Richland beacon. [volume], May 25, 1878, Image 4

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' LIFE'8 REST.
lean Btro your measent mail
And nk with klonging eye
To the hills beyond, nor se
The beauty that nearer lies.
And you sigh in discotent
Thae your life is narrow and small;
)o you not know, little mki,
That your .amrruw Ife holds tll
That can make it sweet and true
That can make it fair and ble e
(f all the world's gond gilts
You have the very bet.
Out at work in die fiekls,
Husking the yelhow corn,
Is a man whose honest heart
Beats for you night and morn.
Were you to seareb the world,
What would yon hope to ncd
Bet:er for heart or head
Than this you would leave behindu
Ah! little girl. the bills
May glow widt splendid grace,
But the valley, ser all,
Is a very pleasant place.
And nothing thet lie eean give,
Be it ever so great and sweet,
Could be onebelf so grand
As this love beneath your feet.
Though the bills seem glory crowned,
Yet the bills are bleak and drear;
But the valley is sheltered warm
Stay is the valley, dear.
The Marksville (Avoyelles parish) Bull
tin s.ys:
"We like the general bme of the press of
this Stab . They ae divided upon asey is,
sues-express themseives freely and unre
servedly-still eup o ue point they ae a
munt, sd thi is the aemplete aneihilation of
M the comi empeig Tedin
uss 'a md probeUlide e th
earl ea lthre tht they wish
at dI w In t ,agg prpeatery
to the great maet. The Demsesaas psep of
Lausimaa ha teaem sated ea maey and try
sag Mid ear 4 woaos. I
the f eitew t g Oli
ie ift . nd de it meMy.
a just Vpihel to the L.eisians pns,
espily wt he sealalry papers. During the
a rtes oM eseamuasia, whe thaes was
littlaoe a s eI e my in eyghtig the
thievestad adeassesra whe held pauseassh
of the lmI, obhe Dmocratie papers in the
palses, as loiea the ouldoM sllee meesy
It6Ioe t p ade beld ao doe bener of
so em mis emass ss pesladity
which matde so re eva emimtg gonie
aude of t hir Pasintig lhbw
weal famed hreb to ssalm sai d
we 4r41103 Iobar t rrer leai
aar thaw hem aml w sW8etso ea be
fai. W $lam aaesetpes pa hrsh "reessry
w~tiwwsarnead wmawem*
dirty, auscrupueous beats sprang up ia the
Sato, ao support welsh the aspeoeys were
merellessily robbed. But the Democratic pa.
pers w i3 date . rh lee
]ameowm dLas jeoesude dj i .e
State laai. seares. .The Hpis le Wes of
resistaunce to Radielism alive and burning
bmrightly. Their indignation never wearied;
their courage neveeklSered; their veonaulary
of deanciatios of wrong and robbery was
never exhaseted. Tihe enemies of the State,
the pldadeersr of er people, won all power
and wealth; ha there was one vistory the)
could mos in;e, they eald aeither debauch
the constry press nor enairely annihilate it,
and it lived a seasrga them and as to
make them ashamed at their purple sad een
owet her redemption re dm thea
toer auy a all etris ao kr:e.
l taeelialedsgeua asesat, thereire, the
illitsulity wt'h whiih le rt Ds emocratis
Legius we assued dealt with tih coua.
,try pu·a. The prm law, a et appse.
s ote d aauomy peos, rads as If ear
ewas m dier esas beawes te vile, ads
mIs sad lasnh a shos awshl r eight peers
aenliged .ear -e sd beained am the
money mlea um them, ead taewepape
whia, thresgh pevely, adversity sad meg
aempemtasa, beght the heetes ow the Seta sad
did e r met . .a .the . rded te
wer elh -mew sad d -;
servaiv gsemea iu the lest Legislture,
elsasad ea the tide at vicosry impelled by
the pres, who ueusim a vaus Char.
rerateweappess tlde il bee e- a ly
theeir pdhtliibitth tths beeath attharsea
ry peps, wide h--. ed all theagh U e"ir
per emur mame hr B peths adheutlessueat
thea itseesite puishr t i- p, sad they
were never hem eseeps whea hateab ep
a bill rbaum thau S scsale prere esatoa
doar a e . esliessde wi powea r o
gastnes.s tey wer il n d -ses with
rear, san aewepupes with aseepstie elsa.
