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a of Irt E. in Rayville ea' monih, by Rev. IMiaiMter el Baptist Chure0, at plaee, Seeond Sunday by Rev. E. Reynolds 'f" Saturday before at Newton 3.

School house. ArProisTlgUsT RTVIttLL CItacr: F. Cacart Sorts -Flrat Sunday at Little Creek. seconl Sunday at Girard 11 oclork A. and New Salem.

34 oclock r. third Sunday at Uniom, and tiumrth Sutmlay at Rayville. Rev. J. Wright, Pastor in charge.

A. Campbell will preach regularly, at Union ChurIch on Balk in Ridge, in Franklin on the I.t Sabbath at each month; at Rayvillc on the second Salbbath; at Alto on the third Sablatlh at Oak Ridge. Morehouse, on the fourth Salbbath in each month. Tma RATVILI. SAa.lllTH Sc'aoO.

will meet regularly on each Sabbeth at half plat nine o'lock. Teachers and puplilwill be punctual in assembling at the of the bell, which wi ring but once. All de. nominations are elpected co-operate its work, and the cotmunity generally invited to attend. S.

B. BAED, Sup't. Jao. SACSDans, Sect'y. eomm of IL F.

McGuire Lodge No. 209 the 2ndt Wednesday in each mollnth. P. M. RYAN, W.

N. POTTI. See retary. the proceedings of the Police Jury in another column. at Girard, on Thursday evening, the t4th Mrs.

M. E. SPs)rcER. Tas Sheriff has two sales advertised to come off on Saturday the 7th day of June. Read them.

-e Mr. J.o. S. SCMRntLIx respectfully declines to act as Deputy for Mr. Daugbtry, as was stated last week.That's right Jown.

Owl.vo to the lengthy proceedings of the Police Jury in this issue, we have been compelled to omit about half of Mr. HEMLER's communication, and also another very able and interesting letter from the country which will appear in our nest. DIsD, at his residence, near Rayville, on Friday morning, the 25th Mr. RFcrs A. GaHAM, aged about 33 years.

The decceaed leaves a wife and child, with relatives and freinds, to mourn his early death, to whom we would tender our kiudecst sympathies in their sad bereavement. Tas new Presbyterian Church at Alto will be dedicated to the worship of the Triune God on the third Sabbath in May, inst. The Rev. C. M.

ArTKIsoN, of Mississippi, Rev. J. MCe'AMruPrLL, of Monroe, La, and 1iev. W. W.

Sascas, will assist.8rvices will commence on Friday befon at 11 o'clock, A. X. Rev. D. D.

A. CAMPs.LL, Pastor in charge. Wi are told by a friend that several witers from the neighborhood of Alto will enter into a discussion threulh the columns of the BEAcoN, if we wil allow them the space of one colune. We cordially invite them to "wide in," sad also promise to give oar oe wbtever subject they may'leet. Our columns are open for tefre discession of all questions df lee4 or pUldie hIteest, and we woald suggest that thmee pages of paper will held sbeet as much saone man ought to say at a time.

Youwu's DICesONAr osr DAY Wrrs Is the title of a new, larp and work just publishL od sad rny for the pablice, edited by A. E. Yoax, M. D. The book is a eompreledve and most extraordimur eomptlesia ofe usfulbl oknowledge, eatelltaig wenty theousaed reseipts Is every deprtmest fd heoms efort, atll esa lightena labors sad ilailter to tli wats of who will Is ma It, keep itrhot the bmes as of roefse Our yeog (Mad, 1u.

JsAas P. Gtar, bhas th sale of ilIs book Ia RieMand, sad we bhope the may speemed ia ling at klast anti every family.Mr. Gta hi a copf the work with him that esa be sMby thore wibishg to prcbseh sad efeadersa will And hia a clever sad rving gentlemean. or Twa N. L.

