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The New York herald., 1874-08-11
sPoRTINe-DOGs, BIRDS, sc.

sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS. sc.
THE REMAINDER OF FRANCIS BUrLER's vALu:
able Dogs are selling at sacrifice, corner Prospect
SaEs ana Sisa Es!sS%inssSs q! sale q BsGoTs No. j
DEEnFoor DRIyIso PAEk.,rhoTTISc THURS:
FLEETWOOD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO
~ S s Is 81 y: Ss,sss
- JAMES DArER, President
ERENoH PooLs-oPEN THIS MORNING, FROM
nom BY pS sns S Fool soom
!,lo1 broadway.
pARIs MUruEL POOLS SOLD AT l.l4S BRoADw Az !.
sn's morning and evening on the sar1tOEs Escfs
posrERs FOR HoRsERAcEs, MEETINGS, &c,
Building.
DooLs SOLD THIS MORNING AND EVENING AT
4 JoHNsON's, l.lU Broadway. corner Twenty
@ the sSs o az and e.
nsr' of e'0h heat received by telegraph r Jounso.
POOLS SOLD AT lls BROADWAY THIS MORNING
IN, d evenng on the Saratoga RACES as0 on ts Tot
GUNNER MEETING GIVEN BY CLARK WHITE. ON
ana
sl 5S ss .S SdSs y I'll. j. $40. to
No. sso for ::so class; 500 to first, 500 to
second ses ~ AUGUST
No S.rp.sc 500 for 50 class; $3.50 to nrst 500 to
''sSn? n s for class. $500 to nrs 500 to
second ' TiiiRb ippa PaY%FRl1HY G K lSt AUGUST a.
Ssns .s tor IS class $3.50 to nrs so to
No: Purse SsSo for q class 500 to nrst 500 to
skill Sf3iyinf Fsfs $sy sad Il i7$
CIXRK WHITE. catsk n Entrie" viii Be sdver. !"
wednesday, August l9
" Annual isli mcetins.
September ~ Is and 49, 1874,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER II
and IS to the h.d 70 'no 70 no
@ y ear colt: % oypsd p in -, the $50
70 ;sss Ss $500 to the second
to s; siss: 9: n S ' Ss
'ls0 to the 'hlrs sF6 s1s 81 :as,s
@ : u ss 500 the ds:s slso tn. second
nntries will be advertised in the New York Herald on
Conditions the above races to be mile heats best
three in Ave in harness except Nos and which viii
m: 3:
by rules the q
ton of the Interest of the American TrOtug Turf Heats
in each days races may 3 % t5otd w. svps
J. o. MILLER, Secretary, White Plains Ny.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
A n EXECUTORS SALE
"A GHAs 2 DUFF, AgoTroMEER,,

