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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-26
NEW YORK.
New YORK, July o..
Stokes Again.

On the application of John o. Mott,
a writ OF Habeas Corpus was to-day is
sued by Judge Pratt to bring up Harts
ard Sedmond, witnesses in the Stokes
case, for discharge from the House OF
Detention The object Of the writ is in
a measure to test the right to detain in
nocent witnesses in prison beyond the
fret trial of the person charged with
crime.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-26
CINCINNATI.
TheChoIern.

CINCINNATI, July 25.-No deaths
rom Cholera for the last two days, and
no new cases reported. Weather very
warm.
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BY TELEGR APH'
Exclusively for the Register.

By the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
Ofiee, 11O Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-26
EdIJOr Dead.

Abel C. Collins, editor Of the live
stock department Of the Tribune, died
here yesterday. He was attacked by
dssentery on July l7th, but was not
considered seriously i'll until last Mon
day. He was q native OF Narragansett,
Rhode Island.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-26

We beg leave Ia call tho AttsntiNn Of ply.
sicians and families To our increased faciIi-
ties for supplying the latest and mOslrslia.
bio Medicines and Pharmaceutical Prspar.
atom.
None hut strictly pure Drugs diapeusfd.
All the popular GERMAN RkAEDIEB
always on hand. 4
English and Germap Prescriptions e arc
fully compounded at all hours OF tbs day of
night.
Pure md delicious Ice Cold Soda watsr,
the best In the city. JuiZ-h
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-08-26
Wants her Beau to Come.

A young lady poet, who ought to be re-
pressed and who evidently wants to be re-
pressed, thus advertises for her young
man:
"Come in the evening, come In the morning,
Come when you are looked for, or come with
out warning;
Kisses and welcome you'll find here before you,
A nd the oftener you come the more I'll adore
you.
There are several staDzas more of this
sort of thing, but we should thi nix tn ese
four lines were sufficient to "fetch" the
young man right away If this invitation
were addressed to us, we would go before
breakfast.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-08-26
What a Fool Found Out.

The man who answered an advertise
ment to the following effect, says his curl
osity is satisfied
'lf you would learn how to make home
happy, send postage stamp and twenty
cents to p. o. Box, No., Cincinnati.
He did send the necessary cash and soon
received the answer
"lf you aro as big fool as we think
you must be for giving us your money, you
can make home happy by leaving 1t and
going West by yourself"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-08-26
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Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
ORDINANCE No 90.

Be it further ordained by the Police Jury
&c. That the road leading from A'o inter
secttng the Winnsboro and Rayville road,
near \. t. Coopers shall be numbered and
known As road District No. 9 in ward No.
and that A. b, Cooper be and he is hereby
apnonted overseer Of said road and that g.
w. White and hands, A. =. liauks and hands
Rufus Jones and hands, William Henderson
and hands, and all the hands on the planta-
ton of Jno A. Hemler. hands OF F. VI. BLEED
soc. Oregon Bsie, Milton Buie, Pink Cheek,
Dave Buie, Jr.. +. VI. Smith and hands. sam
Burrows, Ike Clark Josiah Ellington, ID. T.
Chapman and hands, +. II. Williams and
hands, IIamp Hardy, J. Hardy ALL hands sub
ject to road duty on A, B. Coopers place,
Flood Fitzpatrick, John W. Bridges. ID. Nor
gan, {. f. Powe, Jas and Lish Robins and
hands, and all hands living on or near said
road who are subject to road duty, not other
wise appropriated, shall be subject TO hi. or
der
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
ORDINANCE, NO =.

Be it ordained by the Police Jury That,
Richard Tw-edie, Dc and he is hereby APP
pointed road Cvcrserr, on the road from
Bishop, Farm on Bayou Macon to DR.. J. {.
Sran>els plantation and that he have control
of f.. b. Puyh, Nose knex. p. :. Graves,
S,erhen B,,lcn, O.bon Waters. Wesly Ellis,
n. C. Moore, David Puyh. c. II. Moore, and
TAI, Employees. James A ilnet. Thomas J.
Manuham, y. 7. Farley. William Miles,
Tom SILK, DR. y. +. NcCraw, all hands on
Mrs Miles place william Davi-. Peter
Huhen. John Young, Mr. McCorcle Frank
NcLeiaorr, John Camel, Fred B"nnick,
Wi,iian Mill,, Hunter Mills. and all hands
in their employ Travis Mahen, and all the
hand, OIL Mrs Mabrns place where he lives,
Mr. Addison and all the hands on his place,
all hands on Ben Deans place and Employ
alI hands in Mrs Sophrona Smiths, employ
or residing ON her lands William Right, and
all his employees Anderson hedsman john
Moore. all the hands on the Brick Yard.
and all other hands living along the line OF
said road not otherwise appropriated
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
ORDINANCE NO. l3.
Chnnre of Road near Jno. N. G win $, &c.