JT. R. R.We taeb the fallowlag' formtlon from tbe Irof the let whibcb If true, oa4 Wtl it is, a new and brIght era will dawn upon North Loualasa: We la. Geong We the other Jy an eloethe centite, th ale the North Leisideansd Teat Rail. raed Teme Set med ser ates.

ou is ctwrect poCemim will e1 I ath Et May. nd t1n I a ra Ilewtern na, tail ment, from well known ability sad liberality its propietors, has already gained reputation second to none in ithe it In making their new seht for the present Spring and mer trade, they have evinced a greater tact by long experience; and in their house can now be found no doubt the most extensive, varied and beautiful Stock of Staple and Fancy Dry (Goods ever opened in the Southern market. There is no limit to the prosperity of such an enterprising frm as Messrs. ScetARFr and we hope that their brightest expectations may be fully realized. ---4- MsA inherit from their parents, graud-parents, and even from their remote ancestors peculiarities of mind or soul the same as they inherit physical traits.

You ofteu hear it said of a child that he is the image of his father or mother, and again of a stur pil child, "how could he be otherwise? his parents are so dull." AMen inherit their virtues and their vices, in other words their souls, virtuous or vicious as the case may be from their parents or ancestors. These peculiar conditions of mind or soul, are increased or diminished by surrounding circumstances, by the home influences of the little child, by school associations, and by the companions of the youth. If men would only dare to use fearlessly their reasoning faculties they would see these things clearly. A man can improve, educate, purify, ennoble, refine and exalt his mind or soul to an indelinate extent. He can also debase and degrade his mind or soul until he beconmes lower than the beasts of the field.

How important then, if we would enjoy good society, that we labor to elevate the moral status of our community, by bringing every good influence to bear upon the rising genieration that will lead their minds to a knowledge of the truth, and ereate in their tender hearts a lasting love for "the beauty of holiness." Tun LATEST IMProvE3tM.T.--It affords us no little pleasure to be able to state, for the information our coontry friends, that Messrs. YErzao -CAMPBELL have opened a Cash Store in Itayville for the purpose of supplying our people with such things as tl'ey may need on better terms than can be had from other markets, for the money. These gentlemen have opened just such an establishment in our townr as the citizens of this vicinity have long felt the need of, i. a place where goods can be bought at the lowest price for cash. Most of our citizens have a little money to dispose of now and tbe 25 per cent hitherto added to sustain the credit system in the cunotry has forced many to send their orders, with the cash, to other markets, while our merchants at home were laboring to live on timne.

This eourse, which is ruinous in its effects upon every enterpise for the advancement of our local interests, can now be abandoned with mutual beneIt, while the large amount of money heortore furnished by ar people for Sthe upbuiiding of otbher ections, can he kept in eireulation at home, and the purchaser saved the time, trouble aad risk of ordernlag seek things as -may be needed from other markets. We cordially welcome Messrs. Yman CAtm to the mercantile fold of our youngo and growing town, and bespeak for them, both socially and fiancially, a bright and successful career in our midst. Capt. sad young Mr.

Ymnor will he found in the Store to wait upon customers, and all who bare yet made their aequaintaaee, express lthemselves highly pleased with their busimss qualifications and polite and gentlemaaly demeanor. Whue yeo come to Rayvllle give them a all, examie their goods and prieadd eemprur with ry other market you see ait. Facts and igures Swill speak for temaselves LOTS tr msle. Apply at this oece. QuaraUT Masnua, M.

Cataea Sonr. siusiea Renad Delhi and Fleyd, at April 26, 27. M-en- s- 4. New 0t, 11. Colony.

7i, Is. Oak Grove, at Vimta 4. 25. Jirspb, at Wesley June t. I Waterproof, at 7, Providene sad Peerm Grove, at ProviI 14, SOak Ridtge.ake a 22.

Slad Grove, at o9. ar strop, at latlni 5. C. 12, 13. J.

T. DVtre. 1', I awt lion. Iag: S. Carter Hust iver, placed on the Iead Docket.

134. J. Pinekney Smith vs. M. T.

Mason, dismissed at plaintiffs cost. 156. J. Pinckney Smith vs. llarrison Jordan, et.

placed on the Dead Docket. 168. J. M. Lapayre vs.

II. Felix Vickers, judgment for plaintiff. 169. Martin (Cobb Co. vs.

(). Ilefner, et. al for plaintiff. Nalle Canmaek vs. I.