A EXECUTORS SALE
a Will GHts & ASEg ~ EtsIG AgSg11EsHs 4ESISx
At 4Eh 4ERhna2sss2 sE PE4SH SstSHSc
BETWEEN wAyEELsY AND CLINTON PLACES,
THE RF4F 81 SEw H9sk aaSbE
ncudnS bay and
much style as any team IN Now York city are sound
Also the fast and handsome team OF Ethan Allen geld
ngs Is bands high and years old known on the road
As the Captain Williams team; both sired BY Ethan
Allen dam Toronto Chief mare are full brothers r. and
wen as prompt vors can go to the end Of
road and seldom beat; they have fine action, good
and free rom sro fsa trick OF Semish & viii BE- sold
separately II required.
Also tine last ami reliable black Geldng victoE ls1s
show mile in 2:3O better has nne style and good
gait and III all is gentemans first class roadster he is
Also the handsome and fast chestnut Geding Captain
Joe, l6s hands high, years old and sired BY Young
four whiic ankles, with stripe in lace rottcd full mile
on Bangor track in 23; trotted. also, on Fleetwood
ance fine action, and cannot be oustyIed by any ottcr
that goes the road he is warranted sound and Kind
Also fast bay Gciing, l51S hands high years old;
2:g, known the harrow Mare can 20 to any track
and show from 24S to 2:s and can be driven by any
Pony Phaeton open Road Wagon, two OF double
Harness. three sets OF single Harness. Blankets Robes
n. B-Salc positive rain shine, to highest bidder
without limit restriction or reservation and the partic
ular attention Of gentlemen is called to the above SALE
Stock will be exhibition all times prior to sale Tor
REMEMBER SALE, PROMPTLY AT loh O'CLOCK.
Bv order OF JANE A. WILLIAMS, Executrix.
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Robert william Jackson, formerly OF Armagh, In the
county of Armagh, Ireland supposed be deceased.
Information is hereby required concerning Robert
william Jackson Of Armagh, In the county OF
nsrh in ireland, gentleman, supposed be deceased,
who emierated g the United states of America 10
said jackson contained In addre
mother from the state of Alabama, in America in
the year 1859.
The said Robert William jackson was at the time OF
his emigration aforesaid entitled to a chiida share
Of charge OF f20Oo affecting lands In the county ot
Armagh.
Information Is also required concerning John Stamcr
Jackson, tho brother Of the supposed deceased who
emigrated to Australia about the year 1873 1864 and
has not since been heard Of or OF any wife Or child OF
the said supposed deceased
And notice hereby given that unless information
received showing that said Robert William jackson:
still alive his death will be presumed and order will
be made tor the issue of letters OF Of h
personal estate and effects ircudng his share Of sad
f2,0O as person deceased intestatc 10 Mrs Louisa
Catherine Brown, wife Of Robert Lidwell Brown, of
Watham terrace Blackjack. in the county OF Dublin
niece Of saia Robert William Jackson.
Information to be given Messrs. Murdock, 0roen z
Co.. NO. So Lower sackviile street. Dublin. for safd
Mrs Louisa Catherine Brown. - ..-,-.-
Dated tins 18th day OF July, 1874
The New York herald., 1874-08-11
EXCHANGE.

mo ExCBANGE-COUNrRY PRODUCE STORE.
healthy location and good business near New tork
city for city sters. inquire at 100 Moresr strsee
The New York herald., 1874-08-11
A IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF FINE
N. HORSES, CARRIAGES BREWSTER WAGONS
PONY PHAETON, DUNsCOMB DOUBLE AND SINGLE

A -IMpoRTANr AUCTION SALE SAL OF FINE
PONY PHAET6N, DUNsCoMb DOUBLE AND SINGLE
JOHN L. vANDEwArER AuCTIoNEER.
will sell by auction on Wednesday Tomorrow, August
H. at stable No. As Great Ire ~ Jones ,s, street
the fine and first class stable Of Horses &c of c. W. La
than, Esq., formerly OF san Francisco who, account
obliged to return to Pacific Immediately and has
instructed his here sell his fine stock at
auction. irrespective Of cost or value.
Team bay second HambleOnian Horses in the state
about l54 high, botn years old sired by Ed.
ward Everett the other by Independents; flowing
track training except what MT Latham has given
they can now beatZ together aud show the time, and
either can show 2:40 single; no finer drivers more
warranted sound and kind this Is the finest and
fastest geneman's trottinp road State.
Also the ine and fast road and Trotting Horse CAPr
Of 1885, tro faster than ever; elegant driver;
stylish. safe, reliable and fne perfect genteman's
in with either OF above and makes fine third
horse.
Also fine, large dappe gray road Horse, l5% high 7
ieel sensible and noble horse and can trot mile in
record q 24s the Turnbul Horse warranted sound
Also OF the handsomest and best bay Pony Horses
ever handled, ana the safest and best Tor ladys chill
dren's brought here from California expressly
places; Is about 1875 high, years old, and perfect
model OF grace and beauty; tact resembles thor
oughbrcd Is iast traveller and warranted sound and
kind.
Also, at same time, fast and well known chestnut
Goddust Trotng Mare; can beat 1855; rccord full
Also two elegant Brewster tof Broome strcct wagons
English Dog Cart, Pony Phacton, Harness. &c.
Particulars Of all In tlmorrow's Herald and sale.
stock exhibition and coac hman in ntte ndance
The New York herald., 1874-08-11

August IL, 1874. commencing at 10ls o'clock,
at private residence l20 West 23d st..
between 9th and 7th avs first class Household Furn
ture made to order and since last May-Per and
mante Mirror, !. G. Ligchte Co ~ octave rose ewood
Suits covered satin brocael and Moauet velvet
Carpet, gilt tables, inlad Marauctry Centre Tables.
gietc solid rosewood and walnut Beasieads Bureaus.
Bolsters Buffet, Extension Tables Chairs, &C.; also
basement and kitchen Furniture Over 40J lots by cata
logue.
The New York herald., 1874-08-11

