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rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-jaw, sPrains, swell.
ings. burns, scalds caked breasts poisonous bites
rozen feet, govt, salt rheuIn, ear-ache, &C., and
the receipt L;niment will be sent gratis to any
one. II IL the most wonderful healing and PAIN
relieving agent the world has ever produced. II
sells article ever before did sell, and it sells
because 1t does just what 1t pretenis to do. On,
wrapper) is worth . hundred dollars for spawned,
strained or CALLED horses and mules, and for screw
worm in sheep. No family or stock-owner can af.
ford to be without Centaur Liniment. Price 81
cents; large bottles, s10o. J. B. ROSE Co.
s. Broadway, New York.
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II You w.pt ? stylish boot or shoe, 90 10
Fralh 49,, No. 4O4 Shawnee street.
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BARGAINS in Boots and Shoes at Kesine
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IL you want good boots or shoes, 60 t.
Frank Npp's,, No. 4o4 Shawnee street.
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For Choi., Choruses, Societies.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

NOR the speedy Cure Of Seminal we,fscs,
IL Lost Manhood and all disorders brought On by
indiscretious excsss Any druggist has the in
Addre.s DAVIDSON 4 o., Boz 22ss New
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CUR ES

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.. Asmo rrhage
o.. pa any orran-NOse,
cams, lungs, Bow
els, kidneys, WoEb,
&c. t0ngest,ens,
Enlarg~ments.
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CHICKEN SHOW.

A FEW more Shawls lief. at Kesinger's.
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INVALUABLE FOR
Dys.nt ~ 4 Rhel.
ImstiaD. sn1lamAs-
ton Of Eyes AMI Eye
lids. lbnamm stien Of
the Ovari-s. Vaxinal.
LeacSr. h-a. vari.
esse Veins. Sore
Nipples.
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CHEROKEE COUNT.
The Republicans, at the Late
Election, Snow the De-
moeracy Under.
Polypus Jim Despised by the
People Of That Section.
The Crops, Business Prospects,
immigration and Other
Topics.
Co. -asus, KAN, November odd, 1875.

Co--Msus, KAN, November 2sd, 1875.
EDrroR TINES:
Perhaps letter from this place may be
OF some interest to the many readers OF The
TINES. Since the election there has moth
ing transpired of much interest in this Sec
ton to engage the attention of the people,
and they are all busy with their work.
They have an abundance of everything,
such IS corn, wheat, hay, potatoes, etc, and
besides Republican victory at the late
election, for the 6rst time in seven years.
At the late election the people of this
county repudiated the so-called Reform
party by majority ranging from $50 to
500; and it is gratifying fact that hereaf-
ter lat least in this county, men must
choose between the Republican party or the
Democratic party as there is only these
two parties now in Cherokee county. The
Democrats say they will not sail under false
coolrs any longer, but will march and act
under their old banner and leaders.
A few Democratic have purchased the
Avalanche Of this city, have changed its
uame and turned it into Democratic pa
per, under the editorial management of
Van Bennett, ~ho is gentlemen of fine
ability and an experienced newspaper man.
1t is to be regretted that the Republican
party is without IN able organ at present.
A. 7. Lea is publishing the RepxNiom At
Baxter Springs, but his time is devoted to
outside business, and his paper is not what
he could make it. if he gave to it his atten-
ton,
The Republicans of this county feel joy
Gus over their late victory, and we'll they
may, IS it was . Waterloo defeat to their
81 49, Ill 4. al. .. Lz>>.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
Gratifying Intelligence.

