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FOR VERA CRUZ.
TAMpICo, TUxPAN, CAMPKAOHY, PROGR1.
SO. HAVANA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL
STEAMSHIP LINE.
This Line Ii composed Of the steamships
CRY of Mexico. Capt. W. T. SHERWOOD.
City Of Havana. Capt. 3. !. Philips
<rESAs. The steamship
XAWS0 City Of Havana,
S. F. Phillips commander.
silI leave her whsrf foot of Caliooe street. First
District on SUNDAY. October 10. at 8 A. NJ.
Passage to Worn Cruz, $50 gold.
r. ALEXANDRA SONS,
No. 80 Broadway, Rev York.
For freighs or passage, apply to
J. n WITHERSPOOM, Agent
No. 60 Carondele* street.
The City Of Merida will follow October Seth.
' oily
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MEXICAN PORTS Per steamship City of Ha-
vana-,3 bales hemp to M Pay 70 .12 do L Fernan
deg boxes plants G Townsend box specie 600
bales coffee Gordon e. Gomila-53s do Chafiralx q
Agar-2I2 do 2l2 bags do Smith Bros eco Il case
mdse Seig e. Krug g pkgs mdse j NJ Witherspoon-
l box specie Weed Nj Co
PENSA COLA-Per steamer Amite-5 cases mdse
n Hoffman. Marks &co-3 nhds junk bbls do 2 tcs
do lot I'D iron iron wheel aud axle to order box
md e Forchemor Bros-1 box metal Folger SEQ. .30
cords ", cd C. M Soria
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared YESTERDAY
Arrived
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, !
Saturday Morning October 9.

VE&8Feu fEBTcTuHys
Steamship Cortes, Freeman, for New York
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sTHAMB0ATg
Camelia, Hanover from Covington
Fleta Pickett. from Washing on
Bart Able, Sinnott from Graud Ecore
Natchez Leathers. from Vicksburg
Josephine C0Dzens from Union Plantation
Oriole, OPry, from Lower Coast
Iberia Sheldon. from Lower Coast
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Saturday Morning. Oct. 8. 1875.


Saturday Morning. Oct. 8. 1875.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
eun Risss ...5:5s Nom Sets - 1904 A. NJ.
Sun Sets. a:37 Full Moon lid. 5l5 P. II.
Length of Day, 1lh Aim.
ARRIVALS.
Oriole Iberia, Josephine, Natchez, Bart . Bile,
Fleta.
DEPARTURES
Oriole, Iberia. Josephine, Henry Tete. B. L..
Hodge, W. =. Pike, Favorite, Mary Houston,
Grand Lake No. 2.
Oriole, Iberia, Favorite, Waloon, J. T. Frazer,
Lower Coast; W. J. Poitevent, Josephine, Upper
Coast Kate Dickson, Lafourche; Homer, Era
No, 10, Willie, Ouachita; Mary Miller, W. s..
Holt. Ohio River: Ida Attakapas City Of Alton,
st. Louis; J. B. Maude, Memphis.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TO-DAY
Oriole Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
W. j. Poitevent, Upper Coast, 10 A. N.
st. Mary, Lower Coast, II NJ.
J. f. Frazer, Lower Coast, IL M.
Lessie Taylor, ton Rouge, P. n.
Kate Dickson, Lafourche, p M.
Carrie A. Thorn, Red River, 5 P. N.
Bart Able Red River, s P. N.
Tom Parker, Ouachita, P. NJ.
Natchez, Vicksburg, T. NJ
Glencoe, st. Louis, 5 P. NJ.
Fleta Ope. ousas. 5 P. NJ.
John Howard, White River, P. II.
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Arrived.
Germ n steamship Hanover, Himb ok, from Bre'
men via Havre. to E Stockmever &co--4th
dist 43
Ship viglate Fulton 81 DAYS from Liverpool, tomas
ter-4th dist
Steamer Amite, Adams, from Pensacola, to c M So
ria-New Basin
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~ L. RANLETT g. Co.,,
BAGGING, TIES CORDAGE, ETC.
Onnn Rolls standard Domestic and Calcutts
OOUU BAGGING, in store and to arrive.
EUREKA, LUDLOW, DOUBLE ANCHOR, ETC.,
Delivered in Galveston or New Orleans in lots to
suit purchasers.
Also
BEARDS LOCK and STAR BUCKLE TIE,
At lowest market quotations.
MANILA, SISAL and HEMP CORDAGE ETC
"a, IS, IS Peters street.
DOSSELL HOUSE
BILOXI, MISS,
Opened on MAY LIST, 1875. for the reception o.
guests.
The house has been
NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGHOUT.
Charges Moderate.
mh13 en- PETER X0NTkOSS Proprietor.
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REGULAR OUACHITA RIVER PACKET
Leaves ON SATURDAY, October 9, at p. NJ
For Alabama Landi z Morehcns1
i6kk4 Ouachita City, Trenton, Monrus and all
landings on Ouaehita and Black RiyeH-
The new light draught steamer
Tom Parker,
L. P. Delahoussaye, MASTER
will leave as above For freight passage apply an
board or to
HITE & CARLIN, 3 Tchoupitovla las street.
LORD g. MCPEAKE, As Camp street.
PS. Will take freight for all landings ON Bxgun
Bartholomew and tributary streams. Oh
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BeIOw-.-C0ming Up.
Barkentine New England, Hallet, 10 days from Gal
weston, to master
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YICKsBURG AND MEMPHIS.

