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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

ST. LOUIS FAIR, oct. ,1S75.-J. II. Crane,
4th and Washington Ave-, st. Louis, whole
sale and retail dealer in furniture, took LIST
premium on parlor furniture, cabinet furni-
ture, specimen of upholstery and wardrobes,
being four out of five premiums offered.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

Deaths of young children, caused
by their clothes taking fire, are reported
as follows: A little daughter of Mrs.
Cornelius Miller, near Fort Wayne, Ind. /;
a S-year-old son of II. c. Short, near
Rushville, Ind. a 6-year-old daughter
of Mr.. Casey, at Deshler, Ohio; and a
5-year-old daughter of James Franklin,
of Marco, Ind.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

CRAMPS and pains in the stomach are the
result of imperfect digestion, and may be
Immediately relieved by a dose of JohnSon's
AROdyne Liaimept. A teaspoonfulin a little
sweetened water is a dose.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

HEAVY oats are good for horses; none vii
deny that; but oats can't make q horses
coat look smooth and glossy when LIE is out
of condition. SheTiaaH'S Cdrairg Condition
POWDERS will do this when all else fails.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

Mrs. Hacker, of Morgan County,
Ind. gave her two children what she
supposed to be q%uinine, but which
proved to be strychnine. Both died in
an hour.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

70 HANh "UVU HhALiH IHt HNtT MUST De
kept in order. SdHf0rds Liuer IaUig0rdfor
has become a staple family medicine, purely
vegctable-CGttartic and Tobic-for all de-
rangomcnts Of Liver, stomach and Bowels.
win clear the complexion, cur sick head
ache, etc. See advertisement.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

John h. Russell, aged 81, of Bluff
ton, Ind, was killed by falling from a
tree while gathering hickory huts.
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HIDES, FEATHERS. DRIED FRUITS, &c.

Refer to Dodd. Brown & Coz. aud others.
Kuehncmundt a Co., 1903 5. Main r., St. Louis.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-03
Shooting in Madison Parish.

We learn that a difficulty occurred
a Madison parish, Louisiana, on
Monday afternoon, between John
Neeley and Mr. Burt, in which both
were wounded. 1t appears both man
are plantations for the estate of Il. Il.
Thomas, Of this city, and short time
since Burt accused Medley of making
some assertions concerning his admin
istration Of affairs on the place be had
in charge, which resulted in blows and
the defeat Of Medley who is weak
and sickly young man. On Monday
both were in the city and returned by
the ferry boat 1t was understood on
the boat, that there would be col
lision, and tits opinion received
strength when Mr.. Medley was seen
to exchange coats with his brother-n-
law, Mr.. Hunter. At Delta, howev-
er, all parties left the boat quietly,
Mr. Burt driving off in his buggy, and
Neelcy and Hunter following SON af-
ter on horseback When near the
Ole Elijah Grove place the horsemen
overlook Burt, and Mr. Medley fired
from the rear, the ball cutting off
small piece of one ear and skinning "A
check bone. The second shot glanced
around Burt's forehead, and caused
him to fall out Of the buggy, when he
commenced firing and discharged
eight shots, one Of which entered
Neeley's leg. About this juncture,
Hunter fired, the ball taking effect in !
Burt's arm, but inaic,ing only a flesh /
wound. Medley and Hunter rode /
hurriedly of in the direction of Duck
port, and nothing has been heard from
them since.-IIcksburg Herald,
.Juae so.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-03
EX-Lieut. Governor Hyams.

Ex-Lieut. Gov. Hyams died on
Friday the 25th nit, at his residence,
No. G2 Royal street, New Orleans.
in the 10th year of his age Only a
few weeks since he lost his wife, with
whom be had lived in harmony and
the enjoyment of her devoted love
and esteem since 1884, which bereave-
ment is supposed to have FASTENED
his death Gov. Hyams' history is
too well-known to the people of
Louisiana to require any remarks
from US; the people generally know
his useful and patriotic services to
his State. in private as well as public
acts. He was true patriot, who
could not tolerate corruption in any
party. RequieScai IN pace.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-03
Items of Mexican News.