Or lrieDds and subscribers will DO pleased
to hear that we have perfected arrangements,
with the publishers of tire INDUSTRIAL
RECORD Of ST.. LOU. whereby we~are en-
abIed to furnish the BEACOY and The MdrS
trial Record, ('oih weekly) for the low price
OF 81 %. We make tins ptieJ for the purpose
of largely increasing our circulation. Those
who have been in the habit of Subscribing for
foreign paper instead OF thar pabIished in
their own parish can new have both ior the
price of one. The Industrial RJrord is an
Agricultural, Mechanical and Family News
paper, of sixteen pages, fill OF chO:ce reading,
market reports. DC, DC costing alone II 30
per annun. We want the subscription of
every farmer, merchant AMI mechanic IN the
parish for tins splendid offer. NOw rs jus! tie
time 10 begin. Let the different oranges try
among themselves To aSe clubs aud TINS
seizure the parish paper and good agricnIiu-
raj Taprr t'T ono price.
Iunur Old subscribers, most Of whom are
ia arrears, who will secure us each one uthpr
Subscriber, We also propose to furui>l. both
papers for the exceedingly low price of Three
Dollars each in CHsh. The SANE OTTER is also
-Airudr ed. 10 oar pari-up subscribers. l. tins
not n liberal cf.r Thee. each ri yCumake
an effort, AMI yun VIII h.. sur. t. ,lr'crrl, and
will never regret the a,>Isi.nce Ihu, given To
your parish paper. II.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
COMPROMISE PROBABLY En-
PLODED.
Another MuSS and the Wheels
Locked Again.

The Returning Board Of Louisiana
returned Charles Drlhommer. and
Felix Nooriies, of ST. Martin o. l..
Collins Of St. Helena, and g. Ii.
Burkhart, of the Seventh Ward of
Orleans, as elected Representatives
in the Legislature. They went Off
with the other Democrats in January,
when the Hahn wing admitted Radi-
Gals into their seats. OF course the
Committee of adjustment said nothing
about these men in the award, because
they were elected. Last Tuesday
the usurpers were ouStcd and these
men admitted, which gave the Con-
serva,ives majority on juiut ballot,
whereupon the Senate adjourned, and
threatened to meet oa!y to adjourn
sine die, and thu, break W the COM
promise aud clog the wheels Of the
much talked of legislative reform.
Before adjouruing, however. the Sen.
ate unsea!cd Goode, who va, seated
by the commitlcc, aud seated Gro
Z.er.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
Organization of the Democratic
Party.

A short time since we copied al
article on the subject Of re"rganlza-
ton of the Democratic party from the
Ouachi,a Telegraph, and added our
endorsement Thereof, and we hope
tho, these sugreAions will be prompt
iv acted upon ~ the leading members
Of the party and that the movement
will he continually agitated by the
,ress If the State until thorough
organization is effected.
We consider a Democratic victory
il the Presidential campaign of 1876
as certain, if wisdom is displayed in
the selection Of candidates and q
sound Democratic pIa form of prin-
ciples, and guarantee of carrying
out these principles in the administra-
ton Of the affairs of government.
The people are tired Of and Disguised
with the corruption, inetliciency and
laundering folly Of those in whose
hands they have placed the reins Of
government, AID are determined to
discharge tie present and employ
other public servants; SO that patri-
otisn Is sure 10 triumph in the re-
dempiion Of the country IN the end.
if leaders can be found who are able
to rally the true patriots of all sections
and parties under one banner aud
conduct them out Of the wilderness
into which the laundering dema-
gogues, whom untowardcrcumstances
have placed at their head, have led
them. The Democratic party is the
nucleus around which alone the body
can be gathered, marsha,d and led 10
victory. Hence tie necessity for a
complete organization Of that party
throughout the country. 1t is com
p!e,cly organized aud in perfect trim
/ for action in other States, and Louisi-
ana should be preparing to move into
line aud assist in tic campaign Of
1876 in the achievement Of glorious
triumph Of patriotism aud constitu-
, lional liberty over Grantism, rrofisa-
cy, rehabilitation ani military despot-
ism.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
The Award.