THE REMAINDER OF FRANCIS BUTLER's vALU.
Ia able Dogs are selling at sacrnce corner Prospect
Cure and Flea Exterminator for sale at BAGOTS No. 81
Fulton street, New York; price rs cents
The New York herald., 1874-08-11
REWARDS.
SPECIAL NOTICEs,

DBwARD or @7s PAID AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED
with contents, y ". .ALExXNDRE. IS Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-08-11

A UcrIoN SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
"A Furniture.
THIS Nuesday) MORNING, commencing at 10 o'clock,
atthe elegant private residence
2l0 West 2lst ST., near 7th av
400 lots consisting Decker Brot. Pianoforte,
richly carved gilt frame Paror suits in rich damask
plate Mirrors, lace Curtains Clocks Cabinets Etageres
Library and Secretaire Bookcases Library Tables,
walnut Chamber Sets with Dressing Cases; Bed:eads
Bureaus, Washstands, Lounges, Rockers, 81 hair
spring Mattresses, rep plush haircoth suits: TX
tension Table, Buffet Dining Chairs. Silverware. Halt
n. B.-Sae positive. Take 7th or sth ny: cars
ROBERT G. CASHIN. Auctioncer.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14

INTIMIDATION AND FRAUD.-The
thing has at last been discovered
in Rayville. On Thursday evening
last, two colored voters, unmindful OF
the great defeat that was about to
wipe from existence the Radical party
were enjoying social game of cards
down about the Buckhorn Saloon
one, little black fellow, called Dock,
and the other giant mula,to, named
Wade. 1t appears that money YVES
the consideration for which the game
wa. being played, and Wade was
about to practice little fraud" OH
Dock, wbereupOn Dock gathered a
large black bottle and began to "in.
timidate" Wade over the head With
it, until the latter fell PROSTATE upon
the ground and came very near bleed
ing to death. The physicians took
charge Of Wade. and the Sheriff fur
nisbed Dock with quarters in his lit
tie hotel.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14
RcliGiCua.

b,SE SERvIcE-rhe appointments Of
tho apii.t Chnrch at Rayviiie, are the l.,
Stay. in each tnouih. Rev. FRANK W.
BoADprs. Pastor.
APPoiSrAENTs RAYvILLE CIucCIT. VI E
CAURca SorTH --Girard. Fret Sabbath.
RayviIle, Second Sabba,h Alto, Third
Sabbath. Union, Fourth Sabbath. Rev. THos
=. RASDLE, Pss,or in charge.
PaHsBYTkRI.S.-Rev. ID. A. Campbell will
preach regularly. at Alto On the st Sabbath
in each month az Union Church on Baskn
Ridge, In franklin Pa. on the third Sab
bath; at Rayviiie on the fourth Sabbath at
Oak Ridge, Morehouse, Pa, on the second
Sabba,hin each month. Preaching in Ray
vile every Wednesday night.
RAYvILLE USIoS SABBATH School from
% 10 II o'clock. every Sunday morning.
MasOnic..-.Regulsr communications Of
X F. Mcclure Lodge No 2O9 the 2nd We'd
nesday in each month.
Temperance.-C.F.T r., RIcHLASD
Council No. 70, meets on the second and
fourth Tuesday nights of each month.
Ii. ID. C.-RAYvILLE CouxcIL No Is
holds its regular meetings every Tuesday
night.
Patrons OF Husbandry.-RAY.
VILE GRANGE, No. So, meet, every Second
n md fourth Thursday in each month, at !
clock, A. NJ.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14
A First-ClaSs Institution,

