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'-!HR RICDHLAN) BEACON. tibe
WILEY P. AIGHAM,. -± E.itor. ." r
B B RAItP,AaeocstF }ditor&Punlishbr of I
Rayville. La., March 22, 1873 ~'
..~~-l------------ - ---- len1
ag "Mr. Jr.in S. Sue.m -'.-tit i- a,:It-rr .;.' i
t. receive and receipt ..:ab.-rip . :; :h e
3Ir A. P. Mct,'lnanal, who ,s tr. -elino
F the ira nof I.eOkO i on. o.f onr :,t'aItriter the
r at- to re.'ive a:nd receipt for subc.spltin
to 'he IBrAFCo. if |it
- -------------.- -- ant
Masn Meeting To-Dry. Pi
A macs meett:. cf the c_:z_ - rif
T iblond Parish has been cal!ed to
n',et in the Court Iouse, to-dsy at t1,
12 o'clock. M. The olfert of tL:- in
: ,eting, as we under.tond it, is to tile
b,:t an texpres.-ion of the sentin'ents of, Ie
otr people upon the courtse now hein; i
i ursued by Governor McE|nery and th
t!:e Legis.lature. We laid before onr un
readers, last week, an address, clearly ano
setting f,.rth the plan upon wb:clh it
'was proposed, Iby this Oovernlment. to L
art in the present pplitical crisis. And j,
we expect this plan to b'e unn.timous- I II
Iy ratified by the citizens of our Parish IAi
who are called upon to assenhle en T
masse to-day. Other pgri-hes through- { e,
eut the State will doubtless do the s1
anmen. It behooves us, as a people so
overpowered by bayonets, to stand :P
united and firm in giving eountenanct i
and support to the Government cl,'c:.
ed by our votes; and if Grant be de- .t
terrmined to divest us of the rights
which other States enjoy, let him do
it by stacking his bayonets around us u
By a faithful adherence to this prinoi- I
ple there is hope of deliverance while C
there no danger of making the bad t
matter worse. The usurping Govern- "
tnent of Kellogg & Co. is already the t
coneentrated qeint-eseene of sit that n
Is pusillanimone and mean. Let it be
to regarded by all honest people. *'
- *****··· ---- -
Prevention of Orime.
This sulject, says the Golden Age,
needs a more radical and profound t
treatment than it usually receives.-
The increase of crime we deplore is i
not the result of the altered seatiuenat
respecting punishment, but of a num
her of auses.. .w.wlave not space to t
mention to-day. Conspicuous among 1
themt are the loosened habits of our
people; the neglect of itvoral trainini ,
at home and at school; the greed for
wealth and the worship of success, i
however gained; the breaking up of
the old order of society by railways
and emlgratiom, and the immense
growth and preponderating inflmetce
of cities which abound in the arts, op- r
portunitles, and occasions for vice and
crime. -The old ideas and customs.1
hare been left behind, and the old or
der of things has been broken up; but
new thoughts, nobler principles.
L.ealthler habits, and mo'e healthful h
asoelationas have oot taken tlbtr jaae
es. We bhave found by experience
that good dinners do not ;take the
place of good morals. Elegant and i
luxurious homes, with costly apparel I
and the eoaitnnt indulgence of every I
taste sad, wil, do not train the man
ly virtls, orralsen.p a gneration oft
sas sor ulats. Splendid clurches, I
witb ltapreussve eremoonal ad rag
nib8ice m~ l , do not feed the roots
of prinelple anrd ake men horeat in
business, slasiekilg i trhelr Udelity
to conviction, Up~iht and pure. It
takles a troget morality .to support
the wuaples straetute - iodr modern
e'vilihisoa thne flte simple salAeil
fabrie of ear r,~&ers; but w- ad ave
weaheed the pht~ r o e.adort this
rash ty I ts weight. "
It esa hard to teul a rs who is
rataig aumder the steady aigswtaP of
di...*a** mbab *stoher a. a
t si icaswsheg-. s - Bu W
sis5 and esheeCft1atesat th .e
--.s** .:t . .*7 :., ' -
.. e..r . ,a ,.h ne' r ,.. ..' .'. -
1 ss -o
-r? ·
tar.~
r~t' 9tt
I-..f
tilicial pleasurets arnI enervating Itr?:- m
trie+, and f el a prf :;tr.der ri , t
r the rc v:r,,,. Id ia:l ' : ites
of lift' then (f h,-ir \h1w v '1 t ul iate,
'hall w, nd , ,!futi,, of tl, o rird
leni, and the cure' of the di(ei Trul!y.
