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Richland beacon., 1875-07-24
Madison journal, July 18th
"FrOg."

Solomon Conner, alias Frog" who
was sent to the peniicntiary from this
parish soon after the adjournment of
our last District Court, for the term
of his natural life, made his appear
ance in Delta, last Thursday, and was
arrested aud placed in jail by Sheriff
Cramer, where he await. a rcquisi-
ton from Mr.. Duncan +. kenner's
Home Manufacturing Company.
Frog" says that he was out cutting
down some tiGIbcr, and as the tree
which he was cutting began to fall,
the guards in attendance ran away
and he thought he would run too, but
he took different direction. He SAYS
there were several convictS with him
at the time, three Of whom attempted
to escape, one was shot, and two
besides himself succeeded. OF the
two who made their escape with him,
he says one was white man from
Carroll parish, and the other was q
colorcd man sentenced for life.
\ few days ago strange colorPd
man, about eleven o'clock at night,
hailed for a skiif to cross Bayou Vidal
opposite f. w. Smiths plantation.
Horace House took skin' over, and
after suffering some abuse from the
stranger for not being more eXpedi
tious, demanded two bits for his
services. The stranger drew large
knife and made for House, who
escaped by jumping into the bayou !;
but about this time Mr. A. Newton,
who was near and witnessed the
attack, drew his revolver and shot the
stranger, killing him on the spot, An
examination of the body discovered
that he had on pcnitenliary shirt,
and he is supposed to he one of those
who escaped with Frog"
"Frog" says he don't like the
penitentiary as well as he does Delta,
and we don't blame him for leaving.
He came up part of the way on the
Natchcz. but changed boats when he
discovered that some of the crew had
an idea of OBTAINING him. Judge
Hough sentenced Frog" to hard
labor IN the penitentiayy for life. The
Louisiana Home Manufacturing
Company changed the sentence tc
labor on somebody's plantation, oil
some levee or railroad. We dom
object particularly to the change, bu
we do object to his coming to Madi
son parish. The warden of the peni
Tertiary was well advised OF thu
: character of this convict, and that hi
had declared that he would not remain
in the pcnitentiary month. He is
treble murderer, and as utterly re
g CARELESS of human life as the mos
| vicious animal that ever existed, AM
/, The people of this pari-h want hin
-, kept out of it.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24
The Cotton Congress.

This Congress, which met in
Raleigh, n. C, on the 18th inst gives
promise of accomplishing much good
to the agricultural interests of the
South and West and the cooperation
of the Oranges of this country and
the Cooperative Farming institution
of England, which was referred to
the National Grange.
The Congress strongly urged the
establishment of State Agricultural
Bureaus, DIR. Jones, of Georgia,
claiming that at least 100000 would
be saved to Georgia farmers this year
by the Agricultural Bureau already
established in that State. 1t urged
the system of divcrsifying the crops
and the production of more of the
necessary articles Of food, and recon-
mcnded the encouragement of South
ern manufactures, especially of cot,
ton mills. BY the home manufacture
of cotton millions of dollars can be
saved annually to the producers and
consumers of this article in the South
while it would produce an influx of
most useful class of industrious and
intelligent persons into our country
and it is earnestly hoped that more o
our Southern capital will be turned
in this direction
The next Congress will meet in
Nashville, Tenn, when the good worl
commenced will he continued, it il
devoutly to be wished, to the consum
nation Of the most bene6cent result
to our country.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24
Recapture of Some of tho Prison
erS.

In our last we mentioned the fact
that seven prisoners had succeeded in
making their escape out of the parish
Jail. Since then three have been ar
rested. Isham Henderson. charged
with manslaughter, was captured by
Sheriff Hamlet, coming down Grant
street last Thursday morning, dressed
ND. with q bundle on his shoulder.
VIM. Thomas, charged with larceny,
was captured by Jimmie Collins,
porter of the Lewis House, while
crossing the Ouacbita river, on Friday
morning. Tony Nellum, convicted OF
murder and under sentence of death.
was captured Oh the Bastrop road on
Saturday morning by Sheriff Hamlet.
From the best information we have
the remaining prisoners, Charley
Green, Jim Morrison, Silas Lee and
Lewis Taylor, are west of thls-the
last accounts being from VIM. Thomas,
that he left them near Cade's, with
the intention of making their way
towards Red river, except Green, who
would try to recross the Ouachita' to
enable him to get to the Mississippi
-Intclligencer.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24
4 Horrible Tragedy.