gtiteus mid versalsu sameso swarm leIn
Happily, bowver, the esepr, pueria si
tbuildig inup gelaynd to leaw a paver
Ia the lead; a pe oer theaits measely
paten hr the - at the peates tshe
strengtheainlead suessl M Its o ath Dames
tis puegy IhemeiIs a perits at ear edi.
iriel lahers mee. t l sad inemusslhe
tne the sela adthoe rmiamg st eemr
*** ater s ensias d tese is ne elehma of
easmelly read thee thtr who ishI heend
'Views at the Co.sy Fr9ee." LeuiaIasa
VICKSBURC BUSINESS CARDS.
*R. J. D. MILZ,
F7ICKSBURG, hISS.
ioie but the best Dental Work done.
ALL THE LATE I'PROVEMENTS.
pLD JELIELE pFFPICE.
94 years in Vldks.r.
March 'd. 1878.-ly.
D. W. LAMKIN A CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
-AND
COMMISSION NERCHANTS,
VICKSBURG, MISS.
(Ofr.e at 196 MiolIerry Street, Up-stairs,
opplaite Irmac llonham's.
g@Al0 orders for goods of any kiind will
be promptly filled. We will make liberal
advanwes on ronsirnments of Cotton.
Octo|er 27th, 1A77.-1y,
DOLL & MURPHY,
5LCCElEMOS TO A. DUNKI5,
i4OLESALE PEALEES IN
WINES, LIQUORS, CICARS, TOBACCO,
PURE BOURBON & xYE WHISKIE8,
CIGA.R MAXCF.1('TIRERS,
COarer H.askigtolom i rearford Sreets,
VICKSII3U3G, MINS.
Dec. S, 1477.-ly.
YIcKSBURS $BANK,
SVICKBURG, MISS,,
E S. 3BTT1 , President,
T. R. ROACR, Oush'r.
Dec. 15, 1877.-4;m.
E. T. EGGIESTON & CO.,
-Wholesale and Retail
GrocerS,
Nq' It Levee end 24 Water Streets,
VIC NBWIJQ , EUS.
Jan. 19, 1878.-l1.
1 9i,13Der, U i oe isdI
MANUFACTORY.
SAYING TIlE LARGEST FACTORY
Mb the souo, I am prepared a e
below asy etber eamablishment in Viekstmrl.
I. SPEGLER,
ahs ra es, ak.8rg, 6iK .
March 2d, 1w78.-ly.
CURPHY & CO:.
-Masuaetrew of .ad Dealer i.
SASH. DOORS, BtINOS,
- AND MOUJLDN08,,
Vicbbxr : : rI ui pt•
d rlei" OMtwiby l til, Sro' or .thr.
eesr oosava Ya roer orreae to
March 2d, 1878.-ly.
60m w. UtcasX. CHAS. ALLa.
C. W. HUTCHESON a CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Deaers i
Groceries, Liquors
AND TOBACCO,
110 112 Washington street,
Agents for the Cape City Floor Mills, Cape
GerardeN.. Masreh Id, 1878.-1y.
SIMON FOX,
Faersely of Delis, weM bspeetill inhma
Mh Riichad frieads that h is with his mister,
MRS. BETTIE BAUM,
is a EATING HOUSE ea Washiugo
see m fear dears math thed Weashimmea
HtlaL Viebiehag, Misssd will he glad atoo
these wheever thy visi the city.
Mrse , 1878.-Ny.
Valuable Lands the hils
With a Large Deadening.
I3KHE LARGE tatsaf Leatd haw.a the
[ "Ell Deadeninr" imiToewaip ii, & e
amomaiaiaginin all about 14)0 acres. Will
be dl cheap, sitamed in Rieibluad Parishb.
Abo a valutble Cypress BDrake together
with tater hMedl lds, situated in 0
shi Paribsh.
For farther partieular apply a
WILEY P, MANGHAM
Rarville, La.
Qefie your own tows. $5Otm
$6& e. o riskr. Reader, ityu want
a budee at whbich permue of either ex can
mlake great py all thie tinie they work, write
for paticatrs to L HALLETT & CO, Pnr.