S-e Facto .:,I De Jur:.
We clip the folilwing artioie from
Ithe Mi-.couri rtr,'uciaen of the 11th. ,,ct
It givhe. a correct view of the Loeli
ana case, aits seen by d-iuterested
parties. That paper savs:
Tiem lRepuli.an ' iaj,;'rity in t.e,
nena.t, Iby twu" ',f l.*ie, for their own
con(el-.t t, ".. ',: d ,w\tt al , i"rp',-itinl
to 'C", .zize the KIlIat. oove'irn:le t
in Louisiana. It tt as ta.)lain a aO t E i ;,r
they coul.l not inlve:t a plaiusilhe pre-.
text fr su=tairir, dihrectly a wrong ,
rt h'd.u','f,, "ed an.i o fl r'rant. But. as U
Sthe President 'a iliin ? to na;umue
the responmihility fr cnpltini the,
r unfiti-ch ed wv'tk ,f .IaI'ques a:.d Casey 1"
and Pith blaek, t ie Senate tendered
Shim the oppotrtunity. h':pinL' that, ere
('Otnress meet goain, :he "op oft
SL,'uiia;a. worn out %sith h iras intg ry
i AIqd hopehs. opp;'itihon, will how to
;I the ,a:e. ty of titht and by subt;isi
h ,ion sanction the infanos outrage.
SThis is the intent a,,,l n-a'cing of
Cotiressional non netion. lo s aisneol_
ed by MIorton and Conikling--cuhtsil- i
si-n 'w T.ulo.iana to a revt.luti.,iary R
e seizure oef her govertnmentt, which, if
d permitted to eeomune nn ":tcomtpli-.hde',
fer," will not only sve the otlf'e of
the Costoo-1lluse party, lbut relieve'
Congress frorum tueddliintg in such a
- tlanerotis and di -agreehlle iatter
s They do rint cr -icier that ti,is sciz- I
i ure under tle au.pices of the I're.i
dent is the eff.spiilg of ai forioer seizure
Sunder the anspiees c.f Congre-ts, and
Iwth are lut paving thLe way'tofu ure
le cotpa didei, tiunder wlhieh the Govern- ,
mleient of Louisianil will teomnie thor
-aihl}y MA.lxicatized-a sore inll the I
side of the nation. Trhey dolid not fear
e that the Louisiana ense Catlli he s
at as a precedent ngaint anyv Northern
be State, ht'caiiuse they know that nn Ut- a
colqiqered people wmuld not fur an .
hour submit to such an inmposition.
They venture to put the Ire ident
forward as a Wa: wick among gio
Soothern State Governeuents, tbeau.eI
Ie in the plentituntla of its present power
d they feel that their party can nftord tip
- on occasi' n to disregardl its ol it pire
is cedent, as it trantple:. upon all law=
at and rights that conflict with its be
bests.
n- But it is in the providence of G,,d
to that a policy w, heinous miiust in the
ag eInd become' the eplgie of its inventors.
ur lie rilist ibe hiihmd v he eamnot a!re-tly
read the operation o' this law in the
,° htitory of this very Louisiana ease.