We direct the attention of our rea.
ders. especially Of the young men, to
Moore's Southern Bushes University,
Atlanta. Georgia AMI We do this the
more readily from the certainty we
feel that we are speaking of a irst-class
institution. This is the Oldest school
Of its kind in the central Southern
States, having been founded in Sa-
vannah in 1858. aud reorganized in
Atlanta in 1868. Mr.. b F. Moore,
it's president, had fine reputation 10
Savannah as business man previous
to the organization of bis business
school in fact, So well known where
his qualifications thai bis school. from
the very beginning. became one Of the
institutions of Savannah. Since its
removal to Atlanta il has enjoyed even
q greater measure Of prosperity than
before. Its design is to afford young
men o thorough practical education
for business; something that will as
well it them for business as If they
had served term Ia some 6.'st-class
business house. Practice is so com.
bined with theory, that before q stu.
dent is allowed 10 receive a diploma,
be must show that be is capable of
doing that which be will be afterwar ds
required to do. The benefits of bus
mess training cannot be denied: the
only question to be raised is whether
the school is competent to bestow that.
We unbesitatinely recommend
Moore's Southern Business Universe.
tv. There is not particle of hum
bug about it or it's president. Both
are exactly what they profess to be !;
and while :here may not be as loud
pretensions about this school as about
some others. there Is more masit in it..
l"ung meu, write q, once for ca'a.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14
Humble Worth.

Tell me not that M a poor man,
That his dress Is coarse and bare,
Tell me not his dairy p,t,ance
Is worrmans scapty fare.
Tell me not his birth is hnnrile;
That his percentage is low
Is he honest IN bis acrIons2
That is all | want to know
Is his word 10 be relied on?
Has his character m blamef
Then | care not # he low horn
Then ask not whence hi, name.
Wonld lie from an unjust ac'lon
Turn away with scornfni 'ye?
Would he tlian drfrauh ano'her
Sooner on the scaffold die,
Would he spend his hard gained earning
TN brother in Distress
Would he succnr the afflicted
And the weak ones wrongs redress!
Then he j. mRu deserving
Or my love and my esteem;
And | care not what his birthplace
In the eye Of man NAV seem.
Let it be low matched howell;
Let il be clay-buIlt cot;
Let it be a parish workhouse-
In my eye il matters not
Aud il others will d-own him
As inferior 10 their caste,
Let them do it, II befriend him
As brother to the last.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14
Tribute Of Respect.

Ar a regular meeting of Alto Conncil No.
30, of the United Friends Of Temperance, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Whereas, since it has pleased our all wise
and most mercifu Father to remove firm o r
circle our dearly beloved brothers, robert r
Bard, Sr A., and Robert B Baird Jr, be it
Resolved, LIST, Thai, while with sad hearts
we submit, 10 Tins di-pen>aton of His Pros:-
Deuce, We deeply deplore this two-fold ca
lanity.
2nd. That we sympaihize with the family
and friend. of our de, eas-d rotlers. and otter
TO them the comforting assurance, " h.ch we
have, that, in u world fai brighter and purer
than tins. our brothers now enjoy III. fruits
OF we'll spent lives, 50 beautifully demonstrated
i'll their upright, temperate and noble natures.
3rd. That with renewed vigor we shall
endeavor to initiate the good example given
ms by father anu son, the latter in the flower
Of youth, even the bright summer of life, who
have gone from on: mi ist 10 receive the vel.
come plauiit, ell done thou good anu faith.
ful servants" That we will be sober and
temperate in our habits, and unremitiny in
our warfare against the evil of ntemper.u.e
fih ihdt ih Tue ieatn OF our brothers, IN"
Temperance cause has lost two Of its most
valued supporters, society two of its brightest
ornaments aud the community two of i,s best
citizens.
3,h. That a copy Of these resolutions be
sent to the doubiy distressed and heart strick.
Ell family. and, while we can not express all
We feel, we can but share the sad lj-rpaye.
ment with them, and take comfort In the
promises of our gracious Master who haiti,
assured us that He will encircle in the arms
u His protecting mercy, those who die trust
ing IN and loving Him.
9th. Tina, these proceedings be Published
10 the Rlchland Beacon
GEORGE NJ. MosELEY,
Chairman Com ,e.
r c, SoxrAV. s. JOSIAH GRrcE, WI.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14

ALL the parishes heard from, except
Carroll. give Spencer q majority Of
1921, and il is stated, on reliable AL.
tbority. that Carroll only gives Morey
q majority Of l94S. which leaves
Spencer elected by majority of 273.
The Radicals are making desperate
efforts to count Morey's majority up
to 1900 10 Carroll, but the day has
passed for counting defeated candi.
dates into Office. and We feel perfectly
safe in saying to our readers that
Hon. w. b. Spencer will represent
this District in the next Congress.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14

logue, and learn some facts of impor
lance to you.-La. Grange fGo.
Reporter
An advertisement of the above In
stitation will he found elsewhere in
the columns of The BEACON, and we
take pleasure in recommending the
same to those Of our young friends
who may wish to secure thorough
business education in q frst.class col
lege.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14