Iad, Mime.
Valuable tim Ptolan
The Plsahtios knhea a the Wm. 1
Adams place will e ented for the year
1878. Apply t
C. H. MOORE
or WILET P. MANGHAM.
Ja. 5, 187i-t".
SO. WORK, E all kiade, fomo a evs. d
ea eis tea poeK, aeauly execamed at thus
e upoem eharueeaa
5AGIRATES' BLA NES, of every
I description, neatly exectuted at' this
ce on the shortest notice.
JAC Q S LA
A F1l1T-CLA ) vardj. owse- n theo
central portion of the city. i. open to tie
pae1bic at thIe mw at reai.naible rates by tihe
day, week or month.
D. B. TROUSI)DALE.
Feb 6, 1t77.-ly. Proprietor.
FOR SALE
~f ACRES of good lant, in fIve nilesnof
l loV Bastrop, Mlorhou-e i'Parish. ituteI
in CutG Swamp; 1t41 nears in enltivaation;
entirely aboive ti.e overflw ,I 1$7sl and I s
to cxchl nlln ,l and church n tlhe neigilsorlrhod.
Price $t.t1iN), one quarter onCh, the balance
in three equal allnll lnpayntleuls.
Any furtlner Informneanlun calt bew had at this
otlice. .lay t, I b7t -tf.
LAND FOR SALE.
iT e plantation withinl Ifolr or tIi a miles of
IDribi. knnown as tile jVinelnn i'linlcc, on
.ln&e's Bayou. It h,ntanins about :EN, neves. one
IhunII rent :.nreo Inited. aRltllt 41 ares tcall be
neput inl entiantion with lhttle wrork. a linel
cylpre-, brake (tl.; be-ton the bayou). !'rice
$11IN)eash.
Apply to WILEY P. MANGIIAM,
Feb. 27. 1 b75.--t: Rlayille.l.n.
H. B. BRUSER,
Copper, Tin & Skeet-Iron Worker,
ltaker of Drove Wells, Pipes and Tools,
--:AND DIAEft IN :
COOKING; AND HEATING STOVES,
House Furnishing Goods,
Tin Ware, Pumps, Pump Pipes,
Sheet Lead. Brick and Tile,
Coaer fulberry and Clay StreNes.
Viekburg, Mios.
Also agent for the GOTHIC VENTILA
TOR and CHIMNEY TOP, that will cure
tsmoke y chimneys ani is the very thing for
ventilating Machine Shops. R. R. Depolts.
Car Shnop. etc. In ordering send insinde
measurement of top of chimney or ventilating
shaft. April 21st, 1877-1y.
VALUABLE WOOD LAND.
FOR SALE-CHEAP !
The lands known as thie M1cKerall lands,
situated in Townships 15 and 1i;, will be
sold cheap for cashl or on easy terms.
Apply to We. T. OLIVER, or
March--f. WILEY P. MANGHAM.
A Mystery Solved.
The Greatestc Trips of Med
era Tilreet The Iysterlas
Cham.el of Dimease Bi..
mevered, and a Certlat
Care Pr.olded The
ptwels the Qa rs . j easle.
PARSONS'
PURGATIVE PILLS.
TheGreat At-1siHes3s~emedy
mUd aMs~I.mte..Mdver.
PARSONS' PURCATIVE PILLS
Are the result of long-continued Scientific
investigation, and are WAmastICD to core all
disease. originating in the Stomace, Liver,
and Bowels. No griping pains follow the use
of these Pills, unless the Bowels are inftlmed;
but RELIEF, IMMIEDIATE RELIEF, may
e retied upon. As aCornael. Fainly
PARSONS' PURCATIVE PILLS
Stand unequaled leiore tie worll io-day. By
varying ie diose according to directions, PaR
sows' PunatnvA PILs efeeletully Pour
ai BLoon and grreatly alleviate, if nS entirely
enre lDeg meial or
St. Amale*r*Fe FL, pean-
aml ]lm tive Diiaeme th-e
worm , o e, ll.l Trmm1 .,
EVERI ]BOX WAJATrEDZ
Most Caelsete Stisfactiois Carteed ., no Pay
ellU diseeioeaseomed each hox. Plysicians
aupplied by mail, post-paid, for 52 50 per
tkouaand. in bulk, cash in advance. We will
send thense Pills to any reliable druggist or
mercilant to sell on eommission. Agents
wanted everywbe'e.