Change of Road near Jno. NJ. q Twin S, nc.
Whereas the Commissioners appointed to
survey a route for change of the Rayville and
Winnsboro road where the same passes the
places Of Jno NJ. Gwin and Ira Barciield
have made their survey and have made re-
port of the same to this Board and same hav-
ing been received
Therefore, Be it ordained by the Police Ju
~ of the Parish OF Richland, That the Ray
Vile and Winnsbero road be and the same is
| areby changed as follows, to-wit the change
TO con. .nence at l. H. Wizards garden, and
running south on section line to a point oppo-
ute Barfield's house, then turning diagonally
10 the right 80 as TO strike the line between
barRsld's and OWNS thence following said
Linz - OWNS house; thence through Lane
boeuun Barfield and Gwin-thence south
6ssom De ridge, thence in south westerly di-
peeeioa, on the east Of said ridge to the old
y1od nsar the Dickerson pond, and that John
81. Gwiu, b and he is hereby appointed
Overseer Of the said road commencing as
nAUvo aaesd at Wizards garden working the
- - per change rs far down on tue said
\ ~ ward line Of ward 2. That he
6n1es NJ eoaizol for the purpose Of
10000 the following designated
uhds Fem the place Of L. II.
ompssn; hands from Lid
rr, places; hands from
bid and hands,
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
ORDINANCE NO. 10.

Appointment of Road Syndics in Ward No ?.
Be it ordained by the Police Jury Of the
Parish of Richland, That James c. Pritchard
be and he is hereby appointed Road Overseer
on the Rayville and Winnsbsro road, from
the Rail Road at Rayville, South to the resi-
dence of l.. II. Willard, and that he have I'M
der his control on said Road the following
designated hands all the hands living in
Rayvile, on the south side Of the Railroad,
subject to road duty, hands living on Mrs. S.
Graham's place, Hands on his own place,
Hands on G. l.. Herbin's place, w. W. Comp
tons, Mrs ChVlot,a FrY's, Jno. s. Pritchard
and hands, Hands on Horn place, Coon $
place, Hasting Rhymes and hands in his en-
ploy, w. Heath, hands OH Mrs. Kennady S
place, w. r. Cooper and all other hands on
or adjacent, to said road not otherwise appro-
priatsd.
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
PARTITION SALE.

r.. sherman f"n-h'on ct al State OF Louisiana
No 80
Jack son Smith. Tutor, 9, al Parish RichI,rd
BY virtue of 4 writ of sa'" issued from m.
Honorable Parish Court IN and for the Fari.h
al Richianl IN the above rn,'lrd ra>r, aud n
me directed, IL Shcuil 81 the PARISH of Rich.
land, | Will oilrr tor sale At the door II the
Court House in Eayvilc, on
Safurdoy, the 5h doy Of .J''iy, 1873,
the following property. to wt South east
quarter of Southwest quarter Section -
Northwest quarter Of Northwest quarter, ,
Northeast quarter "l Northwest quarter, SEQ.
81 North Ra>r quarter Of North East quar-
ter. South Eas; quarter OF North East quarter,
South West quarter Of North Ea>, quarter soc
ton y, all IN Township &c North Rdr-r g
East
Terms of sale. on tw.'vr months credit,
purchaser to give bond VIII approved s,rurI-
~. J. y. LlDpELL,
Juneli, 3>-2i. 5000. Sheriff
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
ORDINANCE NO. -.