or And if no other penalty awaits a par
, tisanist i so Indecent, it eeelins doomdi
of by its own exigenries to expose itself I
s and disgust even its own follvers'.-
In seating tnemuber., in etnlfiiOttoniflg
ofhers, in imanning the State govern- i
" mients by Federal power, where the e
p- requisite nutitber of votes eanot he
ad obtaiuoned, the Republican leaders er- ',
as cult ,lily the int.re.tS of their own
f tion. In its vte aVaint stustain
r- inlg the Keitng, Governnent. the Sen
Ut re orly affected to condic&m tie
e, fraud in order that the enijoyment o
foi frqita m ght seem to -ee forced upon
the luartv by "a.comipliie-Id facts,"-
l- ft the 'he e,;deceived no one, and
te t-daiy there is not an intelligent voter
he is the United States who does not
ad I feel, ii his inmost sout, that .thbe foist
ei intc of Kellogg upen the Louisiana
trpeople is the work of a. lawless and
v villiflon -o'spiral y; l S crime against
all the States; a meaner, grosser and
of J less ezeutesabl, nc.urpstiou.t.nttre high
as, handed act of tyranuy thesi any for
which .Jaues iI telst hia thr,.ne, or
Charles I his head.
•Is ------- -- -.-Co ..- .
in onor Tour Basisea..
|I Itisagood sign when a man is
proud of his work or bis calling. Yet
orlt othing is more eoimen f 1 than te bear
mr maen fdndllniTlt coastatitly with their
let p ¢ler. baneiooe, 4eeming theqi
,e uglves utefrtmuate . ounse fastea6d
t it by the necessity of gaining
tceliboee ' In this wa.y men fret
la Moriosaiy deetrey ,ll. teir comfeirt
1i!th.e woak; or they rhange threir
ilesaItls and go tin niise.hlyy. shilt
trIi ftawfo ,le tb'ni to another till the
* p!+e rtbe pein-hbuose gives them a
it A B-lht while ,oeasi.slly.
en w l in llfe besiae he e .not
its the ltI.* ed for his peculiar tan
Il eat, it halpu . ten time. uftener that
b~ft ae *agth from neglkt and tee
enwqtdmpt.ocf as hones%: fosinelts A
*mau eamIld peal Wa besrt into every
Stbingitithhe does. Thetolsnepro
wl, fasioit hat !asot iti .chiit' ae.s
m ndl ani v.eMtlonm. ) 0nai will as
cape ea~aa* he ebsatileg' his
the -:llouaeeeaitlca bashsioso l3&
EiIUUS iitv4etle-le 6iwt~ld, like urn
34 6t ping Sta_ with trials, emuleicoet
il ,ri a tttyliag neenatiee. R I,,
i.!spry waeown of fuy for a
mei to seaftb out be fret. snd her,,
b Nh sad give his mind
M~ta ~ratios otWbis,
". .as' . . .*.. p
gainedst4 ea t tihd
wa tlehq mall, toe a la s
somsstelae&Is.
asarsb l i-ti
'1: wI.>*zc !w may devtr1i1p 11~tll-: pil.
Thi
A TAUBUTE OP IiENPs E'. 1
tineE* . o ol r ,r.irat· iii' iii· tI~ i ot! II'F
'~ii,
til
aai~c, It.',.a 'iirpath its atlie I l*~t .1 t .ai w - 1t
I'i
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t wI .ho.er't r t*iliil ue'r .'t. r
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!!t
ticl t-"r: ft 'ie't n .ý !It reli' , r tti r I',V li.
* *i Ii i list fau Iii 11-11
,rli' /& C . t c. ia lat e utpi' e rt i:, itn,1tiu la he cI i
1-e~~ a t~ tits-t a T:tnt a capy 0i " l te' r-Il,,t": i
.111c"I l c t h a n 1 thce I'tcl4aent reI5111 1, f ;lit ,,
B I. L ('tecL. ..C,,amilrncc.
Gi. W 14lLsO'¶,(
Si rl"'tilPn ;14 ll. JFrnory andl Hti~ry ('ouic·0e. .
'a arg taaJn Ma~rh Salt, lb13.