VICKSBURG AND MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS AND vICKSBURG PACKKE-
-T u Tho new and elegant side-wxsmS
passenger steamer
Illinois,
M R. Cheek MASTER J. W. Spears, clerk.
Leaves vicksburg every MONDAY on arxiyss az
train.
Passengers leaving New Orleans on Sunday e7uR-
ing by rail will make sure connections
Parties consignng freight to care of steamer uE&-
NOIS will please enclose bill of ading to
ana If DUFF GREEN 81 Co, VickstHrE-
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
RED RIVER.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS
PoRTATIoN COMPANY.
Steamers
MARIA LOUISE TEXAS, La BELLE,
r. T. BRYARLY, ". ]; BEHAN, LOTUS NJ.
COL. A. P. KOUNS.
For Shreveport, Jefferson, Upper
Red River, Minden, Ceushatta, Grand RAM
ings-LeayiDg New Orleans as follows:
R. T. Th4ksD1T, oei iasP? W. :, S00vs
COL. A. p. KOUNS:.... Capt L. Il. Kouns
CARRIE A. THORN: ..--- Capt Charles Thorn
Returning, will leave Shreveport TUESDAY and
Saturday boat will 90 through to Jefferson
No wharf boat charges will be made on freight
consigned to the company at the mouth of Red River
Forwarding freight consigned to the company at
commissions.
For freight or passage apply on board Of boats or
Magazine and Camp streets.
NV JOYCE, Agent. jel rs 1y
RED RIVER AND GRAND ECORE PACKET.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at p. n.
For Grand EcOre, Alexandra
ls'n& Montgomery. Normans Barbin's Wares
- - and all landings on Red River-The
New Bart Able,
R. Sinnott, master, Geo Hamilton, clerk
Will answer all calls On the Coast.
For freight q Rsssass 1RRy Commercial Place
Commencing SATURDAY. October I'd.
| au22 tt
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OUACHITA RIVER.
OUACHITA RIVER WEEKLY PACKET-
Leaves TUESDAY, Oct IL, at P. NJ
For Ouacbita City, m0rchguWc
su6ttA Point Trenton, Monroe, Columbia fIsr--
fs@ss5l1i risonburg, Trinity and all landings sa
Bayou Bartholomew Ouachta and Black Riva<xE--
The new light draught steamer
BastrOp,
L. p Delahoussaye MASTER Alec Mackay, ciexkr
will leave as above positively. For freight on pass
age apply OF board, or to
HITE & CARLN, 3 Tchoupiteulas strsae.
LORD & MCPEAKE. 46 Camp st ees.
Will connect with boats for all the tributaries
au14
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
a MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
SIIf posed Murderer Homicide.