On the TIN inst there was brought to
light a terrible tragedy, the circumstances at
tcndamt ON which make it one OF the most
brutal and cowardly murders on record.
For some time past there has been living
in the parish of 81 james and roomng 10
gether TWO men, one Michael Borden,
native Of tins city, about thirty-tw" years OF
aye. who was engaged by the parish rs a
school teacher. and the other, Carl Aibcrs,
Swnlc hY birth. and Il carpenter by trade.
On the J., INST. Borden announced that on
Il following dag he would leave for New
Or,ran. on 4 visit and on that day lie dI>ap-
pculrd. aul was neither seen nor heard OF
unrii the lth inst. when his muuilatcd and
Icrayii.- corpse was found IN hastily made
crave a ,lot doracc from the schuu'Huu>c.
st the same time ;lnt Borden disappeared
the >vcte left. and this circumstance, with
others. pointed 10 him as the murderer. An
Investigation was bad, AMI Mr.. Carl AIbcrg Is
wanted Tor murder.
Lei, supposed that the tcrribl" de"d was
committed for the pun "sr ct plumber, the
murderer being under the impression that
his victim was wealthy and canned !Tr-"
suns with him. IL i Thought that Aibcrg pre-.
vuu-ly prepared the grave, and by some
moan, iutced Borden from the schoolhousc
To- the spot. and then struck hlm uu the head
,hrrw him into the hoic and covered him up
aud leaving. cam" 20 tale ely.
lie j. thus described Twenty-Five on
twenty three years Of a-r, about five feet Ten
inches in hoiuhr, bright complexion, with a
/ scar and beard. lie il a SWcIc by birth. aud
! speaks the English language very improper
/ The detectives have been on the hunt for
! him for several days past. but have not sue
ccrdrd in ever getting a trace OF hun.
the facts as above related have been IN
! our possession ever since the case was placed
in the hands of the detectives. but 1t VA
claimed that the publication of them w"ul,
interfere with the plans Of the officers for the
discovery and the capture Of Albrrg, and witt
a view at not interfering with bat tuglhcrins
the ends OF Justice. we readily agreed 10 with
hold ruhicrion, being assured that the othcI
papers bad promised to do the same.
If there was such u promise made It wa
broken, ami the agreement violated, hkr
others Oi the Kind, and the consequence wa
that Saturday morning the other papers had
sensation" murder and the Bulletin had not
N. q. BgHcM.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24
Sl2E.EsTsA"S SALE.

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All IN Tie IN plNtrI'' Court ia''sh al h'H'
land, STATE OF h'''>''ia.
Dl virtue 81 three wins oil h"t J''"> j.
ID sued in the above SUITS l nave >'./''
ond taken INTO my p">''>'''i', a'l VIII "''''
for sale at public auction ut lie door oil the
Court House Of SAID Parish a. i'ay'".r' La,
between the hours ui II O'CLOCK \. VI ana
/ clock, F. NJ, on
Saturday the 7th dav of August, 4 Il. 1875,
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So. 20. containing 10 acres each > "
of y. " ! sec. - cont uhi"- l. ''-' 'Ii',
and Y. u. OF " see - YES " ''- ZOO
acres reserved ~ the h"r'h east cOfHcD O''
du"c containing >" 30 10" acres.
. "'i' H' ,''''''' ''"'.'',..'' nuns
. Iu- ut The following SUBDIVISIONS. r''L CON
tanning l. acres iH"fe ar ,r,'r iu-WIi: -. T. !
/ ct y. +. Sec. .. y +. II T. ! So. H..
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Richland beacon., 1875-07-24

