can be obtained. with >plendi'; outlet for stock,
in a hog range that cannot he surpassed in
any country, at price to which no one can
object, and who are willing 10 60 into The
woo',s and clear mp the land aud open their
farms, can find Ju>t what they want by adj
dressing or applying - the undersigned.
The clearing of these lands are not very
difficult, while very good crops can be made
on them the frs; year. They will be dis
posed of IN quantities to suit purchasers.
Some OF them are very lavorably situated for
the locating of colonies. Terms as good as
could be asked
THOS. J. MANGffAN,
RayviIie, La.
June 18th, lSSl.-tf
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man who escapes prison for want OF
evidence is not yinJNa,ed -PiccyuRs.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-07-08
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The South vs.. the North I'm Gerry
Wandering.

Iron the Clarlcyton News and Courier.I
II was left to the New York Tribune TO
define the difference between the South
Carolina gerrymander, rs it is called, and
the gerrymander which is effected in other
States East, West, North, and South. Thls
difference is that elsewhere some plausible
ysretext has been given for it other than n
desire to secure partisan advantage, Dut IN
the case OF South Carolina the gerrymarl-
der is "openly and brazenly justified upon
the bald, simple ground that ii was neces-
sary In order to sti1e the influence OF the
legitimate majority Of the voters OF the
State" According TO the Tribune, then,
our sin Is that we did not render TO our pc
litical opponents that homage which vice
pays to virtue. Had we been hypocrtes
and liars some excuse could have been
found for us, but as we tell the truth and
say that the object in redistricting South
Carolina Is to give to the white people, for
the sake of civilization, good government,
progress. and peace, every advantage that
the letter Of the law will permit. the South
Carolina Democrats are branded as the
greatest political criminals of the century.
So be it. IL was. indispensable that some
way should be found OF denying to South
Carolina such justification as is given by
the unendirg gerrymandering i'm the north
ern and western States, and the highest
compliment that can be paid to the State is
to deny that justification because the white
people OF the State are too manly, too hon.
orable, to say and declare one thing when
they mean and intend another.
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MINERAL WATERS, &c.
RICHMOND MINERAL-WATER SPA.
~ CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
TWO MAGNIFICENT SODA FOUNTAINS,

have this season added another elaborate and
costly Soda Fountain, which gives me unusual fi-
cil,les for dispensing my unequalled CREAM
SODA and MINERAL WATERS, GINGER
aLEs, LOOT BEERS: also, the popular CAR
DONATED SODA LEMONADE, us Originally In
Produced by me last season. fhave also Effected ar
rangeinenis with Messrs. Owens Minor, In whose
new drugstore have placed one Of Tufts elegant
statue" Soda Apparatus, and where can be had
The Soda and Mineral Waters usually dispensed az
my counters. My bottIIng and carbonating estab-
lisIment has also been fitted up with improved APP
lies and the trade generally with my well-known
BELFAST GINGER ALE, SODA, TONIC BEER.
aud All popular miueral-watcr beverages al lowest
my 6-eod GEORGE SCHEN
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drta, the courtyards o. the strong, old
fashioned buildings affording good cover
for infantry. II the canal has been cut or
obstructcd twenty miles away from Alex
andria the difficulty OF marching that dis
lance within reasonable time Will practi-
cally enable Arab Bey TO seriously imperil
the frcsl-water supply Of Alexandria,
which viii be left with only It's tanks, els
terms, wells, and small reservoirs to depend
upon during the hottest months In the
year.-N eU York Herald.
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BY George L. Crawford.
Real Estate Asentand Auctlonecr,
1908 Bank street.