Q. ('. Stafford aplnal, judgment of 1'. Court reversed, and judgment for the plaintiffs. 198.

II. Tully, "Syndic" vs. Succession of Mary I'apste, judgment by Court for plaintiff. G- A. Riel.ard vs.

J. P. Smith, dismissed at plaintiff's cost 210. Winston, Morrison Co. vs Mrs.

Mary Moore, judgmlaeut for plaintiff by consent. 223. Ernest Co. vs. I.

Q. C. Stafford judgment for 224. II. F.

Vickers vs. Adolph Gilly, appeal, judgment in non-suit entered. 225. Thomas Iloldiness vs. S.

Clevinger, dismissed at plaintiff's cot. 226. Julia A. Holly vs. Wm.

.1. avis, appeal, judgment of non-suit entered 2284. Isaiah Garrett, vs. Elisha Sims, judgment for plaintiff. 229.

Isaiah Garrett vs. Jefferson Zuber, judgment for plaintiff. 230. Isaiah Garrett, vs. Wm.

Grayson, judgment for plaintiff. 238 I. Q. C. Stafford, Tutor.

vs. R. F. Williams and J. A.

Liddell, Sheriff, judgment for plaintiff. I. Q. C. Stafford, Tutor, vs.

M. Powell and Sheriff, et. dismissed at plaintiff's cost. 241. I.

Q. C. Stafford, Tutor, vs. Wm J. Goodrum, judgment for plaintiff.

242. Morrison Farmer vs II Felix Vickekrs, judgment for plaintiffs. 246. A. Friedheim vs.

Emily M. Petuming appeal, judgument of Pa'tish Court affirmed. 246. Mary A. E.

Battle IIusb. vs. Wm. J. Goodrum, judgment for plaintiff.

250. II. lBry vs Police Jury Parish Richlaud, judgment for the plaintiff. 252 Folger Co. vs.

A. If. W. Hunter, judgment by Court for plaintiff. Leaving twenty-three on Docket.

Judge RAY dispatches business in a lively manner and gives members of the bar before his Court but little time for swapping li-li-legal opinions' with each other. The civil docket will be dispensed with on Monday, and the following week will be consumed on criminal cases. ----Gao. C. Kass Proprietors of the Vicksburg Clothing Emporium, have recently opened, in their large, and handsome establishment, a great variety of new Spring and Summer styles in Gentlemen's Furnishing Ooads of every size and description.

They also have all styles of cloth, and experienced Tailors employed to makue the finest suits to order. Whenever i you want a complete out fit that is aSfit, either go or send to Geo. C. KressI large Clothing establishment on Washington street. LOTS for sale! Apply at thIs offce.

Te Caster Sllpirw CATIAHOULI PAIRISH, About Twenty-fire Miles disiantf-Com Harrisonburg and Twenty Miles from Columbia. Rats of Fare: Board, per day, for grown persons 2 o0 week, 12 00 month, 40 00 day forchildnm under 12y'rs 1 ,0 "week to GO month," 30 00 Said Sprigs amre now openor the reception of boarders, by the aundersigned. May 4th, 1b73. THOS. J.

HOUGH, n225-4m TAX NOTICE! NOTICE is hereby given that I am pmr pIrsed to receive and receipt for State red Parish Taxes for the year 1872. and pevious years, andi for Licenses for 1873. Olce at Rayville, Lonitana. G. McD BRUMBY, State and Parish Tau Collector.

April 22, 1878. 4t. Notice To Tax Payer. I will conmmnence on the 1st May listing the property to Levie the tax fir Ii73. Will send Deputies to every mnan's Itounse so that I may get a correct list of all proprtyliable to talation.

will asses' Wards 1, Adolph Jilly, Wards 4 snd 5. DAUGHTRY, April 24th, 73, 2t. Tuax Colector. MEDICAL CARD. 7 undersigned having permanently at Rayville fBr the purp.e- of prstirie Medwrine, hopes by promptnes anId pnctualtht-in discharge of profpe i nsial duties--to merst a shem of the pubi" pvtroonage.