In noticing the assembling OF Tue
Baptist State Convention at trenton
the Ouachita Telegraph fell INTO the
very common mistake of very graveIy
stating that lit is the highest cccleSl-
astical authority known among
Baptists." The State Convention of
Baptists neither claims or exercises
any authority whatever, either lcgis-
lative or executive, except SO far as the
authority Of Its presiding officer
during its sessions is concerned and
vet it accomplishes its purposes, viz:
The encouragement of Sabbath
Schools, the education of the ministry
and the preaching Of the gospel,
through the home and foreign mis-
siOnaries.
The highest ecclesiastical authority
known among Bap,istS is vested in
aud exercised bv each local church or
congregation, aud that authority is
only executive, the church acknowl-
cdging no other legislative authority
than the great Author of the Scrip
lures, and no book of laws save the
Bible. This authority is in the hands
of the laity, 4 minister generally, but
not necessarily, presiding to preserve
order and decide questions of privi
lcgcs, the government being perfectly
! democratic
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24
HUNG In A CELL.
A Prisoner Commits Suicide by
Hanging.

The Fourth Precinct Station was
Yesterday evening, about O'Clock,
the scene of quite an excited crowd.
1t appears a tailor by the name OF
Antoine Hunzo has had for number
of days past considerable trouble in
his family, and had taken to drink.
Yesterday he became unmanageable,
and, getting into dispute with one
DIR. Alder, he assaulted him violently /,
and it was only after aid was render
ed that they were separated, and
Hunzo was carried to jail He al
legged that there had been violation
of the marital vows on the part of his
wife, and hence his rage.
About 4 o'clock 2. NJ, Hunzo was
locked up in one Of the cells of the
Station, and nothing more was
thought of him until 6 O'Clock, when
the prison porter was making his
rounds and discovered the ends Of a
pair of pants tied around the bars OF
the windows. Opening the door, be
was Mortified at finding the prisoner
dead, hung by the neck in sitting
position.
He had stripped himself, tied his
pants through the bars, forming a
loop, and deliberately putting bis
head in it, sat suddenly down and
strangled.
The appearance of the corpse was
horrible, the expression of face being
contor,ed. He was about fifty years
of age and leaves family.
When his wife was informed of the
fact she coldly said she didn't care
and refused to take charge oil The
BODY.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24
An Engaiitnt Joke OF. a hind
Hearted Old Lady.

She came from Detroit Mich and her great
pride was beng an invalid. She lost no OPP
portuniiy in stating that she came To Minnesota
to rccuycratc She did not hesitate to enter
into Il conversation with any person she came
IN contact with, giving advice, ciimatological
or physiological. 10 iuvalld>. and seeking the
same from those Of robust Uisl'uupH. Hei
conversation was always rreaccd with the
Introductory inquiry. - common To visitor.
Did You come here tor your hea.th< She thus
addressed >talwart. rudty vIsaGcd young
man at the dinner table ii the Metropolitan a
few days since, and tie following dialogue
en>ucd:
"Yes madam, | came here, probably the
weakest person you ever saw. | had no Use
OF my limbs in fact my bones were bnt lit ic
tougher than carriages. hal no intelligent
control of a single muscle, nor the Use Of a
single faculty.
Great Heavens exclaimed the astonished
auditor, "amd you lived
Il dill Miss. although ! was devoid Of sight.
was absolutely toothlcss, unable to aricuate a
single word. and dependant upon Others Tor
everything, being completely deprived of al.
power To help myself | commenced to gain
Immediately upon my arrival, and have scarce
ly experienced a sick day since, hence | can
conscientlonsly recommend the climate
"A wonderful case = sail the lady, but do
you think your lungs Were affected E
They we've probably sound, but possessed
of so LILLE vitality that but for the most careful
nursing they must have ceased their functions.
! 81 hope you found kind friends, sir?'
! "Indeed old. madam, it is to them and the
| pure air of VI Minnesota that | owe my life.
My fathers family Were with me, but uniortu
na,cly my mother was Frustrated with Sc
we're illness during the time oi my CREATES
prostration.'
My diet was the simplest possible, consist
! ing only of milk, that being the only food my
system would bear. As for treatment, | de
pended entirely upon the life. giving proper
ties of Minnesota air. and took no medicine
except ali occasional light narcotic when very
restless. My limbs soon became strong. m!
sight and voice came to me slowly, and a ful
set of teeth, regular and firm, appeared"
Remarkable, miraculous! Surely, sir yol
must have been greatly reduced in flesh !:
Madam, ] weighed but nine pounds.
was born in Minnesota. Gosd day"
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. JNO. ROW
LAND Il ALEXANDER ROY, Four
TENTH DISTRICT Court, for the Parish Of
Richland, No. 2O6.
BY virtue of a writ of fire facias to Te
directed from the Honorable llth District
Court for the Parish of Richland in the above
entitled SUIT, will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the door of the Court House OF
said Parish, on Saturday, the 9TH day of Aug,
1873, within the hours prescribed by law the
following described property, to-wit:
The undivided one-sixih interest in t'e
$. f. of n. f.. ! snd the $. W. Of \. l..
| Section 7, Township - North Range ,
East, containing 81 acres more or less.
Seized in the above suit as the roperty OF
Alexander Roy.
Terms of sae-Twelve months credit
without the benefit of apprgisement; Pur-
chaser 10 give bond with approved aud sol
vent security, and special mortgage 10 be re-
tanned on the property sold.
c. H. MOORE,
July 10, lS75.-5t. Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO TAXPAYERS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. !
PARISH OF HIGHLAND,
Office of Board of Assessors, (