I Last Tuesday \. w. Collins, who lived On,
/ or near the Rabbs place, went ia a wagon "a
1Irard, accompanied by a little son. got drunk
while there and had difficulty with a Iary
or parties who were in the same cuu,iIrInu
nus tar we can trace him with crr'aiuty
p"t nom tins point conflicting rumOrs involve
me affair III lmprn"trablc mystery. Onr
>'ieihent Is that he left Girard with MAJ,
named kichie, living on Thomas Jones place
another that he left with MITCHELL; one thai
he died AT Riichie on Wednesday ninLr:
. ahoiher that lie was found dead in the wagon.
near Richie :, on Thursday morning Ouc
i"'hor says lie was terribly bruised about the
head; another, that he was shot in the head
An however, agree III u lie is dead and that
he appears TO have come To his death by vol
fence The most distressing feature of the
aiiair Is that the Little boy is missing. and may
nave been murdered; though it is possible h,.
was frightened of from the wagon. into the
woods, while his father was engaged in the
uhLcuil" IN which he lost his life. If the
chiIn Is living. he may be able 10 throw ligh,
on the mysterious affair
About all we know Of Collins history is.
uIat he came To This country from near Griffin.
"'.' NV" or three years ago. and that he was
considered troublesome man when drink.
ng.
Since the above was in type we learn rb;,,
u was mistake about the child brine mis-.
sing, and that Collins was accolnpanied nv
Richie and died in his house.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23

his will /; but we half suspect he was
also influenced by a desire 10 CRAFTY
his curiosity, and that the counsel on
one side intended for it to have lis
weight with the court as actual testi-
mony of spirits. La either case it
was wrong, and we believe it the
duty Of the press and ali christians
to protest most earnestly against the
exhibition Of spiritual seances in court
rooms, and to warn the public agail st
counicnancing spirlrism, as wicked
ana dangerous TO society, as well as
biaSphemOus and idolatrous. the
practice Of which will certainly end
III The most dire calamity, if we are
to believe the Bible as the word Of
God
We do not believe in disembodicd
spirits, but that all persons who die
sleep in death until the resurrection
just as the Bible says they will; and
hence they cannot communicate with
either living men in the body or ar gels
IN the spirit, but, if any communica.
ton is carried on with the living
through these Mediums by spirits
they are evil, lying spirits or devils
But, view the matter as we may. we
can but conclude that it is both dan.
gerous and wicked to admit such
Testimony into courts. If it is all a
delusion, and there is no spiritual
communication, then it is silly, as
well as dangerous, to admit the testi- /
mony. II they are immaterial spirits
Spirits of the dead, devils or |
angels-their testimony is inadmissi- J
BILE by material beings, COR many
reasons. If our rights to life and !
property are to depend on the testi- /
nony of devils, then no believer NAV
hope for justice. In any event, under
such state of affairs, the ends of
Justice are defeated and morality and
good society are destroyed forever.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
The Ohio Election.

While we cannot say what we have
heard good democrats say, that they
"were glad the Allen ticket was
defeated in Ohio" We can saw that
we do not consider it a democratic
defeat and republican triumph at all ::
because the Allen party ignored the
financial policy of the democratic
party entirely and adopted the aban-
doned republican policy. This, and
this alone, was what defeated them.
The Eastern democracy Iabored as
hard for their defeat as the republicans.
We regret their defeat, because they
could not, as a local state administra.
tion, have affected the currency of the
United States to any extent, while
their success might have been of great
benefit to the State of Ohio. There
were more important principles in.
Volved in that contest than those
which related to finances, which the |
democracy of Ohio unfortunately |
sacrificed upon the altar of mammon.
- go
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
East Feliciana Trouble.

For several months a most wretch.
ed state of affairs has existed in the
parish of East Feliciana. The parish
olhclalS, who seem to have been in.
competent, most, if not all, of them
being colored, became so obnoyious
TO at least large portion of the white
citizens that they unfortunately re-
sorted to force to drive them from
Office. 1t is, however, claimed that
this was hot done till plot to massa-
ere the whites was discovered. Mat
tiers grew worse continually, until on
the 9TH instant, while Judge Dewing,
of the 9Th District Court, was attemp,-
ing to hold court at Clinton, a turbu.
lent crowd gathered about the cour,
house, and shot the sheriff in the court
house yard, not killing him however.
Judge Dewing adjourned court; and
by request of acting Governor
Antoine repaired to New Orleans and
made statement of the affair. He
aid not think he could call q specia,
session, but Antoine requests him to
do so, and expresses the belief that
there are enough lawaJiding citizens
In the parish to keep the peace and
see that the laws are executed Mean.
time it is understood that Smith the
obnoxious sheriff, has been requested
to resign, and that if be fails to DO 50
be will be removed.
Since the basty adjournment of
Judge Dewing's court, a DR.. Sanders
Ind family have had poison admins
cred to them, which, however, did
lot result fatally. A negro woman
vas arrested, confessed her guilt, it is
aid, and implicated the notorious
'egro politician Gair in the affair.
Jar was in Baton Rouge; a deputy
heriff and posse went after him; on
heir way to Clinton was overpower-
a. Gair taken from them by disguised
len and killed, and the same night
he woman was taken from Jail and
ung in the court house yard.
This is condensed, meager, state
'ent OF the affairs of East Feliciana.
full statement being too voluminous
'r US to make. 1t is sufficient, how.
ver' to show that the parish is in a
lost wretched condition.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
SUcca 5SiOn Saln
'>..'''s.'''' .. J,ia :. Eaa.. l,...,.