Otfice in Dr. Rnshla sore. Office frcm 11 P. M. ttm -We to atdvertise fr sale, with ihis understanding i tlhe fited owne'r will give price anld termi, and iif no sale.

no charge. anmd If a sate he I pay ads 101 tf prir.e. 4.t ul c4a.h Irtl(y I rahhim tl a r. I' 11 a. rij lg.

wt ly lm.i. Ka. vilr'. ln a-yV terms. Fi'or partic ilar- ei'lq ire -t thl- ti.

NF re-i in Iare hi'. oft Nlit will Ii It ii 1.1- -mtt ptnm hr For partwmmlar. apply ll thli Il .) Aire ,1 -u I '-tol snit A 4 strs. Ait out the. lslr.

IFor Iarti melar- apply tit viel hIII tt. rhet tl I pl0ae ntion mal -I A.ir almiarent i on ie pAi pr Nrim ml.a-inm I Tx' i noRaul th.u iot The adrertisrs belowo refer yeu to the 1ulisAers of iit at regoard.s perfr.e reliabili and when writing to them. pleose menti.n yu esaw their dwertilsermet in this paper i llaer sad Clohier aslpimateion, ad fire their areurate rakes telft.eaaarmmeat. Illustrated Cirralar. aad Price lMt.

with a fth liae ofsamples. enabilag you td erder Clothlat dimrect from their mei.s. will be made In the styl. lipd by with the Ie ci amimlag retaral agt their espeasw If uastisfatery. USHIR RIellulEsf-eartumrtt st ee nn Orders Fit BM sand Tatic'llethlet a snealety.

waed llmtrated htyles and PATENT COIItN ASPBIIEST, Lfw marking shnw i'arrs. KHoi lse. Trunkls. Al All frtiu leah Is tfittr lp. prh'," list.

Mltonly 31ur the war l.l.lr i I forl lr.ltIrh th tree 4 wanterd A. hai dresr i. C. ltarid A w1n. Sdt.u IIa.

ra. llrd Co 1 Al)lals stret. St BERKSHIRE (ireular ad Prier 1.Ist. SCheelt and irdmomeat wlirn Jourl tio is the 1.01'1. might eaa or il eolluh oaerl Caf ae waev.mr month 5Cm Cl eme tateW r14 N.

Thtrdl treet r. Lou Tr 's Patent Imprlved lCprit aiI emp. t.tine anti 0 arttcled A sllver-plaied ctmulip iut slw Insh lMml Ip rucon. siruttlnmi with bottle bestltlmdelilr lIkl. iln Pi and threereimlrr Alipihablst.ii Cenl.ied a neat box.

with fmil Itsrurellnn. rent prlpaid for oly 1i mae lHit thing for time Jrleer ever iat Ag'nlis wnted It. C. lirmarit A ltI Olve sItreet St. ICouts.

No. where ft p. entI tveld at PW Iapt 4r4. te A0 I HFher. Alatb wl everywhere, who ata make Iare prelta.

Ubsral to lthe Trade. Map sad (Cbro PIblhiag lifeULL h0 AT I. FrRD IN BARRELS, HALF in Barrel ntimi Kita. ('anedtt ()yters, "Canned Salnimn, Canned Lolmste rs, ('nried aMnt'Jaerel. At LAMKIN F.GGLESTON'S.

AND TIE'--FULL STOCK. at 21; LA.MLIN 4 HOICE PRIME AND FAIR. at C. 2ICE LAsl. E.uLouro\'s.

nI('ELLI. AN) t'Iree at Itimf LLJANkI egg PrCdet. FULl. I.IN oI MEATS AND. LOARD, A illm quantitics to mnit at 'Slti L.tmKIA SF.IVE.