nor SALE AT AUCTION, THREE
Il DESIRABLE VACANT LOTS AND TWO
SMALL FRAME HOUSES, WITH LOTS.-By
request of the owner, who intends to move from
the city, viii proceed to sell al auction, upon the
premises, on
SATURDAY, July GOTH,
at 5 =. NJ, the following REAL ESTATE:
LOT 80 by 1872 feet on Ncnable street between
Jcssamine and scott streets.
LOT AZ by 50 feet on Eighteenth street near
Nenable; good location for grocery or bar-Io0m.
LOT ~ by 1885, feet on Pink street (Outsidc Of
corporasonl between Vcnablc and Darlington
streets.
LOT "a by 800 feet on venabie street between
Pink and Tulip streets with two frame houses
thereon of -Four rooms each.
sale to commence at lot on Eighteenth street.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance al six,
GEORGE 4. CRAWFORD,
~ 2l-F,Sn,Tu, Th&sa Auctioneer.
GALE OF GREEN-SPRINGS LAND
y by virtue Of deed of trust executed by
Thomas \. Watson, deceased on the 10th day OF
November, 1861, and al the request OF one of the
creditors secured the undersigned will offer for
sale, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, July 25, 1882.
VALUABLE LITTLE FARM, containing 900
ACRES OF LAND, more or less, being that portion
Of " lonia -" which In the recent division amongst
the heirs OF DIR. George Watson allotted 10 the
representatives Of Thomas n. Watson. There are
no improvements but tobaccO-barn.
The lonia estate has justly been regarded as
amongst the finest In Virginia. and the beauty fer
ulity, and other advantages OF the neighborhood
are TOO well known 70 require description. Pos
session given IN time to sow crop of wheat.
for the balance bonds at one. two and three years
Win Interest from date personal security 10 be
gwen and the title reserved until tull payment. II
one thlrd of The purchase-money is paid in cash,
personal security viii be dispensed with.
je 1O-2aw6w TruLee.
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Nearly all Of the above-named persons are sup
posed 10 be dead. F

In obedience 10 decree OF the Circuit Court of
the city OF Richmond pronounced on The 18th day
OF juno, 1852, In the suit Of Bruce and Others
against the Roanoke Navigation Company and
DINERS, hereby notify all parties entitled 10 the
anove-lnentioned stock to appear before me Mt my
Main and Tenth streets, IN the city of Richmond.
on TUESDAY the 22d day of August. 1882, at 10
O'Clock "A. NJ, and prove their ownership Of said
their ownership of said stock be proved before me
on or before said day the said shares will be left
out OF the distribution Of the assets of said COM
pany. RO. HOWARD,
je 25-SuSw Commissioner
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DOR NEW YORK.-Thc old -)r.=.

DOR NEW YORK.-Thc Old x~fc~.
4 Dominion steamship Companys ..ssEss:;.es,
proposed salliugs for the week following are:
OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER, FRIDAY,
July 2lst 81 o'clock T.. VI.
GUHANDOTTF. Captain KELLY, SUNDAY.
July 23d. at O'Clock 4. VI.
ROANOKE, Captain COUCH TUESDAY, July
21th, at l. O'Clock 4. NJ.
Freight received until o'clock +. VI. Friday.
q o'clocs i. NJ saturday, and 70 10 O'Clock \. NJ.
Tuesday.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for.
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east, and west: also TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed.
Arer-cabD fare to New York Unloading meals
and berth, SlO rOnnd-trip tickets, sic; stecage.
with subsistence, 81: without subsistence, 81.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays. Tues
days, Wednesdays, aud Saturdays by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad at 1850 (. ". Will make
connection AT Norfolk With steamer leaving those
days: Cabin fare, $1,000. Tickets To be had at
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and A. W.
CARRIERS. 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage. apply TO
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
lyZO ComDany's Wharf, Rockets.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP <rsS9
~ COMPANY. .8a,xzs.sl
FOR NEW YORK,

This company win dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-GU \ ANDO1TE. ROANOKE. MAN.
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION, WIANOhE. and
RlCHM0ND-ENEBI TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and
SUNDAY. For hours Of sailing, see advertise
ment below.
DAYS, and SATURDAYS ut 3 +. VI. from Pici
26 new NUMBER, North river, foot of Beach
street.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions ar,
unsurpassed.
and BERTH. SO: rOund-trip tickets II Storage
with subsistence. -: without subsistence. SIS,
Freights Tor points beyond New \ ork fOrwar,leJ
with dispatch, and no charge made EXCEPT actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until O'Clock T.. 81. daily.
For further information. apply to
GEORGE W. ALLEN & Co, Agents,
my II Office COmpanY's wharyes. Rockefts.
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BY W. Goddin & Son, Auctlonecrs,
cOrnor Eleventh and Bank sfrecLs.
CONNHSSIONER'S SALE OF TIL


