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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Parish of Richldnd, 2
l4th District Court.
RANDALL l. Co.
DAVID Il. MOORE.

DY virtue Of a writ Of seizure and sale
Il issued from the Honorable l4;h District
Court in and for the parish of Richland in the
above entitled and numbered case and to me
directed, | have seized and will offer for sale
at the door of the Court House in the town Of
Rayvills, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, on
Saturday the 5th day Of Jnlv. 1878,
the following described property. to- wit:
The North half M Of N. E.t) Of North
East quarter Of Section twenty Guy
Township fifteen (TI5) North of Range fve
(N.R.5) East, and the North West quarter I'd
Of South East quarter ~ of Section Seven
teen az Township fifteen l3) North OF
Range five (5) East.
Seized as the property of said David K.
Moore and will be sold to satisfy sand writ
and all costs
Terms of sale, cash with the benefit Of
apPrasement
June LIST, 1873.
ia. LIDBELL,
n22S.5s5tS25 Sheriff
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:" KINDERMANN,
FL NTLY ROCH

DESIARD STREET, MONROE, La,
Has constantly on hand and for sale, oToss-
res Of all descriptions, such AS
Sugar, Molases, Coffee,
Hams, Bacon, Lard, Butter,
Cheese, Flour. Potatoes, Onions,
Cigars, Tobacco, Oysters, Sardines,-
Liquors Of all kinds, Preserves, N glass and
cans, Fruits Of various kinds, as lew ~ psssi.
Bile. for CASH.
Monroe, La, April II, ls73.-lv.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

RAYvILLE, La, May 10Th, 1873.
The partnership heretofore existing under
the name of H. F. Vckers 4 Co, composed
of II. +. Vickers and Harman Rush. was dis
solved, by mutual consent, on the first day OF
January last. The claims Of the house are
placed in the hands Of l.. L. Chapman for
collection, and parties will save cost by set
Ting up.
II. VICKERS.
May "a, At. II. RUSH.
n22SSS
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Judgment.
MARY F. RILEY, wife, z
HARTMAN RUSH, husband. e
l4th Judicial District Court,

l4th Judicial District Court,
Parish of Richland, Louisiana.
HNHIS case having been regularly set for
trial, after issue joined, taken up and
tired and the Law and the evidence being in
favor of the Plaintiff and against the Defend
ant, 1t is ordered, adjudged and decreed that
there be Judgment in favor of plaintiff, Mary
F. Riley, wife of Hartman Rush and against
defendant, her husband, for the sum of Four
Thousand seven hundred and forty (S4740)
Dollars, with 5 per cent. per annum interest
thereon from the 9th day Of May, 1873, and
teat a legal mortgage for said amount be rec
ognized and rendered Executory in favor of
plaintiff, upon the real Estate Of her said hus-
band to take effect from the Goth day of jan
uary, A. d. 1873.
Ii is further ordered, adjudged and decreed
that the community Of acquets and gains here
tofore existing between the parties be dissolv-
ed and that plaintiff be decreed separate in
property from her husband and that the plain
tff have the sole and exclusive administration
of her separate property and effects and that
defendant pay all costs Of this suit
Read and signed in open court on this sth
day of May, a. ID. 1873.
ROBT. RAY,
Judge 18th Dist,
hereby certify the above and foregoing
TO be rrne and correct copy Of the original
Judgment now on file in my sfIice as render
ed in our said court on this 9Th day of May
1872, in the above entitled and numbeud
cause.
Witness my official signature and SCI
Office on this sth day Of May, A. d.
INVENTION PIN
CIerI iAth DE-
yh226-6sq-4t$24
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TAKEN UP.

DY the subscriber on the 10th Of Anil
ID 1873, at the Galloway Place. six my
VI est Of Delhi, on the North Louisiana an
Texas Railroad, one Bay Mare, about l4l
hands high. and about years old, with boz
hind feet white, no percePtble mark or brar
The owner can get the same by proving
|er,y ard paying charges.
pril 26, 1873. If.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Ricbland.
Madden h Davis
use Of John Davis,
No. 26S VS..
Clevingcr & Porter,
By virtue of an alias writ Of Fl. Fa. issued
from the Hon'l Parish Court in and for the
Parish of Richand, in the above entitled case
and to me directed, have seized and will
offer for sale at the door of the Court house in
Rayville, La, on
Saturday the III day of June, 1878.
the following described property, to wit The
fractional South east quarter, Section Town
ship l6. North of Range East, containing
one hundred and fifty and thrty-eight one.
hundredths acres more or less. Seized as the
property Of S. q. Clevenger, and to DO sold
to satisfy said writ and costs.
Terms Of sale, cash with benefit Of appraise'
ment
J. A. LIDDELL, Sheriff.
Nav 3-4s1-5t. SEQ.
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IOB WORK, Of all kinds, from carte de
81 risife to poster. neatly executed at this
Office, upon short notice.
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Notice Of Administration.
State of Louisiana, Parish Court.
Parish of Richland. }