BROOMS, BL'('KETS. HOPS. BruaIhC. Jugs. Liqumoir KegIs.

aidi Snlack at wlholesale and retail, by Tr VOLONG.s IMPERIAL, YOUNG Ginpowmter. fronot Je ikino or. 16 LA.KIlN AOMET BRAND, COPPERS Sj Dietilled BorlamLi, anl Balahioe Rye, I216i At LatIts EaIeUstlsOt. At I ATHFR THAN CARRY THEM LONger, we tinder RAISINS in mqnarter mud hEalh tioxet LOO bmmndles at Ltult, Ec.nratow'a. aUR SEVEKHAL OF FLOUR Santl tmle rarorite Magnolia Meal.

ofer.d to the trade at amtr ullmal low pri-ea. tme6 LAIeit ct rn gor ofd eslamrrd. ALI. GRADES LOUISIANA SUGARS All grades Louisiana Molmiesrnd SyPrip, at 216rI Laxtimli FanELgsTOv'I. BEST WAGONS-LOWEST PRICFS.

Erablislmleltl Re-EEtbliolml i Ad NOTICE? Aim I am prepareml isiei Tat receipts trm rolls of Oa7.I. amd Li'ense-e to IbT', Tax settlement will prevent coasts as thme laws governinl collectiomi or tat's are very rigid. 11. D. DAUGHTRY.

State and Parinb Tat Ceiitar, Plrish of rlihland. ALL HANDS POINT SCHARFF DRO AT Arid gloxing accounts reach us through the Vicksburg pIapers, and persons from this section of the country, of the great sensation House is creating in Drs Goods circles among other Merchants, and the people generally, owing to a SWEEPING tCIIO1 THIS LEADING HOUSE MADE IN TIIEIR LINE. We yield this Space for the BENEFIT OF OUR READERS, In order that they may secure the Information, where to go to get their goods the cheapest, and more particularly for who have as yet not visited that Mammothand Favorite Establishment. Many of our neighbors who have recently made their. purchases at SCIIHARFF BRIOTHIIEIIS Have returned exulting over their success of the great BARGAINS this House is giving and of the courtesies that ar Being Shown to the people of Louisiana.

This Special a nd (C rea LowPri.s Contiaie for Sixty Days, In order to gave the uninformed an Idea of the class of Goods this ilouse Is Keeping, we copy a Partial List from the Vicksburg Papers, not having space to enumerate all. Stapil and Fancy Dry-8oods, Of every description, for Plantation purposes, every day wear, "Sunday go to Meeting" and matriamonial all of the Beat most Fashionable Styles Ladies' Dress Goods, IN ALL THE NEW TINTS AND SHADES. DOM1ESTICS, SHIIEETINGS, JEANS, FLANNELS, RLANKET.S, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, SILKS, MOURNING GOODS, FINE LACES and LACE COLLARS, £IdiBROIDERIES A Separate MILLEINERY DEPARTMENT, FOR FINE AND FASR. IONABLE TRIM.1ED lATS and BONNETS, as FINE ms any of the FINEST MILLIN.ERS in NEW ORLEA.S KEEP, at much LOWER I'RICES. COMPLETE BRIDAL TlROt'W EAUXI.

Fplentil of GENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING, Which they are Selling not less than fifty per ent LOWER than Cklothing Stores. An Immense of BOOTS and 8OEBS, Custom made and every pair guaranteed Every style and quality imaginable for Plantation, Mud-Fine Wear, for Men, Womea and Children. Their Stock in this brach alone, amounts to not less than $150,000. SEPAPfTE AND EXCLURIVE PARTS Jtr WHOiEOI ALE RELTAIL The reduction made in their Wholesale brings tLeir prices down strictly to the wholesaleo prices of New York. Their wholesale stock is especially chosen for country Faramhkahg who boy bg the Dosen ot ptece, walt have goods at Wholesalc prices.

Those buying gods at Retail for will so liule astolnsLhed at the LOW PRICES. Iat oing to SCHARFF At once--you will ave both TI.VE rad MONEY', as they have the larie'st Mrck, not in Vicksburg, bt in the State. Well at almot imwrecitable L)O I PRICES. rI.ry~'.iy ri-it that in I 0. 1R.

rIT7r PrURvsru a of f. Ua) vHll. 1 t. "1 tfr the I a pee.r' 'mern et' 1 I "Am nIiilP lri t. 1 rt iat Wto) 1ilr es to IE ii-t 'o rn Lif- ap.l l.t; A "mi J1nlv I.