THANKsGIvING.-We hope our
friends throughout the State will bear
in mind that Thursday the 10Th instan:
has been designated 10y the State Gen.
tral Committee as the day of thanks.
giving for the deliverance of Louisi.
ana. On that day divine service
should be held 10 every church in the
State and appropriate sermons deliv-
cred from every pulpit.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14

Mr.. p. W. SHEARER, of the Hill
City, paid US O visit on Saturday last.
He is travelling in the interest of the
widely known and popular establish
ment of Lamkin & Eggleston, and in
his route, will call upon our readers
in the neigbborboods of Alto. Oak
Ridge and Girard, where we hope be
will meet with hospitsble reception.
and liberal patronage for the excel.
lent firm be represents.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14

Fall and winter clothing will soon
be 10 demand. We therefore direct
attention of our readers TO the fact.
that Geo. C. Kress & Co.. proprietors
oftbe Vicksburg Clothing Emporium.
are prepared to supply the entire de-
mand of North Louisiana in this line.
This magnificent establishment is con-
Quoted by men Of large enterprise.
capital and energy. and having already
clothed its thousands, is prepared to
clotbe as many more The establish.
meot keeps quite number of exre.
rieuced taifors employed, and young
u'cn will hud it an excellent place to
have their ma,riGouid, tarucss made
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14

= They deal in fine sole.
liner ". trunks, vsiises and everything
necessary to complete o genIlemaus
wardrobe. Country merchants would
do well to purchase from kress &
Co., where they will find 80 various
an assortment. YOU will End them at
l65 Washington street, ticksburg.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14

One fine OK wagon. iron axle, and
splendid pair of oxen, will be sold at
a bargain, or traded on reasonable
terms for light two horse wagon.
The wagon and team, offered for sale
is doubtless as fine turn out of the
kind as will be found in the Parish.
Apply to S. B. Baird, Rayville. La.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14
Fair Warning, Last Call.

Many Of my friends and patron. are behind
for one and two years. and some even more
take this method of informing them that no W
am compelled 10 have some money; and a.
have been left out in your divide hitherto
| now claim the lions share. After tins no
iice please don't be offended if legal measure.
are r-sorted to TO force collections.
J. W. HILL
Alto. La Oct. II, 1874 It.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14
SHERIFF. SALE.

n FL y 3 Etc.,: & GO, ry's'
State of Louisiana, Parish of Richland,
Parish Court.
DY virtue of writ o: Il. fl. issued from
ID the Honorable Parish Court In and for
the parish Of RrhIand, State OF Louisiana in
the above entitled and numbered sun and To
me directed ] have selzed and will Offer for
sale AZ the door of the court house in the town
Of Rnyville, on
Saturday tie .h day Of Noe, 1914,
at public auction 10 the hiyhe>, bidder, the
following described property to-wt:
One dot of ground al ,inilg and on the East
side OF the town Of Rn,iI..e. La viz Lying
due so;rh of lot M. 'ne of Williams Addi-
lion to Rayyii-, commencing AT the south enh
Of said lor ani running back south 10 the divi-
ding line bctwe-' Mrs Mary ID. Blck-rs AMI
succession OF 1h",. Williams; SAIL peice Of
ground being 300 feet wide from east to west
nd running parallel with and along tie line
between lnn Ray aud Williams succession
property, sand lot is 800 feet " ide the entire
distance from east 10 west and the QUE upon
which is situated the residence of W. + Me
Caip.
Terms e sale cash with the benefit Of APP
prasemeut
Oct. 81. 1874
j. \. LIDDELL.
n29S:5S6tS30 Sheriff
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14

Rev. w. W. SPENCE will preach in
Rayville. at III o'clock, tomorrow
(Ssbbatb) morning. the 18th inst, be-
ing the third Sunday in this month.
Our announcement last week made it
the 22nd by mistake.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14

VI. PErrIYGILL Il Co, 81 Park Row
ar Beekman street, New York, are our
'rzen agents for n. Y.
kLKER, TAYLOR Il Co. Newspaper Adj
= ing Agents, 1874 w. Baltimore street,
more, Nd, are our authorized agents 10
tract for advertising in the BEACON.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14