I. 1. JO5IIiON * CO.,
MASUFACTUIREs, BANGOR, MAINE.
1 Iii :: .
T'ORSALF.-D. M. P.ny's Garden .,e
i J etabl': cv ,: fivecentb. a i, e,.r. an
J. 1. M4('tIRKLE
STIIE RICIllAI)1 , OEACON,
FOR THE YEAR 1878,
!Will have many attractive features, for it is the purpose of
i the publisher to spare neither time, trouble or
expenses in keeping it fully up to
N The Highest Standard
e OF
INDEPENDENT JOERNALI.
Being the Organ of no Faction, Clique, Ring or Monopoly,
THIE BEACON,
In the future, as in the past, will guard with zealous care,
and defend to its utmost ability, without fear or favor,
The Rights and Interests of the People,
against all unjust, oppressive or discriminating measures,
advocating at all times, and in all suitable ways, all such
measures of Reform and Retrenchment as can be accom
plished without impairing the credit of the State or Parish
and impeding the just, equitable and prompt administration
of their governments and execution of their laws.
Feeling a deep interest in everything calculated to promote
or advance the
VProgress and Prosperity
OF THE
The Editor will leave no measure or sugg-stion untried for
the accomplishment of these ends.
THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT
will continue to be a special and leading feature of the
BEACON, in which will be recorded everything of interest
that transpires in the pariah, whenever they come to the
knowledge of the editor.
Terms of Advertising
are very liberal, considering the advantages offer, while the
TT PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION
IS ONLY
which places the paper within the reach of every family in
r the parish, while the
CLUB RATES
are still lower, as TEN SUBSCRIBERS can get it for
STWO DOLLARS EAGH.
sI
Book and Job Work.
The office is well stocked with a large assortment of
PLAIN MnD ORNAMENTAL TYPE
Sand we are prepared do BOOK and JOB WORK with neat
ni ess and despatch and at
SCITY PRICES.
Address THOS. J. 3MANGHALI,
Editor and Proprietor,
f~Y VL.LL: I
'Look
°l ere !
• everal parties wl bInier i een
rp,,lpd" from or subsesipuies lise, meN still
owin. mmu for several years sar erripinem tlo
lesoCs. The priilettge of paing srh in
'I-bt htlior with four b6hhels of corln fh each
year (whirl is nearly twice its lmarket vale)
1is exterled to them as well as others, but
umlmees, they settle inl this or some other way
within a nmoth, we will be compelled to
bring s'it against them. Sept. 22 -m.
Staples.
4LOUR-All grade; Nd al; Grip, Supefs
.J UUolassrs, Bacon skis. enJdeleasideour
a: lt do., do., ner Sali-ledrd hthe 4Lmnad
new .Mess Pork; Stit,,cmate mand lnel Whim
kies. all prices; Wines. Sherry and Port, frs
'ooking: Bagging sidl Ties. gi ýmlB ýa
fur Bargains. E. T. EGGLESTO & LC.,
dee 15 ViettkdseK.
BA)lBkB & 1AI D*Baaa,*
A ABmoed inn his ne4 6i6' WA'
sremet, one .dNor menh of W. h. J*el
estire, Rayvrile, amld pevidml witball kinds at
perfulmes, cosmetics andl Iir dyes eoe Gamry
for the nstisietory execution of all work in
his line. andm respectfully solicits the pa.
tronage of the public. He can shmve, dye,
'shampoo, and trim a geelemmr up in may
style; and also keeps famy oilem armnels
on hand to a cosmmedate dkse Idies '
JsJue 5, Ib7Ts-tf.
THE SUN.
1878. NEW ORL. 1878.
As tle time iappom5Lws for tie renewal of
,snlal.riptions, THE SUN would remind its
riemids anld well-wishers everywhere, tlat it
is again a candidate for their, consideration
and support. Upon its recrd for the pas teas
years it relies lor m contionarwe ol the hearty
sympathy nd Igenerous copleration whirl
have hitlerto been extended to it frms every
quarter of the Union.