- y:s'o. ot a., or'cr ,,..,r.
'f' h.a"HH." Parish Com, j.. ''' ''"m
in" i''-.. o.. Hralaaf. iu ,..,. mo-. '''' i'r
>"''rS~" 'i john f. Ram. ,.,....., ~ HE
me- "lr .r'"d ~ ADMINISTRATOR of ..., ala 10
sion Will "it'r t,r ,a,. u, Tie ,,rr,,, >''' ''
~ IL" ''' resi- .rurc ct rte, d,.r,..,d ,.'' ant
auction, ul w. .' ."ohr
W"In"slay,the 27rh day fOc,. Isl
al ''r property personal and real. b.I,,. ..,,.
~ >''' s"'ccs>I"n. the Personal prnr,r,y 20
'~'I'- 81 one horse and an undivided o,a
','' interest IN eight mules. two vr.so,,.
'"''e I'"WS, one sci ut blacksmith ,,oI' ,;.'
sweeps twenty-five head Of carrlr mr., -.
- ana on, old buggy The real c.,,,s co,,
s's'i!% "l an undivided one-half iu,,,.., :,
'lc .i"''nwIn@ described lands. To vii.
rue W: OF fractional y. ". lofN y
sec. -. y. ! OF y " ! sec Il and ,I,, ~,
OF W Of ) w section l3 lyu,. nor,i ''''
East. ''ol'h
The fractional East ! Of the north ,.,
fractional quarter, and the nor,l, ,t -
west quarter, on west bank Of Boo, .,-
"c>'ehdi"S' IN section - the unr,j,
quarter OF section II; the east 80 -
east quarter aud north half Of ,..,.,l, ''''
quarter, and south hafnc ,ou,r, '''
ana south west quarter Of ,ou,L ,..,., -
s''''"" me 'Wc't half Of south w.,
quarter OF section :; the ives, h,i, nt -
81, ''' ""''n nan 81 south east quarter. and All
u''' Poti"h q s"ath ha.tof south east cu,r,nr
~ VI .le cutoff IA section u, all u Tow.
snip i Norm Range East Tia. south ,,,,
quarter "i S""in w">t quarter and ,or,l ,c,lf
anu norm eat quarter uf south ,.a,r ,,r,.,-..,
section II ; and tie Lorh half Of rcIri, "a,
quarter north west quarter section. and w..
IaI "t south west quarter. section L.. no
'a>' nan OF section -, and north east on,,-,.r
"i section 20, township i North. Ram.
East, NAM .
Also an undivided on2-halt ip,cr.., :,
'he ioIowlnS land situated m Mo,ebou..
PARISH Lot one in section 10. lots - >.
AZ" IN section 20, Township - North
Range 5 East
VI '"e above except that which sold at frs,
nhruHG described II, follows
" OF fractional y " ofNEI .cc,;or -
township l. roih East. Tnutain;ng ~
acres more ar les. Mos W / of .ec,,,'o -
Idc''"aI T. ! Of irtr i1nal y " sec o3
'hHIni'S II - a"res and y f. HORN WI
&c - containing 10 ~ acres: y EIccN
".. ! # + "i : " sc Il. \ " crS wi.
&c / t. lrar;'o'a! ; l. ! ct ) f. sec If: frac-
'"naI y oi - sec -. al in + I-NR
Fat. Tue land above EXEMPT va, pnr,
ha~,d hy Mr.. Myrirk
10 be soil IA in;> of 40, les than Ia n,r
nor. than 80 arrcs.
Irfn> OF >a.c, on twelve months credit,
ufCLa,UT Ia give bond with ,rr-,,.J -
n.y. a''' "''i'2'2e retained ON the property
''. Ir what y viii bring without the bere
OF a1pl"!ermcmt.
b MYRTCK,
'yvIiir, La. Oct gjl lS7j.-.3t AJmr
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
Sherif's Sale.