GALVESTON, June 29.-The News
Brownsville special says the steamer
Jessie, while crossing the bar at the
mouth of the Rio Grarde, broke her
rudder, ran aground and sunk. Her
cargo is badly damaged.
a drove of stolen cattle crossed the
Arroyo, Colorado, near Morgan Bar
clay'S ferry. Saturday night. The
rangers and regulars are in pursuit.
1t is reported that two hundred
well armed Mexicaus crossed at Cue
uaS Eanchc three days ago.
The election for Congressman in
Iamaulipas yesterday resulted in the
election of the Cortina ticket.
y fire at Mckinney, Texas, destroy
ed an entire block of business houses.
Loss $4,000.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-03
GIRARD La, June Doth, 1919

.N Editor
In your last number | notice that
one W. I. Oliver wishes TO know if
the Police Jury has abolished the old
Nick>burg & Monroe Road. As
am only able to answer the latter
part of his question, | will do 80 to
the best Of my ability. Mr.. Oliver
seems to think that il j. one of the
most Important roads in the parish,
but think that it has almost become
dlsused, only as a ncighborhood road.
IT MIR o., will only read the proceed.
lngs of the last meeting he will see
that the said road has hands on it
rom Cheeks Ferry to the RYAN
bridge, and by the request of many
farmers in 3rd ward, the hands living
on saiu road from Ryan bridge to
Crew Lake were put on the Girard
and Bastrop road, which think very
polite, as it is one of the most im-
portant roads in the parish, both as
local and emigrant thoroughfare, and
as 1t Is well known, becomes almost
impossible during the winter months,
while the road that Mr.. Oliver is so
much interested in keeping up is one
of the best and needs less work than
any other road in Bird ward, and if it
was worked, there being no brgde
across Crew Lake, emigrant travelling
would be impossible.
Therefore we have abandoned the
Nicksburg and Monroe road for a
period of twelve months, at the end
OF which time trust that the parish ].
will be able to build a bridge across
Crew Lake, when | trust Mr.. O.'s
most sanguinc wishes will be realized. ,
If Mr.. Oliver will look at the road /
law he will find that we had legal .
to act as we did, and think
MIR. W. y. Potts, Parish Atty. will
take pleasure in showing him the law.
l tried TO explain this matter in
person, but knowing Mr.. Oliver as
io-he sometimes gets filed to over
flowing with gas-and for fear of an
explosion he is Gin this instance)
to let off some Of his wind
through your columns.
AS am not acquainted with the
roads in the first ward it is impossible
for me to answer the questions further,
but perhaps Col. Cochran will favor
you with solutions to the enigma.
am sir yours respectfully &c.
T. o. EDWARDS,
President i. j.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-03
The Supreme Court Yesterday
A Bad Day for Gov Ames.

The Supreme Court yesterday de-
cided three important cases, in each of
which the city of Nicksburg is vitally
interested
The first was the suit instituted bv
Gov. Ames. to GUST the Mississippi
Valley and Ship Island Railroad
Company of its charter. This case
was an appeal from the Circuit Court
of Warren county, and the decision is
in favor of the company, the decision
of the Court below being affirm
ed. We understand that the work of
construction will now be pushed for
wad vigorously.
The next case was the contest be.
tween Mayor OLeary and Jacob Ad-
dler, who was appointed by Ames,
City Judge of VickSburg. The Court
holds that the appointment, is illegal
and void.
The third case was that of John +.
Baum, Esq, and Wash Walton, who
has been illegally a member and Pres
ident of the Board of Supervisors for
eighteen months past. The Court
discharged the supercedcas which
Walton sued out from the judgment
rendered against him at the last term
of the Circuit Court, and the effect of
which is to place Mr.. Baum in imme-
date possession of the office from
which he has so long been fraudulent
ly excluded.
Yesterday was evidently bad day
for Governor Ames and his friends,
luck being heavily against him and
them. Vicksburg Herald, J,,ne 29b. |
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-03

DRowNED.-On Saturday evening
the 18th inst. negro boy, aged about
Is years, and known by the name
Hewie. This sad occurrence happen
ed in a little stream where the water
was not over knee deep. on the place
OF MIR. Ed. Davidson, which is sitna-
ted abou! three miles south of War.
saw in this Parish. 1t is supposed
that the victim had fit and falling
into the water, strangled before
recovering. A Coroners inquest was
held over the body and verdict rem
dered in accordance with the above
facts.-trankitn Sun, June 25H.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-03
NHERIFF-S SALE.