Be it further ordained, &c, That the road
leading from the cross roads near A. B. Coop
ers running thence to the Henderson Ford on
Biz Creek shall be revived and numbered
and known as Road District No. 7, and that
Sherry be and he is hereby appointed over
seer of said road, and that the hands on T..
Archibald's place, Barnett Archibald and
hands, Archibald and hands, Josephus
Evans and hands, L. e. Mcintosh end hands
w. r. Hays and hands, George Lyles and
hands, Mr.. Poole and hands, Henry Dickns
and hands, and all other hands subject to road
duty, adjacent thereto, be and are hereby sub
ject TO his order.
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
ORDNANCE 40. 2S.
Amendment OF Road Syndcs Ward No. 1
Rcpou Of Reviewers OIL Road III District

Annoin,nrnt OF Road Syndics Ward No. l
Report Of Reviewers OIL Road III District
No |.
Be it ordained 10y the Police Jury Ct The
Parish of Richland, The, the report OF }. L.
t;au.rr !. VI Baker II. e.. ManShnm.
and r. :. I.andcrS, reviewers Of the road
leading from \ Ito lntcrsrcting the wInsboro,
and Rayvilic, road Feast of Little Creek, be
and the some is hereby received and the road
located thrIeon and that the road shall be
known and numbered as road District No.
/. Ath. Ward, and that II. F. Nickers, be and
he i, hereby appointed ovorseer of said road
and that all hands subject 10 road duty, in
lale Vicinety and suburbs IF the town of
= Ito. shall be subject TO his order That
Edwin Bots and hands Theodore Boes, and
hands, VIM. Rryant and hands Mcsrs Duke,
Sortors hands, DIR. J. w. Hill, and hands,
Hands on the Warmer, place Hampton
place; J. w. Barker, and hands, Ed.
Landers, and hands, John Lockwood and,
hands, John l.. CANCER and hands, John {.
Baird and hands-and all parties, in and
near said road District and subject to road duty
shall be subject TO his order.
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
ORDNANCE NO 81.

Be it further ordained. Sc. That the road
leading from tho road District No. ? near A Ito
10 William Hampions plantation, be number
ell and and known as road District No 1 and
that r. S Bong hton be and he is hereby ap-
pointed overseer of said road, and that James
Rhymes and hands, r. S. lIardc>iy aud hasd 5
Cobb Vickcrs and hands, r. 5. Boughton and
hands, Joel Boice and hands, add all other
hands adjacent and subject to road duty, and
not otherwise appropriated, be ann they are
herby subject 10 his order.
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
ORDINANCE NO. 7.

Be it ordained by The Police Jury, Parish
Of Rirhland, That James, Fleming be, and
he is hereby appointed road overseer on the
road from B. c. Williams, to the Parish Line
on the Wiunsboro, and Floyd road and that
lac have control of the hands of Thomas
Mabcn, Wash Lewis, his own hands, Nelson
Fleming. and all hands Mrs. Young 5
place John Mcdonald, and all the hands on
the Mcdonald place. all the hands on John
ID. Hollys place all the hands on Mrs.
Hammers place Jas. and llolms Leggett, and
their Employees, p. W. DeFrance, and
hands in his Employ, and all other hands
along the line of said read subject to road
duty not Otherwise appropriated,
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
ORDINANCE No. IS.

Be- It further ordained &c., That the road
leading from George W. Colln-' ferry ON
Bocui River, intcr>cctiug Girard and Column
bia road at or near \. Thompsons shall be
numbered and known a. road District No. IL
of the It'll ward Parish Of Rich land aud that
|. f.. Lewis, be- aud is hcIcby appointed
ovcrseer ON said road. aud that he have hts
own hands and all other hands formerly be
longing Ia said road now living in said Dis
trict a. well as all other hands living in sand
District subject 10 road duty.
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14

As Parish Treasurer discharged from any fur
Their responsibilities.
ATTEST: ELIJAH SCOTT,
j. NEWT rITTs. rre,idcn, L. jury.
Clerk p. Jury
On motion an election for Parish Treasurer
To I'LL the vacancy caused by the resignation
Of George {. PurviS, was gone into, when the
names of W \. Scott and L. y. Polk were
pa; hcirure the Board for Election The cleo
lion was decided 10y ballot whr-h resulted IN
The unanimous election ui l.. n. Polk tor the
uneXpircd term for which George C.. Puryis
was elected
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
ORDINANCE NO. IS.