Succession Of Alfred j. Cook, Jr.
WHEREAS, Melissa A. J. Cook has filed
w in the OHhce of the Clerk of the l4th
District Court, in and for said Parish of Rlch.
land her application Ior the administration oil
the Estate of Alfred J. Cook, Jr., deceased
Now, therefore, unless opposition be made
thereto within Ten days from the date hereof,
the said Melissa A. J. Cook will be appointed
administrator of the said Estate upon COM
plying with the requisites of the Law
Witness the Hon. w. S. Mcln,osh, Judge
of said Court, and my seal Of Office OH this
2I,h day of May. A. d. 1873
j. Newt. PITTS,
Clerk l4th Dist Court
A True Copy.
J. NEwT. Pitts,
Clerk l4ih Dictrct Court.
May 81, 4s2t-SS.OO.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

Il The following piece of informa-
ton from the Scientific American
cannot fail to be encouraging to
our city smokers, as it is supported
BY high scientific authority from
Germany: Tobacco smoke does
not contain, as it is often supposed,
nicotine; but ammonia, pypidine,
picoline, lutidine, collidine, formio,
actectic propionic, buty ric valeri
anic and tcarbohc acids and creo-
sotes'' ra
An Irishman quarreling with an
Englishmcn told him if he didn't
ho d his tongue he would break his
impenet1able head and let the
brains out Of his empty skull.
A little boy having broken his
rockinghorse tue day it was bought.
his mother began to rebuke him.
He silenced her by inquiring:
sWhat is the good Of hoss till it's
brokes" os a aFf II
According to the San Francisco
Chronicle, 8 young lady in that city
deranged the jaw Of q eAntlenaah
friend with Deripger That is
much better 1ap shooting him, ii
the mouth. s's1 = 's-s,.s sasT
A piece of glass IN inch long was
taken from the head Of q Rochester
man recently. h whose skull it had
been imbedded for twenty yeers.
He had complained occasionally, q
. pane IN hia hAsd. -
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The plate glass works at New AL
bany, Ind, recently made four glass
dials for clock for the steeple Of q
church in Columbus, Ohio, each of
which is seven feet in diameter and
half an inch thick, and the numer-
ais are one foot in length. They
were cast in the rough in New Al
hapy, and then sent to Cincinnati,
where they were ground by man
mower, t,,ss:-e being no glass grind.
ihg mashias large enough to doit
These are said to be the largest di-
a,s ip the United States. efu
81 60 through mY work reprov-
ingly,' said tie needle to the idle
boy. s.But not Till you're pushed
through, ," triumphantly replied the
boy to The needle. 9
Father De Smet, the famous Je-
suit missionary among the Indians,
died recently m St Louis aged u.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

: We have expressed more than
once our. opinion of the uselessness,
or werse, of the So called editorial
associations of the various states,
which are in the habit OF holding
conventions every year, and then
going OF on dead-head excursions.
Nine out of every ten, Of the per
sons who attend, do 40 simply for
the purpose of participating in the
excursion, and only go on that be-
cause it don't cost anything. A
striking illustration. of the truth Of
our opinion is just furnished in q
statement made by the president of
the Iowa association, whose annual
meeting is to be held at Cedar
Rapids on the 10th of June, and
which was to have been followed by
an excursion to Niagara Falls. Tho
president reports that he can't
make arrangements for the whole
body to go deadhead, and thinks,
therefore, that it is not probable
that the convention will be held a
all. Evidently the free ride was
the main object and the convention
o secondary consideration. We
never heard of one of these excur-
sion parties doing any railroad q
bit OF good, and if the latter enti1 e.
ly refuse to furnish TRANSPORTATION
for any editorial parties no
one will complain except 8 few i'm
pecunious dead beats, who are al
ways sure to put in an appearance
when anytlling-fr from clay pipe to
a railroad pass-is to be given
way Peoria III Transcript. :
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