DR.. D. r. PETIT calls upon his d.
linqueut patrons to pony up. Read
bis notice and govern yourself accord
ingly.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14

RAIN came on Wednesday night
last, after a month of dry and beauti-
full weather, and was followed by cold
and cloudy days, as is usual. at this
season Of the year.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14

Mr.. JOSIAH BRUCE was elected
Magistrate for the 4th Ward, Alto. on
the Peoples ticket, at the recent cleo
ton. BY mistake in our count last
week we made it appear that Mr..
OsTEEN was elected.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14

CAPT CAMPBELL has recently Open
handsome stock Of Dry Goods and
Groceries, in RayviIle, which he sells
very cheap for cash.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14
Sherif's Sale.
STATE or LOUISIANA, }
Parish Of RUhiand, :
IAN District court }

STATE or LOUISIANA, }
PARISH Of Ruhland, =
IAN District court. }
L. TIRGTNIA RILEY.
Us. No sol.
MARY T.. DYSON, ct al.
10y virtue of wit Of Fl Fa. issued
ID from tie Hon. llih Dist. Court in and
tor The parish of Richland, State of Louisiana
in the alnee entitled and numbered suit and
To M. dire,.rrd have seized and will offer
for al le at the door @. the Count house in said
PARISH on
Saturday 5th day IF Dee. 4. ID. 1874,
10 the highest BRIDE within tie hours pre-
Scribcd by law the following described prop
erty. 10 wit
West half Of section H., Township Is North
Range 5 East, containing $50 acres; North
half of North ea>r quarter section II. Town.
ship Is North Range east. containing 50
acres more or less Ffacton,l south west
quarter ~ south west quarter section !. lowii-
ship - North Range 5 east. containing 30
acres; also certain other tract of land con-
tanning G3D acres in Township -. North
Range Il east. being known aud designated
on the official Map a. the "Faiar Grant. -
Also fractional north east of >c:.th WEI, quar-
TER >e'Iion Township - north range s east
cont,ing 80 acres. aud containing in the ar
pre.ate IL Is acres with all the buildings aud
improvements thereon.
Seized a- the property Of II tickers and
Will be suld To sau>fy >aid VIII and costs
Terms { sale-cash with the benefit Of
apprascment.
Der. 3lsi, 1874
). \. LtDDELL.
n3D2-6,6iS30 sheriff
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14

RAYvILLE continues to improve
in the way of additional buildings
and new inhabitants.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14
Baltimore Canned Fruits.

400 CASES Canned Frur's and Vege'a-
bies, bongh. from the packers AT bottom fig
ures, and offered at New Orleans whole-a!e
prices by I..7MTkIN6 EGGLESTON.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14
Sheriff. SALE.

Sd EItAtE7 SALE.
WILKINSON d MOSELY. }
Us. No 299.
r. b SWIFT d Co.
State Of Louisiana. Parish Of Rich
land. 14h Dist. Court.
F. BELDEE, }
Us. No 412
r. B. SWIFT g. Co.
State IF Louisiana. Parish of Rich
land, Parish Court.
DY virtue of Two writs ri ii ia i-sm-d from
I'D the DIST Parish Courts in and fOs the
parish Of Richland, State Of louisiana in the
above entirIed and nurr.berrs suits and 10 me
dlrecsrd. have seized aud will offer FIR sale
at the door of the Court hon.e in the Town of
Ray,ille. said parish and State within the
hours prescribed by law, at public auction to
the highest btider, on
Saturday the 7h dcy Of Noy, 1874,
L",s Nos & in square 10. VIII and tie
undivided one half interest Of r. B. Swift j..
Lot No II in square No ' with all the build
'es anu improvements on SAID lots. as per
plat Of the town OF Rayvile in Recnrier 5
office Of the parish Of Rrhand, La Ais, the
stock Of gosis nav IN the store house Of r. B.
Swift Go. ION Lo,s mn 4 in square VIII
an inventory and description Of which will br
found posted upon the count house door in
the town Of RsyviIie. la.
Terms OF sale cash with the benefit of an
Praisemeni.
Oct Sd, 1874.
j. A LIDDELL,
n2S9-6S6t$36 Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-14
Naw Mack0rol.

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Mes. expressly for Family Use. fat and nice
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