'TS'' in We X Bow 5%~l ling Pee' Y''~ \ Eo~la.
). i. Riley y Co.c,a.> IF vI.s,r.hCo
Ming \ Brother v. ii. + Wicker, g..
All in the lirh Di-rr,,, Ccor. Paris, ,rE,.n.
l"rd. State %! !oui-aua
Dl virtue of ,hr,,,. wrirs Of G,,, c,.,,, T.,
~ -n"d IN the ahnv" >uir~, / hl,c -,Ilr.l
amt taken INFO my possession. and r,u n,r.r
i9f sac ~ rnoIic aurr,on. a; IT,. dp9r Of ;l,,.
Court House ct ,ald Parish, "a, Rayylur. l.,
''r'w"rn 'i'r hours of II O'Clock, \ NJ and ;
oc,rrk +. VI, on
Saturday, the 7th day of August, 1875,
The following described property, together
with all the buildings and improvements,
thereon, situated in the Parish of R,ch,apd
and belonging to the defendant Henry Felix
NIcker, ru-wlt:
lst-A parcel Of land in Section twenty.
one, Township sixteen North, Range ~
East near The village of Alto, being TWO acres
Of ground. known a. the Mcbride and Under
wood lots. lying north of VI. A. Hers Ior. and
west OF the old Rayvi!Ic and Alto road pur.
chased 10y ii. +. NlckerS from George II. Var
ner by deed recorded ON pages u aud 2i2
OF NotarIal Book &C. This parcel Of land
lies south of the lots ,cd by George H. Var.
ner To George Francis, a. shown by the deed
recorded on pages is and Isl Nutarai Book
D."
The s F. of " f. I. NV of y.
+. j, :. W. I Of y. f. !. y. W ! Of ). T..
t. :. w. of ). +. !, y. F.. of ~ W of
Section :, and :. W. ! of y. W. of Sec. >.
Township Ii North, Range : East, each sub.
iIvIslon containing 10 acres moro or less. and
o be sold IN lots As per plat 10 be exhibited
Ierm>-Cash with benefit OF appr;,isemrut
{. ii MOORE.
Sheriff
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-03
THE CENTENIALS.

Truly there must be Divine
Providence concerned i'm directing the
minds of the people into thoughts of
celebrating the events Of the beginning
of our national existence, intended TO
draw our people together from the
different parts Of our great country,
and thereby bring them into closer
social relations, which will show
those Of each section the true senti-
ments of the others, their similarity Of
character and devotion TO country,
the general love Of liberty and the
advancement of education and the
arts and sciences ; and thus unite them
in closer and stronger bonds Of frater-
nal feeling and national unity than
have ever existed heretofore. At
least it is our cherished hope that this
will be the result.
Already we have bad foreshad-
owing of such result from the grand
Centennial Of next year by those of
the present year The ball WINS
opened by the Mecklinburg Centennial,
followed by the Centennial of the Battle
of Bunker's Hill, which has ever
spread halo around the vicinity of
Boston and crowned Massachusetts
with unfading laurels of herOism and
glory; where the representatives of
the States of New England aud Of the
South have met as brothers, and cx-
changed expressions Of fraternal fell
lowship and vows of future friendship
and devotion to the same cause of a
free country and happy people.
May we hope that nothing of par
tisan political nature will be allowed
to mar the patriotic jubilaiion of
great people at Philadelphia in 1876.
The appointment Of representatives
from different States to this grand
celebration solely on account of their
political views shows bitterness of
spirit that should call forth the anath-
amas of all the people and damn
those who do it to everlasting political
oblivion. 1t has been said that such
appointments have already been
made. lcthey have, they should be
CONDEMNED, and refusal to rectify
such partisan acts should be received
as an insult to the entire people of,he ,
country for it will give credence to
the assertion that the whole affair !
was gotten up for the purpose CT fur
thering the political designs of the |
administration faction of the republic
can party, which we are loath to be-
lieve.
Let US hope better OF the matter
that it is under the direction Of Di- .
vine Providence, that will conduct it
to more glorious and bcnelicent results
to the peoples good than we have
even imagined, and that it vii. prove
the dawn Of a glorious era in our exist
ence as free, prosperous and happy |
people.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-03
RsD Read the following certificates:
ATLANTA, Ga, June ;, 1873.