c. T. HINES State of Lor;s;,n,
vs.. teo2. Parish of T RichIana'
A. A. BATE. } Parish Court.
81 virtue ola writ of fer flcia. issue,
- from the Honorable Parish Court fo,
said fa'lsh and State, in the above entitled
case, and TO me directed, have seized and
taken INTO my possession, and will offer fo,
sale to the highest bidder, in lots of no, les.
man ten nor more than fifty acres, at the door
OF The Court house Of said parish. within the
legal hours, on
Saturday, the Oh day Of Nor. 1875.
the following described property to-wit: The
Last Of Northwest t, and East 1 of Son,b.
west OF Section Z; the East of Sou,b.wes,
OF Sectmn s.; all in Township II Nor,b
NANCE 3 East, containing 400 90 100 acres
Also the South east ! of Section l, and the
NORTH east t of Section IL, the WestI of
Northwest ! and the Northwest ! of S,a,,h.
west OF Section -, and the South 1 of the
north aud the South west / of Section
aud the South J Of Southeast + of Section >.
AL IN Township Il North, Range ! Ea.,
containing e9i S9-ln0 acres-rogetller with
The Improvements thereon. Seized As the
property Of A. A Bate.
Terms Of sale-on twelve months cred;,
purchaser To execute bond with approvcd
security, with mortgage retained on proper,v
sold, without the benefit of appraiselnent
c. Fl. MOORE.
Rayvillc, La, Aug. 2S,ls75-6t. Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
SOMETHING NEW.

WHAT world we do liv. ir ar1 WIN, ,
drun@,'a ih"'' j. f,~ same hi. sc.r l',.L
hour ''i"2> ~ wants. a'"' nae alprrrrr grows
rPu" what Iccus. .ont,.tR. Nc,r. i au
lnrc>-iT' demand of nature. The, ,,,,,.,,n,
disappearing of old things as the wrnI IN
the Fun, creates an ince~>ant rrnard which
must be supp he'd Foruna,.. for H.. ,b,.
ra"am- If sup y are ~ hnuI and. a. IN. de-
n,'''I, increase. does ~" supply.
= he progressive nInri-curii century isoner.
feet corio,rry Of new th.u,s. For the fv.
Thousand years preceding this century. we
have bnt ll'tle respect now-the last is the
best Tor ~, ana grand impro.e iucn, over the
old and dark ages Of history And still the
cry for something HeU in poetry, business
| literature, art, music and song continues, Our
business does not escape sympathy. With
the progress around us we must be IN and
stirring. The inventions of Arkrgbt and
Howe 1.-THE Spinning Jenny and Sewing Ma.
chlne) make the possibility of our business
immense We accept the situation with
pleasure, and have prepared ourselves 10
meet the demand. Oar auIbition is boundless;
and. while we do not expect TO clothe Won
suitably for the future and better world, we
can do 1t suitably for this one, no matter what
yo"l SoIr"Iipu III llle may be; whether Won
are phlan,lIropist, philosopher, or the
support ct both-a tiller of the soil. If Won
are politician, We can sell you good homes,
Coat; such a one as will be credit IN vour.
SELF (whom you serveO and an honor to vorr
country (whom you Lave the honor 10 (nIs)
represent)
You must all wear Clothing. and we arc
generous enough to wisl. that you all may
wear Sood-fitting and welI-nIade good:
whether you buy them of us or of our neipb. /
bors. We are endeavoring to do oar share or
The business. We believe that we are ep,i,IcJ
to 1t and have only to convince Won Of tho /
fact to secure it. If you ask why we are
entitled TO do large amount Of business, we /
answer because our stock i Iarre caro-.
iully selected and well made; because o,r
prices are as low AS can be found elsewhere
because we treat our customers honorabIv
because our customers are pleased with and |
can believe our assertions because we will .
nol he uldersold' Honest Fair and
Square Dealing, is our nIoito.
Come and see Us, and be convinced of onr
desire to please yon in quality, price and STYLE.
Yours Truly
DUryUHTAN- =. ~,~~
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
The Ladies Aid Association.