I) I. 0 1. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Raj- Ile. ir l. IoP I1n 'tr ,1 of Klich I 'in pari-Iam 1 2..

'RI)N 3R. MART0R. i II. Ii a tli t. I a' '1 a' 'J.

Morrison. W. k': um, MORRISON FARMER, Priactice, at II.t tty.r. u.f t. A1s in the ti 'Court ft a id iI the oiilaed States hu.inea attended to in tl State U8ltned States Or.

W. W. Farmer, late arntey. ill nItw ryule il attn til thett isa eriminal Jan. II, IIil: 1'.

J.t"0 ft Rich rdsons McEnery, ATOLNEYS AT LAW, O.1 lRoE. L.A, in all tie Parishes a t1 ilna. 11 of the ese Court of COTOY RE, ralI Colalts. and in th an ordrr. la Intrel II ti to al mar mnl 1.

Ja M. ASTON, plrchite all ct ands of carpener work hest manner, at short notice, anywheret i nthe Parish or State. Gin Houses, "nl all of the latest styles of COTTON Inlt according tuordetr. cnte rIat firal. anly to all parties or no pay.

JaIDI. Is. 1PE ly N. M. ANTON.

SA. NATHION. -Architect and House-builder, a fimrstl-. enla-s housebiller.c for as a irt'l- a any tll her Ani irn the ail ndled itmsas method of making i Pbusin. a NOTICE! lROv Io this late no a of at tM or wltw i ha Is trhanded imat the Olier.

onnles rlse fe fcir ri peoplen the A great mav 'a' handed ins deeds with the pr 'o pay in a or two it Ar.y, a year or two no V'- it is trate that the alnolnot is but one dollar each from 5)UU people i. 'nane moiery. It it easier fr any one to raise from one to five dollars than for nee to do witilm or more. anild ecesevy for-ets nme to tlim plan. So ironm lhis date no a't m'l be recorded utnil the.

GRecordera fee is er. )larab I5h. Ii'73. WVIIE P. n2lt.f R-e'nrmlr DELUIE BOOT sad SHOE SHOP Tile unlermignedl have in Dellhi mahops for the maasufacture af Harnss and Satihry, and also of Ohlr Saldlery is nmadie Irom l-ahemlr ut own Tanaery, where we elase epara.i-ls TANNERS AND CURRIERS.

We manuifaetureas cheap as jrmtclins rk -a'n be clone either in VicLksburg or Nw Orleans. Omar lane shop tastm der of In a.m-mplisieth waakmaam. We hlavea lmai.t French anlt Anerinmn Caif, tand and lip of nar own and foreig, amamLe. anal can give our cm.tomers jst In article as they may order. wa sleiers nough to justify it.

will miend our Rayrilleto take measaree. mare -tf M.IOORF Confeotionsries and Family Groceries. AM now pre ared to Mansmfactmre plin CANI)IES of every mdecriplin.aa. mIallIr stem at WHOLESALE. hzeld.

rm.liy onr ahipment. at Lto cents per lb. delirve-rd to teamnnboat or Railmadl free of dlra)age and boxinlg. My of WINES. LIQL'ORS, CORDIA.LS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, alwayarganplete.

The tiet CRYSTALIZED FRUITS, I mportnl direct. ICE SALOON In rear of store. Frek In evelry jlyIe. JOSEPH PODESTA, Iron Front Block, 169 Wasolinimen lo, 187t--mta. Viclkue Mia.

EAL BTATE AGENCY. Sthe ndaersisnead this day iaslt oeaelves together the ose of carryliar on a Real Estatm We Ipopuse tuy. sel awl keame lanlI its this lmaish adjoiniag Parishes. We also pmrpoe to teaee for new Resida-n'e. they ensldila a ta -a money, and relie to Kiag El.m,,mr,.

Jm. Ch('ee Bra lo.t, Levy llua. J. W.Arth*r Orleans, aud to any If Richlaud Paruih. W.

OL, ilSk, Rayville.I.,,.Tan 14'- '1.