RSD Read the following certificates
, ATLANTA, Ga, June = 1879.
Messrs. Love Il Wilson:
GcntIcmen-ln April last ! was taken
( sick with regular Fever and Ague, having it
every alternate day. After it had run on me
Tor two weeks, was induced to try one of
your Ami malaridl Belts; 50 discarded all
medicine, and simply wore one of your Belts
as directed, and my ague became lighter each
successive Time thereafter for some three or
four times, when it left me entirely, with
good appetite and clear skin; and in future, if
| should ever have chill or ague would
want one of your Pads and no physic.
Wishing everybody that may be so uniortu-
nate as to have chis and fever may be for,u.
nate enough to get one of your Belts.
am respectfully, etc, w. J. WILSON.
ATLANTA, Ga, June 3, 1875.
Drs. Love Il Wilson:
On the first day of December last | was
taken with chills AID fever in ThomasviIlc,
Southwestern Ga, and was treated for he
same by three eminent physicians who were
able to stop it only for few days al a time
II made such inroads on my constitution tina,
my physicians pronounced me to be in the
first stages of consumption, when acciden.
tally met up with Drs Love & Wilson's
Anti malarial Belt, which has entirely cured
me. | have had but one chill since, and that
was the first day after putting it on am
now in as good health | ever was in my
life, and think this Belt a God-send to tne
afflicted j. NJ. MATHEWS.
Cannon House, Atlauta, Ga, June /, 1878.
Some nine years ago contracted malaria
in Savannah, Ga, from which have suffered /
AT times, ever since, until met up with Drs /
Love n Wilson's Anti-malarial Belt some /
three months ago. have worn it continually, /
and have had no chill since, and find my /
general health, which has been poor much /
improved. | would recommend IT TO others
suffering with malaria.
X. A. WALLACE.
Macon, Ga June 1, 1873.
Friend llodGSon:-l received your lercr
ri the 2bth ult on yesterday, have been oil
on "A fishing excursion and Just returned
The people Of this town don chill worth a
cent yet. have sold two Of the pads. and
that did very hour first received them, one
to one of our Conductors, and to Mr. Vaughn
Clerk in the office. They both say tina, they
tried Quinine and other remedies, and that
they all failed I'LL they put on the pad since
then they have had no more chiils or fever,
and They recommend them to everybody
ALEx. MATHEWS.
The above pads were sent for US by DR..
llodsson, who is addressed as above
J. L. LOVE.
J. S. WILSON.
For sale by all Druggists jy3-im
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-03
.HEIsIFF.S SALE.

/. q c. stafford Loo Sf,nrJ
Y. No @G> v mo 3s-
Myrck 4 Rains. Nyr;cl \ r.
by virtue of wit OF fcri tara<. issued
from the Honl Parish Court for the Parish If
hchiand, State Of Loui>iana. IN the above
described suit. and 70 me directed, have
>eized and Will offer for sale 20 the highest BID
der within the hours prescribed by law. n
the door Of the C"ur, House Of ~rid parish. on
'>o'"'d"y, he IN day IF .i'yt<t, 1873
the following described properly. io-wir:
III" y. f. / Section and S"urh Of Y. T..
ana > W. t Of Section -, Township II
North Range q t.as', containing fur hundred
acres more or less
Terms of >aie-Ca>h wirhou, the bcnc6, p;
HppraI>cment.
c. IL. MOORE,
Sheriff
Rayvill". L., July 3, lS75-Gt. 3-Sls.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-03