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE
y ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE FARM
KNOWN As WEST VIEW IN HENRICO
COUNTY ABOUT FOUR MILES FROM RICH
MOND, N THE FORK OF THE WEsTIIANI
AND THREE-CHOPPED ROADS, CONTAIN
ING ABOUT 1879 ACRES.-By virtue of decree
Of The Circuit Court Of Fredericksburg. entered on
the 18th Of July, 1882 in the case of1iOhnson rs.
Crcnshaw and ais. snail special commissioner
thereby appointed. proceed 10 sell at public auc-
ton, on tile premises,
THURSDAY, July 27, 1882,
ai ) O'Clock p. NJ. the TRACT OF LAND located
as above. containing 1870 ACRES. more or less.
The place Is adapted 10 the growth of the usual
crops cultivated In this vicinity, and Is so well
known rs not 70 require specific description. IL Is
OF easy access by good road to the city, and very
convenient To Westham station. on the Allegheny
railroad. The view from the house Is very fine.
The improvements consist of Il comfortable dwell.
ing with six or seven rooms, and all the necessary
Out-buildings including Large barn. stable, &c.
TEENS: one fourth cash; balance 1T six, twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, Interest
added, and title retained until al the purchase
money Is paid. JOHN HOWARD.
Jy 10 Special Commissioner
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CITY ESGINEERs OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, July IA, 1882.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS
Will he received at this Office until O'Clock L. ~ OF
MONDAY, JULY "a, 1852,
for the
MASONRY AND EARTlIWORK OF SIIOCKOE
CREEK IMPROVEMENT,
TO be made from Broad 10 Franklin street, and
with some notifications, upon the line OF the pres
ent stream.
Specifications can be seen upon application to
this Office.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right to
reject am or all proposals offered.
W. T.. CUTSIIAW,
ty ltd City Engineer.
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WIN you please favor some OF your read
rrs by giving the following information:
fst. When was the last State fair held at
ahe old Fair Grounds (now Monroe Park) ?
ID, When was the first fair held at the
present gromdss And oblige G. o.
IWho can answer!l
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BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 east Main street.

GALE OF MEDIUM-SIZE BRlCk
- HOUSE AND LOT No. 3 EAST MARsHALL
STREET.-At the request of the owner, Win sell,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, July 9TH,
n n o,cIock T.. NJ. that DESIRABLE BRICK
HOUSE and LOT No. 3 east Marshall street be-
tween First and Adams streets, fronting 23E feet
on the south line Of Marshall street ana running
house Il brick, and contains six rooms and Kitchen
two rooms, and is at present occupied by fltz Key
onportunity for persons OF limited means To pur-
chase home. or a fine opportunity for investment
in property, which will always rent to good tenants
at fair and rcmunerative rents.
TERMS One fourth cash: balance six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest. and secured By
trust-deed. j. THOMPSON BkON y,
iy23 AuctlOneer.
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by Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agentsand Auctioneers,
No. HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ FARM. WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS,
CONTAINING 10 6G-1OO ACRES OF LAND,
on THE MEADOWBRlDGE ROAD, IN HEN
RICO COUNTY. TWO AND \ HALF MILES
FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT AUG
der Q. II Oladay and wife. dated May 20, lSS and
recorded In the clerks Office of llcnrico county.
Deed-BOok 1O6. page 1856. default having been
made in the payment of certain notes therein Sc
cured and at the request of the beneficiary therein,
VII sell at auction, on the premises At s.. O'Clock
Il. NJ.
TUESDAY, July %, 1852,
the REAL ESTATE described in said deed rs fol-
lows: All that certain TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND, with LARGE DWELLING and other inn
prOvemenis thereon, continuing Ito $4,000
ACRES OF LAND, more or less. lying and being
I'm the county of IenricO. on The Nea iowbrldgc
road. about two and half miles from the city Of
Richmond, called CENTRAL PLAINS IL be-
ing part OF the real estate which conveyed To
the said Alexander q. Holiday by stokes and
THIS farm Joins the celebrated StrlwberrY-llill
tract. and from It's location. opposite the tOlgate
on the new Henrico turnpike (Which is one Of the
best roads leading Into The city, and being In full
view Of Richmond Will be 4 fine investment. The
land Is nearly all I'm good order. and lies beautiful
ly. There j. on this place an ineNhauStiblc supply
Of pnttcrs' clay. with machinery and kiln for car
rying on tile business. and this offers good oppor-
tunity To- some enterprising party 10 make capt.
tai investment.
TERMS: Cash for so much rs IS necessary 10 pay
the expenses Of the sale and 1920 now due. with
interest on portion thereof; ~ co due November
vemher 20, 1888 f4,160 due May 20, sS4 and
the balance upon such terms the said A. q. iol-
laday may direct: or, by Consent, the terms may
be made more favorable on day Of sale.
FRANK ID. Hill l.. Trustee.
sale by FRANK ID. HILL & CO., Aucionecrs.
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1870 -. T
BY Grnbbs = Williams
Real Estate Arentsand Anc''oneers'
Eleventh street between Main ana BANK