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FThJe thlaw!nt1 l irait .-r!a tint r : a'!ii n. t 't
p' ri' ,Iit nt, i in - i ' Crtliied an! fni t Ie , sia atsR
i.r.:ny.- M :nr~t 1ii tea 7t we!": a-r.-. nI 1 1
1( ' t!}t toyt aleaiold it aont Ii I. hlL -t o- t
"tI~lly (i la. I ire-n a,rItq to 1~ re s.-t c "~ 0ri . ti r
t.Biat !r invt C-letictu ad1 - itietat 14,1aIe'ti* (at, Lii
l % ii i.' 3t 'I 4rIfII riittli tii 'I a do.ere er
tuna.i:ll'e, wll~~ho-c wiU: iir Gi~alne-'·i
w mnl v. it e w:i1 ta i J-- y. ''al Itic a-lairt- nlit
1'".t ac e.ili' t oft-, las we tdeept y tinit :edimsi
I noit' him r oil a'artl- no mr trt. We .crt uctra'
Iv l e-i'i , Iti.t the n'inraf!.l rr!viiv Idn- ale ii tin.
tcl ia s IIIe,-p lotte.r P fa tnee ar, . t A i n itt ~ *airi~ia
tun: ol. ltellr N i-v b. ftn hi'.. hayt, rrim i u'i'c¶
If I)etat tid. cIai Tika n cpm, ifhi,~.- rcofai'io,- 1
i Coe- Ire i- whcse toi-tre b_- teIa . rc-Iaiti a' if11
B.i Ctotii L~~ antleg~ tt CFnnit
Gi . Caiii Wei. hai I;'.a'l· i "t.. fe I I'
ro-idr t ht 11;411,c wit'ury anr ienry II 1.1t yi-.
It "'mioo`iet ''':r ; fi h"hs iw
fiiii t ,(:1 itle ltj lIr e'Ii atiti tiri liii lu tine bet~
The following .' C ru iera': 1sf rI:t - et :i ns I te
If tlast.'! of tyrdily to Caliv Irn a ll, ci l at
- .!nl fearl hls .
g r",i that tre aleolY teret ' Ions ii'ti of a.s'
atl'afaity ltii etat a ruifa~ ato rtl..y% frontii muu !,
er t, e ,iath i ir n tlierCniair *t ten.
p frMi. ThA.t in rcpet tins mennry of trth
tie r weianr tiae o imtl, LaL'e or mwi rtais fir-
n aint T itt rr-c nrt -b3 3 niye d--l 'pil tfli-e·te
li tltit,-a oftefn as neatncha.ii.'1 tihilatwe tlyl a
t3,Oiie1ina1,·l miles do-t tnt rm !ttn't.' tnl~t hlome r
ritexrs!hmoablCa rib mnor~t. elt ca0 itter or
i il)Rtllter n'oar to cheer kiai ttying ba'ir, wit!. uno i
e iVthr to adntiuithemt tman -tl rseet ! c -llircu,
maitnheh kininret olftoa sin' can Fyea. aiilel -i,.
imeta r to lo. upol. wineli fn the prim atrtiggi
of'it leye hnanubt ter ncitfhimi, premI-.refu to atini
id tine ri't-,iand irce, pliti- ejiit wereillty putt c.
Umorta-iiytRhoo amindg we hoji i'.. s~ttn.ior oF.
1± it Ceh~llneohi q daiI s su.f1
e p i. Thhat le we' ours fl pwerr .t irtiit Ica 4
rr sent for ptebsi nlion to the i bisgota Vargiutnia
eIr tihletut Da'cass unit Emeiry a;iit1tt'r; als it
fati 1 copy he t ro6 a:rlet to d ii' fatlti' tol tntebl-t
3. R. PRLST. r. l'otnn~iitte
H C. b i ty;th.