Be it further ordained, &c, That the road
leading from the Ferry on Beeuf River at Al
to, to the School House at Clear Lake, shall
be numbered and known as road District No.
s, 18th Ward, Parish of Richland, and that
William Truelove, be and he is hereby ap-
pointed overseer OF said road, and that the
hands on his own place, A. Turbevile and
hands, Hands on the Harris place, S. z. Clev-
niger and hands, and all other hands living
on or near said road, subject TO road duty, not
otherwise appropriated, be and are hereby
made subject to his order on said road.
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
ORDINANCE No. 6.

Be- it ordained BY the Police Jury Of the
Parish OF Richand, That Benz Miller, be
and he is hereby appointed Road Overserr,
from Pr;viss Lane on the Winnsboro and
Flood Road 10 T. {. Williams Horse lot and
that he have control OF the hands OIL Aacomb
wallace plantation, the hands on Gsr>hon
Pruby's places Jas Grubbs place Mr.
White, Robert White, and all the hands on
their place.
Joseph Wolf, and all the hands on his
place, his own Lands, all the hands Oh the
place were Spencer Evans, now lives,
all the hands on b. c. Williams place, John
CANNED Laiaycu, and Eugene, Brashears,
and all other hand, not otherwise apprepria-
ted and living along the line Of said road.
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
ORDINANCE NO. s.

Be it ordained by tho Police Jury. DC,
That Thomas W Cochran, be and he is
hereby appointed Road Overseer, on the
Lester Ferv road from the Parish Line to
Midway Church, and that he have control OF
all the hands on the Bishop and Land place
all the hands on Ernest Jumpers place,
Jas. Garner, VIM. Lyman, and all the hands
in their Employ. Hands on Mrs. McaCaw 5
place and all other hands along the line OF
said road not otherwise appropriated.
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
ORDINANCE NO. 81.

Be it further ordained by the Police Jury.
etc That the road beginning at the forks of
the Alto and Columbia road, and running
South ,award line of Ward No. be known
and numbered as road District No. 10, and
that p. s. Mulhem be and he is hereby ap-
Lointed overseer of said road, and that he
have his own hands, and the hands hereto
fore belonging on said road and all other
hands living adjacent, to the said road not 9th
erwise appropriated. shall he subject to his
order
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
ORDINANCE NO. /.
Relief Of Tax ELECTORS.

Relief Of Tax ELECTORS.
Be it ordained by the Poliece Jury of the
Parish Of Richland, That the Parish Treasure,
of the Parish Of Richland, be, and he Is
hereby authorized TO settle with II. u,
Daughtry, Tax collector, for Parish Taxes
and Lcues, aud all dues to the Parish
collected by him; and that he he authorized
10 receive the said dues and taxes in Parish
Script which has been regularly audited and
properly approved according to the laws OF
the Police Jury Except special Taxes for
Bridges aud other purposes, winch shall only
be received in currency. Provided, that
hereafter the taxes paid in by the Parish lax
collector shall be strictly in accordance with
the ordinances regulating the collection OF
Parish taxes, and dues on Parish License.
ELIJAH SCOTT,
ATTEST President ?. Jury.
J. Nswr PITrs,
Clerk ?. Jury,
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
ORDINANCE, No. -.

Be il further ordained by The Police Jury OF
the Parish OF Richaud, That John ). Sum
merlin be and he is hereby appointed Over
seer of the road from Ray north as far up
as the Jordan Trio place, and that he have
under his control on said road all the hands
living in Rayv,le on the north side of the
Rail road subject 10 road duty; hands from
Potts place, Siivers place, Mrs. Stewards
your own place, Wood and Foye; hands on
Jordan Puga place, hands on Elijah SCOTS
place and those in the employ of Mrs. Scott,
Lem Scott, and all the hands subject 10 road
duty, living on landau two plantations.
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
ORDINANCE NO. 81.

Be it further ordained, &c, That G.
Wright, be and be is hereby appointed road
overseer On the roa al from tho Bridge near
c. r. Balfours, to the mouth Of Ryans Lane,
on Bouefi River, and that he have under his
control for the purpose of working the same,
Hands, off Mrs. Folks place Picketts, place,
hands from his own place, Andrew, Wright's
place Mrs. Ridges hands, thomas Jonos
hands, Hands living on White Island;
MeCaa's place, and all othher hands living on
or near said road not otherwise appropriated
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
ORDINANCE NO. SO.