STATE oF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF RIcmLANp.
Joseph Bernstein !
No. 5ls. ".
Jane VI. Owen SJno. J. Owen,
Parish Court.
F. Belden !
No. 3ll) Us.
Jane VI. Over. e. al
lith District Court
by virtue Of two wits Of feri tdc,as, is
sued from the Hon'L llth Di,rric, err and
Parish Court, each in and for the Parish and
State aiore said, in the above styled and num.
bercd suits, and 10 me directed, have seized
and VIII offer for sale AZ public auction, M the
door of tic Cour, House IN the l. wn of Raw.
VILE, La. within the legal hours of sale, on
Saturday, the 9TH day of August, 1873
mo following described property. to-wit.
Lots ,. 3, /. : and s. = Of EIEI Of
W t, W ! of ) " and W Of \ "
Section 81; W / of Section %: Town,bin
!" North. Range East; y f. of Section q.
Township Is North, Rang, East: y f.
Section, r of f and W of SCI
Section -, Township 10 NORTH Range East.
sand lands To be sold IN lots Of not less thau 10
ror more than - acres, for cosh. with rh,
benefit OF appraI,cment.
{. H. MOORE.
July 3, ls75 st. - 50. Sheriff
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-03

Before me, the undersigned Ju>rIcc of
Peace. by !. Ellis, who lives five miles
west of GIrard, on Crew Lake one dun rIarc.
aged about or years, branded on the let,
shoulder with - Posted on the 2I,, Of
Jun" and brought before me on the 2Gth.
The owner j. hereby notified to come fur
ward. prove property. pay charges aud take
~aId animal away or ia" will bc sold AZ an
rstray Al the proper time.
j. T. fee 81 - J. II NETiLES
Printer fee l. 90 !. 7. Ward No ;
Juty :. lS,J.-ot kichland Parish.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-03
MALARIA ! MALARIA!
REFLECT AND ACT,

II one grain of Niccine Virus. taken from,
tn" cows udder and kept dry for years, then
mol>trncd, and the kecnrst puinr of a Ianc.,
dipped IN IT and drawn gently on the arm. -
a not 10 draw the blood, will 80 inpr,on,,.
and change the entire system a. to prcv.n, ,i,,.
party 50 |acclnatcd from taking the mos,
'''">o'ne OF diseases. (>mall pox,) for IN
entire life; again. if the Celebrated Eu.aIvp
nus tree will change an uninhabi,ablc maIarial
district mt" healthy. salubrious CLINE. by
s"npg absorbing nom the atmosphere the
poison h'a'hrfa. why will not the proper
remedy, property applied, ncutraliZe and
destroy the poison, known as malaria and thus
enable parties 10 lnllabit malariaI districts
with imruni,y<
We claim that there l. such a remedy, and
that we have prepared it. aud applied it, and
proved IT in our Anti.Malarial or Euchymial
beit-and tia, persons who will wear this
beit may lnhahii the worst maarial districts
without the fear of having any diseases arising
from malaria: such as ChilIs and Fever. Bill.
li"u- or lmtrrniItrnt Fever, yellow Fever.
Janndicc. Enlarged Liver and Spleen. Indi.
sestion, Constipation and Hcmorrlnid.. and
that IT will cure all the above diseases. cx-
ccpt the worst cases OF Bilious and Yellow
Fever
His l. called an Authenticated or Eucby.
mIal Belt "a IL corrcct> the hunors of the BODY
and produces healthy action invigora,ing the
system, and thus enabling it To perform il,
various duties without fearing The effects of
malaria III the l"a,,.
IL has been uied in thousands of cases
without failure.
They can be obtained from the rroprio,ors
IN an quantity at the Powell Building. i,nc-
lion OF Board and peachtfee streets, Atlanta
Ga.
Price for a single Belt 81. or 81 With
guarantee that il will cure or the money re-
funded
DIS. LOVE S WILSON, sole proprietors
in the United State.
Address, LOVE & WILSON,
Room No. :, Powell Building. Atlanta, Ga
A liberal discount made to the trade
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sherif's Sale.

JOSEPH BERNSTEIN, } State of Louisiana
vs.. [5l7. Parish of RichIand.
l.. {. MCINTOSH. Parish Court.
DY virtue ola writ of feri facias issued
I'D from the Honorable Parish Court of
sand Parish and State, in the above entitled
case and to me directed, | have seized and
taken into my possession and will offer for
sale to the highest bidder. within the legal
hours at the door Of the Court house in said
parish, on
Saturday, the 7h day Of august, 1879.
the following described properly of defendant,
towu The fractional East half of the North
East quarter of section 33, L. II y X t East.
containing 65 acres. more or less
Terms of sale, cash, with the be left of
appraisement. c. II. MOORE.
RayvilIe, La, July 3D., 1875 Sheriff
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