tl e, ' e -rlre :lis. ·at we atr- d th
ci Lititof Jureri Drt wn l o Seerre at 4
I the Aprll Ternir ol thre Dis~tri~t
e.Court f the Parish o i ("':l.nf:
1aFiru o Jun1. a l
e -te n ed Dbraieianl Lmi C- 1
1- titt, Jail Mi. la hir t M J j
.1tierwa h usua Wamahie of yanortit
4th That weiar the miere dtiuly rdfufl I
(e tih girie In ray c a Im t.-tit ifi.ii a'
.nii-sodr. m ie Ldy1-tar fi mt- anl h
Ctl~.rtii-It' 1lnriaul ; ii·rl,.' *n l~n
mct' Gacte--a 'Jti~i'tai Laitit-ta' Jalanl
ml "('utnpn'a ,r s 'iWfeonn Waili nao hro
sat niar to ' cerisdein bBarwt er
saisterto Aldmr hntselrb-fin wet, Aifreb
P! ?Wnich kindrn flbd auin, (ao W
RaKlph O.iee P Ilariti C
ry. W ,bt A J llin~a'ima Ch·aaN
r'Tova Les~wis Wahiaittn (.ep
~ Wafllinami'o Warreni H PyInie Her.-utm
ther to lk hen in theyWtn sr
1- L'itey e Beiij R 'hit tinrtten W D
a~' sicks Jo~hn H Wi'.Iiann Jo·knt
al- nii~asnrl TI*1Ii-nJ Weetet' 3 C
Jorataia. Eltlot Henilerviti Pl.rnk P
:~~Dsvialufue Ailutni' John 3
SeYr~c~nd Jurly.
Idta eaigsre i spirityipely paL c
tR ln'at NneItruutr U
mud .FitgrnqscnmueI Wlitwia f
~" ~~~Cka4I*3 N PIctexlr80a
~kh~hc) l tgaMit K~u
ntiSrlbd' 't ain~rrg-kt
b Ai~enJ I.,~ b ·~·,rlo-in
P$ WauWltyK M.inha
C Jdc'F 14 ribtaiuatai 3W
8.is r~. AweO y ~tc i? 1tiEY3
h;.t · I.if MWon flITS
2 ::t i tr' il
The oiala...4 r.'".i' i~h'la iR illlaa it kii "k a!. n
itt II,' , Il'llt r4 1j'5,i.: ': Il, 4-118 114 i all itS r,
crip']tt~ti I,u:i'ii r I..··'--, rnd %C.)uc'.ertulI' ,'
1turf~ a*;, a 'iu-:.i i1hý is, it.e. s ' aI4t r
(I(11:"41 is ;1 itI %( c' J;rirerl the nil ir t:1!
Utile 'o 'f i'- t i.:ao'a!tg:t::1 iii II.- Ui'r.
tl,, ut tell '''ari r! u 's l sa ' I 'hrist. -
the 1,11,l a if iit li( leup" clf . Pharaoh :
1lIkirin, Li . w 1:,i - b '"rttett'"a the h eir~tL
al.-ii n tint'"r u if t ughe w:) t itzaaItle
,tliliu' tIit (.(.1't$ n. r ll ChIlris.-'te
O1 I'4t !ii It,kii' e:º~ $a,laiiiartWi'(him 9~l
(yu i~ i'";; h. (,F 11,51 eitt. \ r8 itite u
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nt i.iiI rt ·. t +:11%t r- in L :ilu:·"' li)· r t ·· ii; te'
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81, \VI O' IA)Ueeve c .INu1 i1'4 II'I
fh NOan . id lit- ICE!of he
Noic to' j( 'rcit~t' . aorl+ Deb 11 wl tor
Jj r i-tlt h'sI;,t" at I'Rr
S' "1I'I: OF LOUSIANA, 1
PARISH OF -Nih" A'P. j -
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sit i a ~ a ACCOMMODA:_.TION!s
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le h. r" jj,. ' Si- I,-te,, ia ) ('Lee i a4,
dre yad- ruz, I L~'pItAi
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tt Su:ceerzl:y iofe oP~ L. n~ 7~ I ta·ph.aa~i ·
t II a' II a'r 4,t'' IF'.ioa-ta 441 AN iA tl
,lat, 'i I 'a ri. aih' ltit t iaaI o! t iait' a4 j .
I 3 1 "a"i a P irate 1at-.l 1'.,i-h t,. ,Ii ,l :u~!
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t (, ' ". -i", ,,'i .I 1-4:" .r % :! ." *t 5 ':.1 i",r r i i..