Be it further ordained, &C., That Road Dis
trct No. 6 shall commence at the cross
roads near A. B. Cooperss, and can at the
McMurty ford on Big Creek, and that Gus.
Mcdonald be and is hereby appointed over
seer on said road. That Tom Lyes, w. Il.
Hemer and all the hands on the Texas plan
tation, B. NJ. Scriber and all the hands on his
place, Dave Hays and all the hands on his
place, S. Hill and all the hands on his place,
all the hands on Mathew Lyns place, and all
the hands under the employ of Jno. A. Hem
Ter, Oh the white Hall plantation subject to
road duty, and all other hands adjacent to
said road not otherwise appropriated, be and
are hereby subject to his his order.
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
appointment Of Road Syndics Ward No.
Reidrire TO sc.
ORDINANCE No. 40

Be ordained by tho Police Jury in and toI
the Parish OF RicLland That J. Morris b.
and he is hereby appointed overscer Of the
road commencing al the west bank of Red
mouth Bayou, and ending at McLcods yin
house, and that he have under his control on
said road the following named hands to-wit ::
All the hands on the Noble place subject TO
road duty, all the hands on the NcLeroy place,
all hands on the Vickers place, hands on +.
Hatch place; hands on ID. r. Mcintosh 5
place; The hand on Judge Hclntoshs place;
the hands on d. II. Moores place; hands Oh
J. u. Thomason's place, and all hand on the
Mcleod place subject 10 road duty.
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
ORDINANCE No. 20.

Be it further ordained etc. That J. p. Bal
liarjean be and he is hereby appointed over
seer OH the road commencing at the Bullman
old field and ending at the Parish 'ine, and
that he have subject TO his order all hands on
the King place subject TO rood duty; all hands
on r. W. Harch place; all en- B. Hatch 5
place; all on Spruell place; all on the McRae
place, all on his own place; all the hands on
Copeland's place; George Myers, EPcneu 5
and all other hands living OIL or near said road
>u5jec, 10 road duty not otherwise apPropria-
ted
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
SUCCESSION SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Richland. I

Succession Of J. b. Stinson, deceased.
DY virtue of an order of sale issued
II from the Hon. Parish Court in and
for the Parish of Richand State Of Lou siana,
in the mr Ter of the succession of J. B.
Stinson, deed, and TO me directed, l will
proceed TO offer for sale at the door of the
Court House in the town Of Rayville. SAID
Parish Of Richland, at public auction, TO tho
highest bidder, within the hours prescribed by
law for salos under execution, on
Saturday, I4th day Of June, 1878,
the following described property belonging to
the succ n of J y. Stnson, deceased, to-wit:
Two acres OF land in Girard, situated on
Boeuf River and on North side Of N. l.. Il L.
r. r. and on east side of the public road
Also one mare and colt, one bay horse, one
lot of household furniture, and one set Of
kitchen. one chest with some tools.
AIss Twenty five head Of cattle.
Terms of sale cash at tho inventoricd ap-
praisement.
LIDDELL,
n22G4s5,$2o Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
ORDINANCES. No %.

Be i, further ordained &c, Tina, Road Dis
uict No. 5 shall commence at the forks of
the Alto and Wiansboro road and end at coss
roads a, A. Cooper, and that Z. Mcdonald
be and he is hereby appointed overseer of
said road and that Jasper Heath and hands;
James OWNS hands, his own hands, Harr-
500 Smith and hands, Lewis Love add Col
Love, Ephram Which, and all other hands
adjacent TO said road not otherwise appropri-
ated be and they are hereby subject to his or
der
Richland beacon., 1873-06-14
ORDINANCE NO. 80.

b. it further ordained, &c, That the road
leading from the East side Of Rcd Mouth
Bayou, 10 beginning psin, Of Road District
No. near Alto, shall be numbered and
known as Road District No. 3, and l.. lamar
he and he is hereby appointed overseer of said
road, and that all the hands on his own place
and a the hands on A. Dyson's place, and
all persons subject to road duty in the town
of Trckem Eands of + ID. Mccoy, subject
TO road duty, be and the same are made sub
irct To his order