The following Is the award in the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. compromise as
reported in the press:
The undersigned having been re-
quested 10 examine tie claims Of the
PERSONS hereafter named TO seals in
the Senate and House Of Representa-
tivcs OF the State Of Louisiana, aud
having examined The returns and the
evidence before the returning board,
aud much other oral CT writt,I evil
dence relative to such claims, are Of
opinion and do hereby fad award
aud determine that f. ). GOude is
entitled 10 II seat in the Senate from
the 22i Senatorial District, and that
}. i. Elam is not entitled to a seat
from the Slh Senatorial District, and
that the following named parties,
respectively from the parishes, are
entitled TO seats: Asoumption-,-R. Il.
Beaseley and L F. DugaS; Bienvile
james Brice DeSoto-J. b. Scales
and Z. ShuIer; Jackson-E +. Kidd;
Rapides-James Jellrics, X. l.. Luck
EFT aud u. NJ. Stafford; Terrebonne
Ed. McCullum and w. ii. KEYS !;
Winn-Geo. 4. Kelly; and that the
following named persons are not en-
titled TO seats, which they claim from
the following named parishes respec-
lively, but that the persons now
boiling seats from said parishes are
entitled to retain the seats now held
by them: From the parish of Avoy
elles-J. o Quinn; lberia-W. +.
Schwiug; Caddo-A. ID. Land,
Thomas X. Vaughn and J. j. Koran.
We are further Of the opinion that no
person is entitled to seat from the
parish of Grant. In regard to most
of the cases the undersigned are IN
animous, as to the others the decision
is that of the majority.
(Sigued) w. A. WHEELER,
WIN. Z FREYE,
CHAS. FOSTER,
w. WALTER PHELPS,
G.. y. POTTER,
S. S. MARSHALL.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
The DeSOtO Cutoff.

We have for years had an idea that,
unless something was done to prevent
it, the Mississippi river would make
cut off across the Desoto peninsular
and leave Vicksdnrg high and dry
even before Gen. Grant cut that
famous caual-and now it seems that
our apprehensions are likely to be
verified. /: appears that few nights
since some wicked aud malicious
persons sprung a mine under old
Cross levce, above Delta, and az
tempted to blow it into kingdom come,
as the instigators Of which both
Ficksburg and Delta are accusing
each. We canno. understand how
either place was TO be benefited "
it, while ii may result in iucaiculable
damage TO both, especially the former,
and cdanot believe lhaI parties having
the iAtcrcst Of either place at heart
could have had any part in such a
malicious transaction.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
CONSTARg.E'S SALE.

Wesley Ellison State of Louisiana,
vs.. Parish of Ricliand.
Harry Jones. 2rd Ward Justice Court.
By virtue of Il writ'of seizure and sale. is
sned fEom the Honorable Magistrates Court
of the 2nd Ward Of the parlsl af Ric!iIand
and 10 me directed. have seized and will
Offer for SALE, al the door OF the court house
in the town Of Rayville, La, on
Saturday, the lst day of May, 1915,
to the highest bidder, within the hours pre-
scrlbed by law, the following described
properly, to-wit:
Fifteen bushels corn, more or less; one
sorrel pony, one sweep, one ploX, two pairs
gears and three siugIe-trees
Terms of sale, cash, with the be left OF
appraiement. 5. W. SMITH,
April u, lSI5.-2t. Constable.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
The Speakersl,ip Of The Louisiana
House.

We know nothing Of the ability
and efficiency Of the new Speaker, of
the Louisiana House o! Representa-
tives; but hear him spoken Of as
gentleman Of more than ordinary
talent aud thorough knowledge of
the duties Of the important and honor
able position to which he has been
chosen, with an unfortunate defect,
however, which it appears to us would
disqualify him for the position without
detracting an iota FROM his honor or
distinguished ability; anG that is that
be is very deaf; at least We have been
so informed. One Of the important
qualifications Of Speaker, or the
presiding officer Of anv legislative
body, we think is an accu'e sense of
hearing, for without this natural
qualification we cannot see how IA man
can decide questions of order or render
any other just and proper decisions.
In order TO carry out fully the
terms. and intentions Of the COM
promise, to bring about harmony, the
CHOICE was eminen,ly wise and proper,
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
Gov. McEnery.