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I ' nt'ti c'a lattalln.l 4 t a a
t V'atat'a. Ia all. a itay . Ir 1 ttIr .n
ie as' .1111-a ;:i.eto l~ r'tr:1.tV "c'-r
Ph t 'reuu'. Mr.. o rf - ?ijatrio l itas , ila-al is the '
. ol the Clrkr oh abe ltaII Iaiiaia't ('oaaatt I
P ia mal f'r suti~ Papratah if Reah'aiu'4 lu-F aigapli.
cAion 115 L trn> of AD n j.ai"i rtiea alt that ts
I inle aafJ. 11. S4i'. li. atrtI 1= t'"A.
a i t e eu I t'i h 1 a dl -Ii ' a ulr t ' h t. · rO ( .
aie r·I nWI Fiantay Stapa-ti,, w ill he ng~jiotruta'a
01ll~icrrrx o tida saaat F'.atate alga' n1 luau;1: ly'
iaa)g w-i h dile runIpsle.r·~o ratr #4.' r
t iry. i. l i. Ilamut. W S. Mwln rr,'sw. .Jea'tga
Setilal Paitigh Gi1urt.apaa aIauglIn agfli'e·oa'q
(aar at : iiik tta "l " 1 i F.ia h. nI. o, i s-llat]
Or N:t 4, Y flO 1111i aii 1rl lt i-:, 1.
, rlfJe~i. no prt'ier , t 'U l m 5a p.141.
(n la+ t)e r ' 1ARt 3."" LAWI
Mw I 'tercpprnt l T4' Aatman·Ii!araaa
tNir OTIC5i5th lb.t'b2 gen ttaia. th i
Lie?-t ouri Cr~ t~~~praice. saulf pwlv-ueions a
·8t rcamS~ &.I)Iwurd mUid 5IUJ I'IW th$ rum..
iliAC 'rM O LATIOTN.
TO w. T R AVEL Tax ERSlltor.
a. *Feb-!,lS734t
anc~·~r~~Gve tn h rn
NEW AJVETISEM EHTS.
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t l,'" :. Ttt aa'a ra( i ad the'. a~ a1ir.,
- ý VT11fiiinr* Iud(;ot!l cr"
S C tha Willi, d,)1 k
titi 'a 4th tal. tt. I~latut a. ¶!i tlil. e~n
a. pa.4.011 S atad I' raC their' r.aclarttir
4'pi -:son. ~t~it tdtr4aaa
rnr. If tar adOr alatarrmr ju I '.,.& Wi
j (tIrrarao. iand! Price Lt.Itt wit!: a fulal lI.h
e~f~ae::;.:ev, t nabtiatr you to or(cl r 1 :ut h·
beg ma t is ti.a hrest tit;:e. thi;'pt "t Ia c.)
priv~w 4'.4). I).. \, .i tt 4a prvIl.rep it e't.
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If n..1 atuf::r;;..:y' I
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SHIRTS!'Y '*free
a(;r ,-r 1. .: * . it 1 .)' t
t..tat?.l· 4.1 " . , 0?' ai.l tai'ta
it 4 iN i A .- :'I A ...4 II. .i I t
BERKSHIRE HOGS4The 'r'" Him, I
u at, .;.t .AUd t ".4a L. 't. M:. fa4i~t I4't ~al..4
'1 ar C.V'lta't atnd kfaiiai'ntdo? Agr'tratU r .1 "
n r 4t1 Fua... : JFoiry at ' "tt th't M r
( ;ChtY rars £ ora. Cn..mnao.L3 of t3i '91 e
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- - "r' I "" t~d.,lG 1 1'. I.:..I.
h Iaultfl pair otfra r h Chrome..
haullotHrly moanitrd. Fe~ld ,eery.
tlhrre fo.r Fa;. lent prFYJIJ on re
a" "i4. . of $1,or faatfr either. A.rtge1!