The circumstancesi surrounding
sths dsath of Captain Hail. In the
light of recent disclosures have at
beat an ugly aspect The sailing
master, steward, and one or tWo
others Of the Pclaris, make stste-
ments which agree pretty wsll in
the general, but they are % contra.
dict0ry Of the sworn testimony Of
the EsquimAux guide, Joe, and 9th
srs, % TO demand o thorough and
searching examination. The steward
tes.ifes that Captain Hail. after his
last trip from the ship, returned
3seling very tired and weak At
his request . cup Of coffee was pre-.
pared for him, but being taken sud
denly III, he was unable 70 drink
bnt : small partSot Is, The stsw-
ard further claims tAAt the eaptain'a 3
ssidness was 0l nearly three week {
duration. Ths Esquimaux guide,
on the otAer hand, expresses the
belief that the Captain vas poison
-. Aad Alsims that Hall also ex-
fressed that bslief TO him. Cap
tain TysHa besrs this witness 0ui
IN much Of his statement, and re-
xeals aOsas ugly facts consernina
1uddAet0as conduct which, Dc
declares, a. b easily Substantiar
Ted The aHaiE, ct best, i not eg
couraaiAg. >. telas s..
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MlLLsRITRs IN 1843-A writer
giving his "reminiscences Of these
enthusiasts, says:IIl Some Of the
societies were so sure that'ths end
wss at hand, THAT they put their
individual possessions, which we're
usually very slender. into joint
stock, in imitation OF early Chris.
tsins, who had 'all things common.
In Oneida county, N. T., . well to-
do farmer becoming connected to
their doctrines, came to 5oia to
their church, and on being told OF
thisrrule, said he would think Of it
awhile and pray over il. He went
away sorrowfully, for be vas very
rich. At the rext meeting he ap-
pcared. and upon being called up@
on for his answer, he said he had
received . mess aye, from heaven,
and ives prepared to obey. White
engaged in prayer for divine direc.
tions,' said he. 4 have had. one
passage Of the Bible 20 powerfully
impressed upon my mind that |
know It 10 from God, and I shall
do - I am commanded. The bretig
rem and sisters were Ii breathl hless'
expectation Of tae tremendous aac.
riaes hs vas abeas "a .waks. The
Elder hads hin bin bs of good cour-
age, anl deelaye the message. And
he Sich man said. that passage
oAne to ny mind, and which I am
resolved to obey, VS. IN thsss
words, Occupy TIL Isome.'
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r.
There must be sonething omin-l
ous to John Bull ia The steraing.
statement telegraphed from Eng
land, that the manufacturers of
Wolverhaanpton are 5 actually i'm
porting iron from the United
States If the rates ere 50 eapeAi
tant at home that It pays to come
here for the article the rise in the
price of coal has mquestionably )
share in it The day when Eng.
lands industry and trade will feel
q meterial falling off, and when her
people will have 20 compete on
terms Of equality with others, may
be even nearer than expected.
Britain 8 wealth and power, it's as-
cendancy in the worlds markets
are conditioned by its coal. At the
present moment there. may be
enough to satisfy the industrial and
private wants for another cenkvy,
hut the cheaply and easily worked
deposits are giving ent. The coal
still on hand lies deeper, and it re-
squires, therefore, moro khex and
capital to raise it.
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A Dog worth so,nethirg