Notice is hereby given TO all property
owners and taxpayers of the Parish OF Rich
land, that the assessments Of their property
boil. real and personal, Parish and State, for
the present year CS75) are now being com
peted; that the same will be exposed TO them,
and that they Ohe taxpayers) have the right
and privilege of objec,tng 10 the same, and
making all necessary corrections during thirty
(3O) DAYS, from August 2nd 10 August 3lst,
1873. after which time no corrections can or
will be made.
As the assessments have principally been
made from old lists and land entry, it Is i'm
portant that every property owner come for
ward and see that his property is properly
classified, within the thirty days allowed.
In accordance with the foregoing notice of
the Board Of Assessors, all parties desiring to
know the value of their real and personal
property as assessed by the Board, can do so
by applying TO the Board OF Assessors from
the first of August to the first of September
next. 1875, at the Clerks office.
J. NEWT. PITTS,
Clerk Nth Dist. Ct.
c. II. MOORE, Sheriff
WILEY z. NANGHAM,
y2i-5, Recorder
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24
DRESS GOODS.

80 pieces dress linen lawns at H. - per yard.
Onc yard wide dress linen lawns ~ -'ct>.
10 pieces { pcrcales, 1T ten cents.
% pieces French dress pcrralcS only II cts.
French dres, lawns, only fifteen cents.
Linen Ba,ri>tcs, ~ and T. cents.
PIqucs, butt and white, 10 and IL cents.
superb dress grenadines only -! cents.
Yard WIDE solId Cu"rcd battI,tc. ior SUITS, i'c,s
tt white dress lawns tFrcu;h), - cents.
India Mull,, - cents per yard
Fine naiu>ook, 2u cents.
Plaid uain,uok>, twenty five cents.
Large, heavy honey comb quilts, - uu only.
German table dama>E, 10 cents real ilnchl.
Three linen towels for twenty-five cents.
Heavy pan, inen > and 20 cents.
Real Russia duck (whi;c), - cents.
Heavy. twisted co,rouadc, -, ~ and p c"ni>
Ladies lace ties ten cents.
Handsome six scarf - cents.
Iaraur>c fans. TWO for five cents.
Folding fans. 1ct,.. silk folding fans, lOcts.
Spanish linen fans, - cents.
Fashionable six fans.
Parasols. 30, IS aaj 80 cents.
Embroidered linen setts - cents
Ladies silk bows, - cents.
Children hauGkcrchict>. two for five cents.
Large haudkerchiriS, five cents.
Ladies linen handkerrinef>, l1A cents.
Gents fine linen canbric haudkerchiets,' :
aud - cents.
pairs lalie, hose, - cents.
. uair- good socks. - cents.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24
Ravvilr. la. lu|y i7rh. IN-5-lt.
SUCCESSION SALE.
Of y. +. DC craze. dccd.