After spending month or more
with his friends IN Monroe, Gov.
McEnery took passage on the Allen,
Wednesday, for New Orleans, with
err he goes with the intention of en-
gaging in the practice Of his profess
sion and of making that city his
permanent home A graduate Of the
Law school of this State in its best
days. and with ripe experience at
the bar where be has encountered
many of the best legal minds of the
State, thoroughly informed as to the
rules of practice and the Jurisprudence
of Louisiana, Gov. McEnery will not
fail TO Impress the courts of New
Orleans with readiness in debate
and thorough understanding of the
laws of Louisiana, both i'll theory and
practice, which must greatly aid the
cause of his clients.
Gov. McEnery will, we learn, paw
no further attention to politics than
any citizen who feels an interest in
the welfare Of his people, and is de-
voted, as he is, to the triumph OF
those principles which are the founda-
ton of home rule and republican
institutions. In conflicts between
the powers Of Capitalization and con-
stitutional government, he will not
hesitate to take part, and in the COM
ing contest between Jeiersonian
Democracy and Radicalism he fully
expects to bear his share of the DAVIS
beat and strife. Further than this,
we may say that Gov. McEnery,
having sounded all the. depths Of
experimental politics at the ms nee
OF ambitious State-sarers, seems to
Lc of opinion that the old Democratic
Highway is preferable to all the new
cut road, laid down on he maps, and
that if Louisiana is ever to be re-
deemed i, must I've through the potent
agency OF the Democracy.
We wish the Governor a prosper
Gus future in the Ores, mt City, and to
that end commend his legal abilities
most cordially to the, people Of THAT
citv.-O"achita Telegraph
While we regret 10 part with so
emincnt"and hOnOred member of the
North Louisiana bar and of society,
We fully concur in all the well hes
OF the Telegraph.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
Succession Sale.

DY vir'ur Of an order 81 sale issued from
ID the iluinr:3bc PARISH Cont 10 AMI f.r
lh,. PARISH o: RIchiaud. State Of LuuisIii,a,
ari to me directed, ~ administrator ct tie
,u'cc,,,un If John Ii. Riley. drc.a ed, vi
oiI.r Tor ,air AT lu''iIc auction, At til, door &C.
tue cour I"uS'. IN the town oi Rayville, La,
between tnr hour, OF ! O'clock II. IN. and (,
oclUc. f. M, uu
Tuesday, the 27;h day Of April, 1915.
the i,linwing property Of SAIL succession, To-
VII: Ou" hug:y.
Term, Of ATE. cab, ut not less than tho
iuS cn,uri. Il aIpi"i>"utnt
L. d. EDWARDS, e..
RnyIlli". La, April ~, 5].-l7.r Adu.Et
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
ORDINANCE W. 3.

Re registry Of IIrrG,is. Claims. "'.
Whe.eas, the present Police Jury Is lcsi-
rnus of a>ccrlainIng the exact indebtedness nt
Tie parish up to date
Therefore, be it ordained hy the Police
Jury. in session convened that all pe.>ons
holding warrants, Jury certificates ind witness
claim, in State cases. ISSUE b. The Pnri,l! of
Rchand up To date Of this orii.lauce. bc aud
they are hereby ordered t. present or Cai>, To
be presented To the Clerk Of the Pu.i.r Jaty
and Parish Treasurer at SAID parish, all ,it"h
evidences at Indebtedness within the LeXt
ninety (Hp) day, Tor Te-rrgIsiry. when the
Clerk aud Parish Treasurer aiurc,ali shall
writ. on the face. "f such clam Il red ma the
word Re. registered aud the date, aud si.aii
keep Il l,i ct same ~ rc-rc2istcrod and pre-
sent The same to the Police Jury at the eXpira-
ZION Of said delay; aud be- II further ordained
that any person holding ANY OF such indebted.
mess. AMI failing 10 60 upry with tins ordinance
within the tim. specified, shall forfeit all their
right To enforce the collections at same from the
parish aud he II further ordained. that the
Tax Collector l. hereby ordered not 10 receive
any OF sand warrants and claims IN pay ncnt
of Parish dues is.ued previous 10 thi, dat"
that have rot been 80 rc-rcgi-trrcd A.!uptci.
Attest Il q EDW ARDS,
in PRS. President Police jury.
Clerk Police jury. II
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
LAND FOR SALE.

1 BOUT 80 acres of land situated IN
N Caldwell Parish, La, about SO acre, of
COOS land nnder fence or cleared, one dwell
ling ami ,iIrer uui hort>eS, on the west bank
Of Bocui River, all susceptible OF being cuh.
waited. Viii he sold for 81 900 cash, or
Sl.JJJ with one ,Iird cash aud one and two
year. On deferred payments, with per cent
per annum from date of sale, with mortgage
retained One mile and half from good
Jaw aud gri>t mill and - miles from Column
hia. For further particulars apply To
WILEY z. MANGliAM,
jan 81, 1874. II Rayvi,lc, La.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
Ordinances Police Jury.
ORDINATE No. ,.