The Daily SUN is a four page-sleet (,f 214
columns, price by mail, post paid, mo. cents i
i month, , or $6.50 per year.
I The Sunday edition of the Sea is an eight
page sheet of 50 columns. While giving the
news of time dy., it also conains a large
mnmount of literary and miseellsneomm masser
specially prepared for It. The Sunday Slm
l has met wit great succ.ess. Post paid $1.20
a year.
The Weekly 8m.
Who does not know tihe Weekly Smrt It
circulates tlhrumghout the United Sames, Cam..
I des. and beyond. Ninety thomsaml fhmilies
greet its welcome pages weekly, and regd'
it in the light of guide, counselkr and fried.
Sts news, editorial, agricultural, and literary
departmnetsts make it essentially a jomw.l for
time family and the ireside. Terme: One
dollar a year, post lJid. This priee, qmplity
considered, snakes it the eeapest.ewsapper
Spblished. For clube of tea, with 10 eatt
we will send ns extra lpy feue. Addraes
PUBLisHE.R OF THE SUN,
Nov. il, 18T-7 -t. New .Ia City.
II 'CHEAPEST AND BEST!P.
PETERSON'S AAAZIUL
-S-e
A -A SurnxuT,rr mari N gi il e ery
uaderfor 15h, I cntaiminig a faUlrise pee
peters Jrd ' lagº, et' ,th ,s d.es.. 'eery
suebhribeir sid reir,dawring Mre peeo Itre If
these parteae sothel these ebar aiM he wear
more thn e th sserseiptDee priar.gi
-0-
"Prnamssas sdzts" enetalas. eaynr
year, ltaet pages, I I ste plMaes, 12 esrlsld
I&erlinl patterns. 12 amarnmore colineed Ishima
plates, 241 iuges of tlasmai, and !mI o endcuts.
Its imemense circulationa enables its eagaprletors
to spedI more mney o ell e etkieel s.,
storns,c .. e., thin any d.her,. A gfres
morefr lrthe ery thaes my it, 2d  srll. Its
THRILIlIB TALES ml nOd 1
Are the beat published sywherd. N llhe
most poper writers are emplspd d to It
origially fer "Peerses." Isn 157, in addi:
tion to the mssel quantity of seort sotlejt
FIVE ORIGINAL COPYRIGHT NO''.
ELITTFS will be givem, by Mis. Ann lt.
btephens, Frank Lee Bemedict, Mrs. F. H.
Bhtment, and others.
Nameth CdIP L reF 1sr k Plates
Abhed of all thers. The. pmes are e.
graved on steel, ?nwl TiC l stAL slg, and
are unequalet fAr kesaey. TbeT wall be
superbly colored. Alks, eLomekoW amd oLter
receips; in hort, everytklug ietmauiag n.
ladies.
N. B.--.s te pu.iarr me pre,pes t
poatge ts ell rmei se,.riitrT, 'Pstmrrs"is
casAPsa ?a1i slla; il~tftil Ti clsEst"
TrI T s O iLD. ,dAse)S. s T
With m copy the pmrniu plmas (~.
20) "T'Un As-Us or Ciuapassn," eknfe
With an exat eopay of the g f
1878, as a premium, to the peoS e m
the Chlb.
Wia both an extra copy of Yh i .
mir 17l, and the premnium pmis.s, I p
delitr esnreg, to the pererw u i p de"
Club.
Addres, pco-HAid, I,
306 Cheasnts 8.. P1lb r Pi.
Specimens m t grall tislit wdl fe.
REDOUTH UI.s,
W. T'. arm ___ "
of all kids, such as agm(m mlak .... . .
Csrrisme g, Bogie W esg s h imp.
ament, etc., tc., e lsemtei.
style, on short soticrm u pid at
by experienced GERMA A
Citciens of Richland perish Si Bud is a their
interest to exatnine our 'wa b lidea prices
here. Onlysth e
Redmothl. La. Aug 11 1877-lym
IV "A .IABI. 7-LOT F
V, m uavIInpn I )by Wiley P
.'i Wmclwln, Kay ",tie. Lubir