EtcNcntn tGStt ""
THE HANDSOME BRICK RESI- 81;
DEScE, 10: s5le, At r, TIFF f9 sTRpEf q
G WIAG AMP ,nsr Tw GHRNoTnNbs, FINE SHADE.
TREES. &C &c. Ar AUCTION.-At the request
OF W. r. King Esq.,, who proposes 70 disconIin ~,
housekeeping, we will offer al auc''on' "po" "e
p'e'''''eA' vi MONDAY, July PATH,
nj 8 o'clock p. NJ, his BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
situated rs above. -. ,.,.,,s,,,,, :,
The dwelling contains twelve roGms ,nSlsain and
STABLE There are about thirty beautiful shade
and fruit-trces fine shruobery, everprcens' Walks
&C., Hot and cold wafer IN ,ne stove. jrst.elass
'" IKE Tor fronts 1874 feet on Grace street runs
back So feet 10 wide paved aliey,aho 10 cnCose"
on the front with an Iron raihiiR. ,.s, A,
The situation Is one OF the most deIlRnIim IN the
city, heing within one square OF IA w.
few minutes' walk OF ChimDorazo fark, anu TWO
squares from the street railway.
We invite special attention to this SALE as u is
rarely thar such property isolereu anu uoup'' ~
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBs Il WILLIAMS, .
jy 10 AucuoDecrs.
high CONSTABLE'S SALE OF FUR
IL NITURE. SHOWCASES, CIGARS. WA
Con AND HARNESS. DESKS, CARPET, Ca
NARY-BIRD, sTRAw-CUTTER, &C., &C.
will sell at public auction, on
MONDAY, July "a, 1882,
nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at my office, 1906 east Frank
lin street. the following PROPERTY, TO satisfy
sundry wrts In my bands:
wARDROBES. BUREAUS. ,,,.
MARBLE-TOP CABINETS and WAsHSTANDS,
MARBLE-TOP CENTRE-TABLES,
BEDSTEADS, MIRRORS.
CANE-SEAT and WOOD CHAIRS. ROCKERS,
CURTAINS, PICTURES. CLOCKS,
CUSHIONED CHAIRS, TRUNKS,
MATTRESSES, FEATHER PILLOWS and boil
LoijNGEs, TOwEL-RACKs, HAT-RACKS,
SIDF-TABLES, KITCHEN-TARLES.
l CHINA PRESS. Lot MATING. VASES,
l CARPET. SIDEBOARDS, PLAIN WASH
VERY FINE LARGE SHOWCASES tone
plated,
2 SMALL SHOWCASES.
ALSO,
$500 CIGARS, CANARY-BIRD and CAGE,
l SPRING WAGON.
2 sets SECONDHAND HARNESS, and
l S1RAW-CUTTER, &C., &c.
TERMS: Cash. T.. HOLZINGER,
jy22 II. c. c. Il.