ORDIN.3NCE No. ,.
Certificates Of hdc5.edaess, Redemption Of. etc.
Be- it further ordained by the Police Jury,
Parish of Rchland, That all persons nov
holding any OF the sail certificates Of :.Idcbt
edness Of said Parish as i>>uei Nov. lsr
lo7l, and signed Ey II. ID. Dual'ry a. PIeei-
den, aud J. n. Pitts As clerk of the police
jury, be and h y are hereby ordered To place
or cause TO be placed before the police jury on
the first Monday Of June, 1873, AT their meet
ing at The town Of RayviIle sad Ger Ilica,cs,
for examination, and II genuine To be taken
up by warrants of said Parish and bc II
further ordained thai any persons holding
any of said certificates and falling 10 comply
with this ordinance shall forfeit all their right
10 have the same redeemed by the Paroh.
Adopte I.
Attest: b o. EDN ARD>.
J NEWT. PiTrs, President Z. Jury.
Clerk Police jury.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24

4 mar down East reIHrIed his wsp1pfr
to the printing office. with } ,csas, written
on the margin, anl IN the next Issue the
editor stated The fact, and wound up the para.
gSspa by asking Will our indignant sub
s..rIbsr please In L.; US know at what stable
he caI be found g.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24

A PRoPosrr'oS We Propose to advertise
land for sale. with THIS understanding # the
land owner vii; give price and terms. aud
il IiD sale. no rlilr-e. and If a sale he will
pay ns Ia pei cen; Of rhrpurchase price. out
vt tiie cash payment.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
SHERIFFS SALE.
State Of Leata,ana, Parxi Of Rich.
land, An DIST. Court.
JNO BISHOP 4 co.

JNO. BISHOP Il GO.
,,., ,,,.. V. a ~. 1929?
III ,F'n" 90 i Wrt ot t. T. issued from
H." H.n't i;t, pI-ru'. Cru., .r 81. for ths
sand Fau-h I'D >'a,e. ~ the tio,e described
-t..r. al! 6" 3d." :IccryI. bayr ,ciz,i and
wlll otter iaI ale To the b.ghe,, hi! irr within
the hours prescribed by aw. a, the door OF tho
Count House, IN sal. Parish On
Saturday, the LIST day of Nav, 1875,
the following described property, ,o-w,.
lha south Talf Of the suu'n ives, ouar,er
Section :, Township Is north RangelJ Eas:,
- acres, more or !--,; south half of south
cast quarter Of Section c. Township Is north.
Range 10 Last, less ~ acres sold to Palmer,
containing IS acres, more a. less, the north
cas-; quarter sec. and Mouth half Of north Yves,
quarter of Section :, township Is north.
Range ~ Ea-'. confirming : - acres
Eerms q. s,Ie.cash With the beuci, Of up.
pEE,cncn'. ::
CT. MOORE.
Mlrrh 81, !S7j.-tt Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
MITCH cows FOR SALE.

You can learn where you can purchase
good mich COWS by applying at the BEAC0N
Office frbGtf
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24

Mr.. {. 5, Hubbard, of Vicksbur-, is author
lied u transact business IN that cry for the
BEACON. If
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24

PaTiI-- RENTING anIoutt> to u ar reqae>-
teal to send bill uf exchange on the NIcksburg
Bank, or check on thcir nearest Tank, a, il IS
much safer. more convenient aud les cSpeH-
SAC THAI 10 send by registered package. Il
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24

the new Branch House % Maurice Mcyrr
a Co., On pcSiard street.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
Advertise in the Richland Beacon.
Hog Products.