Succession Of Y. +. McGralc. dccd.
Nv and in virtue of a writ Of Sale t" me
ID directed. ia the matter of the Success
,Ion of NJ. McCaw, d"cdI will, onFrdoy.
he 18Th day Of .itg"s'. lh75,wIth in the hours
prescribed by Law offer for sale at ID" resi-
irpcr of he deceased near Delhi, in Ei.hland
Parish. State of La, the following herein after
described property for cash at not less Than
it, appraised value, to the highest bidder.
TO wit: twenty-five acres ct land WITH
all the buildings aud Improvements thereon
in the original rurcha-e Of \. +. McCraw,
deed from NJ VI. Trczvant, Cc>S six acrc>
sold oil to Mrs. KccO having nineteen acre.
Of lanl bounded on the North 10y Mrs Mills.
ON tie Erst by Bcunirk. on the South by til"
Rail Road ami on the West by Mrs Davis
The six acres belonging to Mrs kcel j. IN the
East or South East corner and w!t.!n the
above designated meets and bounds.
Il. McD. BRTMBY,
IA.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24

rcet, Yale E"wiius Peef' Yale < Bowlin2
:. II Ri'rr x Co.ctar, H.F. virkcr, y Go.
KIM \ Brother v. II. F. Vickcr> ["->.
All in the Ilrh pi~'ric, Court. Parish OF Rich
laud. State of 'uui>iana.
Wy virtue Of three writ, Of fri tdrj1S, is
sued in the above suits, have seized
1TI taken into my possession, and vii. Ciier
cor sale ut public auction. 1t the door ct the
Conf House of said Parish. a, Rayvi.le, La,
between the hours of II O'Clock, VI. and
O'Clock F. NJ. on
Saturday, the 7th day Of August, 1878,
the following described property, together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. situated in the Parish Of kich.ant
and belonging 70 the defendant Henry Felix
N!ckers, to-wIt:
l,t-A parcel Of land in Section twenty
one, Township sixteen North, Range SIN
Fast near the village OF Alto, being two acres
of ground. known as the Mcbride ard Under
wood lots. living north of NJ. 4. Hers lot, and
west of the old Rayvie and Alto road pur-
chased by II. F. Vickers from George II. Var
ner, by deed recorded on pages -4l and PIP
Of N6rarial Book &C." Tins parcel Of land
lies south of the lots sold by George II. Var
ner to George Francis, a. shown by the deed
recorded on pages lo2 and ls3 Notarial Book
ID"
The s. f / of y. F. /. \. W Of \.
ELS. W. ! of y. F.. !, \. W. of ). f.
/. :. W. of 5 f. !, n. i. ! Of \. W. ! OF
Section s. and s W. ! Of n. W of Sec. .,
Township Is North, Range East, each sub
division containing 10 acres more or less, and
to be sold in lots as per plat to be exhibited.
Terms-Cash with benefit of appraisement
{. II. MOORE,
Sheriff
Ravvile, La. July 3, lS7j.-Gt GsS3G.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24

A Memphis telegram of the Dist
inst, says: In May last a young
lady, residing at Iuka, Miss, was
brutally outraged and beaten at the
depot, while waiting for her escort, at
an early hour, by q negro hackman
named Lewis Thompson. During
the struggle she bit him on the check,
which led to his capture last Monday.
lie was arraigned for trial yesterday,
and sentenced to the penitentiary for
life. The greatest excitement follow
ed the announcement of the verdict,
as the lady was poor and unprotected,
but highly esteemed. The excitement
eliminated last night in party OF
disguised men going to the jail and
taking Thompson down near the depot
and hanging him.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24
News in Brief.
LAND FOR SALE.