,!anted raaryoharr.'Yihaa earn mahe I
large aruatlt. lwr'al a14,atuaw Ais
t14 Triad,. Iap tald Chruwo Publlishing C"., 218 4
l.ate Stret. St. Lda~ls, Mo. V
SCHOOL NOTICE.
t 1 i4a - t AS ."M t a ,f 11itriaha 1%;3.' 1
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And Lube Yad
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Euf1(Isy &U 11,11 ,,sa
Commssi3 NerobantsJ14-.)--~3
-'AdF~nC IDD )~.-.*PU L)
Ne1S &2@ Iu hrr a ait,
set 8 ~m1 VieJo.o'iMi.
ALL HANDS P
S&FF DR.
AT
Vieksbuvg, Zi j,.
reach us through the Vicksburg papers,
and persons from this section of the
country, of the great sensation that
House is creating in D)r5 Goods circles
among other M3erchants, anld the people
generally, owing to a
SSW EEPIXG RI)CTION
THI!S i;.._ IINO 1 ODPS ," SE - x IN THEIR LINE.
We 3yield this Space for the BENEFIT OF OUR READERS,
to order that they may secure the Information , where to go to
get their goods the. cheapest, and more particularly for thosewho
have as yet not visited that Mammoth and Favorite Establish
ment. Many of our neighbors who have recently made their
purchat-es at
SCIIARFF BIOTIERS '
HI ,ve returned exulting over their success of the great
SDAlti AIN S this House is giving and of the particular courtesies that are
Being Shown to the people of Louisiana.
This SpeciQl and Great.
LowPrice Sals,Will Continue for Sixty Days,
In order to give the uninformed an Idea of the class of Goods this House.
Is Keeping, we coly a Partial List from the Vicksburg Papers,
not having space to enumerate all.
Staleand ancy Dry-.odts,
Of every descriLption, for Plantation purposes, every day wear,
"Sunday go to Meeting" aud matrimonial purposes, all of the
Best and most Fashionable Styles.
SLadies' Dress Goods,
IN ALL TIIHE NEW TINTS ANDI SHAIDE. IDOMESTICS.
SIIEETINGS, JEANS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS,
SHAWLS, CL)AKS, FflS.eCARPETS.
SILKS, MOURRIW G G~ODS,
FISE LACES and LACE COLLARS, EMBIOIDEIES
A Separate
MIILIIN RY*D1EPAITM'F NT, FOR LADIES FINE AND FAIl-.
IONABLE "II1i3iLED ilATS amu LONNE'TS as INE as aoy of tihe
FINEST MILLINERS in NEW ORLEANS KEEP, at much LOWI:R PRICLS.
COMPLETI E BRIDAL TROSiEAU I. Splendid Ste k of
GENTS AND BOYSCLOTHING,
[ Which they aeo Sellng not less than f11W per cent LOWER than (Clothing So.
An Immense Stok of BOOTS and SHOES, Custom made
5. and every pair guaranteed Every style and quality imaginable
foa Plantartion, Mud-Fine Wetar, for Me, Women and ChiTdren.
Their sltoek in this braneh alome, amouants to not less than $150,00.
its.
SEPARATE AD EXCI.URIVEp PARS for WEIOLEb ALE rLETAIL
The reduction nsade in their IVR'ioesale Dearlmenls brings their prices
ddwn strictly to the wholesale prices of New York. Their whosale
stock is especially chosen for country merchants.
Phlaters Furnualhiag Iadihs, whno b,y ty t~.e tCz:*n or ,wPre, w!4 !*:tv*
pgaln at Wholslesi prlrs. Tr*e bea)ing 1orals a ]etaLd t co.urI.,nl'ti'n, will Labe e
nd lntutlesaobiahed at the LOW PRIC'S. l I goi:g l.
SCHARFF BROS..
At ~oee-yc n will svo both TIKS eid MiIaEY, as they hare ?it IJrar t rC'- ,
a eey in Vikicklabrg, in ta nthe Sa. Sell at a:mmt incret'-able rG WI PrICES.
Everybody sboald visit that EloResA.-..l.£id id £nr.aa Nt. 1.

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