A. B. Newman, assistant light
keeper at Mount Desert, is the
owner of q fine Newfoundland dog,
of which the following anecdote is
tOld. ,s ow3
Mr.. Newman's little boy, nine
years old, strayed away, aud was
missing for about two hours. The
mother went out Of doors and call
ed, when the dog, in response, ran
up from the shore with tho boys
wet cap in his mouth, and signifisd
by his action that he desired her to
follow him. The alarmed mother
called the father, who was sleeping
in the house, aud they followed the
dog as quickly as possible. Down
by the shore, on q rock, the little
boy was insensible, and his clothes
wet, "a if he had been dragged
from the water. After long efforts,
in which the dog rendered all the
assistance he could in his mute way,
the hoy resuscitated, and afterward
told his. story He was on the
beach gathering shells, when q
leeSo wsvc came IN and carried him
OF in the undertow. The dog
jumped in after him, but the wave
prevented him from reaching the
boy for some minutes He seized
him by the leg of his trousers, and
tried to drag him ashore, but the
clothes tore in his teeth, and the
boy said he had an indistinct recol-
lection Of the dog coming down
below the surface for him again !;
and that was the last thing he was
conscious of. It seems that the
dog had dragged the child upon
the rock, out Of reach of the waves,
and had tried to restore him. When
he heard the mother call, he took
the cap to inform her as we'll as he
could of the affair, and hasten as :
Gstance. sea
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The Spanish Conshteept Cortss
reas semhled ON last Saturday, and
was opened by speech from Presi.
dent Fsguesas, in which he declared
that The government intended to
abolish slavery IN Cuba a. in Porto
Rico. The most important item IN
the address was the declaration IN
favor Of tho separation Of Church
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Fss The terrible ecandsl that has
bsen; flooding the country during
the past few months, 10 which the
Rev. Henry Ward q RescAss and
others Of almost equal psominencs
are iavoivsd; ist TO be investigated
II lat. the deacons Of Plymouth
Church having determined upon
this coarse as . late ueetiag. be-
irg persuaded thereto. Il y said by
the advice Of Mr.. Beechsf himself.
Tits decision is doubtless wise;
but We believe the country viii 6S
willing 70 sccept, as . dnaiity 81
the wretched business, the verdict
Of the odlcial body a Plymouth
Church. sitter they shall hsv2 mAdS
the examiuition without having Slf
the foufJc1ulixl made public that
has bSee hNAksd ahoutsinee odd
hnll and Gh6in's Weekly 1rst At
tempted tosdisgrace NJ. Rsecher.
"A Wss6ington dispasoA sAys the
0ovesn0ene hes = grald aepexae
ti6u seheneon hand, ieekjAG 20 tho
acQuisition Of the Sandwich. Iss
lands, . alioo of Northern Mexico
sHd ether stSay patchep AZ tsszilo
=, Including ultimately gs4edA i.
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'There was horrible cAtastro-
phe on the Dion Railway, over IN
France. We came along next day,
and stopped to view the wreck. An
old man presented himself at the
place of disaster. A workman who
was collecting the debris and clear
ing the track, inquired what he
wanted: s Ens .zsdgo oiiix
"MonsieuE, I nm one of the VIE
TINS. The workman looked up,
and seeing . man without injury,
inquired, Whom have you lost.
then-your wife, your child, or
friendi' i ID.
mo, Monsieur, I have lost my
umbrella. The workman searched
among the broken cars, and by a
singular chance found the umbrel-
Ia. 5s ID .s8s1aaa ssR s,3
= :'There,' said he, giving it to the
peasant, syou are lucky to get out
of the scrape that way
, "You call that lucky returned
the man; look here, they have bro
ken two whalebones."
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Whassv Reid has bssa unanf
noasly elected editor Of the Nev
York Tribune for . term OF seven
years, under q formal sentrast wit&
= forfeit of 960, 600 q case be
shonld be removed hetore the end
Of that term, or b. prevented ~
Any'sction Of the stockholders from
eFGcisng absoluts editorial eopa
4sel oener the paper. - 7ss
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gafd Him as Interfering IN my abe.
half ffobablv not one man Ii .
thousand would survive the expo
sure and hardships TO which II WAS
subjected while driven, BY rebel
cavalry into the mountains and in !.
carcerated in > rebel prison in mid J
winter. While I am now in inn
proving health with 3 clear con-
science, nearly all the men Who
were instrumental ii my inprison- !
nent, and who insdlted me while
IN prison, are dead Most Of them
died Of delirium tramens or in some
other dnnatural way. IoMouldnot
parade their names before the world,
as you would, for when God hys
his hand on man ] take mine OF;
and I mention the fact IN defending
myseh from your attack. -
I have noticed that yen and 9TH
era who have assailed Cdnby, and
Thomas since their death, never in
sinuated q charge rejecting upon
their personal characters when they
were living. To make accusations
against . man after his death which
you dared not make while he WAS
living, would indicate to unpreiu-
diced minds that you are falsi6ers
or towards. 50 4sgT
As to myself, / shall 60 on n the
even tenor of my way, and at the
expiration of my term in the SEN
ate, two years hence, I expect to
revive the Knoxville Wing for the
especial benefit of men Of your
stamp. I am, etc,
w. G.. BRowNLow.
Knoxville, Tenn, May 26, 1873.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

A Fiery stsed -Horss radish.
A Maa. HE . watch, Is 10 b
valued Tor his goinss.