IN he plantation within four or five miles ot
Delhi. known as the Vinsun Place, on
Joe's Bayou. 1t contains about 300 acres, one
hundred acres belted, about 50 acres can be
put in cultivation with little work, fine
cypress brake (the best on the bayou. Price
SllOO cash.
Apply to WILEY P. MANGHAM,
Feb. 81. ls75-tf. Rayville, La.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24

Il. c. CHRISTIAN, )S,ate of Louisiana,
vs. mo 5G7, Parish OF Richland,
L. c. MCINTOSH, Parish Court
10y virtue Of writ Of fl. ia. issued from
ID the Hon1 Parish Court of said parish
and State. in the above entitled suits and to
me directed | have seized and will offer for
sale to the highest bidder, within the legal
hours, a, the door of the Court house of said
parish, on
Saturday the tn day Of august, 1878,
the following described property, to wit:
The n. w. ] of Section 81, /. II North,
Il, q East, containing 100 acres. Seized as
property of defendant.
Terms Of sale, cash with benefit of APP
praisement
c. H. MOORE,
Sheriff.
Rayvile, La, July 3, lS75-6t. 3sslS.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24
Cheri6''S Sale.

JOSEPH BERNSTEIN, State of Louisiana,
VS.. T5l7. Parish Of RichIand
L. c. MCINTOSH. Parish Court
DY virtue ola writ of feri facias issued
Il from the Honorable Parish Court of
SAID 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 I'M id
parish, on
Saturday, the It'll day Of august, 1873.
the following described property ofdetendant,
to-wit: The fractional East half of the North
East quarter of section 80, L. II n X 6 East,
containing IS acres, more or less.
Terms of sale, cash, with the be leht oil
appraisement. C. Fl. MOORE,
RayvilIe, La, July Sd, 1878 Sheriff.
nS}g-3s6tlSS.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24

This is the seventh case of suicide
at the Fourth Precinct ~. D. But
ieiin, llh.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24
Saturday, the It'll day of August, lSI;
July 8, 1875 ct. IS $50.
CHERRIES SALE.

VS.. mo- sos vs. No. 367
Myrck & Rains. ) Myrick Il Rains
By virtue of a writ OF feri tdciaS, issued
from the IIon1 Parish Court for the Parish of
Rchland, State of Louisiana, IN the above
described suit, and to me directed, have
seized and will offer for sale to the highest bid
der, within the hours prescribed by law, at
the door Of the Court House of said parish, on
Saturday, the 7h day Of august, 1875
the following described property, to-wit:
The n. r. Section and South J Of \. +.
! and S. w. / Of Section %, Township II
North, Range 6 Fast, containing four hundred
acres more or less.
Terms of sale-Cash without the benefit of
appraisement.
c. II. MOORE,
Sheriff.
Rayvile, La, July 3, ls75.-6t. 3sslS.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF RIcHLANp.
Joseph Bernstein
No SIS. vs..
Jane VI. Owen s. Jno. J. Owen,
Parish Court.
F. Belden
No. 3ll) vs..
Jane VI. Over ct. al
lilh District Court
By virtue OF two wrilS of 'i"ri tdciGS, l.
sued from the Hon'l. lith District [ Trr and
Parish Court, each in and for the Parish and
State aforesaid, in the above styled and num-
bercd suits, aud to me directed, | have seized
and will offer for sale at pubic auction, at the
door of tie Court House in the t,wn Of Ray.
vile. La, within the legal hours OF sale, ON
Saturday, the It'll day of August, 1919
the following described property, to-wit
Lots ,, 3, /. : and s, 5 J of 5 F. /, f of
5 W /, NV of 5 W ! and W Of W !
Section 81; S W ! OF Section 20 Township
10 North, Range East: y f ! of Section 8.
Township Is North Range s East; + !
Section, f ! of $ F. and W ! of f !
Section 26, Township 10 North, Range East.
Said lands to be sold in lots of not less than 10
nor more than 30 acres, for cash, with the
benefit of appraisement
Oh MOORE,
July 3. 1875 st. IS $40. Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-24
MITCH COWS FOR SALE.

You can learn where you can purchase
good mich cows by Supplying al the BEACON
Office. iebot.