Advertise IN The icIland Beacon.
Hog Products.
100 bbls Pork 81. Louis Standard;
100 pkges Figs Feet,
IN kgs, bbls and half bbi-;
10 ,ierre> :. {. Hams;
10 packages dry saTt. Meats;
- casR> Bacon Il les aud shoulders;
80 packages Leaf Lard.
krg>, buckets, ri-rccs and half bhls.
deCi:; LANKIN X EGGLrsTON.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24

NOR RENT forty acre farm, ,hrc,
Il MI, : east bf RlyyIlc on the Railroad;
pod, comfortable house, and good irnces--
about 10 acres uui.r fence and III cultivation,
- or 80 acres OF which Is dry and eas u
cultivated. Apply to
WILEY p. MANGHAM,
arl2-r Kayvillc, La.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
''Spring Underwent

"Spring Underwent"
JarOuet and Cause Shirts,
i.Isic and Angola Shnr>,
Jean aud Linen Star Dlawcrs.
jean aud Linen 7 Z. Drawers.
Boys Shirts and Drawers.
AT GEO. {. kRESS & cos,
arI2 ct Vicksburg, Miss.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
Sq.r,iay:hc Isl deg Of .Ndy, 1878,

~" following dr-crlbrd property. ,o-wit
The North Ia, qrarrr of tIr north ca;
quarter ct Section -. Township IS North.
Rage Ea-i. containing! Is aces more or les,
'7rr fractional uor'h west quar'rr OF north east
quarter, H." mouth east quarter OF north west
gu;rsr and the sonih west quarter at north
w--t qtlrtea 81 >ccrinn / Township IS North,
Range ; fu>i confirming los - ncrr>; AMI
the WI h4ii 81 u"tth w"-t quarter OF Section
~, Township II Nu,rh. Range 4 East, con.
aiming - acres; and also certain lut ..
groasd IN TIA" rown'oi Rayvi.lr. La, rs per
d,''''t # rrropl tE1m \. r. Dut>on and " .io to
II t. Illcrs
Terms 81 sale. cash, 40 lao bench, Of up
prslscmcn,.
G. ii. MOORE,
Ad{su p, lSI1.-it Sh-rIh
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24

Remnant. OF cairo ly the cart loa'l q;
Maurice Nr,cr 4 Co.. Oh pc>iard street.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
Hog Produces.
Anything,
r7NO PLANTERS and Others.

have bought the ,uiire right for this parish,
also Ouachita and Franklin and an prepared
To sell farm rights t'r the Improved Patent
Portable Fence. on favorable terms. For
further particulars. specimens, &c. apply To
10. e. STAFFORD,
March 27.-its. Girard, La
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
Turkey Red.

:Tshae Dnmssk, yards wide, " the rew :
.Hnpcl, House az Maurice Meyer \ Co., oay !
IS eeuts . yard.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24

Remnants at eslic6, in.sa yard 10 10
yards, at remnant price. ~ Maurice Meyer
h Cu,s,ucw Blanch lIcu>. c. DcSiarj street.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
Sherif.'s Sale.
STATE Of Louisiana, Parish Of }
HIGHLAND, Rarish Court. ,
FENDALL y FISHER
" No -? -:
II FELlN NlCkERS.

D( virtue Of Il writ Of alias Ii Fa issued
ID from the Honorable Parish Court for
the parish of Richiand State Of Louisiana III
the above deecuhr. SUI: aud ,n.rr directed
| have seized and will otter for sale TO
the highest bidder WITHIN the hours prescribed
q, law: az '..e.i,o-or 81 ;hc CONT house of snId
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
. or 10 4

From this date ! revoke the appointment, Of
al my deputies ezcept'Jno. > oumnrriu.
who hives At The parish cite, - am allowed
only one alta time
WILEY =. NANGHAN.
Recorder RIchlaud farsh.
NIL Is, lSJl
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
LAND FOR SALE.

W he plantation within four or five miles Of
Drlhi. known as the Nin-uu Place, on
Jocs Bayou. II contains about 300 acres, one
hundred acres belted. about ~ acres eau be
pu, IN cultivation with h'tlc work. d Zine
cypres, ba.c (tIs best on the bay"u). Price
SljDJ; 1000 ca-ll aud aiauce twelve. UI.ths
after DAT" d per cent interest.
Apply 10 WILEY L. MANGIIAM
Feb. -. iS75---,t. RayvIilc, La.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24

ovc!c coats arc s;i.! Il. Use, as .aie Il. il Is.
Richland beacon., 1875-04-24
News in Brief.

The Northern Pacific Reil-cnd has
been placed in the hands % Receiver.