There is no flattery in our congratulations
oi Tue ladlcs OF this society, and the gentle
men who assisted, on the talent which they
/ displayed and the success which attended
their efforts on last Monday night; for II
! was success financially, if we are to Judge
tom the size of the audience, and we know
from personal observation, and the expres.
SONS oil qualification on the part of the
| spectators, that they succeeded in piyinu
satisfaction. The stage was arranged and
, decorated as only ladies know how 10 do sucb
Things, while the music discussed bp Miss
Lizzie Barksdale, Miss Matte Clark, Mrs
Polk and Mrs. johnson, on the piano, and DIR.
johnson and Mr.. Miller, on the yiolins. with
the duets by the Misses Campbell, was well
worth the admission fee, TO say nothing of the
charades and tablcaux. the latter of which
were well selected and beautifully presented.
All sustained the characters they represent
ed admirably, and we would not par,;cn.
IarIze any one did we not know we womb he
"-4'O 'i'N -hi>S INydn sustained
The character Of the quick witted and bloom.
ing insL girl to perfection in "The Wearing
"i the Green," while we think Miss En-,
campbell sustained that of the Irish marion
almost, if not fully, as we'll In one scene or
tins play we thought tliat nature itself could
not have excelIed the acting of Mrs. Liddeu
he gentlemen, Messrs. SummerIin. Miller
and Davis, all sustained their characters in -.
very creditabe manner
la the charade "Love" DR. psri, NJ
Edwards, MIR. Davis Mrs. Bckers. Miss |
Ryan and Miss Philips all acquitted Them. |
selves IN manner which called forth repea,
ed applause and exhibited such talent as i
hot common among amateurs.
The entertainment was given for III.
dement, OF the church and lodge building, and
heihed the success which attended il, and
we nope the encouragement they received
VIII induce the ass, citation to con,inne their
'horts and sustain their organization at least
through the winter.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-23
SUCCESSION SALE.

/
State OF Louisiana, Parish of Richland
Parish Court.
Succession of p r. MuIbirn deco,sod
~ virtue OF an order of sale issued from
ID the Hon'l Parish Court in and f.,
the parish and State, aforesaid and to me
me directed, will proceed to offer for sale
on me premises of the said p. S. MrIhirn
acc a. AT public auction to the last and higbes,
bidder and within the hours prescribed
for Sheriffs sales on
Thursday, the 4th day of Nov. 1915
the following described properly, to-wit:
Inc OF the N W Sec Is; the S ! of
!. .'e y, ~ r. T. the r Sec and the e ] of the
. " Of Sec Is, L 10 n r f, containing
toO acres, more or less. An undivided one
nall interest of which land was purchased Inv
r. D. Mulhirn, deceased from H. F. Vickers
6oy No'arial deed passed before w. p
Maegham, Recorder of Richland Parish State
OF LOUISIANA on the 4th day of August. 1871.
ana OF record in the Recorders office of said
parish and State, in Notarial Book c PAGES
$40 u 377. The remaining half Interest u,s
purchased by the said deceased from tl,e s,;,I
n. r. Vickers by Notanal deed passed nv !
"A. Hemer, Deputy Recorder of said p,,;sh
ana State on the 18th day of August Is-9
anu OF record in the Recorders office il sand
parish and State in Mortgage Book d payes
400 q l5l. Also the N Ell of the NE4
sec 10 10 N East, and containing in
me aggregate 40 acres of land.
>ald lands to be sold in subdivisions or M,
ss'hah 10 nor more than so acres of land
a., as per map TO be exhibited on day of sale
wo oxen; thirty head of stock hogs nm.
light OK wagon; six plows and gear. s;v
wedding hoes; four sweeps, lot of carmen
Ter and blacksmth's tools and one accom-,
against u. w. CofIi,s for s.
Term ofsale-On credit of twele months: |
purchaser to give bond with good and solven,
security, with mortgag and vendors lien re-
ained upon the property sold. Cost Cash.
c. H. MOORE.
, Sheriff
1ayville, La. Oct. 10th. 1875. 8,